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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1973
Page
13
Wheat at 4.65 corn 2.22 milo 3.64 soybeans 5.48 oats 1.40 No 2 mile 4.10 4.37 No 2 rye 1.65 1.80 No 2 barley 1.65 1.75 No 1 soybeans 6.70 7.60 Sacked bran 82.75 83.50 Sacked shorts 82.75 83.50 Polaroid up 3 percent to 115 Ponderosa Systems up 2 percent to 60 Fairchild Camera up 2 to 66
AP reports wholesale egg prices in Kansas City hold steady with large eggs at 61 to 71 cents per dozen and medium eggs at 53 to 64 cents per dozen, for 80 percent avian grade.
Data lists Wheat 155 cars with grade ranges from No 3 5.07 5.20% for two and three grades and higher er rates 6 to 23. Corn 117 cars with No 2 white 2.75 3.35% No 3 2.62 3.34% No 2 yellow 2.47 2.60% No 3 2.33 2.58% Oats none 7 to 11% er No 2 white 1.14 1.29% No 3 1.04 1.28%
The Dow Jones industrial average rose to 883.43 at 2 p.m. up 2.86 as advances led declines on the NYSE. Analysts cited higher interest rates potential new taxes and tight money weighing on market sentiment all week while growth stocks gained.
Cattle and hog market notes contrast with a migration of Hope Plaza residents as federally subsidized rents rise from 54 to 160 dollars a month. Foreclosure, FHA steps, and new ownership threaten low income housing with potential further moves and openings at Edgewood and Babcock places.
Douglas County Court filed 110 insufficient funds check charges through August. Of those named, 61 remain unlocated for arrest warrants, 36 dismissed, seven pending, and six convicted. Officials note many checks reflect carelessness, not deliberate fraud, and the sheriff's bureau handles collection and advisement rather than acting as a collection agency.
Brad Fisher 11 son of former City Commissioner Charles F. Fisher died Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital from complications after surgery. A memorial service is set for 4 p.m. Monday at Plymouth Congregational Church with graveside rites at Memorial Park Cemetery. He was a Hillcrest School sixth grader and Cub Scout Pack 3053 member. Survivors include his parents, sister Lisa, and two grandmothers. Memorials may go to the Brad Fisher Memorial Fund at Plymouth Church. Friends may call Rumsey Funeral Home until noon Monday.
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