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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1964
Page
7
New York stocks posted late quotations on Thursday supplied by Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith. The report notes unsettled trading as investors weighed market conditions and corporate results.
Admission and dismissal list from a Muscatine daily report with names and addresses of patients, births of children to Wilton and Muscatine residents, several divorce and custody actions, a notice of sale of special assessment sewer bonds, general obligation sewer bonds, and court petitions including modification dismissals and police court speeding. The document combines hospital admissions, births, divorces, public bond notices, and routine court announcements.
Chicago USDA receipts Friday show 4,000 cattle 6,000 hogs and 100 sheep. Butcher hogs down 25 cents to 15.50 16.00 per hundredweight with demand slow. Cattle steady with slaughter steers 19.00 21.00 and choice heifers around 20.25 20.78. Sheep light sales near 16 head with spring slaughter lambs at 26.00.
NEW YORK P The stock market showed an irregular lower trend late this afternoon as it trimmed earlier losses. Trading was fairly active with volume estimated at 5.1 million shares, compared with 5.95 million on Wednesday.
Chicago May wheat futures led the session with sharp gains as shorts covered and buyers returned, while other grains showed quiet trading. Wheat finished around 234 cents higher, corn eased slightly, oats rose, rye slipped, and soybeans fell. Butter and eggs in Chicago markets showed little change amid steady wholesale prices and mixed grade outputs.
Funeral services for Mrs Myrtle E Neipert, 75, were conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at George M Wittich funeral home, with Rev T Ray Crews officiating. Organist Mrs George Holliday and vocalist Mrs LeRoy Thomas accompanied. Pallbearers included Clifford, Richard, Gregory and Leo Neipert, Charles White and Wayne Martin. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery. Mrs Neipert died May 10 at 317 Grandview Ave. Chicago.
Judge M L Sutton in Muscatine district court sets May 26 for a retrial in Woodhouse Realty case against Clarence Lamp and Evelyn Lamp over a $1,175 real estate commission. The first trial ended March 4 with a directed verdict for the Lamps. a March 20 order grant ed a new trial. The Durant sale to John Hynd Jr and Annie M Bynd underpins the claim of a 5 percent commission on a $23,500 price. The second trial will be heard without a jury.
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