New York Stocks Reported In Muscatine Journal
Market figures for New York stocks are listed in the Muscatine Journal dated Monday June 14 1965. The page shows daily price movements and closes with standard financial notes typical of that era.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
10
Market figures for New York stocks are listed in the Muscatine Journal dated Monday June 14 1965. The page shows daily price movements and closes with standard financial notes typical of that era.
Day book lists admissions including Mrs. Carroll Welter Route 8 Phyllis Haury 1716 Bryan Robin Williams Columbus Junction and many others with ward details. Dismissals note Mrs Inez Ellingwood Alameda Calif Mrs Harold Timm Route 4 and several infants from area homes. Also records Chicago USDA potatoes district court licenses probate damages police court and grain prices.
Anna Pruess, 69, of Durant, died Sunday at Mercy Hospital Davenport after a short illness. Survived by daughter Lorraine Olderoy, brother John Voigt, and two grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 1:00 p.m. Frick Funeral Home Durant. burial Durant Cemetery. Virgie Peters, 91, of Wapello, died Sunday night after hospitalization. Survived by son James H Peters, daughters Rose Kerr and Mary Sellers, nine grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 1:30 p.m. Dudegon McCulley Funeral Home Wapello. burial Wapello Cemetery.
USDA livestock counts place cattle at 13,060 head and hogs at 7,000 head with steady to 25 cents higher on hogs. Top hog price around 25 per hundredweight, with mixed weights and various carcass valuations. Cattle trade slow for slaughter steers and lambs reported steady to lower, prime loads noted at higher dollars, sheep and lamb prices showing mixed movements.
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