New York Stock Market Hits New Highs Amid Trading Surge
The AP reported a broad stock rally with 5.57 million shares traded, highest since June, as the AP index rose to a new peak. Industrials advanced, rails mostly higher, and the market saw 1,208 issues up and 421 down with 122 new highs for the year. Legal notices include a final settlement hearing in Madison County Indiana for estate of Oglivie Lindsey, with date set for Sept. 16 and attorney details.
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Mew
York
Pariol
Poor
Oglivie Lindsey
Apar
Superior Court
Mad County
Anderson
Indiana
Eugene Creagmile
Superior Court of
Madison County
Byer & Gaur
Reed
Associated Press
Rails Exchange
Wiume
U.S
Wholesalers Expect 11963 Net Increase In 1963 Profits
Wholesalers forecast an average sales increase of 5.7 percent and profits up 46 percent in 1963, per a Dun & Bradstreet industry studies division survey. Grain market prices from local mills show 1963 figures for No 2 red wheat 1.38, No 2 white shelled corn 1.28, No 2 yellow corn 1.18, No 2 white oats 37 cents per bushel, and moisture adjusted beans at 2.33.
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New York
UPI
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
uwuAparunia
Stock Quotations Report From Chicago Market Scene
AP notes fluctuating prices across multiple categories with cattle and grain items leading activity. Livestock, beans, and rye show mixed shifts while large industrials like Montgomery Ward and National Gypsum influence the broader market tone.
Grain futures firm on buying aids and mixed crops
AP reports steady grain buying actions lifting futures while old crop wheat finishes higher. Bulls gain to near 19.90 a bushel as Board of Trade activity stays mixed with September contracts edging up. Sheep prices rise with spring slaughter lambs up about 50 cents to $21 for mixed choice and higher.
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Mulmem ES Iralrers
Val Dinnels
Zvvu
Utah
Tokyo
China
New China News Agency
Market report on cattle hogs and sheep trading at Indianapolis yard
USDA cattle hogs and sheep prices and trends from Indianapolis show hogs mostly steady to 50 lower with various weight classes quoted. Cattle and calves trades are slow with early sales steady to weak. prime steer averages around 25.00 with heifers near 23.00, sheep seeing a 1.00 decline but overall demand tepid.
Indiana agricultural crops and livestock report summary
The Indiana agricultural update forecasts 377,529,000 bushels of corn, 81 bushels per acre yield, and soybean output at 78,343,000 bushels. Winter wheat expected at 56,562,000 bushels, barley and oats yields noted, and cattle hog and sheep markets show price ranges with steady to lower trends. Hay and fruit production also summarized, with commercial apple and peach outputs given. Agricultural utilities and purity data included.
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Indiana
Truman's shirt request sparks Kansas City shopping flood
After taking office, President Truman visited Kansas City and asked for a half dozen white shirts in size 15 4 with a 33 inch sleeve. Local haberdashers lacked stock causing delay, while reports estimate 1500 to 2000 shirts were shipped to the White House over a few days filling the Muehsebach Hotel dining room with shirts in many colors.
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Pris
Kansas City
Eddie Jacobson
Truman
Jacobson
Jacobsen
Printan
Muehsebach
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
David
Franklin D. Roosevelt
FDR
Auction Sales Advertised for September at Multiple Locations
A lengthy notice lists numerous public auctions with dates and times. Items include antiques household goods farm equipment and real estate. Auctioneers include Whelchel Egbert Hood Kellum Brad ley Copeland Busby Leffler and Boicourt with sales at Greenfield Ches terfield Pendleton Anderson Sulphur Springs and Elbert.
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Wiliam F. Lawler, Jr
Isle of Real_ Estate
Drexel Drive
Elbert
Whelchel
Egbert Hood
Robert F. Reeves
Fred Rogers
Smith & Guffey
Pendleton
Morten McShurley
Clarence Q. Davisson
Plum St
Chesterfield
Hood
Edward Copeland
Ohio Ave
Anderson
Ind
Wardell Fairford
Eye Hood
Lawrence M. Busby
Tenth St
Lanel
Elbert HL Whelshel
Aston Leffler
Shirley
Joe Keilum
Jim Bradley
Lloyd C. Boicourt
Yorkshire Cracking Plant To Be Started
Imperial Chemical Industries announced a new naptha cracking plant will produce ethylene at Wilton North Yorkshire in 1965. The unit will be the largest outside the United States and lift ICI’s ethylene capacity to well over 300000 tons annually.
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London
UPI
Imperial, Chemical Industries, Ltd
ICT
United States
Heavy
ICI
Wilton
North Yorkshire
Electronics Firm Elects Secretary
New York UPI reports Charles H. Resnick was elected secretary of the electronics firm where he has served as general attorney since September 1937. He succeeds Wellington J. Scott who resigned to join a Boston law firm.
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New York
UPI
Raytheon
Tuesay
Charles H. Resnick
Resnick
Electronics Company
Wellington JF. Scott
Boston
Executive Vice President Named in Webb & Knapp Move
Ronald A. Nicholson was elected executive vice president and a director of Webb & Knapp Inc. He has led fresh fruit supplies since 1958. The board also named Maxwell Fader A Gary Fieger George Litton as vice presidents and C Robert Lonshein Donald J. Meyer as assistant officers. The Agriculture Department forecasts September and fall citrus shortages and higher prices for many fruits amid smaller crops and a lighter fall supply.
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Washington
UPD
Agriculture Department
New York
UPI
Ronald A
Nicholson
Webb
Ear& Knapp Inc
California
Maxwell Fader
Gary Fieger
Department
George Litton
Vice Press
C. Robert Lonshein
Florida
Donald
J. Meyer
Xington, Ky
Moreland
India
Anapolis
Comber
Theijah Srow i It
Indiana Chain Store Council
Oe Pgee
Packndiana State Chamber
Commerce
Indiana Met
Medcants Association
Classified rates and terms from Anderson Newspapers ad page
He Peoples Marketpace offers office hours daily. Weekly rate two cents per line per day, three days four cents per line per day, one day two cents per line per day. Monthly rate six dollars per line. Cash discount twenty percent within seven days. Ads run in Herald and Bulletin with two line minimum. Rates apply to line classified ads in point sizes with no borders. Ads accepted until 5 p.m. the day before publication. Credit offered to telephone customers.
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People's Marketplace
Herald
Bulletin
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Real Estate and Finance Classifieds Highlighted
Classifieds list lots for sale and mobile homes along with real estate for sale and wanted. Insurance offers and loans are noted under the financial heading with brief listings for summer resorts and related services.
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National Motel Training. Inc
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Busby, Davisson, Cooper & Farr Attorneys For Executor
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