Market steadies gains as Itek and Motorola rise on ex dividends
In active trading, the New York market edged higher with volume around 6.2 million. Itek Motorola Fairchild and National Airlines advanced on ex dividend status while Du Pont weakened the Dow transports and other issues. On the American Stock Exchange, prices held up amid moderate activity. Omaha cattle and cattle prices were reported firm with steer and heifer values mostly steady to higher.
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New York
Itek
Motorola
Fairchild Camera
National Airlines
Litton Industries
Paramount Pictures
Pitney Bowes
du Pont
Douglas
American Stock Exchange
Hogs Steady To 25 Down on Tuesday Prices
Chicago based USDA estimates show Wednesday receipts of 7,000 cattle 4,000 hogs 300 sheep. Butcher hogs were steady to 25 cents lower Tuesday while spring slaughter lambs held steady.
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Chicago
USDA
Dressed Meats Quotations From Chicago Beef Trade
USDA report from Chicago notes monday trade for steer and heifer groups. Steers 500 to 900 pounds mostly 39.50 to 39.75 with some 39.00 to 39.50. heifers 500 to 700 pounds about 38.00 with several loads at 37.75. prices show declines from prior.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago hog and cattle price summary with revisions
Chicago wholesale hogs and cattle traded steady to mixed lower with steers and sows showing varied values. Des Moines receipts and price ranges show barrows and gilts down modestly while sow prices hold. US grade classifications listed for multiple weight bands across 200 to 550 pounds.
Cattle prices steady at Sioux City market
Sioux City livestock report shows about 4000 cattle with slow demand and only partial fill. Sales near steady with choice 1000-1150 lb steers at 25.00 to 25.50 and choice heifers at 24.00 to 24.50 per hundredweight.
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Omaha
UPI
Sioux City
USDA
Asola Steel
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Report Prices and Poultry Rates
C R Markets notes Tuesday hog prices 25 cents lower on butchers and steady on sows with Monday bids for 200 to 230 pound butchers at 22.00 to 22.25. Packing sows 300 pounds down bid 20.25 to 20.50. Plant delivered quotes apply with weight and grade adjustments up to 400 pounds. Wool and poultry prices listed along with egg rates for large to small sizes.
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Des Moines
UPI
U.S
Cedar Rapids
City Briefs and Local Notices
Cedar Rapids area items include a coin club auction at 7 30 p m Wednesday in room 109 at the YWCA, plus events at the YWCA hat party and a story hour at the public library with Mrs Sam Nassif. Also reports of hospitalizations, a plant sale, and business notices from local firms.
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Coin Club
Cedar Rapids Coin Club
The
YWCA
Public Library
Sam Nassif
Gross Assails Iowa Seifers Sewer Politics Claim
Rep. H R Gross of Iowa blasted Evans and Novak for saying sewers and bridges are Iowa's political fundamentals. He called the piece an insult to Iowa citizens and criticized postmaster general O'Brien for election tactics. He questioned whether Iowans value sewer projects over their sons' lives in the war.
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Washington
UPI
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Gross
House
Lawrence F. O’brien
Johnson
O’brien
Lyndon Johnson
LBJ
Gateway Transportation declares 15 cent quarterly dividend
Gateway Transportation and Co directors announce a regular quarterly cash dividend of 15 cents per common share. The dividend will be paid October 31 to shareholders of record October 7.
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Gateway
Lacrosse
Wis
Gateway Transportation &Co
Grain futures retreat after profit cashing in Chicago
Prices had backed away from early gains as offerings rose in the grain market on Tuesday. Soybeans initially rose more than three cents but fell back while wheat, corn, oats, and rye finished lower or mixed as brokers cited widespread profit taking.
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Chicago
Chicago cash grain price report concise snapshot
Wheat No 2 hard 1.8142 No 2 red 1.78 Van. Corn No 2 yellow 1.45n Oats No 2 heavy white 75 2n Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.03n Soybean oil 11.40n.
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Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices and Market Notes
Wholesale prices hold steady across live poultry butter eggs and potatoes. Roasters and red white rock fryers show narrow bids while butter grades stabilize with multiple skin scores cited. Eggs remain unchanged with various grade prices, and potato shipments show light supplies and slow demand with regional price ranges for Washington russets and Minnesota red varieties.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
Washington
New York Produce Market Egg and Butter Quotes
US eggs fully ample on large and fair demand with checks 35 to 36 and standards 452 to 472. Whites range from fancy extra heavy weight 51 to 53 and fancy medium 46 to 48 with other grades listed. Butter offerings are adequate with creameries at 93 score AA 75 to 76 and 92 score A 75 to 76.
