New York Coffee Consumption Per Person Stated
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1957
Page
28
Market advances push 1957 highs despite mild pullback
The market rallied with key indices hitting new 1957 highs as the Associated Press average rose to 185.20 and the Dow Jones industrial average climbed to 509.48. Volume cooled from Monday with broad gains across major groups led by Creole Petroleum, A&P, International Petroleum, Molybdenum and Mead Johnson, while 65 issues posted new 1957 highs and 40 set new lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Creole Petroleum
A&P _ International Petroleum
Molybdenum
Mead Johnson
Dow-Jones
Standard & Poor
Iraq Produces More Crops in 1956 Reports
Baghdad reports gains across crops with wheat rising to 622000 tons from 450000 in 1955. Barley increases from 900000 to 1100000 tons, with 500000 tons possible for export. Rice output doubles from 98000 to about 200000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baghdad
Iraq
Crop Outlook Eases Wheat
A government crop report triggered selling in the wheat pit on the Board of Trade while overall activity held firm. Short covering helped wheat slip a bit yet corn rose on wet weather while soybeans remained steady to weaker. old wheat and new wheat fell. government projects total wheat at 970.6 million bushels with winter wheat at 735.7 million, and loaned or purchased grain near 435.0 million bushels through May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Bond Prices Fall On NY Stock Market Weakness
Corporate bonds closed lower in moderate activity with Rails utilities and foreign dollar issues down while investment grade corporates edged up. Convertibles rose sharply as stocks gained, U S government bonds eased in thin over the counter trading. On the big board corporate volume reached 4.46 million dollars versus 4.47 million the prior day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Dry Goods Trade Sluggish in New York Market
Business was slow in the cotton textile market with scattered sales of print cloths broadcloths and sheetings mostly for spot and nearby delivery. Wool goods saw some fall woolens and worsteds reorders while rayon goods remained quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Millis
Hogs Hit $21 Top as Live Hog Prices Rally
Live hog prices Tuesday reached a $21.00 top for the first time in nearly two years as salable hogs totaled 7,500 head. Heavier lots saw some 25 cent declines with steady to firm lows while 65 head of 210-pound butchers topped at $21.00. Steers were slow and mixed, cows and vealers steady, and lambs varied with spring lambs roughly steady at $22.00 to $25.00 and old crop lambs at $19.00 to $20.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Muncie Livestock Prices Fall A Hogs and Cattle Report
Hogs were 25 cents lower Tuesday with various weights listed from 180 to 360 pounds and stags down to 12.00 13.50. Cattle show mixed moves with prime steers 22.00 to 25.00, good steers 20.00 to 23.00, and cows 14.00 to 15.00. Lambs and sheep remain steady to slightly lower with spring lambs around 22.00 and slaughter sheep at 5.00 down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Americans Need More Lighting
The American Home Lighting Institute reports that 80 percent of U S homes have only about 10.9 light fixtures though 25 is the minimum standard. It urges ceiling fixtures in living rooms dining rooms bedrooms kitchens hallways and garages for safety and convenience and says manufacturers offer fixtures for every need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Home Lighting Institute
Ink Content Carbon Black Used in Printing Inks
Carbon black is widely used in making printing inks and related products, providing deep color and stability for various printing processes and formulations across industries.
Livestock Prices Dip Across Indiana Hog and Cattle Sale
Indianapolis Spl reports hogs under 240 pounds sold 25 to 50 cents lower with late sales 50 to 75 cents down. Prices for No 1 to 3 grade barrows 180 to 240 pounds around 20.25, some loads 20.60 to 20.75, 200 to 210 pounds 20.85. Cattle: steers mostly steady to weak, heifers steady, cows steady to strong with utilities 13 to 16, vealers steady 21.50 to 25, spring lambs steady 21 to 23, ewes 4 top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Spl
Local Livestock Market Prices
Market listings show commodity prices for poultry and eggs with weight ranges and terms like heavy hens and leghorn hens. Expected figures include corn per 68 pounds and various feeds, though the OCR text is fragmented and some data is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Poultry
Motorist Lucky When Wheel Lost
Rochester driver Francis Hillen was behind the wheel of a 1955 model when the left front wheel suddenly came off. The wheel rolled beneath the car, bringing it to a sudden halt. Hillen and his pregnant wife were shaken but unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Francis Hillen
Hillen
Auction Sales Saturday June 1 to 29 in Indiana towns
A fragmented schedule of multiple auctions holds through June in Anderson Pendleton Elbert Whelech elish Egg Hood Muncy Carpenter Hagy Kellum Bradley and others. Listings show dates times and locations for administrator sales real estate and personal property across Pendleton Shirley Lapel Muncie and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosetta
B. Fleming
Madison
Anderson
Indiana
Joseph H. Armington
Burton
McClintock
Henry P Schrenker
Frank Scampmorte
Vincent Cardamone
Frances Nicoletta
Jeanette Holland
Priscilla Roberta
Joseph Scampmorte
Madison Superior Court
Turkey Lake
Lake Wawasee
Sandusky Portland Cement Company
Kosciusko County
Philco
Westinghouse
Chrysler
Harold J. Anderson
East 19Th Street
Elbert H. Whelichel
Mra
Leora Davis
State St
Pendleton
Bradiey-Kellum
Alexandria
West Monroe
Egg Hood
James J. Muncy
Madison Ave
John W. Carpenter
Muncie
Jackson St. Pike
H. D. Kirk
Main St
Ith St
Lapel
State Road 13
Elbert Whelchel
3Rd St
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Michigan
Heiney’s Frozen Foods
East 23Rd ST
Eisenhower
Wall Street
White House
Rise
Royal Dutch
Heer
Wainstant Folger’ Coffee
Rey
Lopyright, J. Nm
Edgewood
Sporting Goods
ED Rutter
J. Williams
Prescription Pharmacy
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lamp Studio
Edgewood Shops
California
Pe Ances Children’s
Pam
East Side Branch
Eastgate Shopping Center
East 8Th St
Nichol Ave
Meadowbrook Branch
MeAdowbrook Shopping Center
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
Bobby G. Hall
Henry F. Hall
Superior Court
Madison County
Bagot, Free & Shearer
State of
Conrad
Arnkens
American Motors
I “Armour Eewee Tegnae
Avco Eeeereseee
Bendix
Ave
Bethlehem Steee
Curtiss Wright Eee
Ford Pha Bai
Pennsylvania Railroad
Radio Corporation ‘of America
Sears Roebuck
Socony- Mobil
Standard Brands
Standard Dief
Studebaker Packard
Eresees
United Aircraft Es
U.S. Rubber
Wellington
Jones
Muncie Livestock
Seana Ate
Monroe Street
Alexandria High School
Yate
Egg M. Hood
Broadway
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