Wheat futures rise on Chicago Board of Trade yet gains limited
Wheat futures climbed about 2 cents a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade marking the best rise in nearly two weeks. The market showed mixed movement with soybeans closing mixed and trade active but uneven as flour mills and UK grain output estimates influenced buying for delivery in the next three months and the 1968 crop outlook.
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Fish Fry Planned By Senior Citizens
The Senior Citizen Center on Range Line Rd northeast of the city hosts a fish fry Friday September 27 from 4 to 8 p.m. The event raises funds to install a new curtain for the stage at the center.
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Anderson Seeks Bids for TT Hangar at Municipal Airport
Notice to contractors invites sealed bids for construction of a seven unit TT Hangar and related work at Anderson Municipal Airport Indiana. Bids due by 2 00 P M December 3 1968 with bid forms bonds and affidavits. completion by December 31 1968.
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Public Sale Notices and City Budget Hearing in Anderson
A dense list of public sales in Anderson Indiana auctioneers James Anderson Alvin Rouse and others of household goods real estate and farm equipment with dates from Sept 25 to Oct 5. A separate notice announces a October 10 1968 meeting of the Anderson Common Council to finalize additional appropriations and a State Board of Tax Commissioners hearing process.
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Echanicsburg
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Mrsora M. Jones
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Growth in Ahe Chemical Output From Petrolem 1925 to 1950
Houston records show chemical production rising from under six million pounds of ahe chemicals derived from petroleum in 1925 to about 15 billion pounds by 1950. The rise reflects expanding petrochemical processing and demand across the era.
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Stocks Edge Higher as Dow Hits 1968 High
UPI reports a broad market advance led by the Dow Jones industrial average reaching a new 1968 high. GM raised prices on new cars by about 49 dollars, Chrysler by 84, and warranties were trimmed in a move tied to consumer demand.
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Muncie Market Report From Marhoeter’s Livestock Yard
Marhoeter’s Muncie livestock sale lists roughs and steers priced per 450 pound lots with ranges from 14.00 to 23.25 across various grades. Calves, lambs, and sheep show steady demand with veal and heifer categories detailed and price ranges noted.
Emge’s Local Livestock Prices Edge Higher on Hogs
Hogs 10 cents higher for 190-240 lb range at 19.75 to 20.25 with 19.00 to 19.75 for others. Cattle steady with steers and heifers 24.00 to 27.00 and good lots 22.00 to 25.00. Local grain market notes price variation by freight. Chicago poultry report cites insufficient receipts and odd line about honey.
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New York Stock Closings Mixed In Broad Market Movement
Selected NYSE stocks end lower amid broad gains and losses as Dow Jones averages slip. Major rail and industrials show mixed results with Imperial and Textron among notable moves.
Grain and stocks mixed as Wheat rises then eases
Chicago Board of Trade closes with wheat up about two cents and soybeans firm to strong while oats gain slightly and corn shows light hedging. Prices for corn and soybeans move mixed with deferreds easing and nearby futures holding steadier amid dull trading.
American Stocks on the American Stock Exchange and Market Wrap
UPI reports mixed activity on the American Stock Exchange with several notable listings. Highlights include price moves for Am Pet, ArkLaG, BellTCn, BritPet, Gass Clary, Frontier Air, Gen Battery, Ki Ind, PacNwTel, and ZaleCorp among others with varying last trade and percentage changes. Markets at a Glance note grains and livestock in Chicago and a closing NYSE indicator from Quotron Service.
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