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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
15
New York stocks rose for a third straight session as late buying boosted the market. The Associated Press average gained to 271.5, Dow up 4.51 to 707.06, with 650 issues rising and 350 falling. Industry groups led advances while volume rose.
In Indianapolis, hogs around 6000 head showed slow to steady demand with mixed bids from 14.25 to 18.50 for 190 to 250 pound ranges and sows 24.50 to 15.50. Cattle and calves numbers near 2300 with steers slowly opening, heifers active, cows steady, vealers 25 to 28, and sheep at 18 to 20 for spring lambs amid varied utility and commercial cow prices.
Stock quotations reference Thomson and McKinnom with brackets indicating bid ask values. The text clarifies that higher figures are asked while lower figures are offered.
CHICAGO AP hog prices slid on Tuesday with most grades down by cents per hundredweight. Trade was slow for about 6,000 head as 190 to 225 pound mixed lots fetched 18.25 to 18.50, down a dollar from a week ago. Slaughter steers held steady to 95 cents higher. high choice sold around 25.50 with several weights noted. Lamb prices moved 18.50 to 21.00 with mixed good to prime grades. Grain bids listed corn at 2.40 beans and oats at 1.59.
Emge's hog market shows prices 190 to 240 pounds at 17.50 to 17.75 dollars per cwt and 240 to 300 pounds at 16.50 to 17.25 dollars per cwt. Lows around 15.50 dollars with a slight downward shift.
Market report from Chicago notes cattle prices steady to firm with better demand for choice steers and heifers while graders falter on soybeans and grain futures. Lambs and sheep show declines as corn and oats slide. slaughter figures listed amid fluctuating commodity values.
Washington High Life reports Caroline Kennedy may resist giving away White House puppies from Pushinka. More than 3,000 people requested a pup, but the First Lady’s press secretary says there are no plans to distribute them. Separate notes cover Beulah Park cattle show results with champions in Hereford, Angus, and Red Poll classes. Providence notes oxygen levels near sea level are about 21 percent.
Public legal notices cover executrix appointment for Vera X. Cridge and multiple estate matters in Madison County Indiana. Cridge named Executrix of Lee Roy Sanders estate on July 18 1963 with six month claims period. Other items show final settlement notices for Elmer H Hull and various estate administrations with dates July through August 1963 and attorney listings.
Munich based AP Radio Free Europe reports the Soviet Union has stopped intentional jamming of broadcasts to Romania. The privately run station says jamming may still be active locally but cannot confirm Romania reception conditions.
The space suits worn by astronauts include instruments that measure radiation exposure. Readings are logged on each astronaut's record to determine the total radiation received.
Classified ads and budget notices list various estate matters and public notices across Madison County Indiana. It includes probate actions appointing executors, claims deadlines, and appropriations transfers by the city council, with entries referencing Rosa Gough Charles H Hensel and other named entities along with dates, amounts, and department allocations. The document also contains advertising rates and general classifieds policy from Anderson Newspapers Inc.
A scanned page listing multiple classified sections including announcements employment merchandise real estate vehicles and services. The dense index groups items by category such as transportation to eat businesses construction residential services and miscellaneous items for sale or rent.
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