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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1966
Page
24
Federal State Market News Service reports cattle and hog prices in Louisville. Calves steady with slaughter classes and feeders showing varied ranges from 22 to 39 per hundredweight. Slaughter cows and bulls steady to mixed, legitimate prices listed. hogs rise on heavier weights while sows ease. Sheep and lambs show steady slaughter and modest prime and choice ranges.
Community group promotes walnut tree planting and care with tips, events, and local partnerships. Members share knowledge on varieties, soil needs, pruning, and harvest, inviting participation from residents and schools.
HOGS 25¢ higher in price, 190-250 lbs and 250-300 lbs ranges shown. Sows 19.00 down, boars 14.00-16.00. CATTLE steady with steers and heifers 22.00-25.50, good stock 21.00-23.50, top cattle 26.50. Markets at a glance show mixed stocks, grains, and livestock futures with hogs steady to 25¢ higher and cattle mixed.
Three U.S. states each have a town named Romance. Local histories note shared nomenclature across regions. The article surveys these places, their origins, and how residents identify with the romantic toponym.
A dense list of mutual fund feeless price quotes from UPI NASD data shows numerous fund families and share classes with bid and ask values. Entries include CHANNING FUNDS, Dreyfus, Franklin Custodian, GROUP SEC, INVEST GROUP, NAT SEC SER, Putnam, State Street, Lazard, and others with varying price ranges and recent activity notes such as dividend and split mentions.
Indianapolis hog market reports 5,800 head with steady to 25 cent gains for most cuts. Late sales up 25 cents. sows steady. Hog weights range 190 to 400 pounds with prices from 17.00 to 21.75 per hundredweight. Cattle and calves active with steady to strong trade. steers 900-1050 pounds fetch 24.75 to 25.75, heifers 23.25-24.00. Sheep 700 head, all classes steady. lambs 23.00-23.50, ewes 5.50-7.00.
Grain prices in the local market show variability tied to freight costs. The notes indicate prices around 1.52 and 2.75 per unit with related adjustments and a reference to a 1.20 level, reflecting area-wide movement.
Chicago price bulletin from AP notes butter steady and wholesale buying prices largely unchanged with several grades listed. Eggs show weakness with wholesale prices down one unit and multiple grade distinctions including A and mixed categories.
Nominal producer prices are listed for the Indianapolis market area. Wheat No 2 red brings 1.50 to 1.52, corn No 2 yellow 1.16 to 1.18, oats No 2 white at 64 pounds per bushel, and soybeans No 1 yellow 2.69 to 2.71.
Chicago market notes show Wheat No 2 hard at 1.7334 and No 2 red at 1.72 percent. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.38 percent. Oats No 2 heavy white at 76.77. Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.96 percent. Soybean oil at 10.90.
Chicago market reports show 7,000 hogs with butchers steady to 25 higher. Prices range for 200-230 lb hogs at 21.75-22.25, various weights 21.00-21.85, and sows 17.50-19.75. Cattle activity features prime and high choice steers 25.75-26.50, cows 16.50-17.75, and heifers 24.50-25.00. Sheep, lambs, and ewes show steady slaughter lambs at 24.50-25.00 with ewes 5.00-8.00.
Selected stocks on the American Stock Exchange with various bid and ask figures. The list includes Aerojet, ArkLaGua, Conti Tel, Clary Corp, FrontierA, GreerHy, HuskyO, Syntex, Technico, and ZaleCorp among others with high, low, and last trade data and dividend notes. All sales in hundreds unless noted.
Soybeans and rye moved irregularly lower while corn fell and oats slipped fractionally on the Board of Trade. Wheat ended mixed with declines and narrow gains as commercial houses led selling in soybeans and hedging activity persisted. oats and rye traded unevenly amid scattered demand and quieter rye activity.
USDA reports live poultry wholesale buying prices held steady in Chicago. Roasters quoted at 23.5 to 26 cents per pound and special fed White Rock fryers at 18 to 20 cents, reflecting no change from prior quotes.
In Indianapolis capital poultry notes roosters 17 to 22. Eggs by size list A large 39 to 40 A medium 30 to 32 A small 25 to 27 B large 29 to 31. New York stock sales report approximate final total 5 780 000, previous day 5 690 000, week 5 581 000, month 4 973 930, year to date 1 555 888 502.
A long list of auction announcements across Anderson Indiana with multiple sale dates from October 26 to November 19. Auctions include farm tools furniture machinery real estate livestock and household goods led by H D Kirk Hood Paul Walker Arnold Kurtz Judith Reed Edith Hawley Verna Clawson and others with locations at various barns streets and fairgrounds.
New York equities closed modestly lower after late selling erased gains from the session. The Dow fell from a high of 796.10 to 787.75 while the Nasdaq-like index slipped fractionally. volume rose as 5.78 million shares traded. Major movers included Schlumberger, Abbott Labs, and Standard Oil with mixed results across tech and oil stocks.
Purdue University weekly crop report shows harvest behind schedule for Indiana last week with 80 percent of soybeans harvested by the weekend and soybean harvest 20 percent ahead of last year despite showers. Winter wheat seeding continued rapidly, topsoil moisture rising.
Selected stocks on the New York Stock Exchange show a wide mix with many names advancing and retreating. Among major movers are Chrysler, Coca Cola, IBM, and Amex listed alongside airlines and energy firms with varied close figures.
Chicago Board of Trade prices show soybeans and rye slipping while corn and oats ease. Wheat remains mixed with Dec through May futures reflecting selling by commercial houses and hedging activity as traders liquidate longs and cover shorts.
Muncie livestock prices show hogs steady for 200-230 and 230-280 pound ranges with several declines for heavier cuts. Cattle and veal ranges listed include choice steers at 23.25 to 24.50 and veal at 28.50 to 30.50, with cows steady and calves largely unchanged.
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