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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
2
Kansas City AP market notes cattle calves 7 500 with steers and heifers up to 50 higher, hogs 4 500 trading moderately to strongly higher, lambs steady to 50 higher with spring slaughter lambs 22 75 to 23 75. Consumer eggs large A 24 27, wholesale large 27 29 1 2, poultry hens 5 lb up 12, capons 16 18, butter Grade A 67 68.
Hog prices show U S 1 and 2 grades at 190 to 200 pounds ranging 15 50 to 15 75 with other weights and sow markets 12 00 to 13 00 down to 8 00. Cattle and calves hold steady with steers and heifers 600 to 700 pounds 19 to 20, calves 300 to 450 pounds 20 to 21 20, stockers 20 to 25 50, yearling stockers 19 21 50, cows 13 to 16, bulls 16 to 20, veal calves 23 to 27, and sheep varied with lambs up to 22 and ewes 2 to 10.
Chicago AP report shows live poultry prices down two to up one cent with White Rock fryers 18 to 19 cents and roasters 24 to 26 cents. Butter steady with AA 57, A 57, B 56, C 54 cents. eggs steady with grade A whites 28, mixed 28, mediums 23, standards 26 4, dirties 24 2, checks 24.
Chicago reports show No wheat sales and mixed futures. Wheat closes up fractional, July price at 1.49 with gains. Corn edges lower to higher in spots, July at 1.23. Oats rise, July about 62.7 cents. Soybeans advance, July around 2.49. Market notes cite various yellow grain prices across No. 1 to No. 5 grades and sample figures.
Wheat prices mixed with several grade specifications across No 2 and No 3 futures. Corn oats milo and barley listed with ranges for No 2 and No 3 futures, including white yellow and mixed corn, soybeans bran and shorts also noted with price ranges.
President Johnson will travel to New York on Saturday to address the International Ladies Garment Workers Union. The White House said the speech is expected around noon or slightly before.
Westamerica states there is no favored fund or family of funds and invites clients to choose from many investments. The bank emphasizes helping each customer select options that align with their ideas needs and financial situation.
Wall Street closed mixed with strength in rails and weakness in air lines. Trading was moderate with about 4.6 million shares today, up from 4.52 million yesterday. Gains and losses ranged fractions to a point, led by several movers. Corporate bonds were mixed while U.S. government bonds showed little change.
Daily Transcript lists hospital admissions and dismissals for Neosho Memorial on Saturday Sunday and today. Names include Mrs Clifford Webb Humboldt Stanley Switzer Omaha Craig Wood 715 N Evergreen Mrs E L Brand 219 S Plummer Ronald Haynes 1020 N Garfield and others with locations in Humboldt Thayer Yates Center and Buffalo. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Merle Greves Humboldt a boy. Fire runs include a cat on a house and a boating accident. Traffic court actions note reckless driving citations and district court cases including quiet title partition and parole and desertion cases.
Cars driven by Ramon O. Torres and Mary Jordan collided at 14th and Garfield around 8:45 a.m. today. Two Jordan children aged 3 and 2 months were shaken up but unharmed. Torres cited for failing to yield right of way. Damages estimated at 150 dollars for Torres Buick and 300 dollars for Jordan Falcon.
Chanute public library adopts summer hours from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. Librarian Mrs. Seth Gray says hours will be observed and the schedule remains in effect until September 1.
Instructions advise calling your Tribune phone service through the carrier if unavailable. If unreachable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
Harold Howard Harrison aged 60 of Enid Oklahoma died Saturday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a 14 day illness. Graveside service set for 1 30 PM Tuesday at Elmwood Cemetery with Rev Dale Sneeringer officiating. Arrangements by Johnson Mortuary. Roy Crutchfield funeral held Friday at 10 AM Church of God in Christ with Rev Floyd H Thuston officiating. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery under Koch-Skinner Memorial Home.
Retail committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet at 3 p.m. tomorrow in the chamber offices. Mrs. David Shepard reported mail box theft with her name painted in gold letters. The Nationalist Party lists 13 candidates for governor at Boys State in Lawrence including Bruce Benson. Campaigning for the week-long government in action program began at 5 a.m. today with primary tonight and general tomorrow. The Federalist party lists 15 governor candidates. Chanute attendees include Chester Day Bruce Ward Gary Trammell and Steve Chandler. About 1 012 boys attend. Vandals damaged Santa Fe Park rest room plumbing twice over the weekend. First damage at 1 10 a.m. yesterday, repairs followed by a second discovery at 12 40 p.m. William Tomlinson reported to
Police said an unknown person Saturday tried to gain entry at 901 West Elm by removing door hinge pins but was unsuccessful. No injuries reported and investigation ongoing by Chanute officers.
Mr and Mrs R E Williams of 218 E 11th traveled to Winchester Oskaloosa and Lawrence for a weekend. A guest was Ted Weiser of Philadelphia Pa who came home from College of Emporia with their son Ed Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs Dean Skinner and family of 16 N Forest and Mr and Mrs Fred Skinner of 102 S Larson spent the weekend in Delphos where they attended the local high school alumni banquet.
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