Market News From Bowersock and Harwood Markets
Market notes show Bowersock Mill listing wheat at 1.46, yellow corn 1.06 and 1.83 per mile, while Harwood Market quotesEggs Grade A large 22, medium 19, undergrades 13 and current receipts 16. Kansas City wholesale eggs 80 percent A 25-28, A 22-25, large B 22-23. butter steady. Cattle and hogs in Kansas City: calves 27.90-30.30, hogs 20.00-20.75, sows up to 25 higher, lambs 26-27. Sheep demand steady. Dow closes down 1.95. NYSE -24c, AMEX -16c. Market activity mixed. cotton higher. grains mixed with wheat lower and corn higher.
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Bowersock Mill
Harwood Market
Kansas City
K. C. Livestock
New York
Chicago
K. C. Cash Grain
Wheat and grain futures show mixed moves in Kansas City report
Kansas City prices for wheat corn and soybeans are listed with ranges for No 2 and No 3 grades including a few seasonal figures. Wheat futures closed modestly higher while earlier grains and oats show varied changes amid a broad market backdrop of a softer stock session in New York and notes on gold and foreign demand.
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Wall Street
New York
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
U S Car Sales Forecast Upbeat in 1968
The Commerce Department projects total 1968 new car sales near 8.9 million, about 600000 higher than last year. Consumer buying intentions for April September point to 7.6 million yearly rate, with governments and business adding 1.2 million to lift total retail to about 8.3 million in 1967.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals Listed
Memorial Hospital reports births for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fish at 1417 E 15th a daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fis her at Haskell Grounds a son both on Wednesday. Dismissals include Mrs. Audrey Cornelison of Hi awatha Mrs Shirley Brown Route 1 Laurence Rice 1809 La and others. several area residents are named with addresses.
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Hiawatha
Shirley Brown
Laurence Rice
Grace Guffey
Eudora
Douglas
Duane Miller
Lonnie Bundy
Tonganoxie
John Williams Jr
James McGahey
Karen Kennedy
Baby Boy
Nancy Robb
Roberta Lank
Baby
Lester Barnes
Miller Dr
Marilyn Posch
Barker
Nancy Rawlings
Stouffer Place
Lu- Deil Johnson
Cornelius High
Oskaloosa
Adryn Grover
Maine
Joan Gish
Edward Fish
A Daugher
Edward Fisher
Haskell Grounds
Deaths-Funerals Mrs Selma Davidson Hannah Selzer and Robert Love
Mrs Selma Davidson 70 Linwood dies Wednesday noon at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Rumsey Funeral Home burial Memorial Park Cemetery Survivors husband Charles two sons Melvin and Charles D Davidson sister Anna Torneden six grandchildren Mrs Selma Davidson Linwood Methodist Church Robert L Love 73 North Hollywood Calif dies Wednesday heart attack services and burial in California survivors wife Alice two daughters four sons 15 grandchildren two sisters Hannah Selzer Clearfield dies this morning born June 2 1892 at Clearfield service 2 p.m. Sunday Clearfield Evangelical United Brethren Church burial Clearfield cemetery arrangements Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin survivors two sisters four nieces.
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Linwood
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Charles Davidson
Melvin Davidson
Charles D.davidson
Bartlesville
Okla
Anna Torneden
Robert L. Love
Robert Leslie Love
North Hollywood
Calif
California
Lawrence
Alice Love
Vivian Ione Weikel
Love
Los Angeles Power and Light Co
Los Angeles
Navy
Hannah Selzer
Clearfield
Tax Bill Moves Ahead In Topeka Senate Action
The Senate Committee on Assessment and Taxation recommended passage of a bill allowing Sedgwick and Shawnee County residents to vote on adopting an income tax. An amendment by Sen. Taggart included Shawnee County in the measure.
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Topeka
Senate Committee On Assessment and Taxation Today
Sedgwick
Shawnee Counties
Sedgwick County
Robert Taggart
Shawnee County
Incentives Sought to Gain Industry Help in Slum Uplift
Johnson Commission urges tax incentives for industries to locate in slums and hire unemployed residents to curb urban unemployment. Republicans favor similar measures, but the administration and Rep. Mills resist tax credits saying they risk higher overall taxes. The panel plans to release its riot report and defend broader antipoverty criticism while urging $150 million for a summer jobs program.
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Washington
Johnson
Commission On Civil Disorders
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Commission
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Treasury Department
Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Edward W. Brooke
Rmass
Senate
Detroit
Newark
New Haven
Conn
Brooke
John V. Lindsay
New York
Fred R. Harris
D-Okla
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