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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
5
New York stock market closing figures and late quotations reported for Thursday. Market activity and notable price movements across key stocks are summarized with emphasis on leading industries and sector performance.
Judge Matthew Westrate grants a divorce to Joab Moore with child custody and assigns the household furnishings to the plaintiff. Bonnie L. Dacey sues Thomas J. Dacey. the couple wed in 1961, separated in 1964, with claims for household goods and car. Ernest A. Schaer dies April 11 1964, estate valued at 10 000 held jointly with wife Marguerite Schaer and numerous adoptees and claimants listed. several dismissals noted. A birth, speeding, intoxication, and released individuals recorded with fines and costs.
USDA figures show 5,000 cattle 6,00 hogs 200 sheep expected. Hogs steady to 25 higher with top 17.50 and 17.60 paid for some lots. Slaughter steers 18.50-20.00 with mixed grades. Cows 19.25-25.00, calves none. Sheep 200 head, lambs 22.50-24.50, ewes 3.00-7.00. prices reflect active trade and steady to higher tendencies.
Chicago cash grain market figures list wheat No 2 red lig on corn No 1 yellow 127M No 2 yellow 12tian date No 2 heavy white 657 00n soybeans No 1 yellow 2.08%4n No 4 yellow 25234 Soybean oil 2.20n
IME GRIMM DRUG STORE S and a mall orders filed outline legal actions affecting business interests. Details indicate court filings involving property claims and creditor notices. Proceedings reference local municipal circuits and filing dates, with pending schedules and potential remedies for involved parties.
CHICAGO K An improved demand firmed wheat futures prices in the early afternoon on the Board of Trade while other grains and soybeans held steady to weak in dull trade. Wheat rose about a cent on support seen as short covering and some new positions. Soybeans faced scattered selling. receipts estimated as 5 cars wheat, 105 corn, 6 oats, 16 barley, 19 soybeans. Wheat finished 0.74 higher to 0.44 lower, July grade 146. corn 0.446% lower, July 1.23 1/4. oats unchanged, July 41 1/2. rye 4% higher, July 1.244. soybeans 0.41 lower, July 0.40 1/2.
New York stocks extended a recovery into the third straight day as trading slowed in the afternoon. Volume was about 3.9 million shares, compared with 4.18 million on Wednesday, with gains in several key stocks ranging from fractions to more than a point, outnumbering declines.
Funeral services for Thomas Hudler 19 of Las Vegas Nevada will be at Greenwood Cemetery at 2 pm Saturday June 13 with calling at Fairbanks Funeral Home after 7 pm Friday. Hudler, elected as a page for the Republican national convention in San Francisco, helped found the Thomas Hudler Young Republican Club of Las Vegas. Survivors include his mother Mrs John Otto Las Vegas and William Hudler Denver. He was born in Muscatine.
Grain quotations as of 11 a.m. show No. 3 corn at 120 dollars with 14 percent moisture discount for 15 day delivery and soybeans at 242 dollars with 12 percent moisture discount for today’s delivery. In Omaha cattle, calves 25, steers steady to strong, heifers mostly steady, steers 19.00 to 20.50, heifers 18.70 to 19.50, and lambs 24.00 to 24.50 for prime spring slaughter.
Chicago market readers note moderate newsupplies and fair demand for Jong whites while round reds show good demand but a dull to slightly weaker market. California Jong wast es and round reds prices quoted along with Alabama ranges. old supplies and track trading lack sufficient data to quote.
Chicago wholesale buyers hold steady with prices unchanged across grades. The report notes mixed quality levels with modest variance in leg listings and checks, highlighting stable buying rates for Grade A and mixed lots while overall market tone remains cautious.
Oakville lost a close Pony League game to Mediapolis on Monday night at Oakville. Mediapolis pitcher Tom Shultz struck out 12 while Oakville’s Bill Cline fanned 17 and allowed only 4 hits in an errorless contest. Oakville had 5 hits. Next game at home Thursday hosts Wapello.
Readable fragments describe good natured banter around a person named Nomen with social back and forth at a gathering. The text hints at light wit and customary teasing among attendees.
Soviet born widow of Lee Harvey Oswald testifies again to the Warren Commission probing Kennedy assassination. The 23 year old Marine's widow was recalled as the inquiry nears its end and the commission gave no explanation for the recall.
A panty raid at Iowa State University led to three suspensions and fines for 44 students. Fines of 25 dollars were imposed on 44 others for damages from the May 18 demonstration in which about 1,000 students participated.
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