Stock Market Prices Sag in Light Trading
New York stocks eased as trading grew quiet after a mixed opening. The Dow fell about 5 points to 874, with industrials down and utilities off. volume hovered around 1.1 million shares as the market tested support amid a lackluster session.
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Grain Futures Rise Slightly on Light Monday Volume
The grain futures market posted more gains than losses on Monday with low trading volume. Soybeans led with over 2 cents gains, while wheat and corn softened in spots. Oats firm and rye varied as traders cited profit taking in corn and hedge selling pressure in wheat.
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Local Livestock Market Prices From Emge’s
Prices show hogs 190 to 240 pounds at 24.90 to 25.15, 240 to 300 pounds 23.90 to 25.90. Steers range 22.00 to 27.00 with some values around 24.00 to 27.00. Grain prices note variation by area due to freight and other factors including wheat, corn, and shells.
Market notes and federal grant news from Washington
Muncie livestock prices show varied bids across hogs cattle and veal with steady sheep and lambs. In Washington Senator Abe Ribicoff predicts a $3 million federal grant for the New Haven Railroad as a commuter demonstration project under the 1963 transportation act. Orders for durable goods and new housing starts both fell in May from April, reflecting a declining trend.
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Chicago Hog and Cattle Market Rundown
USDA reporting in Chicago shows hogs at 5 500 mostly lower to higher with various weight ranges. Cattle and calves prices also mixed with loads of prime and high choice offerings and several weight classes noted. Sheep and lambs remain steady with spring lambs around 85 pounds bringing about 27.50.
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Indianapolis hogs and cattle market report and refinery expansion
Indianapolis hog and cattle market details show hogs largely steady to mostly higher with varied weights and sow prices, and cattle with steers and heifers up 25 to 50 while cows rise to 50. Spring lambs and ovine prices are noted as slow with lower quotes. Atlantic Refining in New York declares a multi million dollar modernization to boost Philadelphia refinery output, centered on a 130000 barrel per day hydro cracker as core to a three unit complex. There are also notes about Colorado foot hills wildflowers numbering nearly 3000 varieties.
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Pig production down in 1965 outlook through spring
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department forecasts 80.7 million hogs and pigs on farms in 10 midwestern states for 1965, down from 88.5 million last year. Indiana outputs fall from 3.736 million in 1964 to an estimated 3.259 million this spring. Farmers received $19.70 per hundredweight for hogs in mid May, up from $14.30 a year ago.
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Public Auctions Set Across Several Indiana Towns
A string of public auctions lists multiple items including personal property trucks household goods and farm equipment. Locations span Greenfield Anderson Markleville and Munice with various auctioneers and dates in June and July.
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Air Force trainee begins six weeks at Lackland AFB Texas
AF trainee Alanan Basic Larry A Sipes son of Kenneth Sipes enters six weeks of basic training at Lackland AFB Texas after graduating from Marklesville High School and enlisting May 29.
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