Market closes with gains as many leaders slip in New York
Stocks rose broadly in quiet trading with many leading issues retreating at session end. Prominent names such as Dome Mines Hudson and Lockheed led gains while Warner Bros and Boeing posted advances on activity rumors and recapitalization talks.
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New York
Ae Mines
Canada
I Dw Hudson
Femilan Northwestern
Warner Bros
Lockheed
Boeing
Douglas
Homestake
Porcupine
International Nickel
United Aircraft
Sperry
Bell Aircraft
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Texas Co
U. S. Rubber
Ceares Mfg
Market Summary Shows Mixed Trading Across Major Stocks
Casualties included U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler American Telephone Standard Oil Bears Roebuck du Pont Westinghouse Anaconda and Eastman Kodak. In curb trades Lake moved 460000 shares versus 430000 yesterday as the bond market dragged through much of the session without clear direction.
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U. S. Gypsum
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
American Telephone
Standard Oil
Bears Roebuck
du Pont
Westinghouse
Anaconda
Eastman Kodak
Lake
Bond Markg
Late Rail Dealings Mark Slow Trade in Week
In a cautious market under rails leadership, dealings moved slowly with total sales reaching 6.43 million, down from 7.57 million on Wednesday. U S governments faced light demand while yields rose slightly by about three to thirty seconds to over one point.
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Rails Pp
U. S
Chicago Livestock Market Update June Seventh
Cattle salables 4 500 of 5 000 with steady to slightly higher prices for heavy steers and yearlings and slow general trade. Beef and sausage bulls mixed, cows off 15 to 25 cents, weighty bulls and heifers steady, sheep and lambs sold unevenly with lambs 14 15 dollars and ewes around 6 to 15 dollars, western and eastern shippers shaping demand.
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Chicago
Wheat futures mixed as markets open in Chicago
Chicago grain report shows new wheat futures to start higher while the rest of the market edges higher or holds steady. Cash grain prices list No 2 red wheat 1.79, hard 1.76, barley malting 1.15, yellow crude oil futures 1.08, with mixed bids across oats and other feed grains.
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Chicago
Produce Market Update from Pittsburgh June 7
In Pittsburgh on June 7 produce demand is moderate with apples in short supply and steady prices. U.S. No. 1 Baldwins from New York trade at 3.40 per basket while eastern potatoes are reported at 19 cars steady. 100 sacks of U.S. No. 1 from North Carolina also noted.
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Pittsburgh
WPFA
New York Baldwins
North Carolina
Cobblers Grades and Measurements Across Sizes
The note lists various cobbler grade levels and sizes with multiple measurements. It includes 4.04 and 4.05, 4.18 for Eags-Grade AA and A, extra numbers 455 and 456, large 43.6 and 45.6, um 40.6, small 37.6, grade B large 39.6 and 406, medium 3746, dirties and checks 33.5 36.5 36.6, current reces 346, po year grade and sealed in cartons grade extra large.
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Cobblers
South Carolina Cobblers
Eags
Baltimore Livestock Market Report June 7
Receipts light across cattle hogs and lambs with mixed grades. Slaughter steers and heifers steady to up. cows and bulls steady to strong. best fed steer price around 17.00 per cwt. Calves active and steady. hogs active and steady with previous day. sheep and lambs active with top around 16.50 for 60 80 lb spring lambs.
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Baltimore
WFA
Office of Market Services
Market Report Shows Sheep Sale Steady Across Grades
Slaughter ewes remain steady with light weight wooled and shorn entering at 4.00. Bulk common to good ranges around 1500 head, with figures 17.00 and 13.50 noted for common and medium categories and 0007.56 appearing as a price marker.
Court of Calanthe Meets At Carolina Community Home
The Court of Calanthe will convene this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Carolina Community Home. Mrs. Addie Calloway urges members to attend. The men of John Stewart Methodist Church plan a gathering at the church this evening at 6:30 to re-
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Court of
John Stewart Methodist Church
Mee ting notices and service plans announced at local church
A Usher Board at M E church hosts a wedding tonight at 8. The Federation of Music executive board meets at Mt Zion church at 5. Mt Zion officers chorus and directors urged to attend. Citizens eyeing the municipal election on one 12 will meet at Jones street hall tonight at 8. Matters of importance will be discussed.
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M.E. Church
Fie'¢ Federation of Music
Mt. Zionitist
Jones Street
Garden Institute session at Bluefield State College urged attendance
Air home makers and gardeners are urged to attend a Garden Institute at Bluefield State College library at 1:18 p m. W V state extension L A Toney spoke on scientific processes of food planting and raising. D W Fee discussed insect and disease control and soil conservation.
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Bivefield State College
W. Va
State Extension Division
L. A Toney
B. L Goode
D. W. Fee
Bluefield State College
Heeming
T. J. Tiviray
Amanda H. Anderson
D. W. Free
Glen Discase
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