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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1973
Page
16
The New York Stock Exchange posted varied results across major issues. Investors scanned bids and asks as grain and soy markets showed mixed signals amid fluctuating prices and notable activity in industrials and consumer shares.
The article lists numerous stock quotes from the American Stock Exchange and Dow Jones data. It notes Standard & Poor's hourly index readings for 11 am to close, with values for 500 Stocks and related indices, alongside end of day figures and percentage changes.
Wheat edged lower while corn mixed and soybeans rose, with January and March options closing near the limit. March and May wheat led losses as weather and export loadings concerns weighed. soybeans gained near the limit in nearby contracts. Outside markets mostly lower and light soybean offerings persisted amid profit taking.
The Muncie livestock listing shows higher hog prices with liveweight quotes around 25c for hogs 1900-240 pounds and cattle steady with choice steers at 39.00-41.00 dollars, cows 20.00-25.00, bulls 26.00-29.00. Lambs 28.00-32.00 for 85-105 pounds and slaughter sheep 3.00-6.00. New York Stock Exchange activity lists top firms with NASDAQ volume at 9,227,400 and a market close mostly unchanged.
A NASD priced list shows bid and ask values for numerous mutual funds across fund groups such as AXE HOUGHTON, Fidelity, Franklin, Putnam, Scudder, Shearson, United, Value Line, Vanguard, and more. Several funds include specific price pairs and notes on ex-dividend and unavailable status.
The Dow held at 1029.12 while the NYSE index rose to 64.60 as volume reached 17.81 million shares. Declines slightly outweighed advances 74 to 69 with 1,794 issues trading. Gulf Oil surged 28 percent and coal stocks gained on energy interest. NASDAQ rose 0.27 to 134.34.
Funeral services held for Charles Dunker age 85 at Algers Funeral Home Holyoke Mass with burial at Forestdale Cemetery. Frank Jacobs age 82 mass at Rozelle Funeral Home with interment at Grove Lawn Cemetery Pendleton. viewings today 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Funeral services for Clarence Chitwood, 61, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Rowe and Weston Funeral Home. He resided at 15 East 54th Street. Friends may call today from 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
Funeral services for Dovie F. Browning 79 will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Newkirk Funeral Home Dugger with interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 11 a.m. today.
Final rites are pending at Baker Brothers Funeral Home for Linnie I Short, 75, of 2606 Walton.
Funeral services begin at 1 p.m. today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev. Eldon M. Petry officiating for Donald G. Ryan 15 of 2203 E. Lynn Street. Interment follows at East Maplewood Cemetery.
Funeral services for 15 year old David M. Wehrley were set for 10 a.m. today at St Marys Catholic Church with Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis Kienly officiating. The obituary notes his residence at 1907 Fletcher.
In Elwood Mary Hennessy aged 78 will have final rites at 10 a.m. in St. Josephs Church with burial at Elwood City Cemetery. In Alexandria Lula Leak aged 73 will be honored at 1:30 p.m. at Orestes Christian Church with burial at IOOF Cemetery in Alexandria.
Bertha Swinney 83 of Rt 1 is listed for funeral services at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home. The obituary notes pending arrangements and directs mourners to the Elwood area church.
Funeral services held at 10 30 am Saturday at Fisher Funeral Home Fortville for Stella Kinnaman 83 of Rt 5 with interment at Gravel Lawn Cemetery Fortville.
A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. today at Fisher Funeral Home Fortville for Albert M. Whelchel 90 of Rt. 3. Interment will follow at Brookside Cemetery Lapel.
The Chesterfield Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a January 29 1973 public hearing at 7 30 P M in the Chesterfield Municipal Building on the Allen Corp Improvement Location Permit for a banking facility on East Main Street in Union Township Madison County Indiana The notice also details parcel boundaries and a start point description.
The City of Anderson Indiana by order of the Building Commissioner and approved by the Board of Public Safety invites sealed proposals for demolition of specific properties in Anderson Madison County including Chipmans in lot 71 west square and Avondale Addn 810 Jackson St. Proposals due by 4 00 p m February 6 1973 at the Building Commissioner’s Office open read aloud at the Board of Public Safety conference room 5 City Building 120 East 8th Street. Proposals must conform to contract documents and be executed on State approved forms. A certified check or bond for five percent of bid plus Standard Questionnaire Form 935 A if bid $5000 or more. The Building Commissioner and Board reserve right to reject any or all bids and waive informalities. Harold Sneen Pete Burnett Robert Phillips on behalf of Board of Public Safety.
Old crop soybean and soybean meal futures extended gains to the daily limit on the Chicago Board of Trade as a third straight session of limit moves. Soybeans rose 10 cents a bushel in nearby options while deferreds closed weak. soybean meal nearbys added $5 a ton but deferreds weakened. Wheat futures fell about 6 percent, driven by possible transport bottlenecks and export delays. Corn and oats were irregular with light trade and profit taking in nearby options. The USDA pegged 1972 soybean production at about 1.28 billion bushels, fueling expectations of tighter supplies. Traders noted the unusual three-session move in both soybeans and soy meal.
The report shows mixed closes across sectors with Industrials rising 0.6 percent and Utilities up 0.6 while Transport slips 0.32. NYSE Index edges higher by 0.11, ASE index strengthens, Dow Jones and S&P 500 modestly advance.
Roger Jenks, minister at East Christian Church, will be ordained Sunday at 7 30 p.m. at the church. He, his wife Lynne and daughter Shelley will move to Cissna Park to join Union Church after the ceremony. Vinton Bradshaw will speak. music by Jim Jennings and Jim Powell. Relatives will attend. Markleville church leaders participate.
AP USDA notes hogs mostly steady with lighter 25 point gains on some 200-240 and 200-250 lb ranges as buyers stay moderately active. Sows hold at weak to steady levels while cattle see limited tests with steers at 41.25 for 1 050 lb, cows 25.00-27.00, and sheep around 30.00 with few tests available.
Public notices announce auctions for real estate furniture and shop equipment. Listings include a three bedroom house on Ave near Anderson, Irish Tool and Mfg Co tool and die shop gear near Hartford City, Mrs Amelia Fox furniture sale on Moss Island Rd, and Wanda Abbott Estate goods on Co bus Ave with various auctioneers.
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