Wall Street Dips at Noon as Averages Fall
Dow Jones at 1 p.m. CDT shows losses with the 30 industrials at 857.95 down 3.13, 20 rail/trans at 168.47 off 0.74, 15 utilities at 83.08 down 0.51, and the 65 stocks index at 260.98 down 1.09.
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1975
Page
2
Dow Jones at 1 p.m. CDT shows losses with the 30 industrials at 857.95 down 3.13, 20 rail/trans at 168.47 off 0.74, 15 utilities at 83.08 down 0.51, and the 65 stocks index at 260.98 down 1.09.
Chicago grain range report from the UPI notes price movements across futures. Market activity details appear amid a period of published notices on postage and subscription rates for the Columbus Telegram.
Columbus airport Authority will hold a meeting July 9 1975 in the administration building at Columbus Municipal Airport Columbus Nebraska. Notices to creditors set deadlines October 8 1975 with hearing October 9 1975. Final report filed for estate of Duane A Lutjens with hearing July 28 1975 for final settlement and heirs designation.
Estate No. 4529 proceeds to probate for the Last Will. Margaret J. Grotelueschen is named executor. hearing scheduled for July 21 1975 at 10 AM before Associate County Judge Josephine Merritt. Also notice of a dance license application by Downtowner Inc for 1354 27th Ave Columbus Nebraska to be heard July 16 1975 at 8 PM.
Hogs trade 4 000 head with 50 to 75 price drops across many lots. No 1-2 220 lb at 58.00, No 1-3 200-240 lb 57.50-57.75, 240-250 lb 57.00-57.75, with 2-3 200-250 lb 57.00-57.50. Sows mostly steady to lower, cattle and calves see steers 50-1.00 lower, cows steady, heifers largely down 50, primes and loads shown at 53.50-54.00 for large steers. spring lambs firm to 25 higher with ewes up 2.00.
Lisa Schlesinger of Tustin California visits the Chester Bucholz family and grandparents. Captain and Mrs Rick Waldman and son Eric from Vicenza Italy are on a three week leave visiting Waldman relatives. Others include Michael Uphoff of Inglewood Colorado visiting Dey and Krumbach families, Verda Richter and Ray Atkins relatives in Fairborn Ohio, Gene Scholz of Houston meeting wife and daughter in Omaha. John D Abbott and family spent four days in Shelby visiting relatives.
South Africans domesticated the ostrich in 1863 for plumes. By 1914 about one million ostriches roamed fenced farmyards. In Omaha market notes, live cattle traded around 45.80 with activity in pork bellies. futures show July and February quotes and volumes for lean hogs and frozen pork bellies.
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