Thurs Spec Barbeque and Derby All You Can Eat
A Thursday special offers barbecue ribs or fried chicken with all you can eat for one dollar. The Derby is mentioned as part of the same notice.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1962
Page
7
A Thursday special offers barbecue ribs or fried chicken with all you can eat for one dollar. The Derby is mentioned as part of the same notice.
New York AP reports a volatile trading session with many large blocks changing hands and overall market gains beating losses. Dow fell 1.28 to 669.96 while the AP average rose 0.30 to 247.30 as volume slipped to 3.78 million.
Wheat futures showed a brief strength rise then ended nearly flat on Wednesday amid slow trading. Prices were mixed across grains with corn and oats higher, rye lower, and soybeans around 32.49 dollars for May contracts as traders cashed in Tuesday gains.
Stock quotations and closing figures list major firms including American Tel and Tel, Ark and La Gas, Bethlehem Steel, DuPont, Pfizer, Radio Corp of America, Sears Roebuck, Union Carbide, US Steel, and Norfolk and Western. Volume and averages show dips and shifts with a closing Dow around 669.96 and notable indices.
The Chicago hog market declined 25 cents, top quotes at 15.25, with mixed No 1 and 2 hogs in the 19-220 lb range. Other hogs sold up to 16, 186-236 lb grades at 15.50-16, weights to 300 lb at 14.50-15.50, and sows 12.50-14. Slaughter steers steady to up 25 cents, primes at 29.75, mixed high choice 29.50, average 27.75. Heifers up 25 cents, vealers steady, bulls down 50 cents. heifers 22.25-26.75, vealers 25-27, bulls 17-19.50. Sheep market steady, woolled slaughter lambs 18.50 and some spring lambs 21.
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