Stock Analysts Glam Over Outlook
New York stock market rose on Monday after a week of declines with cautious sentiment. Dow Jones gained 5.19 to 927.90 as advancers outpaced decliners, while volume remained light at about 14.98 million. Analysts called the move a technical rally amid inflation fears and dollar uncertainty. Equity Funding led NYSE volume despite a drop, and Bowmar Instruments topped Nasdaq activity as prices barely budged.
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New York Stock Exchange
Equity Funding
Equity Funding Life Insurance Co
Total Insurance
American Stock Exchange
Bowmar Instruments
Amex
Neem RohrInd
Royal CC
Fairch Cam
Royld Ltd
Airind 3d
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Safewy
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StroMin
StRegis
Fireston
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Fleming
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ScottPap
Sears
Shell Oil
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Signalc
GAC Co
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Ise
Singer
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SouthCo
SoNatGs
SoPacif
SoRail
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OilCal
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StdOhid
GTE
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GenTire
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Studew
Getty
SunOil Co
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Sunshine Mi
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Goodyrt Os
Tandy Corp
Grand U
Teledyne
Grant
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Texetr
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Texinstr
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TexUtil
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Timlin
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Alva
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T&t
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Kopper
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Litton Vai
Amstar
Lockheed
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Atlas Corp
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United Press International
Local Livestock Market Prices Report From Emge’s
Market notes show hogs nine to fifteen cents lower with prices around 35 dollars per hundredweight. Choice steers and heifers trade mainly from 42 to 48 dollars, with several declines noted. Grain and beans prices appear mixed with corn near 1.39 and beans at 5.68.
Muncie Livestock Market Prices Include Hogs Cattle and Lambs
Market report shows hogs 500 to 260 pounds down 1 to 4 dollars with various weight bands. Cattle including good to choice heifers selling 38 to 40 dollars and canners 21 to 25 dollars. Lambs and sheep listed with slaughter price ranges and steady trends. Calves, sheep and lambs market held on Thursdays.
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Rae
Muncie Livestock Co
St. Low
Ieen
Demolition bids sought for Anderson power plant project
The City of Anderson invites sealed bids by 7:30 PM EST May 1 1973 for demolition of the power plant satellite facilities river water filtration plant coagulating basins and screen house. Bids open publicly at City Hall and must include affidavits and a 10 percent bid bond.
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Se Arcn
Municipal Light & Power and Water Utilities
Anderson
Indiana
Board of Public Works
City Hall
East 8Th Street
Municipal Light & Power Utility
State of
Baxter Road
City OF
Chester T. Lawrence
Lloyd R. Soepenthin
Raymond H. Nuce
Municipal Light & Power Y
E. 6Th Street
E. 8Th Street
Municipal & Power Utility
Lloyd R. McKenthin
Hogs and cattle prices move uneven in Indianapolis market
In Indianapolis, hogs 2,700 head saw barrows and gilts unevenly steady to 75 cents lower than Friday, with slow trading and mixed weights from 200 to 295 pounds. Cattle and calves at 1,600 head traded slowly, with slaughter steers and heifers mostly 25 to 530 lower, cows 50 lower, and varied price ranges across weight classes and quality grades.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Commodity futures end lower on Chicago Board
Commodity futures prices fell across the board on the Chicago Board of Trade. Soybean futures dropped about 5 cents a bushel, meal near a limit drop of 50 per ton, and soybean oil closed roughly 25 points lower. Wheat, corn, and oats also declined, with May bids showing mixed but generally weaker levels.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Proxmire Presses Official Car Spending Controversy
Sen. William Proxmire questions the use of chauffeur driven official cars, citing James C. Fletcher of NASA and noting Fletcher’s $42 500 salary. Proxmire asks how to justify this to the average Wisconsin family while detailing the 90 minutes daily travel.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
James C. Fletcher
Space Agency
Chrysler
Fletcher
Proxmire
Wisconsin
Israelis Replacing U S Advisers in Vietnam Says Viet Cong Official
Beir ut report quotes Nguyen Thi Binh of the Provisional Revolutionary government saying the United States plans to send Israeli military advisers to South Vietnam to replace Americans. She cites reports from several sources and criticizes Saigon and Israel as imperialist lackeys.
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Lebanon
Nguyen Thi Binh
Viet Cong
United States
South Vietnam
Israel
NYSE AND DOW JONES INDEXES REPORTS RISES
United Press International reports NYSE indexes edge higher with gains across sectors. Industrials Utilities and Finance rise, while overall market indexes show positive movement. Dow Jones climbs as S P 500 moves up.
