New York Stocks Mixed After Monday Trading June 1 1984
Late stock quotations list a wide range of corporate names with fractional gains and losses. Notable movers include Anaconda, Boeing, Chrysler, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, Ford, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Goodyear, ITT, Exxon, Merill Lynch, and Sears Roebuck. Reading shows small percent changes in numerous issues amid a broad market backdrop.
Daily Court Docket Entries From Davenport Area
A list of court actions includes speeding charges for Donald Andrews and Larry Adams, false check for Jerry Ramsdell, improper passing for Richard Avis, and no registration for Jim Hicks. Driving while license suspended notes Betty Kruse, and marriage licenses issued to Gary Coates and Ruth Carlin. Divorce suit filed by Patty Howard against Kenneth Howard Jr. and an Iowa Supreme Court appeal denial for Hazel Bennett. Numerous individuals face fines and costs, and various people are admitted to hospitals or dismissed from the docket. Numerous names and addresses appear across the report with dated actions and upcoming appearances.
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Harvey Aunee, Jr
Donald James Andrews
Sheridan
Larry J. Adams
East Moline
Jerry Ramsdell
Hershey Avenue
Batterson’s
Richard
Lewis Avis
East 1Th Street
Davenport
Ralph J. Hockstelar
S8th Street
Chicago
Ray Clifford Miller
Sycamore
Jim L. Hicks
Nebraska Street
Betty L. Kruse
Pond Street
Gary Lynn Coates
Ruth Ann Carlin
Moline
Patty Ann Howard
Kenneth Wayne Howard, Jr
Muscatiné
Devree
Hazel V. Bennett
Roland J. Bennett
Nicholas A. Schinkevich
Iowa Supreme Court
Muscaline District Court
Duane Goodken
Ernest Thomas
West Third Street
Fred Dewayne Buseh
Lincoln Street
Lila Elaine "Yordt
Monroe Streets
James M. Schenkel
Woodlawn Avenue
Kenneth Mathes
West Second Street
Cests
Larry Mark Nett
Carless
James Shelton Stanford
Mulberry Avenue
Lee Mbert Schroder
Climer Street
Malic
District Court OF
State OF
Iowa
Muscatine County
Richard A. Fuller
Tacas Street
Muscatine
Josva
H B. Puller
Towa
Butcher Hog Market Reaches Higher Peak in Chicago Trade
In Chicago the butcher hog market hit a nine month high as a light Monday supply of 6,500 head sold mainly 50 cents and more per hundredweight higher. Trade was active with No 1 and 2 grades at 16.73 to 17.25 for 190 to 225 lb hogs. Prime grades sold at 22.50 to 23.25 per 1,200 to 1,075 lb. weights. Cattle and sheep markets showed varied moves with slaughter steers steady and calves mixed. sheep prices included spring lambs at 24.00 to 24.50.
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Chicago
Grain Notations and Motel Discounts Highlight Early Market Notes
The Muscatine feed lists 1a m notations with discounts around 15 percent, while discounts on soy pears and other commodities are noted. A single day delivery reference appears alongside price adjustments and market signals for regional merchants.
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Muscatine
Sorat
Omaha Livestock and Potatoes Market Summary
Livestock receipts in Omaha show hogs strong to higher with prices near 190-240 per 100 pounds and 280-625 pound hogs up 12 to 25. Cattle and calves: slaughter around 12,500, feeders 1,500, calves 500, stubs steady to firm up to 8 higher. Sheep and lambs show old crop lambs 50 higher, spring lambs 26-50 higher. high quality pelts noted. Chicago potatoes report arrivals 219 carloads, on track 273, with US shipments Thursday 838, Friday 603, Saturday 303. New supplies moderate. demand good. Carlot track sales show California long whites 6.50-6.75, Alabama round reds 4.50. Idaho lathes 6.70-8.75.
