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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1965
Page
9
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In Chicago trading, soybeans rose to season highs on firm demand while wheat faced selling pressure. Corn and oats fluctuated slightly, with minor gains and losses. Potatoes and other grains showed steady demand, with modest price variations across USDA and local quotes.
Obituary notices report Mac F. Hale 73 of Rockville Centre Long Island died recently. Born in Wapello Iowa he was a World War veteran with ties to Ames Town State University. survived by wife two sons and a daughter all in New York. Services held in New York. Also Maylone infant Melissa Ant died shortly after birth in Muscatine. parents and grandparents named. graveside rites planned at Klein Cemetery. Grain quotes note river closure halting corn and soybeans trading in Muscatine.
Chicago reports a fifth straight rise in hog prices lifting top quotes to a 17 year high. Carcasses sold at 75 cents to $1.25 higher with about 4,500 head offered. Hog prices peaked near 30 dollars, with some lots as high as 30.00, as USDA figures show strong demand and active trading. Cattle and cow prices also mixed, with slaughter steers steady to strong and dairy replacements trading higher in limited lots.
Omaha market notes hogs 10,000 with butchers up 60 to 1.00, sows 23 75 higher, 190-280:1b butchers 28.75-29.30, 300-575 Th sows 22.25-25.00. Cattle 8,500 calves 309, steers and heifers strong to 25, spots 0 higher, prime end steers 26.50-26.60, prime end heifers 25.25. Sheep 2,000 slaughter lambs steady, spots 25 higher, wool lambs 25.75-26.25.
The stock market erased Monday losses and rebounded in active trading in New York. Volume for the day was about 9.4 million shares, down from 11.48 million on Monday.
The City of Muscatine Iowa authorizes eighteen general obligation sewer bonds of $1,000 each to finance sewer improvements. Interest at 3 percent, payable semiannually, with annual tax levies to service debt. Bonds numbered one through eighteen mature between 1967 and 1970, with bond and coupon forms and official city attestations detailed. The ordinance, approved December 2, 1965, sets tax rates and sinking fund provisions.
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