Items Of Daily Interest Five Most River Stages December 4: cents bu and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner soybeans were cent a bushel Active Smith, 220 N. 4th Street, St. lower to higher, November Louis, Missouir Call Toll Flood Now Ch. 3.21½. The Dow Jones Industrial down free-1-800-392-3430.
at were Chester 27 5.0 on volume of Cape Girardeau Averages noon a 6,240,000 Cairo 40 32 10.6 12.5 Local Stocks shares. NYSE MOST ACTIVE: Livestock Market New Madrid 34 5.7 BID ASK Gen. Utilities 23 Caruthersville 32 6.7 1st Nat. Bk. Sik.
5 44 Anheuser Busch FORECAST Gulf Oil TI The Mississippi River sat Clinton Oil 2 1st Mortg.Inv. 31 STOCKYARDS, Ill. (AP) Chester will not change Friday; Frontier Tower 2 Lums 6 Estimated receipts for Friday: will fall .2 Saturday and fall .2 Olson Bros LISTED STOCKS 5,000 hogs, 225 cattle and 50 Sunday. Martha Manning 6 APECO 11 sheep and lambs. At Cape Girardeau the river Ich Corp American Telephone Hog receipts: 6,000 head; will rise .2 Friday; will not Pabst Brewing 69 Anheuser Busch 50 butchers mostly' steady, change Saturday and will fall .2 Downtowner Butler National 4 instances 26 lower; sows steady Sunday.
Walmart Stores Canadian Homestead to 50 lower. US 1-3 200-250 lbs At Cairo the river will rise .4 LISTED STOCKS Chrysler 31 butchers 21.00-21.25; US 2-4 220240 Friday; will rise .3 Saturday Allied Stores Evans Products 49 lbs 20.75. US 1-3 300-350 lb sows and will fall .3 Sunday. American Tel Tel 45 Falstaff 5 17.75-18.00; US 2-3 350-600 lbs At New Madrid the river will American Motors Feld Leasing 18 16.50-17.25; boars 13.50 with fall .3 Friday; rise .3 Calverts Exp Ford 71 weights under 350 lbs 14.0015.00. Saturday and will rise .1 Chrysler 31 GAF Corp 20 Cattle receipts 1,600 head; Sunday.
Columbia Gas 35 General Motors 83 terminal supply mainly cows, At Caruthersville the river Eaton Mfg Hesston 14 steady. Short load good and will fall .4 Friday; not change Ford Motors Interco 45 choice slaughter steers near Saturday and will rise .1 General Motors Keystone Indus. 8 1,000 lbs yield grade 2-3 32.50. Sunday. Inter State Brands Malone Hyde 37 Commercial cows 20.00-22.00; Malone and Hyde Manchester Life 6 few yield grade 3 22.50.
Uitlity Grain Market Mid South Utilities 23 Merrill Lynch 34 20.50 high-dressing New England Electric 24 Mid America Great Pl. 1 Holsteins 23.00; cutter 18.50-21.00; CHICAGO (AP) Soybean Editors Note: The bid price Noranda Mines 27 canner 16.00-18.50. and wheat futures prices is the approximate price if one Planning Research 14 Utility, commercial and advanced on the opening of the were a seller and the asked Standard Oil of Cal. 55 good bulls 24.00-26.50; choice Chicago Board of Trade today. price is the approximate price Texaco 31 vealer calves 36.00-40.00.
On the opening, wheat was if one were a buyer. Transamerica 17 Sheep, receipts: 100 head; to 1 cent a bushel Quotations furnished by Wetterau Foods 25 steady. Choice and prime 80-110 higher, December 1.50¼; corn Hugh T. McCollum registered These quotations were lb slaughter lambs 27.50-28.00; was cent a bushel representative for Rowland and provided at 11 a.m. today by choice 25.50-27.00.
Utility to lower, December 1.13 oats Co. 1405 East Malone Phone Don Sarno, account executive, choice slaughter ewes 4.00-6.00. were unchanged to higher, 471-5350. development, proper conduct 14 Treated East and scratches on left arm while at work; Daniel Parden, 9, Sikeston, fell on piece of tin and cut left knee; Charles Berry, 18, Sikeston, bruised nose while playing ball; James Bell, 11, Sikeston, cut right hand on drill; George Poley, 28 Sikeston, cut left index finger while at work; Vernetta Koniecki, 25, Milwaukee, injured left eye and right shoulder in car accident; Gertrude Schermer, 63, St. Francis scratches and bruises of right leg; charles Schermer, 64, St.
