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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1964
Page
2
Cattle in Kansas City show mixed moves with steers and heifers mostly steady to lower, calves down about a dollar, and cows steady to weak. Hogs drop 10 to 25 cents, sows steady. Lambs and sheep mostly steady with some declines in lambs and feeder categories. veal calves steady to firm. Bulls and breeding stock range through multiple weight classes with varied gains and losses.
The market lists varied bids for hogs and cattle, with U S numbers detailing weights and grades from 180 to 900 pounds. Prices range from 8 to 23 dollars per hundredweight across hogs sows and bears, while cattle show steadier figures with U S Choice steers 20 to 21 dollars and other grades from 14 to 21 dollars, reflecting mixed demand.
Kansas City AP notes consumer eggs mid size A 24 27 unchanged wholesale eggs large 80 percent A 34 36 mediums 80 percent A 29 31 butter and Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers unchanged.
Live poultry rates show 2 lower to 1 higher with fryers at 23 25 cents per pound and 18 19 for red white rock fryers. Barred fryers at 22 and heavy hens at 17 1/2. Butter and eggs unchanged in Chicago market.
Wheat No 1 yellow high 1.52 2 53n and No 2 red 1.45 2n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.24n. Oats No 2 heavy white 67 2n. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.56n. Soybean oil 8.70n. Wheat finished 2 3 cents higher. September $1.42 4. Corn up 1 2%. September $1.20 2. Oats up 1s. September 64 cents. Rye 2 3 cents higher. September $1.27 4. Soybeans up 5 6 cents. August $2.54 4.
Kansas City price report lists wheat for delivery and corn bids with futures style figures. Multiple grades for No. 2 and No. 3 wheat and No. 2 white corn show varied ranges, with some gains noted amid mixed bids.
Kenneth Dean Jeffers and Lyle Wayne Yowell, both youths, pleaded guilty to petty larceny counts in city court after being charged with grand larceny. They were sentenced to a year in county jail on each count, to run concurrently, and paroled for one year with restitution due within 30 days and strict curfew and sobriety conditions.
Market notes show bids for oats rye and barley with varying ranges. Corn and soybeans display higher quotes with milo and maize listed at 2.03 to 2.15 and 2.46 to 2.54 respectively. Protein feeds like bran and shorts are quoted around 38 to 39 cents and 37 to 38 cents.
Wall Street held steadier late in the day as prices partially recovered from a sharp drop. Trading slowed after an active morning, with about 6.1 million shares traded versus 4.79 million the prior day. The market remained down from morning lows tied to the Kennedy era shock. Corporate and government bonds declined.
Sandra Sue McMillen daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene McMillen of R3 tied for highest class average in the graduating class of airlines training at Hoffman Aircraft Institute Overland Park The class graduated July 31 Dale C Atkins aboard the USS Princeton is on a 30 day leave with his parents Harry Aikins and Mrs Aikins 915 S Washington His brother Jack Aikins and Dick Stipp accompanied him to Long Beach California Bruce McCune Jim and Craig Forbes Kansas City arrive tonight by train to visit Bruce's grandmother Mrs C Vincent McCune 204 N Forest They will return home Friday night
Admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital include George McKaska Humboldt and Christina Weldon Humboldt among medical patients. Dismissals include George Lumis Coffeyville and Mrs Devo Rumble 1000 W 7th. A birth records a boy to Mr and Mrs Robert Jenkins Topeka. Local observations report two space satellites crossing the sky near Santa Fe Park around 8 55 and 9 15. Road and freight stats show online loadings 18934, carloads 29041 for the week, KU Medical Center patient James W Hart in Kansas City. A Jehovahs Witness assembly was held at Mid-America Fairgrounds Topeka. Vandalism and theft reports include cement blocks struck a Kansas front porch and salvage lumber theft at Main and Grant for the Bank of Commerce project. Visiting notes for Mr and Mrs Dean Justice and family from Carbon Dale Illinois.
Funeral service for Mrs. Dottie Elizabeth Dris dell was held Monday morning at the Roy S. Gibson Funeral and burial was in Elmwood cemetery. Mrs. D A. Finney accompanied by Mrs. Dave Petterson sang God Be With You. Flowers arranged by Mrs. Ralph Heaton Sr. and Mrs.
The bearers included Ralph Heaton Sr Harry Allen L D Hunter Jack Van Wickle John Erickson and Bill Brennan Retired or nonfarm residential property is about 30 percent of all taxable property nationwide a study by the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations shows
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