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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1963
Page
25
Hog prices gained 50 to 75 cents with sows up to 50 cents higher. Barrows and gilts 190 to 225 pounds sold mostly $15.00 to $15.25, other weights and types quoted up to $31 for top cattle, lambs $17 to $20, and ewes $4 to $6.50. Bulls and cows showed mixed shifts with steers and heifers varying by size.
Millions of Italian workers received automatic raises this week under union contracts tied to the cost of living. The index rose six tenths of a percent in March, triggering higher wages for eligible employees.
General Motors paced the Big Three higher while the broader market lagged with mixed closes. GM rose 1 percent to a high near 7144 after a 50 cent special dividend and regular payout, with 81 000 shares trading as American Photocopy and Xerox also moved on related news.
On Saturday May 11 at 10 AM Mrs Esther Kemp will auction household goods at 522 Chase Street. A subsequent sale on May 18 at 10 30 AM features real estate and personal property at 530 Woodward Street Lapel conducted by Anna E Wood guardian. Elbert H Wheeler listed as auctioneer.
GLASGOW Scotland AP Elina Alicia Stirling 54 has refused a sight restoration operation to avoid losing her guide dog Susie The Guide Dog for the Blind Association rules require returning dogs if sight is regained Mrs Stirling has been blind 20 years Susie has been with her three years and has given her confidence and companionship.
In Kuala Lumpur Malaya Moslem and Hindu leaders organize religious rites to seek rain and end a severe drought affecting the region. The effort brings together faith communities to address the water shortage.
Market report shows hogs 50 cents higher at 14.25 to 14.50 for 240 pounds and up to 240-300 pounds 13.50 to 14.00. Sows 12.50. cattle good steers and heifers 21.00-22.50, choice 22.00-23.50. Grain prices: wheat 1.92, oats 0.47, corn 1.09, beans 2.50.
Muncie market reports hogs steady to higher with weights 200-240 lb at 14.00-14.50, 240-280 lb at 13.50-13.75, 280-300 lb at 12.75-13.25, roughs 12.75, sows 10.25-11.50, boars 10.00-10.50.
Chicago AP reports a broad advance in the butcher hog market with gains up to 50 cents per hundredweight on 6500 head. Top prices reached 15.25 for mixed No 1 and 2 hogs, while other hog grades and cattle and lamb prices showed varied steady to higher tone across the market.
Soybeans led a firm to higher grain advance on the Board of Trade with gains of a cent or more on all contracts. Exporters were active buyers of soybeans, covering sales around 1.7 million bushels to Holland and Denmark amid scattered support and firm demand for wheat and corn.
New York General Motors stockholders will receive a special 50 cent per share dividend in addition to the regular quarterly 50 cent dividend due to improved sales. The board acted in response to solid performance and investor confidence.
Classified page fragments list In Memoriam and personal notices as well as lost and found items. Reads like a community tips sheet with ads for services, rentals, and local businesses.
A sales training position seeks men aged 24 to 50 with an automobile and neat appearance. The ad promises training at company expense to become a ten thousand dollar per year man. Contact Atlas 4 8122 in Muncie.
Job offer targets college students for a summer position paying 1060 dollars. Applications urged through Mr Neatus with sessions Friday at 6 pm or Saturday at 11 am at ing's Crown Inn.
An advertisement offers sales men in various areas after layoffs or summer breaks. It promotes a high commission and a “Must Buy” product from T&C Food Co. Enterprise and provides the P O Box address in Muncie Indiana for replies.
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