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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
13
Arrivals 23 on track 19 and total U.S. shine meats. Bar reports new supply moderate and demand good with a firm to slightly stronger market. California long whites quoted around $4.00, round reds to car four dollars, old arrivals on treck with light supply and demand uncertain.
Thursday report outlines stock quotations from New York exchanges with prices and shifts for key issues. Details appear in compact form reflecting daily market activity and notable movers.
Collection suit filed by National Fur Pair Manufacturing Co Inc against Muscatine Furniture Co seeking 8062.62 plus interest from April 15, 1983 for credit sales. Divorces case: Larry Eugene MeDaniel vs Sharon K. McDaniel, married 1959 in Muscatine, separated 1983. custody and support terms requested including one weekend monthly with son and two weeks in summer plus family war.
Estimated Friday receipts 5009 hogs 3008 cattle and 400 sheep. butcher hogs steady in fair activity with some up to 182.50, average 210 lb hogs around 19. Mixed No 3 and 2 grades at 15.50 to 18.75, steers and cows sold in limited tests, bulls and calves mixed, sows 13.25 to 15.50, lambs 16 to 29, hospital and birth notices follow with admissions and discharges listed for Iowa City and Muscatine facilities.
Omaha live cattle and calves hold steady to higher as slaughter sows and hogs show minor gains. Feeder classes steady to higher with light volumes, cattle calves and heifers mixed by grade. sheep and lambs quote firm with spring lambs near top of range.
Columbus Junction headline singer Paul Kelso from the State University of Iowa leads a Thursday afternoon program at the Louisa County Fair with Midwestern folk themes. Local Welch singers, residents from Germany and Norway appear, plus Pat Sundine and George Sontag from Davenport.
Chicago futures mixed as new crop soybeans kept most gains amid continued warm dry weather forecasts. Wheat eased on slack export demand while corn and oats posted small moves. Carlot receipts showed wheat 18, corn 92, oats 4, soybeans 38. rye none. Wheat steady to fractionally lower, July options cited. soybeans supported by demand and weather outlook.
Butter steady with wholesale buying holding. prices unchanged. Pan and corn yields mixed. whites and mediums show limited movement with some declines noted.
Grain prices for Chicago markets show corn No 1 yellow at 384 35 and No 2 at 1525 3317, soybeans No fallows and extra heavy white 72 5. There were no wisp bales.
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