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Granites
Grantwt
Hayden Stone, Inc
Dow-Jones
Teeeser
West Int
Beatrice Foods
Gulf Oil
GrumnAire
GulfStart
Draster Lowe We
NEW York
Yardsman
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Ana
Isis
Mid-America
Miehle
Tama
Rohr
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Meinland
Safeway
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SanFran
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Sanders
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T&t
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JohnMan
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Sears Roe
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Jones L
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Kresge Koppers
Kroger
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SouthPac
Va Armour
South Ry
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Sport Ind
Ashland Oi
E Lear
Ltd Rolls
Ligget
StOilind
Aveo Corp
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Litton
SiddilOh
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Texaco
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McKess
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Merck
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Morrell
Stertz
O'S
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Airlin
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Nat Steel
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ClevEtt
Nevada
Varian
Newbery
Col Gas
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Westa Air
ComSolv
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Northrop
Norton
Nge Wilson Co
Wis Norwich
Ye WinnDix
The
Woolworth
Cooper Ind
Associated Press
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Pan Am
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Epsico
Disney
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Pullman
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EthylCorp
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Chicago
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Lamson Brothers Fair Hill
Ferro Cp
Iveet Ueascesces
Ford FoodFall
March
Senoynam
Erber
VanceCo
USDA
Investors' Guide on Common and Preferred Stocks
Sam Shulsky explains how stocks can hedge inflation and the risks involved. He notes common shares may rise with dollar value and dividends, but not automatically, while preferred shares offer fixed dividends with little inflation protection. The piece discusses return possibilities, risk to principal, and a correction on odd-lot differential thresholds.
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U. S. Treasury
FDIC
FSLIC
Stock Exchange
Eighth Avenue paving projects advance in Marion
City officials report Eighth Avenue between Thirteenth and Twenty second streets closed for seal coat as Bituminous Materials Co. resumes resurfacing tasks including Sixth to Thirteenth streets and Fourteenth Street. Country Club drive McGowan boulevard and South Seventh street also under repair with curbs being rebuilt. Fifty plus workers and Marion residents follow progress and a Horizon club meeting hosted by Mrs. Marion Hansen closes with officer elections and council representative chosen.
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Thirteenth
Peter F. Crivaro
Collins Radio Co
Bituminous Materials Co., Inc
Sixth
Fourteenth Street
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
Tenth Street
Third
Fifth Avenues
Twenty Second
Country Club Drive
McGowan Boulevard
South Seventh Street
Ralph R. Mills
Mills
Midland Construction Co
Services Planned In Marion Church
A series of church services is planned for Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. at the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection with Rev. Albert Petrich of Clifton Texas as speaker. The Rev. Petrich, a graduate of Eden Theological Seminary, Webster Groves, Mo, has served four congregations and currently ministers at Our Savior's Lutheran in Clifton. He served in the southwest Pacific in the air force before ministry and attended Blinn Elmhurst and Baylor. The observance marks the Marion ministry of Rev. William E. Biedermann, who begins a new pastorate in Iowa City on Oct. 16.
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Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
Albert Petrich
Clifton
Tex
Petrich
Eden _ theological seminary
Webster Groves
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Air Force
Southwest Pacific
Blinn and
Elmhurst
Baylor University
Marion
William E. Biedermann
Iowa City
Heiring Sues OConnor Family for 30000 Damages
Alvira Heiring of Holy Cross filed a $30,000 damage suit in Fayette county court Tuesday alleging negligence by Joseph John and Leona OConnor of Masonville. Heiring was a passenger in a car involved in a collision with the OConnor vehicle on Sept 24, 1964.
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West Union
Alvira Heiring
Holy Cross
Fayette County
Joseph, John
Leona O’connor
Masonville
Phyllis Hired as Secretary on The Pruitts of Southampton
Phyllis is hired as a secretary with no knowledge of office procedure on The Pruitts of Southampton, Tuesday night at 8 00 in color on Channel 9.
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Channel 9
Phyllis
Pruitts OF
Southampton
Notice of Probate of Illinois Estate Malik Iowa
In Linn County Iowa the last will of Mary R Malik dated February 20 1957 was admitted to probate on September 13 1966 with Rosemary M Malik appointed executor. Creditors must file claims within six months from second publication and actions to contest must begin within one year. Rosemary Malik Cedar Rapids Iowa and attorney Joseph J Severn. Date of second publication September 23 1966.
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IL F Arron
Credito Prete
Rosemary Malik
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Joseph J. Severn
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National Institute of Dry Reentry
Investors’ Guide
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Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
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Wayne Hofer
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Mark Crowley
Steve Crowley
Greg Stimson
James Hornung
Jay Long
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YMCA
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East End
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