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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1963
Page
18
New York shares closed mixed as profit taking faded in light trading. The Dow fell 0.46 to 672.52 while the AP average slid 2 to 252.3. Advances outpaced declines 572 to 509 among 1,319 issues. nine of the 15 most active stocks rose. Volume was 4.76 million shares.
A short ad notes bowling items with AMF balls priced at 16.95 dollars and a 30 cent unit price at Rains. The snippet emphasizes value and availability for bowlers seeking equipment.
Soybean futures held an overall gain Friday on the Board of Trade as profit taking slowed but prices stayed in an uptrend. Corn firmed slightly while wheat eased and oats and rye moved within narrow limits with mixed results. Wheat closed about 1.25 cents lower, corn marginally higher, oats mixed, and soybeans fluctuated from fractional declines to gains with January at around 2.60.
Market report lists hog prices 10 cents, weights 100 to 240 pounds and 240 to 300 pounds for sows. Age of stock unclear. Prices reflect local livestock market conditions and commodity values.
Market notes from Indianapolis show lighter hogs steady to 25 cents lower with late trade at the full decline. Sows steady. cattle and calves mixed with steers, heifers, and cows fluctuating in the mid to high twenties and teens. Muncie listings quote pounds and weight bands across hogs, cattle, calves, and lambs, with several price ranges highlighted for various grades and weights.
Local grain market notes show Farmers Union discussions on insurance options and price considerations. The brief item mentions market conditions and potential cost implications for producers.
Madison County Farm Bureau directs a Jan 23 meeting at Anderson YMCA to plan a district gathering at Milner’s Corner and to name a delegate to the Production Marketing Association. Delegates Walter Hurst and Edgar Thurston will attend the 1963 state Farmers Union convention February 8 9 in Indianapolis.
A collage of stock quotes lists prices for major firms including American Telephone and Telegraph Ark La Ga Balt Gas & Electric Dupont Eastman Kodak General Dynamics General Electric Goodyear International Harvester Johns Manville Minnesota Mining Montgomery Ward National Gypsum New York Central Norfolk & Western Pfizer Radio Corp of America Sears Roebuck Southern Company Sperry Rand Texaco Texas Instruments Union Carbide Westinghouse Zenith and Dow Jones averages with approximate volumes at market close.
The Chicago hog market showed a steady to slight decline. Prices for 190-220 lb hogs ranged from 16.25 to 16.75 per cwt for mixed No 1 and 2 grades, with other weights and grades lower. Sows topped at 14, while slaughter steers fell marginally. prime loads reached 28.50 and high grade scalings around 27. Prices for heifers and bulls varied, with lambs at 18-20 for mixed good and choice, markets steady to weak.
Indiana Central hosts Anderson College in D C Lewis Gym tonight for sole possession of second in the Hoosier Collegiate Conference. Central enters 11-4, Anderson 10-3, with Tom Moran leading Central at 21.3 points per game and the Ravens riding an eight game win streak.
Four evenly matched showdowns narrow the field to two semifinal games with Highland Laddies facing St. Marys Gaels at 10 tonight and Markleville meeting Pendleton in the late game. Pendleton seeks revenge on St Marys while Markleville hopes for an upset against the strong Irish.
Regulars remain in similar starting roles with possible swap at guard as 6-2 Terry Morgan could replace 6-1 Willie Smith. Ken Strawn and Nolan Reed anchor the interior for Machouz while Barrett Bates and John Teague pace the guards. Strawn averages 24 points per game, Reed 15 rebounds. reserve game starts at 6 with the main game at 8.
Don Ellis of Houston cracked the four game record with a 999 series in the opening rounds of the world series bowling tournament in Kansas City. He posted 225 286 287 201 999 and led the meet with ten straight strikes across his two high games. Six federal prisons exist in the United States.
South Side freshmen defeated New Castle 38 to 35 after a late rally to erase a 13 point lead at the South Side gym. The 8th grade team won 39 to 29. South Side faces Madison Heights undefeated freshmen Saturday at 9 a.m. in New Castle.
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