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United Press International
Dow-Jones
Public Auction Listings for Farms Homes and Goods
A dense sequence of sale notices lists multiple public auctions in Indiana and nearby areas. Items include Holstein cows, furniture, appliances, tractors, cars, farm implements, horses, household goods, antiques, farm machinery, real estate, and lawn tools. Auctioneers include Lawrence Wilson, Dennis Jackson, Mark King, Kenneth Wyant, Larry Baker, John Wire, Joe Ross, Wayne Phearis, Morton McShurley, and Wakefield. Locations span Knightstown, Gaston, Durbin, Lapel, Rigdon, Rigdon, Ches terfield, Middletown, Elkh, Indianapolis area, and surrounding roads and farms. Dates run Mar 2 through Apr 7 with times from morning to evening.
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Donald Binford
Stockton Farm
Knightstown
U.S
S. 12
Lawrence Wilson
Pendleton Ave
Dennis Jackson
Bertha Wagner
Columbus Ave
Wayne Phearis
Clarence Pettigrew
Chesterfield
Water St
Mad. Co
Madison Co
Robert Smith
Murcie
Co. Hwy
CW & St
Mark Kingen
Zion Chapel Church
el- Sat
Virgil Smith
W. Locust St
Middletown
Ind
Paul Smith
Mort McShurley
Sealeeynolds Farm
S.E
Indianapolis
N. of
St Hasta
Mixed stock quotes from New York exchanges listing many firms
A dense OCR dump shows stock prices and percent changes for numerous companies across sectors, including Dow names like Ford, IBM, Exxon, General Electric, Coca Cola, and Sears, with price levels and daily variations. It also notes index and bond figures and Monday trading volume estimates.
Wheat, corn and oats move lower on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat and corn fell with wheat down 1 to 5 percent and corn off up to 1 percent as traders eyed selling pressure from commercial and local interests. Oats were mostly unchanged while soybeans showed irregular losses amid fears of price controls.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Commission House
Fedd
Stock index snapshot from Standard & Poor's data
S and P hourly indexes for Monday show values across sectors including 500 stocks, utilities, rails, and industrials with noon to close figures. Dividends notes explain annual rates and special notations such as ex div and warrants.
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Standard & Poor's
New York
UPI
Standard & Poor
Stks Il Am
Mutual Funds Bid and Ask Prices Listed by NASD Inc
A March 2 1973 NASD Inc list shows bid and ask prices for numerous mutual funds including Aetna Allstate American, AXE Houghton Colonial Dreyfus Fidelity Group Franklin Scudder Shearson United Value Line Keyston Massachusetts etc. The columned prices show bid and ask quotes for funds across many families and share classes.
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Inust
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Channing
Bnd
Incom
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Cenver
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Specil
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Essex
Everst
Fund
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Salem F
Trend
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Franklin Group
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Keystone
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Balance
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Appre
Invest
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Bnd Fa
Scione Tat
Vangd
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Lev Gth
Val Spe
Vance Sanders
Bos Fnd
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Wellington Group
Explor
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Techniv
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Welsta
Windsr
Markets At A Glance From New York Close
Markets at a glance show mixed results with slight declines in Chicago grain futures on wheat and corn while oats edge down. Cattle trade remains fairly active with gains of 25 cents to 1 dollar, topping at 49.00 per hundredweight.
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New York
UPI
Chicago
Court News: Multiple Guilty Pleas and Pending Trials
In circuit court actions on March 26 Burk Bartley and Forrest Dyer pled guilty to second degree burglary with sentencing set for April 9 and April 2 respectively. William Douglas Noble and Edward Tomlin pled not guilty to robbery and jail breaking with trials on April 2. Lohn Tellis and James Lee Jones charged with felonies while armed. Tellis case continued to April 2 after counsel’s absence. Jones case continued to April 2. Gerald Derstier pled not guilty to incest. to return April 2 for trial date assignment. Harold Minshall and Lebertha Jones charged with theft by deception and weapon felonies. warrants issued or continuances to April 2. Albert Bell seeks writ of habeas corpus and counsel appointment. State Public Defender to be notified.
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Lea
Forrest Dyer
William Douglas Noble
Edward E. Tomlin
Lohn Richard Tellis
Charles Gaus
Gerald Eugene Derstier
Albert Bell
State Public Defender’s Office
Harold Raymond Minshall
Marion Withers
James Lee Jones
Lebertha Jones
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