Irregular Share Trend Expected Amid Market Caution
New York stocks face irregular moves in the near term as analysts from Kidder & Co and The Alexander Hamilton Institute note uncertain outlook for steel and motor sectors. The market may pull back from recent gains but could renew a rally toward year highs, with May and June activity shaping near-term volatility.
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New York
Act A
M, Kidder & Co
Fed
Renane Sebel Inc
Alexander Hamilton
Uae
Vance
Hogs and cattle prices steady with broad market notes
Market report shows hogs steady to higher in some lots while sows and boars move within narrow ranges. Cattle trade mixed with steady to firm values for steers and heifers. calves and bulls varied by weight. Grain and feeder prices listed. several large industrial equities referenced as market context.
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Indianapolis
BP. L
American Airlines
American Tobacco
American Tel
Tel. Ark
Gas Alcoa
Beth
Saat von Brunswiele
E. Fuof
Harvester
Kimberly-Clat Hutton & Co
Lynch Corne
Ili
Sae Ge Siem
Minnesota
New York Central
Olin
Mathieson Lambs
Park Davis Ie
Pennsylvania
Raj
Zac Nigher
Pfizer
Chas
Bache & Co
Pierce Industries
Nlstears
Dow Jones
Rage
Sears Roebuck
Southern Co
Stenderd Olaf
Stvifl & Co
Texaco Ee
Texas Instruments
Wertinehouse
Zenith
Mutuals
Wellington
Fidence
Wall Street
I En Aly Martin Gilbert
van Alstyne
Noel & Co
Anderson Poultry
Chicago
Shares Again Die Sharply
The stock market fell in the second straight session amid dull business news. The Dow dropped 5.03 to 637.46, volume rose, and American Motors hit a yearly low as 327 stocks advanced and 696 declined. An estimated 1.6 billion dollars vaporized from NYSE listed stocks while bond activity shifted. Police opened a missing mail inquiry in Tucson after a spoof airmail delivery note asked watchers to monitor a house.
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New York
Wall Street
American Motors
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Pan- Big Auction Sale of Arnolds Jewelry Stock
Fridaly 1-7 adds to Arnolds Jewelry Store stock and fixtures at 310 Locust St. 3 town. Auctioneer Bill Harter handles the sale following local sale notices.
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Fridaly
Arnolds Jewelry
Locust St
Bill Harter
Ike Will Not Meet Press This Week
President Eisenhower will not hold a news conference this week and will meet reporters on a later date. The market reports note cattle prices, selling totals, and variety of grades while Miss Peggy Shelton returns from mission hospital duties and Dr. J. S. Baker attends a Chicago veterinary seminar. Slaughter steer trade remained steady to weak with prime and choice grades listed. sheep slaughter lambs high and ewes slightly lower.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Pendleton
Mooresville
Dannidaet Cine
Peggy Shelton
Evangelical United Brethren Mission
Epanola
N. M
Elizabeth Senekjian
Lfores
James C. Hagerty
Ceteerie King
Thailand
Chai
Sue ™Erian
J. S. Baker
Chicago
Edgewater Beach
Chicago Veterinary Medical Association
Soybeans End Sharply Lower Amid Broad Grain Dip
Old crop soybeans fell sharply on Tuesday as three straight gains faded. Wheat, corn, and oats held near previous closes while rye slipped modestly. July soybeans dropped to about 2.10 a bushel with other grain prices mostly down. Local social and family notes mention a bridge club gathering, a birth at St Johns Hospital Anderson, a surgery for Donna Mitchell, and a weekend visit by John Longest.
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Chicago
Vreau Aruaicau
Jud Wood
Iucn Mannon
Katharine Crosley
Sue Mannon
Lillian Puckett
Jackie Dillion
Buck Chase
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Charles Epperson
Donna Mitchell
St. John's Hospital
Gray Mitchell
Madison Ave
Pendleton
John Longest
John
Indian Lake
U S Motor Vehicle Output Hits 166 890 Units
The Automo ble Manufacturers Association said U S production last week reached 166 890 vehicles including 140 915 cars and 235 975 trucks and motor coaches. In the prior week 137 747 cars and 5 672 trucks and buses were produced.
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Detroit
API
Automobile Manufacturers Association
U.S
Passenter
Washington
UPI
Arthurs
H. Motley
AMA
iChamber of Commerce
Jackson Township to consider funds for new school buildings
Taxpayers in Jackson Township Madison County Indiana are notified that the Board of School Trustees will meet July 5 1960 at 7 30 p m at the Trustee's Office to consider establishing a cumulative building or sinking fund and a 50 cent per $100 assessed value tax to fund new school buildings or remodeling. The meeting will hear requests before submission to the State Board of Tax Commissioners.
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Superior Court
Madigan County
Indiana
Florence Eads
Ernest Rich
Madison County
State of Indiana
William Brown
Anderson
Noble Street
Clarence O. Davisson
Daniel D. Quickel
Hector BD. Kirk
Jackson Township
Jackson Twp
Chanter
General Assembly
State of
General Assembly of
State Board of Tax
Vaissinngee
Noble
Likens
John Mills
Harold Beck Omer Hobbs
TOBI
Uniion Township
Chesiterfield
Purc Chaser
Robert Isanogel
Union Township
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Muncie Livestock
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Twxzci
Mhoms Oy
Thomson & McKinnon
Jackson Street
Ike
Jmvuse Swu
Uwe
Mike Tice
Miss Shelton
Mrs. Lockland Air Base
Texas
Alice Clack
Contract Bridge Club
Tjon John St. Bridge
Mesdames Jaen Unlet
Tana
Pendleton Band
Mary Lester
Washington St
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Stewarts’ Auctice House
St. Rd
Europe
C-C
Divestors Mutual, Inc
Gyre
Joseph
Fitzsimmons
Robert L. Wise
Maurice W. Fleece
Bulletin-Herald
United States OF America
Robert D. Krook
East 10Th Street
Jeffersonville
Hous Sumter
Lom
Stre
Tintrome
Peron
Wits 5A
Raherin Ty Losger
Todzer
Sane A Maenth & Veer
Bond & Lillard
Kentucky
Hoosier Favorite
Bond & Lillard Company
Louisville
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