Stock and Market Report from Chicago and New York
The page reports late markets in Chicago hog prices for various weights and grades with bids around 16.4 to 19.0 per cwt and cattle quotes including loads of steers at 31.40, mixed grade cattle, and cow prices. New York shares rally with steel and motor stocks leading gains. Dow up to 631.93 with rails and oils higher. Cotton futures in New Orleans largely steady or down marginally with July at 32.87 and October at 31.02.
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Chicago
USDA
New York
Steels and Motors
Motors
Wall Street
Youngstown Sheet
Lukens
Jones & Laughlin
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Chrysler
United Press International
Chicago Produce Report Notes Poultry Prices and Weights
Produce data from Chicago shows live poultry at 22 000 lps with White Rock fryers 21-212 roasters 26 as 27 and mostly 26-2612. Butter steady at 1 654 000 lbs. Carrots priced around 0 to 36 cents, with 34 300 cases listed and various crate sizes and quality grades mentioned.
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Chicago
UPD
USDA
DISSOLUTION NOTICE OF LOU COMPANY INC
Legal notice states holders of record of Lou Company Inc signed unanimous consent to dissolve and operate out of court. A. Cantaro, address 2715 Plan Monroe Louisiana, appointed liquidator, without bond, all details dated June 16.
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Lou Company, Inc
Plan- Monroe
Louisiana
F. Cantzaro
Cammie
Newsom
Parish OF
Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Catherine Win
Gate Pigue Kruse Antley
Virginia Pigue Martin
Fourth Judicial Court
Catherine Wingate Pigue Krusentley
Catherine Wingate Pigue Krusentley, Deceased, Who Died Testate
Ouachita Parish
Fourth Judicial District Court
Cammie C. Newsom
Monroe
Cat uses bassinet after tidy up in Carnegie home
Mr and Mrs James Rogers cleared the attic and basement of unwanted articles in Carnegie Oklahoma and kept a bassinet which a cat then used to have five kittens.
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Carnegie, Okla
James Rogers
Atic
California primary erupts with charges and clash
The Associated Press reports a rekindled California presidential primary marked by fierce accusations. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller campaigns like a Republican, while two Democratic senators seek votes in Minnesota. Brown urges a heavy Democratic turnout to swamp Nixon. Patrick Hillings warns Los Angeles Republicans that a large anti Nixon vote signals strength against communism. Democrats and Republicans vote Tuesday with Nixon favored on the Republican ballot and Brown and George H. McLain on the Democratic side.
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California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Brown
Nixon
Patrick Hillings
Los Angeles
Nikita Khrushchev
Richard M. Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
George H. McLain
Wall Street Chatter Signals Summer Market Rally Ahead
The market may see steady or broader gains as campaigns influence sentiment, with leadership seen in electric utilities steels construction stocks fiberglass makers and quality office equipment issuers. Continental Insurance may deliver $45 a share earnings this year with $3.60 in investment income and a potential dividend rise.
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New York
UPC
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Shearson
Thomson & McKinnon
National Cash Register
First Charter Financial
Passman Wins Unopposed Eighth Term in Congress
Louisiana Fifth District Representative Otto E. Passman announced he faces no Democratic primary opposition and will begin an eighth term. A long-time House Appropriations critic, he notes 14 years in Congress and advocates fiscal solvency, a balanced budget, states’ rights, limited federal power, and prudent foreign policy.
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Congress
Louisiana
U. S
Otto E. Passman
Congressman Passman
House
Davis To Sign Sovereignty Measure Today
Gov. Jimmie Davis was expected to sign a state sovereignty commission bill to defend states rights against federal encroachment. The House may have approved the measure to empower subpoenas and oversee eight named Louisianans and officials with a $175,000 first year appropriation.
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Davis
Baton Rouge
UPS
Jimmie Davis
State Sovereignty Commission
Louisiana
House
Lawmakers clash over school board control and welfare bills
Rep Sidney Sylvester accuses Gov Davis of seeking board control. Board members condemn the plan as partisan risk grows with shorter terms. Thirteen administration bills including outlawing unwed motherhood and common law marriage go to Senate Judiciary B. House passes most measures while keeping some welfare and good character provisions. Senate approves 37 zero to repeal a 1958 two months pay act for teachers with an amended 12 month schedule for vocational agriculture teachers.
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Davis
Jack Gremillion
House
Tom Jewell
Senate
Bob Ainsworth
Co. C. Aycock
LSU Board of Supervisors
Rep
Jd. Grigzaffi
St. Mary Parish
Departments of Welfare, Institutions and Highways
Wildlife and Fisheries Commission
Perizzatti
Cate
LSU
Sidney Sylvester
Gov
Judiciary
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New Orleans
Cortton
N.C
T&t
Anaconda
Armco
Armour
Mour
Atchison Es i
Beth
Champlin
Ford
iGen
Servale
Avia Co
Olin
Phillips
Reyn Tod
Sears
Shell
Sinclair
Socony
Sperry Rand
iStnd Oil NJ
Studepack
Sunray
Texaco
Itex Gulf
Woolworth
Furn
Flov
Reitzell
Marshal Cuisiana
Ouschita
Fourth District
Sion
Robate
Louiss
M I
Gwuachita
Thomas C. Standifer
THE
Associated Press
Passman
Arizona
Home Grown Black
Valentine
Wilson’s
Bologna
Wholf
S. Grand
Monroe Monres
Butt
Catalpa St
Pine St
Louisville Ave
Twin City Shopping Center
Ann Page
King Clav Cross Pack
U.S. NO. 1
Calif
U.S
Tee Gelat
Ames & Pee
Mrs. Tucker
Monarch
ALL Meat
Jane
Gentry
Chuck
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