Stocks End Turbulent Day Amid Late Selling Wave
Markets turned wavily lower in final hours as volume slid and major indices fell with 1,382 issues traded of which 699 declined and 400 rose. Sunshine Mining led active list with a 1 percent gain on 84,500 shares while several Dow components posted losses amid mixed earnings and demand signals.
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Standard & Poor
Sunshine Mining
T Wall
Groupiete
Ler
General Motors
Ford
Mills
U.S. Steel
Lukens
Youngstown Sheet
Fastman Kodak
du Pont
Union Carbide
Universal Oil Products
Union Oil
Calfornia
IBM
Beckman and Schlumberger
Motorola
Auction Sales Highlight Mixed Hog and Cattle Prices
Auction results show butcher hogs strong at Chicago market with top bids around 18 dollars. Cattle, steers and heifers sold steady to high grade with primes hitting mid twenties and bulls around sixteen to eighteen dollars. Auctioneers listed include Bennett and Beadle with entries at Green State Road and General Avenue locations.
Stock Quotations Improve Amid Mixed Commodity Trade
Indianapolis hog and cattle quotes show hogs steady to 25 cents higher with some late declines, 190 to 225 pound hogs around 17.75 to 18.00, cattle steady to weak with steers 22.75 to 23.50 and heifers 20.00 to 22.50, lambs steady to weak at 21.00 to 23.50, and slaughter ewes steady at 4.00 to 4.00.
Chicago Hoas Steady and Calves Slipping in Livestock Trade
In Chicago prices for hogs steady to 5 lower with 190 to 230 lb butchers at 18.00 to 18.25, 230 to 250 lb at 17.00 to 17.50, over 350 lb around 14.00 to 14.75, and 400 to 450 lb at 13.50 to 14.25. Calves and steers show mixed movements with prime slaughter steers at 25.00, heifers around 23.50, and lambs quoted near 25.00 with broad ranges for Good and Choice grades. Sheep steady overall with lambs 25.00 and ewes around 4.50.
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Anderson
Sons
Hood V. V. Avene
Ted
High Street
Beadle
Sc Iedall Ceneral Avenue
Evers
Hood
Chicago
USDA
Co Ee
Local Livestock and Grain Prices Reported by Smee Market
Market prices show 200 to 30 pound stock at 16.75 to 17.25 dollars. 240 to 300 pound cattle range 15.15 to 16.50 with cows at 14.75 and cattle steady. Steers and heifers mixed 20.00 to 22.50, bulls 15.50 to 17.50. Local grain price lists wheat at 121 dollars from Farm Bureau Elevator.
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Farm Bureau
Louisvile Market News Hog and Cattle Quotes
Market report details hogs and cattle with price ranges by weight. Hogs 190 285 lb trade 16.50 17.00 others 170 180 lb 16.00 16.50 500 600 lb sows 12.00 12.50 400 500 lb 12.50 13.00. Cattle steady good slaughter steers 900 1100 lb 20.50 22.00. heifers 19.50 21.00. cows 10.00 12.00. Lambs 80 100 lb 22.50 23.50. 16.00 18.00 utilities and good slaughter calves 17.00 20.00.
Grain futures show modest activity and limited demand
Grain futures were generally easier with demand very limited across pits on Neurd. August soybeans rose slightly on speculative and government stock clues, while wheat, corn, oats, and rye closed mostly lower or unchanged. The USDA July supply figure of 170.8 million bushels appeared bearish for longer term traders.
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Atcans Carros
Neurd
Muncie Livestock Hogs and Sheep Prices Mixed
Market report shows hogs 10¢ lower across weights 200 to 240 lb and 240 to 280 lb ranges 16.40 to 17.75. Cattle steady to higher with steers 19.00 to 23.00 and heifers 12.00 to 22.00. Cows steady to 50¢ higher, calves steady, lambs 21.50 to 22.50, sheep 3.00 to 5.00.
Daleville Youth Bikes 1100 Mile Fundraiser Trip
Daleville youths led by Job Davenport biked 1100 miles from Taylor University to the Mississippi headwaters. Fifteen boys plus two truck drivers rode about 85 miles daily in 40 to 102 degree heat, camping roadside and stopping for Youth for Christ rallies. They carried Bible study, religious literature, and planned two trips next year.
