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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1964
Page
8
Readers query about what names may appear on a deceased parent’s headstone and a correction from a monument dealer. Other letters urge caution in relationships during divorce, advise on handling an overweight daughter, and request etiquette on adult-only wedding invitations.
Fort Madison executives anticipate a substantial rise in sales and income for the first quarter of the fiscal year. President Walter A. Sheaffer told stockholders that final figures for the first three months are not yet complete.
Omaha market shows hogs 4,500 head with barrows and gilts up to 50 higher and sows up 25, cattle and calves mixed with steers near steady to 25 lower, spring lambs 50 lower. Chicago reports hogs 6,000 with steady to 25 higher, primes at 24.25-25, slaughter steers steady to weak and several prime loads, cattle volume 8,000 with varied prices, spring lambs steady and fine, some high grade.
Chicago grain desk reports soybean futures in active trading with a generally strong trend in the early afternoon session. Traders watched for market cues amid steady demand and nearby price support factors.
Transactions today on the Board of Trade showed steady to easier prices with light hedging in wheat due to weak buying support. Carrot receipts were tallied, with wheat seven cars and corn one hundred fifty six, oats five, barley seventeen, and soybeans eleven. Wheat closed up one cent per bushel. July grade at 1.43 and 1/2. corn July at 1.2338 to 1.25. oats down about 2 to 12 cents. rye unchanged to four higher. soybeans up one cent with July at 2.49 and 1/2.
Wheat No 2 red 1.453 per bushel. Corn No 1 yellow 1.2714, No 2 yellow 1.27, sample grade yellow 1.24. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 64. Soybeans No 2 yellow 2.51. Soybean oil 8.20.
Estimated receipts Friday at Iowa and southern Minnesota packing plants reach 40 000 with 37 000 the prior day and 45 000 for the week. Burrows and gilts are steady to 25 higher while sows move 25 higher in price.
Thirty two Iowa cyclists traveling tandem bicycles to a Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Dallas were forced to seek a gift for the first time Thursday due to strong headwinds and gusts.
In 709 Caliph Walid rejected inspecting vouchers for the Damascus mosque funds and ordered them burned. The 18 camels carrying the verification vouchers were freed from labor for life as he deemed it wicked to doubt money spent on God. Tomorrow, The Yogi Who Berries His Head To Pray.
A travel segment notes riders moving from Fort Scott Kansas to Miami slowed by an overnight stop in Columbus Kansas and reliance on local rides. The report includes U.S. Senator remarks on civil rights and a stock sale by Chicago and North Western tied to Rock Island Lines.
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