Stock Quotations Rally Lifts Wall Street Further
The stock market advanced for the third straight day as rails motors and steels led gains after being oversold. The AP average rose 2.40 to 159.00, with industrials up 3.50 and rails up 3.20, while Acme Steel fell 4 points after a dividend cut.
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Sheep Hogs Prices Edge Higher. Cattle Mixed
Sheep and hogs rose while cattle remained weak. Butcher hogs advance to about $1.00, sows up 25 cents. top hogs near $20 for 210 pound lots. Slaughter cattle scarce and prices mixed with steers $22.00 to $25.50, heifers $19.00 to $25.00, cows $15.00 to $17.25. Lambs and sheep steady with lambs $24.00 to $24.50 and ewes $5.50 to $10.00.
Bonds Edge Higher Amid Mixed U.S. Debt Trade
New York bonds and foreign dollar issues rose while industrials held steady as traders moved faster than Thursday. U.S. government notes remained slow with long term vulnerability, par value trading around 5.19 million on the NYSE, utilities hitting a 1967–38 high. Milwaukee report quotes Frank Zeidler urging residents to build home bomb shelters in a target area.
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Dry goods markets in New York muted by holiday fluence
U Leading textile markets in New York were generally quiet as fluences from the holidays linger. Dealers say markets are not expected to regain normal stride until next week, with activity subdued across major outlets.
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Hogs Rise in Prices Across Weight Classes in Active Market
Hog prices advanced 25 to 50 cents with some weights up to 130 cents. Bulk 190 to 240 pound barrows sold at 18.75 to 19.25, 240 to 270 at 18.25 to 18.75, 270 to 300 at 17.75 to 18.25. Lows up to 75 cents higher, steers and heifers steady, cows strong, bulls steady. Vealers steady with Good to choice 38 to 50, lambs steady at 21 to 25, ewes at 9.
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Callas apologizes after Rome opera walkout
Soprano Mari Tallas known as Callas offered apology to President Giovanni Gron after protests over her walkout at Rome's nationalized opera house. A spokesman confirmed receipt of the apology letter amid calls to bar her from Italian stages.
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Muncie Livestock and Calamity at Rome Nightly Headlines
Hogs were higher at Muncie with prices for choice and prime hogs reaching up to 19.60 and 21.00 to 23.00 for steers and heifers. A separate report notes soprano Maria Callas ill and unable to perform Norma's second act amid a hospital scene, while a hotel dispute involving Giovanni Gronchi and a temperamental singer stirs headlines.
Callas Opera Return in Rome Sets Stage for Norma
Local grain and market notes follow as reporters discuss Maria Callas rumored to resume the role of Norma in Rome this season. Opera leaders anticipate an official signing despite medical doubts and a belated note on her health, with pricing and schedule details mixed into the day’s local market entries.
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NAACP Warns Against Funds To Segregated Schools
NAACP warns against allocating federal funds to segregated schools. Ben Roy Wilkins states that two million Black children remain deprived of equal education as the four year emergency program faces scrutiny. The letter urges rapid action to ensure integration in education and welfare.
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Trojan Sermon Theme At St John’s Lutheran Church
The Sunday services at St John’s Lutheran Church will feature a sermon by Dr Nat han F R Hunter new pastor The theme The Modern Palladium will discuss prayer as a safeguard amid the National Week of Prayer The sermons are scheduled for 9 15 a m and 11 a m and reference the Trojan statue as a city symbol of protection.
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Grain Futures Close Higher On Demand For Wheat
Wheat futures rose on Friday led by the nearby March contract amid strong demand and large purchases by multiple countries including Pakistan. Corn oats and soybeans also advanced on weather and oil price influences while lard fell slightly. Deliveries of soybeans against January contracts totaled 2,684,000 bushels during the session.
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