Francis, cut face and sprained left shoulder in car accident. The Daily Standard, Sikeston, Mo. Thursday, October 14, 1971 12 HICKORY Fourteen were treated for injuries in the emergency room of the Missouri Delta Community hospital Wednesday: Richard Carter, 8, Sikeston, fell off bicycle and was bruised; Dewey Heppe, 4, Charleston, fell off truck and cut scalp; William Ashley, 2, Sikeston, cut right hand; Della Henry, 11 months, Lilbourn, door was shut on left thumb, bruised Billy Finley, 24, Charleston, sprained left ankle at work; Raymond Duffey, 55, Bloomfield, amputated right thumb at work; Willie Savage, 21, Sikeston, received bruises SAVE SOME MONEY AND Beginning tomorrow, we'll have lots of free time. And we'll be giving it to anyone who opens a regular passbook savings account or adds to their passbook savings at the First National Bank. If you deposit the required amount, you'll receive an attractive clock or watch free.
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(AP) State Sen. Earl Blackwell's image as a hero is fading, says one of his opponents, Edward L. Dowd. Dowd, a St. Louis attorney who is in the.
running with Blackwell for the Democratic nomination for governor, said the senator from Hillsboro has attained sort of a "town hero" reputation for his fight against tax increases. But now, Dowd said, people are beginning to wonder what Blackwell would do about such problems as school financing, mental health and other issues. "It's nonsense to believe you can meet these problems without spending money. Dowd spoke Wednesday night at a meeting of the Clayton Township Democrat Club. My Neighbors HOMES BAKERIES "He has an all-time aver.
age of 5 proposals of marriages per week." EAST PRAIRIE Services for Vic Linley, 101, who died Wednesday will be at Friday in the Shelby Funeral Home chapel with George Summers and the Rev. Jack Mick officiating. Burial will be in the Dogwood cemetery. World Deaths VIC LINLEY Deaths Acheson Rites Slated Friday WASHINGTON (AP) 'The funeral for former Secretary of State Dean Acheson has been scheduled for Friday afternoon. The diplomat was hailed around the world Wednesday, following his death at age 78 from an apparent heart attack Tuesday evening at his farm home in Sandy Spring, Md.
Acheson's post- -war diplomacy was praised as a great help in establishment of U.S. friendship by! Shie Hori. secretary general of Japan's Liberal Democratic party. And, Joseph Luns, secretary-general of NATO called Acheson's death a loss "for the entire free world." Services are to be at 2 p.m. Friday at the Washington Cathedral, with burial later in private.
C. Stafford Smythe TORONTO (AP) C. Stafford Smythe, 50, president of the Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League, died Wednesday of complications from surgery for a bleeding ulcer. Alec Harley Reeves LONDON (AP) Alec Harley Reeves, 69, British telephonic inventor best known for his pulse code modulation, died Wednesday. The system transmits and switches large numbers of telephone conversations simultaneously.
NEWHALL, Calif. (AP) Gene Vincent, 36, the ducktailed rock star of the 1950s who was best known for his recording of died Tuesday at Inter- Valley Community Hospital, A hospital spokesman said the cause of death was not known. Phoebe W. Ephron NEW YORK (AP) Phoebe W. 57, Broadway playwright' and Hollywood screenwriter, died Wednesday after a long illness.
In collaboration with her husband, Henry Ephron, she wrote such Broadway comedy, hits as "'Three's a Family" and "Take Her, She's as well as the screenplays for "Daddy Longlegs" and "Captain Newman, M.D." Eve Edstrom WASHINGTON (AP) Eve Edstrom, 48. prize-winning reporter for the Washington Post, died Tuesday of cancer. She won awards from the Washington and American Newspaper guilds as a reporter of national affairs for the Post. customers will naturally look to the best schedules;" he said, "Second, terminating a flight while still showing the flight in the officials airline guide could cause great inconvenience to inbound passengers; third, there is no point in continuing to the end of Dec. 1971; fourth, where another 100 passengers cond still provide essentially the same service to the regular customers.
Air Illinois will relocate in Cape Girardeau and fly essentially the same schedule starting the first of December. "'We ultimately expect sufficient growth so that one or more flights will be direct from Cape Girardeau to St. Louis. The reference to "direct" was to a non-stop flight. "Perhaps with more industrial development future and a change in the economic climate we could try Sikeston Dzendolet said.
Flights from Sikeston to St. Louis and from St. Louis to Sikeston have included a stop in Carbondale. During Air Illinois' seven months in Sikeston it boarded a total of 454 passengers for an average of less than one passenger per flight. Sun Airline, which operated in Sikeston for a period prior to Air Illinois, terminated its Sikeston service for financial reasons.
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