Stocks Drift Through Slow Market as Gainers Offset Losses
New York stocks edged into the plus column in a slow market session with many leaders slipping. Turnover totaled 2.72 million dollars, with gains of fractions and declines prevailing. Utilities dipped late as bond demand firmed and government securities softened slightly.
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New York
Pere Marquette Preferred
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pacific Western Oil
Union Pacific
Republic Steel
Woolworth
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Glenn Martin
Eastern É Lines
American Telephone
Estinghouse
Union Carbide
Philip Morris
U. S
Dow
Oats Prices Surge Hit Seasonal Highs on Board of Trade
Chicago grain markets show oats leading gains with all deliveries reaching new seasonal highs. Wheat and corn closed with minor price moves while cash wheat reported none and various corn grades ranged around 2.01 to 2.03 per bushel. Barley figures appeared as malting and feed grades with nominal values noted.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 5
Salable hogs 6 000 with total 8 500. prices 50 cents to 1.00 higher. sows 25.50 higher. holds 1 000 estimated. Cattle 4 500. calves 700. fed yearling heifers 25 cents higher. good cows steady. vealers 26.50 down. Sheep 1 000. total 2 200. 94 lb clipped lambs and native spring lambs firm. various grades and pelts noted.
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Chicago
USDA
Butter And Eggs New York June 5 Market Report
Butter prices firm at 592 895 in New York on June 5. Whole sale prices on bushel cartons show creameries higher than 92 score.
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New York
Wholesale egg market steadies amid lower receipts
Steadiness predominated in the wholesale egg market as receipts were slightly below Wednesday. Egg totals reached 30,277 with spot quotations based on wholesale sales to jobbers and large retailers. Extra fancy heavyweights quoted at 51 51 1/2 cents, extras 1 and 2 large 48 49 cents, extras 1 and 2 medium 46 47 cents, extras 1 and 2 pullets 38 39 cents.
Abingdon Livestock Sale Report Abingdon Va June 5
Abingdon Virginia livestock sale totals 1546 head with lambs vealers and cattle cataloged in varied grades. Lambs include choice and good slaughter lambs with prices around 25 and 19 dollars per hundredweight. vealers show multiple weights with prices from about 10 to 26 per hundredweight. cattle listing stockers feeders cows bulls and heifers with prices across 7 to 18 dollars, hogs trading around 20 to 23 dollars per hundredweight.
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New York
Paramt
Phillip Morris
Alg Corp
Pullman Am
Studebaker
Budd Co
Bis Ein Carbide
Ited Corp
Warner Bros
Pan Ann Air
Yng
Abingdon
Strikers Relief Group Reorganized in Washington
The CIO announced that the National Citizens Emergency committee for relief of strikers families has been reorganized in Washington as of June 5. The move aims to coordinate aid for striking workers and their relatives amid labor protests and economic hardship.
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Washington
CIO
National Citizens Emergency Committee For Relief
Reorganized effort aids Reynolds strike but targets aid
In Winston Salem North Carolina Mrs Virginia Foster Dwr chairs a winter formed committee to aid 10000 Reynolds tobacco strikers. The group asks fair minded citizens to assist with feeding and housing the workers while noting the dispute centers on a 15 cent wage gap. Saavedra who named New Guinea Isla de Oro Island of Gold is referenced in the text.
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
Virginia Foster Dwr
Steel and Electric
Reynolds Company
Saavedra
New Guinea
Isla de Oro
Island of
Gold
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