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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1972
Page
28
On Wednesday the New York Stock Exchange saw intense activity with 18 listed issues leading trade. The day featured varied moves across automakers, consumer goods, and industrials, reflecting a broad market span and notable price ranges amid shifting sectors.
Prices from Marhoefer's Muncie Livestock Co. show steady to higher values for cattle and sheep. Choice steers 34.00-35.00, good steers 32.00-33.50, heifers 32.00-33.00, slaughter sheep 3.00-6.00, lambs 24.00-27.00, cows 19.00-22.00, and various dividend and stock figures follow in captioned notes. Market occurs on Thursdays. all sales in hundreds omitted.
The New York market page lists varied stock quotes and fund values, detailing bid and ask figures for Aetna Fund Allstate Am Inv Putnam and multiple mutual funds. Keystone and Scudder funds, along with Vanguard and Value Line groups, appear with fluctuating prices and notable activity across many names and categories.
The Dow Jones average rose 10.69 to 947.25 as Wall Street advanced on rumors of progress toward Vietnam peace and a 2.2 percent rise in leading economic indicators for August. Trading volume reached 14.63 million shares with the NYSE up 0.83 and American Exchange up 0.11, led by Gulf Oil and Igloo Corp while Polaroid slipped on added competition.
Marsh Supermarkets, Inc. has announced that Mrs. Cynthia Blowers is named coordinator of consumer affairs. The announcement was made Wednesday by Don E. Marsh, president.
Indiana fishery officials report chinook salmon weighing 10 to 18 pounds schooling at Burns Ditch near Portage with lake trout moving inshore and coho salmon approaching Trail Creek at Michigan City. Fishermen and biologists are hopeful after last year’s heat ruined Indiana’s first coho run.
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