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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1954

Page

10

Shares Rally After Mover To Up Ground On Exchange

The New York Stock Exchange saw a firmer opening with gains in many issues. Industrial and utility stocks moved higher as the market extended a broad rally, with some shares advancing notably while a few dipped, reflecting a cautious but optimistic trading session.

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Hogs Price Trends Edge Higher on Mixed Market

Livestock market notes steady to higher prices for hogs and cattle amid moderate demand. Slaughter hogs ranged from 19.30 to 22.25 with top heifers around 26.25, steers near 26.25, and cows selling from 9.50 to 13.10 while lambs and sheep traded softer or steady.

Hogs Show Weakness at Thanapolis Livestock Market

In weak midweek trading about 6,000 head moved through. Light and medium weights were steady to weak with prices slipping 25 cents. Choice hogs 190 to 750 pounds sold around 19.00 to 23.50, while heavier weights were scarce and many classes showed declines. Cows and bulls varied. sows eased slightly early, cutters and feasibles moved lower, and yearlings and sheep were uneven with generally sluggish demand.

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Meat Production To Hit New High In United States

The American Institute announced that meat production in the United States will reach a record high this year, surpassing 26.3 billion pounds procured under federal inspection. Demand from a growing population is cited, with per capita supply expected to remain around 154 pounds. Hog slaughter, cattle, and calves see significant gains, though drought and other conditions may influence outcomes.

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Lapel Church Hosts Reception for New Pastor

Lapel The mem o rs of the Christian and Missionary AME Church will give a reception Friday evening from 7 to 9 o clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Blinhard McClinton honoring the Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin Mannix the new pastor. The Mannix moved here from Louisville Ky The reception is open to all members and friends of the church Regalia Mr Walter associated guests Monday visited Mes John Niblick Mrs Clara Garrison Mr and Mrs Hoy Pry Others visited or dined with local families as noted in the social section

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U. S. Seeks Bids on Corn Storage Bins for Grain Reserve

The Agriculture Department invites bids for up to 50 million bushels storage capacity to hold corn and wheat under price support loans. Quantity depends on weather and future needs. Storage slated mainly for states including Illinois Iowa Indiana Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Ohio South Dakota Wisconsin and Montana. The department recently bought 200 million bushels of bin capacity, bringing total to about 839 million.

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Weather Boom in Grain Markets Sparks July Auctions

Readable segments show a flurry of grain related events and real estate sales from July, including numerous auctions in Alexandria and Pendietow co, with notes on soybeans and wheat price actions. The text references Frank Adams Hoyahold Partiure and Mariah Avr, and a series of sale dates in July and August.

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Calves and Lambs Market Snapshot

A fragmented market listing shows prices for calves and lambs with figures like 7.00 and 18.00, alongside references to veal, beef cuts, and sheep. The text is garbled but centers on livestock pricing and sales terms in a rural market setting.

Local Livestock Market Prices And Bonds Report

Local livestock prices show hogs around 18 to 28 dollars with weights averaging on the rise. New York government bonds find ready buyers as the market climbs with railroads and industrials lifting corporate listings and Treasury issues hitting a new peak price with lower yields.

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Optimists Convene meeting at Anderson club

Optimists will gather today at the Anderson Optimist Club with Frank Lucas in charge as new club president. Plans include attending a district meeting Sunday in Indianapolis where Ceel Campbell of the local club serves as district governor.

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