Speculative Stocks Rally as Blue Chips Hold Ground
Stocks advanced on the NYSE with Magnavox up 34 at 64 1/4 and the Dow Jones average up 2.19 as volume neared 7.05 million shares. Broad strength, led by speculative issues, offset weakness in steel, airlines, and mining sectors amid a high short interest and ongoing newspaper strike in New York.
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Hainan Island
Associated Press
Pan American World Airways
SCM Corp
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Eastman Kodak
U.S. Steel
General Motors
American Telephone
Kennecottl
Woolworth
Johns-Manville
IBM
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American Stock Exchange
Galton Industries
Pyle National
S. Aurora Plastics
Aerojet-General
U.S. Treasury
Full NYSE Transactions List Mixed with Prices and Codes
NYSE trading summary lists dozens of tickers, prices, and volume markers for Abacus through various names, with activity highlights showing the day’s top movers and percentage shifts. It includes final sales totals, dividend footnotes, and cross references to index movements and market breadth in a dense, period-voice format.
Virginia Hog Market Steady to 25 Cents Higher
Southeast Virginia hog market moved firmer, with No 1-3 barrows and gilts quoted around 23.00 to 23.75 and receipts about 210 head. Prices at Courtland Franklin area 23.00 to 23.50, Smithfield 23.50, Suffolk 23.25, Wakefield 23.00 to 23.50, various weight classes reflected in the quoted ranges.
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Lamuna
T &A
Virginia
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Smithfield
Suffolk
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Virginia cash grain price report lists regional values
Farm buyers posted cash grain prices by region for wheat corn barley oats and soybeans with figures for Petersburg Rapidan Rockingham Augusta Page Bristol Roanoke and Baltimore areas. Notable quotes include Wheat No 2 Red Winter around 1.30 to 1.47 per bushel and Corn No 2 yellow around 1.14 to 1.22 with regional variations.
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Virginia Poultry Prices and Slaughter Estimates Decline
Virginia poultry markets show reduced demand with 175,600 head of broilers and fryers slaughtered last Monday, while prices at farms vary by weight. Fowl and heavy hens show mixed demand and unchanged to slightly lower prices, with turkey offerings ample and deliveries expected within a week.
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Virginia Poultry
Harrisonburg
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Pinia
Virginia
Price Trend in Wholesale Index Rises Across Commodities
New York AP reports the Assl ess weighted wholesale price index for 135 commodities advanced to 72.53, up from 72.26 previous day and higher than week and month readings. The data, with 1926 average set at 100, shows varied year to year figures including 164.8 for year age, and 174.84, 166.99, 157.9 for earlier years.
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New York
Closing Averages Stock and Bond Averages Report
The Associated Press stock and bond averages show daily and period changes across indices. Data includes Rails, Industrials, Utilities, Funds, and Treasuries with high and low figures and week month year age comparisons.
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Associated Press & Inetchtigen
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Commodities trading wrap at Chicago Mercantile Exchange
CHICAGO AP reports live market data across products including shells eggs frozen hen turkeys and beef pork and shrimp contracts. Prices show varied daily highs lows and closes with open interest figures for February March June August contracts.
Virginia Egg Market Hits New 1965 Highs in Early Fall
Virginia egg market posts new 1965 highs as demand runs strong across large mediums and small sizes. Prices to producers on Sept. 20 show Grade A large mostly 4414 to 4553 with some higher, mediums at 34V2 to 37a, smalls 23 to 25, B large around 20.35. New York stock totals show more advances than declines, with many issues unchanged in 1965.
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Virginia
New York
Treasury Notes and Cottonseed Oil Market Report
New York AP report shows closing U S Treasury notes bid and ask prices with yields to maturity for various maturities. Also notes breachable cottonseed oil futures closing higher with quoted sales contracts and bid ranges for different weights and months.
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Cottonseed Oil
New York
Baltimore Cattle Receipts Quiet With Mixed Movements
USDA cattle receipts in Baltimore show slow slaughter steer and heifer sales, cows steady, bulls limited. Feeder cattle steady with most at 22.00 to 24.50, hog receipts 1100 with barrows and gilts up 25 to 50 cents and sows steady. US 1-2 190-236 pounds around 24.50 to 24.60 for about 75 head.
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USDA
Barrows and Gills
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