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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1958

Page

6

Butcher Hogs Remain Steady in Indianapolis Market

Prices held steady across hog categories in moderate activity. Bulk 240 to 270 pound hogs sold around 19 to 19.50, with loads 200 to 216 pounds at about 20.35 to 20.40 and 130 to 160 pounds at 15.50. Cattle and lamb markets remained steady to strong, with good to low-choice cattle around 200 to 210 pounds priced, and good to choice lambs at 22 to 25. Ewes ranged 4 to 9, while lows stayed steady to weak.

Indianapolis Spt Shelly

Live cattle market report with varied steer and heifer prices

The market lists No 1,200-pound steers at 23 to 26 dollars, small Jot high choice 1,000 pounds at 28, standard to low-good 20.50 to 23.50, mixed lots at 22.50 to 24.50, two loads at 25.50 to 26.50, and good to average choice heifers 22.50 to 25.50 with standard to low-good 20 to 22.50. Utility steers and shelters sold at 17 to 20.50.

Iceland municipal elections shift to conservatives gain

Conservative party sweeps most towns in Iceland, winning a majority in several councils. Communists place second with about 9,360 votes, Social Democrats and Progressives trailing. Akureyri and Reykjavik areas show notable gains, while turnout exceeds 90 percent of eligible voters.

Hneykjavik Iceland Independence Conservative Party Akureyri Bisei Reykjn Social Democrats Insurance Co 3 West Ltd Progressives Dept Kansas City Missouri

Shares Show Slight Change After Central Chairman Death

The New York stock market steadied after the death by suicide of Robert R. Young, chairman of New York Central and Alleghany. New York Central closed unchanged. Alleghany mixed as the day’s gains and losses roughly balanced. Trading volume 2.32 million, rails and utilities firm, bonds mixed, AP 60 index down. Pvt. Carl V. Sayre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Sayre of Alexandria, completes eight weeks of basic training February 3 at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.

NEW York T Robert R. Young New York Central and Alleghany Corp New York Central Alleghany Central Vck Tur Civil Aeronautics Board Associated Press Rails U.S New York Stock Exchange Carl V. Sayre Fred M. Sayre Elith St Alexandria Fort Leonard Wood Alexandria High School

Late Rally Lifts Grain Stocks In Chicago Trading

Stock quotations show a late rally boosting grain futures led by corn and wheat. Major names like General Electric General Motors and Montgomery Ward appear among the day’s movers while loan activity on 1957 stocks influenced buying to cover commitments before month end. Approximate volume traded reached about 2.32 million shares with Industrials, Rails, and Units advancing modestly.

American Motors Chicago American Telephone and Felegrah Anaconda Bendix Apagionhe Board of Trade Redulehant Steel Yaigi General Electric General Motors Eaceas Vr Zval Kresge 3Va Ievep Liggett and Myers Lynch Corporation Montgomery Ward Hlven Inc National Tile New York Central Bennsylvante Railroad - Pierce Industries Pure Oil I ‘Jradio Corporation

Butcher Hogs and Cattle Prices Slide in Mixed Market

CHICAGO hog prices held steady to firm while slaughter steers and lambs moved in narrow ranges. Receipts included many No 1 and 2 fat hogs with top bids around 20.65. Sows were scarce yet steady to strong, with a few heavy hogs and lighter weights selling at moderate to high quotes. The grain market showed modest shifts as winter grains rose slightly and corn faded. EVANSVILLE railroad executive Louis J. Ahlering, 66, dies in Danville hotel. burial planned in Evansville.

Chicago New York Evansville Ind Louis J. Ahlering Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Danville

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