Market Firms And Nudges Higher Trading Is Slow
The stock market firmed and nudged higher amid slow trading. The Dow rose to 900.87 and the Associated Press index climbed to 328.4 while volume fell to 4.53 million shares. Strong movers included Chrysler, Pan American Sulphur, Pennsalt, Briggs & Stratton, Xerox, IBM, U.S. Steel, General Motors, and Ten others, with mixed results across American markets and bond activity.
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Pennsalt
Briggs & Stratton
Xerox
IBM
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Jersey Standard
American Telephone
Eastman Kodak
Woolworth
Sears, Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
American
Johnson
Congress
U.S
Sunshine Mining
Callahan Mining
du Pont
American Stock Exchange
New Idria
Syntex
Edo Corp
Galton Industries
Molybdenum
U.S. Treasury
Market Summary Area Markets' Price Trend
New York AP report shows Virginia live poultry prices steady with little change across broilers, fryers, and hens. Estimated slaughter totals reach 177,900 head in Virginia plus 15,000 head out of state. turkey demand remains strong amid tight supply. Virginia hog market closes mostly steady with No 1-3 grades at 21.50 to 22.25 at various points.
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Virginia Live Poultry Press
Elon
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Richmond
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Suffolk
Wakefield
Virginia area grain prices report from Richmond region
Richmond area grain prices list bids for Wheat No 2 Red Winter Corn No 2 yellow shelled Cora No 2 white shelled Barley No 3 and Oats No 2 across multiple local counties and towns including Petersburg Repidan Rockingham Augusta Page Bristol Lynchburg Roanoke and Baltimore with cents per bushel and price ranges. Soybeans No 2 also shown for Petersburg Wortole and Alberta with quoted ranges.
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Weekly Livestock Review from Baltimore AP USDA
Estimated receipts this week 1,350 head vs 1,589 last week and 1,722 year ago due to Memorial Day and rains. Slaughter steer and heifer prices mostly higher by up to 1.00, cows steady to 25c lower. feeder cattle steady. Receipts: 25% slaughter steers/heifers, 40% cows, balance feeders. Hog receipts 1,600 vs 2,333 last week and 247 year ago. barrows and gilts up 50-75c, sows up 25c. Details: various weight ranges and price tiers for slaughter steers, heifers, cows, bulls, and feeder cattle. hogs by US grades and weights with several price ranges.
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Baltimore
USDA
Cattie
Butter and Eggs Prices Mixed Across Markets
Prices paid for butter and eggs show mixed movement across markets. Butter quotes remain unchanged with various grades and regional differences, while eggs see modest changes with higher fractions for large whites and mixed grades reported.
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USDA
Closing Averages in Stock Averages Compiled
A terse stock averages snippet lists figures for 1965 1964 and 1964 low values. The entry shows percentages and dollar amounts with no clear context, noting 38.3 88.2 82.0 58.6 98.0 8.6 87.2 as close data points.
Dow Jones Stock Roundup Friday Open
Public utilities and industrials led early activity as Dow Jones stocks began Friday trade. Market data show varied prices with rail and energy issues mixed. overall sentiment remained cautious amid fluctuating volumes and index components.
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New York
Treasury Bonds Trading Amid Market Notes
Treasury bonds in New York showed bid asked and yield figures for several issues. The AP report lists price and yield data in dollars with various coupon and maturity identifiers, reflecting a churning over the counter market.
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New York
U.S
Stock index snapshot from Standard & Poor's market briefing
Standard & Poors New York reports S&P 300 sector figures with Industrials Railroads Utilities and related values. The brief lists various percentages and figures amid a compressed financial ticker style, reflecting market standings and sector performance.
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New York
Standard and Poor
Virginia Egg Market Holds Prices Amid Steady Demand
Virginia egg market shows prices mostly unchanged with ample Sepaire for solid demand. June 4 figures list Grade A Large at 27 to 29 cents, mediums 20 to 23, smalls 15 to 16, with large at 19 to 26 cents per dozen.
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