New York Stocks Mixed Amid Broad Market Activity
Trading on the New York stock market shows varied movement across many names. Major industrials and consumer goods firms report mixed results with notable quotes for Am Can Sir Alum, Ford Motors, General Motors, DuPont, Eastman, and Pennies, while tech and utility shares hover near changed values as of the December 2, 1963, session.
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Sir Alum Co
Am Motors
ADM & F
AT & Tl
Bendix
Boeing
Beth St
Chrysler
Deere
DuPont
Eastman
Ford Motors
Merit Ravenpors
Obituary of Kenneth H. Raub of Moline
Kenneth H. Raub 47 former Blue Grass resident died at Lutheran hospital after an extended illness. Born February 13 1916 in Blue Grass he lived there until age nine. Survived by wife Barbara Johnson Raub a son Daniel K and daughters Sandra Carol Debra Christine plus sister Mrs Carol Emerson and Mrs Lucille Hendricks. Services Wednesday 130 pm at Wendt Brothers with Dr Kenneth Knox officiating burial Greenview Memorial Gardens. Visitation Tuesday 2 5 and 7 9 pm at the funeral home.
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Kenneth H. Raub
Blue Grass
Kenneth
Raub
Lutheran Hospital
Herbert
Genevieve Raub
Descauliers Princesy
International Brotherhood of Book
Diarne Cavell
Baton Rouge
Greenview Memorial Gardens
Moline
Lyda Van Gent Rice Graveside Rites Held
Lyda Van Gent Rice died Sunday in Bettendorf after a prolonged illness. Born October 3, 1875 in Muscatine, she was daughter of Henry and Elska Van Gent and married Howard Rice. She and Rice were longtime supervisors at the Muscatine County Home. survived by son Lloyd, daughter Dorothy Likeness, seven grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren, sister Minnie Van Gent, and several brothers and sisters. Services at McGinnis Funeral Home, Bettendorf.
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Greenwood Cemetery
Lyda van Gent Rice
Bettendorf
Lyda van Gent
Muscatine
Henry and
Elska Heazen van Gent
Howard Rice
Obituary notices for Helen Schultz Brown and infant Anderson
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at a Burlington area funeral home for Mrs. Helen Schlutz Brown, 52, who died early today after a lingering illness. Born in Oakville in 1914, she lived in Burlington and is survived by her husband Bert D. Brown, a son Johnny, and several siblings. Committal at Wapello cemetery follows. In West Liberty, brief services were held today for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Anderson at Snider funeral home with burial planned at Pequot Lake, Minnesota.
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Wapello
Dudgeon McCulley
Helen Schlutz Brown
Burlington Hospital
Ashman Street
Burlington
Oakville
Brown
Charles
Sadie Minor Schultz
Bert D. Brown
Muscetine
Johnny
Cedar Rapids
James Schulte
Sarah Peeler
Charlotte Brown
Francis Sarness
Mary Walsingar
Nellie Walters
Cincinnatti
Ohio
Anderson Infant West Liberty
Marlin Anderson
Snider Funeral Home
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Pequot Lake
Minnesota
Chris Bredlow
Lutheran Church
Vernon
Franklin
Rabin
Charles Schnier
Ilinois
Otis Adams
W. Second
Charlee Schnier
Tilinois City
John Hilton
Hollinois St
Kenneth Strong
Breese
Lois Stevens
New Boston
Terris Nicholaus
Wilton
Karen Wilson
Jackie Lascelles
Sam Childs
Leroy
Fred Starr
Wisconsin
Roy Tooman
Gary Laggon
Grandview
Delbert Wakefield
Bice Dewey
Thefant
Letts
Ivan Goddard
Charles Baldwin
Clifton Jefferson
Bruce Dewey
Elmay Ball
Harold Koehler
Route 1
Myron Rittenhouse
Sixth St
Rittenhouse
Anna Brei
Theresa Brei
Muscatine
Alfred Tuttenhouse
Butcher Hog Market Varies Amid Large Supply Today
USDA figures show Tuesday livestock loss estimates include 2,500 hogs and 500 sheep. Chicago hogs reached 14,000 on sale, prices 25 to 50 cents per hundredweight lower, with top head at 15.25 while others moved around 14.85 to 16. Why wholesale prices slipped across cattle and lambs, though some prime loads hit 24 dollars, with mixed grades steady to higher in spots.
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Chicago
USDA
Omaha
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U.S
Quiet Trading Seen in Grains and Staples
Chicago markets show subdued activity across grains with futures fluctuating within a modest range amid speculative trading, including short-covering and liquidation. Wheat, corn, soybeans and oats move variously, while cattle hogs and produce prices in Chicago reflect mixed demand and steady wholesale values.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
District Court Divorces and Local Court Notes
Laboring through a mixed docket, the Daily Report lists a Muscatine divorce case between William Buens and Marian Katherine Day, filed as Hartman v Hartman cited for cruelty and property relief. Police Court notes include license status for Larry L. Qualls and a stream of hospital admissions, transfers, discharges, and births from Muscatine area facilities.
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A Daily Report District ‘Court
Wiliam
Buens
Marian
Katherine Day
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Otto Schau
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Harald Rosenberg
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Highland, P. O. Box
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