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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1966
Page
10
The New York market fell sharply in moderate late Monday trading with about 63 million shares moving. Aircrafts electronics and airlines bore the losses as Boeing General Dynamics United Airlines Pan American and others dropped several points.
A list of abbreviations and terms used in stock and security markets. Includes notes on warrants issued and distributed, ex rights and ex dividend statuses, bankruptcy or reorganization, foreign issues, and delivery terms.
The Cedar Rapids hog market shows steady pricing with bulk 200 to 230 pound butchers at 24.50 to 24.75 and packing sows 300 pounds and under bid at 20.28 to 20.50. Sheep listings include crate lambs at around 21.75 to 29.75, plus grain and wool prices and poultry rates. Clarence Branden and Carl H. Phelps were arrested on intoxication charges on highway 74. Phelps also faces a license charge. Phelps pled guilty and received two days in jail plus $25 costs. Brandon pled not guilty with trial set for Aug 4 and released on bond.
Chicago and Sioux City markets show hogs slipping to steady and mixed gains for butchers and sows with prices quoted around 25 to 50 cents higher on some loads. Cattle and sheep also move through the day with slaughter steers weak to steady, higher primes noted and lambs steady to higher in limited offerings.
Summary of cattle and hog markets across Des Moines and Omaha with price ranges for various weights and grades. Includes live cattle, hogs, and sow values, noting firmness or modest changes and weekly receipts comparisons.
Broad advances in grain futures failed to draw solid selling as trading was slow. Wheat closed 2 to 27 cents higher, corn up 4 cents, oats 1 to 2 cents higher, and soybeans 7 to 9 cents higher amid scattered activity in Chicago futures.
Fragments show Wheat and Corn prices with bid and ask marks, oats and soybean quotes, and scattered figures like 12.95. Text is garbled with missing units and unclear dates but indicates routine market activity.
AP reports wholesale prices for Chicago produce with steady to lower trends. Roasters and red meat white rock fryers show varied ranges. butter, eggs, potatoes, and other staples display price steadiness or modest shifts amid arrivals on track and market conditions.
New York reports mixed demand for dairy items. Grades vary with large extra fancy heavy weights and mediums listed, hypsmatts and peewees show specific size ranges. Butler offerings adequate though demand slows. Creamery price index cited with a 93 score and cents per unit, while overall price indicators appear modest.
Millie Zach of 306 Twenty eighth Avenue SW reported theft of about $1,000 from a dresser drawer envelope. The loss occurred sometime between April 1965 and Sunday, and the exact amount was not confirmed.
Two people were treated at Mercy hospital after bicycle crashes. Michael Serhousek, 12, was released after a head injury. Joan Bohren, 23, remained in good condition with a leg injury. Both incidents occurred Sunday.
Four members of the Cedar Rapids family were treated and released at Mercy hospital after a car forced their Jeep off Coralville road near Highway 218. Fred Pelisek. wife, 1240 Twentieth Avenue SW. children Michael 12 and Joan 6 sustained injuries.
Hazel E. Rees, 20, of Hiawatha, was fined 15 dollars and costs for intoxication and 35 dollars and costs for failing to have her car under control after a traffic accident at Third avenue and Second street SW. Police said she was intoxicated at the scene.
Anna Mordorst 77 of 1234 Fourth Street died Monday in a Marion nursing home. Born March 19 1889 on a farm north of Marion she lived nearby. Surviving siblings include Jack Mordorst Cedar Rapids and sisters Mrs Wes Dennis and Mrs Harry Schriner Marion. A sister Maria Mordarski died last Thursday. Services Wednesday 10:30 a.m. Murdoch chapel Rev Clyde C Scott. Burial Oak Shade. Friends may visit chapel Monday after 7 p.m. Dressmaking and garment repair 377-3140 Adv. cucumber cabbage sales 200th Ave Marion Adv. Sorg Pharmacy prescriptions Adv. Linn-Mar bond sale tonight in room 102 high school. budget hearing 8:30. Barbara Weitzel joins Wilson Beauty Salon Adv. Rug cleaning Kenwood Rug Cleaning Adv. Town of Springville records July 1966 meeting. bills approved. minor town actions and staff changes noted.
Washington AP reports a broad civil rights measure with an open housing clause cleared its first hurdle as the House voted 200 to 180 to bring it to the floor perhaps late this week. St Louis AP notes Pacific lines set half year earnings and revenue records with net income of 16 110 016 and operating revenues of 214 149 24 for the first six months, up from a year ago.
Myr Petersen 43 of 2900 Seventh Avenue was found dead Saturday at her Marion home. Born April 26 1923 in Fairbury Nebraska she moved to Marion in 1949. Survivors include two stepbrothers Carl and Chris Traiger of Nebraska. Services pending at Trawn funeral home Fairbury. Free roofing estimate ad and Marion YMCA schedule follow.
Two Cedar Rapids youths were fined 25 each after reckless driving near Johnson School. Robert J. Donahue, 16, of 418 Nissen Road NE, and Richard K. Doerr, 16, of 1440 Wildwood Drive NE, faced Municipal Court Judge Loren Hullinger Jr. for unlawful car rides with children nearby. Police said they drove on school property performing sharp turns and wheel squeals Saturday at 7:53 p.m.
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad reports a 122 percent increase in profits for the first six months of this year versus the same period last year.
Davenport report states four year old Shelly Hout died after swallowing a balloon at her daycare. She arrived at St Luke's Hospital but medical efforts to remove the balloon failed. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Hout jr.
Notice of incorporation lists Tickal Construction Company under Iowa law with 10000 shares authorized at 19.00 each. Registered office at 6th St SE Cedar Rapids Linn County and agent Richard J Tresal. directors Richard J Tickal and Maureen A Tickal.
In Linn County Iowa the estate of Davis C Snyder deceased is probated. William Davis Snyder named executor after the will dated February 15 1944 was admitted to probate. Creditors must file claims within six months from second publication or be barred. debtors pay promptly. Center Point Iowa July 12 1946.
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