Chicago Grain Firm to Weak on Monday Traders
Chicago grain futures moved from firm to weak with wheat oats rye mixed, corn down but soybeans leading gains in a ninth straight advance on the Board of Trade. Early demand spurred long positions while export business remained light and corn hedge selling eased into modest liquidation. soybeans traded well above a cent, then eased. Local bids in Indianapolis for truck-delivered grain listed No 2 red wheat at 1.89 and No 2 white shelled corn at 1.13 amid varied prices for oats and soybeans.
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Stock Quotations End Higher After Late Turn
The market finished up as declines narrowed and many stocks gained. General Electric and Chrysler led volume with gains, while Kodak and Polaroid posted small losses or little change as investors weighed Kennedy's economic message and Khrushchev era tensions. The Dow rose 2.72 to 673.24 and the AP average gained 0.2 to 253.1.
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Late rally lifts stocks as market closes higher
New York reports a late surge in trading pushing the Dow Jones industrial average to 673.24, up 2.72. The day features uneven gains with some top issues advancing and others retreating, while total trading volume remains light and bond activity mixed.
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Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs and Cattle Move
Muncie market reports hogs steady to 10 higher at 200 to 240 pounds 15.75 to 16.50, 24 to 280 pounds 13.25, 280 to 330 pounds 14.45, roughs 14.25 and down. steers and heifers show varied quotes with Up and down shifts amid broader market notes and unrelated financial items.
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AID faces heavy criticism yet claims progress in balance of payments, housing, and rural development. The piece notes rising aluminum output, land reform in Formosa, anti malaria efforts, and increased U.S. support to foreign nations, amid political opposition in Congress and debates over tax cuts and deficits.
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Madison County Indiana zoning and public works notices
Zoning changes for a 42.75 acre tract in Madison County Indiana are to be considered under state law. Public hearings will be held by the Public Service Commission and county authorities regarding annexations, real estate purchases, and appropriation from the Accumulative Building Fund for a Hill Street area project in Anderson. Taxpayers may speak at the Madison County hearings and the State Board of County Commissioners will schedule further hearings within 15 days.
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Butcher Hogs Close Strong. Mixed Trade Edges Higher
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