Market Prices Fall For Second Session
New York stocks declined for the second straight session amid expected higher interest rates and a weak business outlook. The Dow fell 12.63 to 878.33, with volume around 16.49 million on the NYSE and 44 million on the American Exchange. The market showed broad weakness across sectors and the S P 500 slid to 8837.
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Pressure To Sell Corn Futures Dampens After Loss
Corn futures faced the heaviest selling pressure of the year on the Chicago Board of Trade Monday with a drop of nearly a half cent per bushel before a late recovery. Soybeans and other grains also fell, as traders weighed weekend weather favorable to new plant growth and potential larger corn acreage.
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Local 32 AFM funds available for free concerts
Market report notes active hog trade with barrows and gilts around 50 as prices move from 21.00 to 22.00 per head for different weights and lots. Cattle and calves show slow slaughter and mixed bids with steers, cows, and vealers varying. Lambs and sheep hold steady with slaughter ewes and utilities listed, while overall market tone remains cautious.
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New York Stock Closings Classified Advertising
Classified entries show New York stock closings and mutual funds data with figures on price changes. The noisy OCR lists equities and fund notes from various providers, indicating market activity and percentage shifts amid the day’s trading.
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American Music Trust Fund to aid Local 32 programs
The Music Performance Trust Fund will provide 7,520.42 to Local 32 of the American Federation of Musicians for free live programs in the Madison County area over the coming year starting this July, per MPTF trustee Kenneth E. Raine. Nationwide, 7.23 million dollars will fund similar services across the United States and Canada, with total MPTF spending rising about ten percent from last year.
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Classified Ads Content From Local Herald Bulletin
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