Market Prices From Local Mills and Markets
From Bowersock's Mill wheat sells at 1.83 dollars per bushel yellow corn 1.24 milo 1.71. From Harwood's Market eggs grade A large 27 medium 24 undergrades 18 pullets 18 current receipts.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1966
Page
12
From Bowersock's Mill wheat sells at 1.83 dollars per bushel yellow corn 1.24 milo 1.71. From Harwood's Market eggs grade A large 27 medium 24 undergrades 18 pullets 18 current receipts.
AP reports wholesale egg and butter pricing in Kansas City. Large eggs 80 per cent A cited at 3412 to 362 per case and 80 per cent A 28 to 30 per dozen for mediums. Butter price unchanged at grade A.
Cattle 7 000 head calf 250 steer and heifer prices mostly steady to down 25. Cows down 50, feeders steady. Slaughter steer prices 25.75 to 25.85 top, heifers 24.00 to 24.25, cows 17.75 to 19.25. Hogs 4 000 head barrows and gilts up 50, sows up to 1.00. 1 3 190-240 lb barrows 25.50-26.00, 240-275 lb 24.50-25.50, sows 17.50-21.50. Sheep 800 head lambs 75 to 1.50 lower, ewes down ~50, spring lambs 23.00-23.50, few 23.75-24.00, shorn ewes 4.50-6.00.
Kansas City AP reports gains in grain prices with wheat up to near 9 higher and corn up about 3 percent. Prices listed for No 2 hard and red wheat, No 2 white corn, oats, rye, barley, soybeans, and bran shorts, plus December and March futures with open high low and close figures.
The New York stock market ended mixed and mostly down in moderate trading as major issues slipped. Declines included Du Pont Union Carbide Eastman Kodak Anaconda Standard Oil U S Steel and General Motors with some gains for American Telephone Texas Instruments Chrysler Ford and General Electric. Sperry Rand rose near a point to a new high while Cooper Industries Johnson & Johnson led gains and Dome Mines Fairchild Camera Norris Thermador Colorado & Southern preferred rose about two.
New York stocks fall amid slack trading while Chicago reports gains in grains and meat futures. Wheat rises sharply on strong demand, corn and soybeans surge, hogs up 25 to 50 cents with top at 26.25, and slaughter steers steady to 25 cents higher near 27.
In the Courts Police Court Helen L Barrett 439 Ark St stop sign fined 15 dollars and Frank W Addis 1400 Lilac Stop fined 10 dollars Non traffic Police Court William H Ridley Kansas City Kan drunk fined 10 dollars
The Supreme Court overturned the conviction of National Dairy Products Corp for anti trust charges involving milk sales in the Greater Kansas City area and parts of Kansas and Missouri. The ruling vacated the judgment and followed a separate Dennis case reversal over denial to examine grand jury minutes and government witness testimony.
Memorial Hospital lists residents and kin in an extensive obituary note for Tommie J. Henderson of Douglas County born in Lawrence. The service is set for 11 30 am Wednesday at Bowser LeeMortuary with burial at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery. Henderson a World War I veteran and former Ewing Jones Post No 12 member. survived by wife Alberta, siblings, and several nieces and nephews. Friends may visit Bowser Lee Mortuary Tuesday evening through Wednesday morning.
Alicia Frakes and Mrs Donna Hunter announce births as families in Perry and Kansas City gain children this weekend. Various couples including Mr and Mrs Santos Garcia andMr and Mrs Archie Noble report daughters and sons born Saturday and Sunday. A Kansas University Medical Center transfer is noted for Alicia Frakes.
Urbin Eston Norris 85 of 417 Maine died Sunday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Robert W. Freitag officiating. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by wife Emma. daughter Estella Mae Wyatt of El Cajon Calif. sisters Florence Chesney of Orange Calif and Ivry Rice of Alton Ill. two grandsons and three great grandchildren. Born Calliway County Mo. retired from Union Pacific Railroad. member of West Side Presbyterian Church.
The Kansas City Board of Trade opened beef futures trading at 8 05 this morning with first sales in August at 26 25 October at 26 50 December at 27 and February at 26 00 The exchange president Ralph J Crawford said activity exceeded expectations on the first day.
Lawrence firemen made two Saturday afternoon runs to car fires on Massachusetts Street and East 19th Street. No damages were reported.
Over the past three years Lateserved served as deputy treasurer. Jan. 13 saw the announcement. Travis Glass of 3051 W 8th St president of Lawrence Ready Mix Inc. will run for County Commissioner First District as a Republican. Dan Young, 34, assistant county attorney, announced March 9 seeking the same post. Janice Beem, 29, will seek re election as register of deeds and is a Republican lifelong Doug resident.
Delbert Mathia of 2539 Mont. St. seeks re election as county clerk after seven years as deputy clerk. Earl Wilson seeks a fifth term as Douglas County superintendent of schools. Lucille Allison, district court clerk since 1953, also seeks reelection. Judge Charles C. Rankin and Judge Frank R. Gray will run for reelection to probate and district courts respectively. Primary is Aug 2 with party registration deadlines in July.
Voters must reside in the precinct and state for set periods to be eligible. Absentee ballots available from County Clerk Delbert Mathin until noon Aug 1. Sick and disabled voter applications 25 days before the primary. One local issue: the Lecompton bridge proposal costing 1.25 million dollars to be approved by voters.
A $200 initial grant is awarded by Greenwood County Mental Health Association to Judy Beeman. The funds aim to support local mental health programs and community outreach efforts.
The tion Scholarship has been awarded to Judy C Beeman of Oxford, a senior at Kansas University. The scholarship encourages young people to pursue careers in the mental health field.
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