Shares See Sawed Market Ends Little Changed
Stocks moved up and down with little overall change on Tuesday. Steel oil and rail shares fell about a point while rubber and some aircraft missile stocks rose. The Associated Press 60 stock average closed unchanged at 158.70 as volume totaled about 2.06 million shares. Shipbuilding gained on late buying amid election stadium talk and defense budget hints. The Soo locks will close seasonally with Sabin and MacArthur locks closing soon.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
U. S
American Stock Exchange
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Great Lakes
Coast Guard
Sabin
Canada
Corn and Wheat Remain Firm in Chicago Grain Trade
Corn futures rose as snow across the Midwest and cash corn demand supported prices. Wheat futures held gains on near term supply fears and big 1958 winter crop prospects, with December contracts up and old crop futures mixed. Soybeans showed mixed but firmer activity with exporters buying against sales to Formosa.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Midwest
Benson
U. S
Formosa
Long Bombay platforms lead world list of long rails
Among railway platforms exceeding 2000 feet in length seven reach this scale and five of them are located in India. The fact highlights India’s extensive station infrastructure with several ultra long platforms.
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Bombay
India
Women's Fellowship Circle Meets at Whetstone Church
Circle No 1 of the Women's Fellowship at Whetstone Church will meet Thursday at 1 30 p.m. Hostess is Mrs Elizabeth Johnson Devotions will be led by Mrs Mary Lee with a book review The Full Circle to be presented Mrs Dorothy Jones serves as president.
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Women’s Fellowship of the Whetstone Church
Elizabeth Johnson
Mary Lee
Dorothy Jones
Prices Steady for Hogs and Cattle in Indianapolis Market
Hog prices remained steady with moderate trading. 180 to 250 pound hogs at 18.00 to 18.50, larger hogs down to 17.25. Cattle and calves showed steady to active trading. good steers 23 to 26, cows 11.50 to 16, bulls 17 to 18, calves 15 to 21. Sheep and lambs also steady with lambs 21.50 to 23. Quinoa noted as an Inca sacred plant growing at high altitudes.
Nervous American Pilot Threatens War, Reds Say
Red Star, the Soviet army newspaper, claimed a single mistake by a nervous American pilot could trigger World War III under the current U S military alert system. The piece cites millions of supposed lunatics in the United States and links the incident to SAC patrols and British bomb-ready aircraft.
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Moscow
Red Star
U.S
United States
Strategic Air Command
Livestock Price Report From Muncie Market
Slaughter sheep steady at five dollars down. Lambs steady with prices around twenty one fifty, down from prior listing. Market observers note cautious buying with buyers focusing on steady feedlot offerings.
New York Bond and Corporate Market Gains Hit High
U S government bonds rose sharply with long term gains up to 1 percent in active trading on Tuesday. Corporates led by utilities saw broad advances with many issues up more than two points. Trading reached 5 620 million dollars on the big board, up from 5 462 million. In other news 115 000 husbands under 55 died in the United States last year.
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New York
U. S
Rails
United States
Hogs Develop Steady Trend in Chicago Market
Hogs and sows were mostly steady in the Chicago market Tuesday while cattle were steady to as much as 50 cents lower. Sheep were mixed with No 2 and 3 butcher hogs at 18 to 18 35, No 1 and 2 at 18 35 to 18 50, and top 18 90 for a 210 pound head lot. Mixed sows 14 25 to 16 00. Cattle: high choice to prime steers 26 75 to 27 50, average to prime 27 75 to 28 00, bulk 25 50 to 26 50. heifers 24 50 to 26 50, good to low 22 50 to 24 50. Lambs steady to strong. wooled lambs steady to 50 cents down. good to prime 21 to 23. slaughter ewes 5 50 to 7 50.
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Indianapolis
Spl
Shelly
Muncie
Chicago
Cotton Textile Market Holds Steady as Converters Buy Bold
New York reports a steady cotton textile market with converters purchasing print cloths and breadcloths in spot and extending into the first quarter of next year. Wool goods are dull while rayon shows light demand for acetate taffetas and satins de velours for Q1 delivery.
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New York
Auction Sales Highlight Multiple Local Public Auctions
A field of public sales listed for December includes live stock farm equipment real estate and household goods. Auctions directed by H D Kirk Ellenberger Bros J Kellum J Bradley and others cover locations in Elwood Summitville Fortville Muncie and Markleville with varied dates and times through December 17.
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Anderson Sale
H. D. Kirk
Elwood
Nee. Leisure
Ellenberger Bros. Acts
Summitville
Ralph Johnson
Carl and
Tom Bartlett
Leland St
Fortville
Indiana
Lora & Milton Bainter
Howelbr. Co
Eighth St
Muncie
Ind
Carl & Tom Bartlett
Frank Bixler
Elbert H Whelchel
Bronnenburg St
Perlie Bowers
H. D. Kirk & Egg Hood
Markleville
Black Top Road
Chas
Nora Nelson
J. Kellum
J. Bradley
Dorothy Johnson
George Morgan
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