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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1968
Page
10
The Oct 17 1963 Decatur Daily lists New York stock picks from the American Exchange with notes on notable names and market movements. Names and details are partially legible, highlighting key listings and potential investment interest.
A Family Weekly report on Emphysema highlights rapid diagnosis and improved physical conditioning as key steps to curb the disease. It stresses early detection and fitness as practical measures for readers.
A compact list warns against parenting attitudes that stifle a child's creative talent. It outlines common traps and urges supportive, open-ended encouragement to foster imagination and independence.
The issue showcases Ginger Yam Mousse and Rib Bone Cakes as featured dessert highlights. It presents a family friendly collection of sweet treats with step by step guidance and pantry friendly ingredients.
ATLANTA reports demand fair for live broilers and fryers with farm prices about 11 to 11 1/2 cents. Trading is good with offerings barely adequate to short on hens. heavy type farm prices 15 cents and light type 8 to 9 cents. BIRMINGHAM notes unsettled hen market due to light yet ample demand. farm prices 14 1/2 to 15 cents for heavy type and 17 cents for plant. light type 8 8 1/2 cents. Estimated slaughter today near 1,123,000 versus yesterday.
In Birmingham Alabama price reports show egg marke t settled under fair demand with tally supplies. Retailers pay per dot with a 43 percent store margin. Sizes range small 34 to 40 cents, mostly 34 to 36 cents.
New York cotton futures shifted higher with gains of 40 to 85 cents a bale from late December levels. The March 29.16 contract led the advance as markets awaited clearer direction into the new year. Updated pricing showed May, July, and October positions remaining largely unchanged.
No. 2 oats selling at 0.60 per bushel. No. 2 milling grain 1.15. No. 2 mile per hundred 1.90. No. 2 barley 0.90. No. 2 yellow shelled corn 1.05 per bushel.
Stock market gains during a boisterous peace rally faded late as heavy volume neared a potential new daily record. With 90 minutes left, turnover stood at 16.34 million shares amid rumors of a Vietnam bombing halt. the Dow dipped from early gains to modest gains as profits were taken. National Dairy led gains. Bristol-Myers rose on a large 510,000 share block.
The Montreal mayor, re elected with 95 percent, poised to back Canada’s first major league baseball team as Expo 67 and Man and His World projects transform the city. Drapeau, 52, oversaw skyscrapers, a new cultural center, and a subway. he defines prosperity by money changing hands.
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