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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1968
Page
15
Markets report mixed closes as New York indices drift while Muncie livestock traders adjust to Marketter pricing. The session shows modest gains in cattle futures and steady demand for hogs amid cautious investor sentiment.
The New York and American stock exchanges will continue one-day weekly closures through September. The Dow rose 28 to 60, while the AP average fell 0.6 to 222.2 as volume totaled about 10.9 million. Merger chatter and stock activity remained high with Boise Cascade and J.C. Penney among active names.
Market report from Indianapolis lists corn No 2 yellow and white futures with mixed changes, soybeans No 1 yellow up 2.40, while old prices show slight declines. Trading notes reference St. Grain Markets and shareholder remarks amid fluctuating commodity values.
The article compares Britain and France as both face inflationary pressures and devaluation risks while pursuing growth. It notes De Gaulle and Wilson using stabilization policies, currency concerns, and export supports to avoid devaluation, and discusses new towns, profit sharing, and worker involvement as part of modernization efforts.
Newspaper classified style item lists multiple auction notices for executor and public sales. Items include personal property, cattle, real estate, livestock, household goods, farm implements, and rental listings with locations such as Anderson, Kentucky, and references to dates and auctioneers. The text blends notices with market commentary and local business ads.
Public notices explain how ads are priced by line space and word counts. The Bulletin Herald reminds readers to check their classified ads for errors and to call a provided number between 8 am and 3 pm to correct mistakes within one day of publication.
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