Shares Move Higher Amid Mixed Early Trading
The Dow Jones average rose to 877.06 with industrials leading gains while rails and utilities posted modest advances. Volume fell to 5.23 million shares as only 3162 issues moved. Allied Supermarkets and Sperry Rand were highly active as bonds held steady and prices rose on the American Stock Exchange.
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Auction results show hog and cattle prices steady with gains
New York Stock closings and Chicago grain summaries mingle with a cattle and hog market report. Hogs hold at 10 to 19 dollars, cattle steady with choice steers and heifers trading up to 28 and 23 dollars, calves steady around 26 to 29, lambs firm around 22 dollars, and sheep at 18 to 20. A New York exchange note highlights dividends while a separate Indiana crash report details Clyde Pappas, 39, and Robert Swank, 40, in a light plane collision near La Porte.
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Raney Memorial Planned by Kiwanis Leaders
Governor Branigin invited all international Kiwanis past presidents to a July 10 luncheon in Indianapolis to launch the Jackson A Raney Memorial Fund honoring Raney, longtime Indiana School for the Deaf superintendent and 1956 Kiwanis international president who died in 1963. The plan reflects efforts by Branigin and friends to memorialize Raney with a lasting fund.
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Butcher Hogs and Cattle Prices Rise in Live Market Report
Hog prices gain with butchers at 25.50 to 25.75 for 190 to 230 pounders and up to 25.50-25.75 for mixed lots. 240 to 270 pound hogs bring 24.00 to 25.00, sows around 20.00 to 21.00. Slaughter steers up 50 to 75, primes near 26.50 to 28.75 per hundredweight. high choice and prime 1,200 to 1,330 pounds fetch 25.75 to 28.50, choice 1,100 to 1,350 pounds 25.00 to 25.50. Heifers around 25.25 for 1,000 pounds, cows 17.00 to 18.50, bulls 21.00 to 28.50. Sheep scant, no market test.
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Indianapolis Hogs Advance in Wary Market Report
Indianapol is hog market update shows live hogs firm to higher on select weights with butchers 25.75 26.00 per cwt and sows 20.25 21.25. Cattle steer prices gain to 25.00 25.25 while cows bring 15.00 17.50. Lambs not reported.
Jobs Too Few For Young People Seeking Work INDIANAPOLIS
Indiana officials say work opportunities are insufficient to employ all youths 16 to 22. From mid May weekly applications ranged from 2,111 to 5.50 percent while employers listed 8,441 non agricultural jobs for youths, including 1,886 temporary posts. About 5,000 placements were made, with 657 in agriculture and 4,215 in non agricultural work, plus 11,350 vacation jobs.
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