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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1959

Page

32

Livestock Prices From Muncie Market Report

MUNCIE hogs were steady to 10e lower with top no 1 hogs at 17.25 for 190-240 lb. heavier hogs 15.25-16.00. roughs 14.50. sows 10.00-12.00. Cattle steady with prime steers 25.50-29.00. good to choice 24.00-25.50. cattle and heifers 17.00-26.50. calves 18.00-30.00. Lambs steady with spring lambs around 22.00 and yearlings at 20.00. slaughter sheep 6.00 down.

Muncie Stags

4 H And FFA Pig Promotion Held In Indiana

A total of 36 pigs—22 gifts and 14 barrows—were consigned from 15 counties for the fourth annual Northeast Indiana 4 H and FFA pig promotion sale at the 4 H Fairgrounds in Alexandria. Madison County consignors included Omer J. Sears and Sons and Carl Swindell and Son. Gifts sold for 20 to 55 dollars. barrows 15 to 30. Madison County buyers included Bruce Stansberry, Donald Hanlin, Mark Bousman, Ronnie Runyan, Dan Lawler. Loren Smith was sale chairman. W C Haynes secretary. Auctioneers were Tom Bartlett, Ned Johnson, Ray Elliott, Morton McShurley. Lunch by the Country Kids 4 H Club. Attendance 255.

Northeast Indiana FFA Fairgrounds Alexandria Madison County Omer J. Sears

Public Auction Listings Across Indiana and Nearby States

A compilation of multiple auctions held across Indiana with dates on June 6 and June 11. Items include household goods real estate and personal property, with various auctioneers such as Wayne Pheanis Billie W C Schuyler Don Harry Cora Gipe and Egg M Hood. Locations include Middletown Anderson Wilkinson Mechanicsburg Elwood and Elwood North C Street.

C.D.T George Rector High St Middletown Indiana Wayne Pheanis Billie W. C. Schuyler 8Th St Anderson Ind Egg M. Hood Don Harry Mechanicsburg Morton Mc. Shurley Cora Gipe Wilkinson Joe Kellum James Bradley Charles Wickersham Household Furn East 37Th Street Chas. Lawler William L. Peck W. 8Th St North C Street Elwood Egbert M. Hood C.D Kenmore Thelma Brumfield H

Feed Grains Hit Bargain Prices

Chicago AP reports feed grains and soybeans faced general selling pressure on the Board of Trade with bargains forming after sharp declines. Wheat showed strength amid disease reports in Kansas and Nebraska and rain delays in the Southwest. Prices moved on July futures with mixed gains and losses across corn oats rye and soybeans as traders weighed demand and weather factors.

Chicago Board of Trade Kansas Nebraska

Hoars Steady To 15 Cents Lower

CHICAGO AP Butcher hog trade Thursday was slow with prices steady to 25 cents lower for the second day. About 100 head of 190-220 lb No 1 grade sold at 17.50, while mixed 1s and 2s of the same weights went at 17.00-17.25 and mixed 2s and 3s at 16.50-16.75. Lows were steady to 25 cents lower at 14.50-14.90.

Chicago

Textile markets steady as wool lag slows demand

In New York the cotton textile market remained steady while wool goods were slow. Spun fabrics showed activity in synthetic fibers with lagging gains as the market price trend moves higher. Bulletin-Herald Classifieds.

New York

Hogs Slump 25 To 50 Cents In Indianapolis Trade

Prices for butcher hogs fell 25 to 50 cents with slow sales in Indianapolis. Bulk Nos 1 to 3 at 180 to 240 pounds sold from 16.25 to 17.25, heavier 240 to 270 pounds 15.50 to 16, 300 to 330 pounds 14.75 to 15, sows 25 to 50 cents lower, steers and heifers steady with several loads around 29 for 1,173 pounds, cows mostly steady, utilities 18.50 to 20.50, bulls 21 to 24, lambs steady with springers 24 to 25.50, ewes 3 to 6.50.

Indianapolis

Local Livestock Market Prices

Hogs show steady ranges from 190 to 300 pounds with values between 14.75 and 16.75 per hundredweight. Sows drop to 14.00, calves at 26.00, steady. choice steers and heifers fetch 26.50 to 30.00, good steers and heifers 25.00 to 26.50. Bulls 24.00 down, cows 19.00 down.

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