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Valevills
Terry Mar
Ray
Aughn Murray
EUB
Hurch
Job Davenport
Tayl? Or
University
Taylor University
Mississippi
Minneapolis
Minn
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Rebels execute whites in Congo uprising report
The Belgians and a missionary Rev Lucien Vandamme and his two sons were reportedly executed in the three month Congo rebellion. Kindu rebel Louis Olanga urged remaining whites to stay and work with a safety guarantee. White women and children were moved from the village days earlier as rebels expanded control in Maniema Ki Vu and North Katanga.
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Ier
Lucien Vandamme
Congo
Kindu
Louis Olanga
Ninaw
Maniema
Stanleyville
Kivu
Katanga
Elisabetheville
Baudouinville
Kitanga
Church Youth Attend Camps and Local Meetings
Readers learn of church youth campers and attending groups from Daleville EUB Church and Winona Lake. Names include Janet Fink Mary Ann Fink Debbie Ashby Vickie Robbins Judy Sheets Darlene Sarah David Peck Carl Vanatta Jerry Cook Dan McNew and the Murray family. Also noted are Mothers of World War I district attendees in Greensburg and visits by Randy Osborn and Coy Rowe families. Ricky Painter suffers a leg fracture requiring hospital care.
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Janet Fink
Mary Ann Fink
Debbie ‘Ashby
Vickie Robbins
Judy Sheets
Darlene Sarah
David Peck
Carl Vanatta
Jerry Cook
Dan McNew
Youth For Christ
Winona Lake
Vaughn Murray
Daleville
EUB Church
Danny Ashton
Mike Keifer
Donna Keifer
Ann Wett
Glenda Willis
Jean Keifer
Patty
Connie Shroyer
Trula Wils
Judy Murray
Phyl
Murray
Greensburg
Pearl Stewart
Agnes Stanley
Mary Me
Neil
Beulah Hurley
Randy Osborn
Roger Osborn
Washington
Ball Hospital
Notice of Appointment in the Catherine Cogan Post Estate
Legal notice announces Ann Amanda Fite Simmons appointed administrator with will annexed of the estate of Catherine Cogan Post deceased. All persons claiming any interest must file the claim in the proper court.
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Simmons
Tate
Catherine Cogan
Notice of Public and Legal Proceedings in Madison County
A fragmentary 1908 public notice from Madison County Indiana outlines estate appointment actions, legal notices from the Superior Court in Anderson, and a public service commission docket. It references entities such as Indiana Bell, General Telephone, and various Indiana towns. indicates publication duties and procedural steps for weed removal and property assessments. includes dates in July and August and mentions court clerks and city officials.
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Anderson
Ind
Uly
Eugene
Creagmile
Madison County
Dager Ree'& Shearer Snesty
Euperior Court
Stadteon County
Joseon
Urban
Public Public Service Commission OF Indiana
Amend
Francis
L Gasper
Thomas A Felts
Indiana Bell. Telephone Company. Incorporated
Indianapolis
Indiana General Telephone. Company OF Indiana, Inc Company OF Indiana, Inc
Warsaw
Indiana
Service Commissio
Allan Racles
Secreta
Ste
Irene Creagr Glerk
Superior Court
Iq M. Cleveland
Auckety
Sondiet
Suc Roberts
Ing
CY of
Perenen
Sampooer
Ola
Linco Street
Baxter” Exterminating Co. Ph
Lincoln
Ceerage CW
Anderson Skelgas Serv
Henning
Sealt Lok
Ion S
Madison Ave
Unclear OCR fragment cites publication deadline
Fragmentary text notes an acceptance deadline before publication with limited context and no clear names or events.
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Sunbeam
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Provence Electric
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Stiner
Myers Gravel and Sand Co
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Jackson
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Fletcher St
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Neide van Laningham van Laningham
Pat Wan
Cal
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Anak
TOY
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Ross
Payless Super Mit
Sian
Sucka Te
Bo Eab Ahail
Casett Waite
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Private
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Anderson Budget Service
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