Offerings Scarce On Best Grade Hogs At Chicago Thursday
In Chicago the hog market showed scarcity with best grade butcher hogs under 230 pounds selling weakly. Only 22 head of mixed No 1 and 2 grades reached 17.75 per hundredweight, while 190-230 pound mixes brought 16.75 to 17.50. Heavier hogs declined to 14.75, sows 12.75 to 14.75, with slaughter steers at 27.50 to 29.00 and heifers 23.50 to 27.50. Lambs fetched 19 to 20, and overall offerings were too light to test some prices.
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Chicago
Public Sale of Ten Acre Tract in Madison County Indiana
Public sale by administrator Lawrence M. Busby of the estate of John F. Knotts will be held at 1 30 p m on Saturday June 4 1960 at the described 10 acre tract in Madison County Indiana on the east side of State Road No 9 about three quarters of a mile north of Alexandria. The sale is subject to court approval for not less than two thirds of the appraised value and terms require at least 10 percent cash on sale day with balance upon court approval. The property includes a five room house and outbuildings with 15 rod frontage on State Road 9 and is subject to taxes for 1960 and to tenants rights.
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Lawrence M. Busby
John F. Knotts
Superior Court
Madison County
Indiana
State of
Alexandria
C.D.T
Medidian Street
Anderson
United States District Court
Southern District of Indiana
Indianapolis
Meridian Street
Gerald P. Shine
Jack B. Campbell
Madison Circuit Court
Maxine Wilbur
Bertha Cagle
N.E
Section
Township
Jesse Chalfant
Robert R. Robbins
William F. Lawler,Jr
Elbert H. Whelchel
Stock Market Decline Amid Late Profit Taking
New York stocks closed irregularly lower after late profit taking. The Dow rose 1.51 to 622.79 as blue chips led gains while steels, rails, tobaccos and big automakers faded. American Exchange prices and government bonds edged higher amid modest volume. A mention notes a convertible model automobile in England called drophead.
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New York
Associated Press
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
U.S
New York Stock Exchange
Local Livestock Market Prices and Wall Street Views
Hogs were 25 cents lower with prices across weight ranges from 200 to 300 pounds shown. Leghorn hens and eggs are listed, while grain prices are provided. NY stocks show selectivity dominating the dock market with gains in space age, electronics and leisure stocks, though steels autos rails and chemicals lag.
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New York
E. Buchsbaum
W. E. Hutton & Co
Livestock and cattle prices in Muncie market report
Hogs were steady to 25 cents lower with choice No 1 hogs at 17.40 for 200 to 240 pounds and 16.40 to 17.15 for 240 to 280 pounds. Steers and heifers show mixed ranges from 14 to 29 dollars, with cows at 11 to 18 dollars and calves steady. The commentary notes prospects for electronics stocks and defense spending, including references to Standard Oil and Goodyear.
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Geen Ie
Bieteancas
Anderson Poultry
Wao Mes
Cnn
Icadicacess
Cacdaciocesns
Dcsess Sceecs
Demos Set Hearings On Indiana Disputes In Perry And Grant
Indiana Democratic officials said they will hold hearings June 2 to resolve organizational disputes in Perry and Grant counties. The issues stem from May 3 primaries, including contested precinct committeeman votes, vice chair appointments, and county convention actions on May 7. In Perry County the key question is which of two men was elected county chair and which ballot was used.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Democratic State Committee
Perry
Grant
Perry County
Trade Unusually Dull In Grain Market At Chicago Thursday
In Chicago the grain futures market showed unusual dullness on Thursday with most contracts finishing unchanged or slightly moved. Volume likely fell below Wednesday’s 23.5 million bushels and possibly hit a yearly low as dealers cited no new influences aside from minor technical factors. Wheat and corn held near previous closes with fractional shifts, oats flat to slight, rye mixed on July contracts.
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Chicago
Chicken of Tomorrow contest winners named in Illinois
SPRINGFIELD UPI Ralph Jackson Jr of Wilmington was named the 11th annual Junior Chicken of Tomorrow winner. The event, sponsored by the state Department of Agriculture and poultrymen, followed last week’s Dundee contest with 87 entrants and 4350 chickens. Jackson earns a trophy cash prize and premium prices. runners up were Georgia Bergman Don Devermen Dale Meisinger and William Rabb. A billion pounds of detergents are made from petroleum each year.
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Springfield
UPI
Ralph Jackson, Jr
Wilmington
State Department of Agriculture and Poultrymen
Dundee
Jackson
Georgia Bergman
Palatine
Donald Devermen
Greenview
Dale Meisinger
Lemont
William Rabb
Monee
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Iraq
Middle East
Columbia University
Smithsonian Institution
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway Company
Range & Fast
Whelchel
Hardin & Son
East
England
Drophead
SEARS
Roebuck Anidcos
Homart
American Gas Association
Homart Home Heating
Sears Heating Department
Anderson, Ind
Wall Street
Muncie Livestock
Granite Falls
N. C
Rickie Annas
Rt. 2
Bache * Co
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Goodyear Tire
Bache
Demos
B.f.goodrich
Turnpike
Telreacaine Tire
Elacewall
BFG
Silvertown
Blackwall Tyreles
B. F. Goodrich
Meridian St
Everybody’s Oil Corp
10Th and
Fletcher Sts. Anderson, Ind
Mobilgas
Ind
Ames and
Broadway Sts
Mobilgas Quick
Pendleton and Locust Sts
14Th and
Pearl Sts
9Th
Madison Sts
Jackson Sts
Hardy
Brown St
Dennis Marathon
Broadway St
Thomas Marathon
Nichol Ave
Bowmer
Ohio Ave
McNeill Marathon Service Ltd
Clore Marathon
State Rd
Massey
Main Sts
Edgewood Texaco
Nice Texaco
Nixon
Texaco
Harvey's Texaco
Madison Ave
Bob Miller
Sinclair Service
W. Washington &J
Townsend Marathon Service RR
Colcord Marathon
South A
Elwood
Main St. Elwood, Ind
Moore's Service Center
Huntsville
Ashby’s Mobil
Markieville, Ind
Jarrett Marathon
Lepel, Ind
Royal Service
Pendleton
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