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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1972
Page
7
Indiana agriculture outlook reports Purdue economists expect 6.5 percent higher cash receipts in 1973, with total farm income about 1.5 billion dollars. Production gains projected in wheat soybeans and cattle, while prices may rise to align with inflation, despite government payments and volatility in the first quarters.
In Indianapolis the hog market shows 3 500 head trade mostly steady with late sales 25 lower and price ranges from 29.73 to 30.00 for barrows and gilts. Lows up to 30 higher, cattle and calves trading fairly active with steers 45.00-34.00 per hundredweight and slaughter lambs 80.01-105.00. feeder and ewe prices listed.
Indiana farmers eye 1973 crops and feeder cattle markets as prices and harvest projections shift. Indiana corn harvest set near 493.6 million bushels, soybeans near 18.8 million, with national yields and exports noted. Market commentary includes livestock price ranges, harvest timing, and stock market activity in New York trading days.
The Muncie Livestock Market lists cattle, sheep, and hogs with quotes. Major items include choice steers, heifers, cows, lambs, and ranges of weights and prices as of auction day. Local auctions feature antiques and estate goods plus farm equipment and real estate listings amid regional sale notices.
INDIANAPOLIS AP W W. Dub Hiln chairman of the Public Service Commission said Tuesday the monthly national average electric bill is about seven percent above the Indiana average for homes. He added the national average for commercial bills runs about 20 percent higher than Indiana’s. He noted Indiana rates are lower than Illinois Michigan or Ohio.
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