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Omaha
USDA
U.S
Iga
Chicago
Cemaid
California
Alabama
Idaho
Rail Shares Show Strength Amid Mixed Market
New York stocks closed with rail shares gaining while airlines faltered as steady volume of about 4.0 million shares accompanied a day of fractional moves. Southern Pacific named stock of the month rose a full point with other rail carriers posting small gains.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Grains Bring Higher Prices on Board of Trade
Speculators offered moderate to active support as grain futures rose on the Board of Trade. Soybeans climbed over two cents a bushel, rye advanced over three cents, and new crop corn remained firm. Wheat closed up about 4.41 cents with July at 149.5, corn at 1.23 to 1.24, rye at 2.4 to 2.5, and soybeans up about 1.23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Ryg
Caroit
Chicago Cash Grain Prices and Soybean Oil Note
Chicago grain market report shows June 1 prices with No 1 yellow corn at 128 34 cents, No 2 yellow 120 44, No 8 yellow 224 percent, sample grade yellow 1224, oats No 1 extra od BGM, No 2 heavy, soybeans No 1 yellow 2 85 92, soybean oil at 8.40 a.
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Chicago
Cash Grain
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Goodyear
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Mont Ward
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Nav Dairy
NY Cent
Pata Piet
Penney J
Pepsi Cola
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Sears Hoch
Sinclair
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Daily Report
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Marie Tuller
Julie Mauglin
Vernon
Wisconsin
Richard Ricklefs
Stewart Road
William Haskins
James. Garrison
Independence
Billy van Auken
Calumbug Junction
Fred Best
St. Martin Conchola
Letts
Neil Titus
Theresa
Bret
Orange
Earl McGill
Sheila Furlong
Kevin Snyder
Vernon Jennett
Winfield
Lyle Schmidt
Taylor Ridge
Gilbert Sontag
Leroy
George Boulard
Willem
Ralph Lewis
Hershey
William Martin
Allen
Robert Lewig
Devitt
William Wagner
Pearl St
Harry Carpenter
New Hampshire
Glenn Michaels
Orchard Ave
Seven Christian
Fay Kemp
Carl Steahr
Lake Park
Arthur Pugh
Columbus Junction
Richard Albright Sr
Grandview Ave
Donald Houdek
James Garrison
Ricky Oberly
Wapello
Leah Ann Mead
New Boston
Harold Davis
Durant
Clement Curtis
Sampson
Janet Whistler
Bonnie Scheneder
Peter Naber
Halstead St
Ord St
Frank Mayer
West Liberty
Harlan Harvey
Cleo Bergen
Rock Sivere
Samuel
D.S
Saraue G. Altekruse
Florence Hetzler
Frank Drake
Edward T. Othmer
District“ Court
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Iowa Avenue
Laurel
Barbara
Ann
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Blain
Reynold
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District Court
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Jusic
Wayne Eckhardt
Cedar Street
Jowa
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Willa
IE Estate
Clara May Ryan
Glenroy
Ali
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Petersen
W. 2Nd Street
Muscating
Clara M. Fuller
Tiene
Mareey’s Beauty Shop
Rana
Carrell
Mercy Hospital
Tawa City
Vincent Morrissey
Clifford A. Egart
Hargraten
Hip
Hargraten Ee Eee
Muscatine General Hospital
Pearson
Arded
Connar
Plorenne
Jesse
Root
Gladys Rachels
Rachels
Raranaiancartaian
Heagie
Chela Jeagh
Wester Drug
East Second Street
Muscatine Savings and Loan
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Iewers
Basch
de Leeuw
Johns - Mansville
Kenneth Fuhrman
Holliday Cleaners
Al’s
Ron's Metal Repair
Kenway Cleaners
Healey Metal
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Jhaera
Eliza
Moody's
Eee Ee
McCracken Welding
Neal's
Schmarje Tool Company
Paohe
Danny
Service Second
Ake Ste
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Ananemane
Avish
Pitts
University Hospital
Tome Recuperating
Marcey Steinmeyer
Hotel Muscatine
College of University of Nursing
The
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Luellen Cleaners
Bazol¢ Rosenberg
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Apna Atancie
U.S. Civil
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East Third Street
Kellar
Beers
Jacy
Utlites
Ann Skolnik
East Second
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Ann Fereeweesere
Crandview
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Chis “Duplex
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