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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1959
Page
5
New York markets show mixed stocks with slow trading and a government bond decline. Cotton falls as commission houses sell. Chicago shows slight wheat drop, corn rally late, oats up modestly. Soybeans fall amid broad liquidation. Hogs steady to weak, top $17.75. Cattle steady to $0.50 higher, top $32.50.
U S stocks fluctuated around peak levels with 2.7 million shares traded. Zenith rose about six points while IBM gained roughly four after an early 10 point surge. Several industrials and utilities moved modestly, with some names up and others down by about one point.
A dense listing shows cattle calves and sheep at multiple weights and classes. Prices range for sows boars cattle and slaughter stock, noting light to good grades and several utility and commercial categories. Spring lambs and ewes appear with current bid and bid-down ranges across typical market segments.
St Louis AP market notes list wholesale grades for eggs and fowl. Entries include AA large eggs 25 to 28 cents, A large 23 to 26, A medium 19 to 24, unclassified country run 20, dirties and checks 16 to 19, pullets 15, heavy breeds 10, bare backs 7, leghorns 5 to 8, fryers and broilers 16 percent, old roosters 7 to 8 cents.
AP U S market notes show no wheat sales and mixed corn prices for local No 2 yellow at 1 26 percent plus No 3 yellow at 1 5 percent as well as No 1 yellow 1 29 and No 2 yellow 1 2814-29 percent No 3 yellow 1 25-4 26 percent Oats No 2 extra heavy white 70 percent Soybeans No 2 yellow high rate 2 30 Soybean oil 95gb-44a Barley choice 1 20-2 35 nom feed 91-1 08 nom
Chicago AP reports USDA live poultry receipts Friday totaled about 18 000 pounds with wholesale buying prices steady to 14 higher. Caponettes over 444 pounds quoted 24 2444. Frank Lane, Cleveland Indians general manager, notes high pay and security, and praises baseball as a global career path, with more kids playing today than ever.
Hollywood Today survey notes Aaron Spelling’s Johnny Ringo western with seven shots and TV strides loom across the industry. Hugh Douglas voices Rags in Visit To A Small Planet while Henry Calvin shifts to Toby Tyler with weight loss. Jack Webb and Danny Kaye plot TV moves as Three Stooges step into feature film after years in shorts. Insights from Burns, Lana Turner, Goodman Ace, and others frame a shifting TV landscape.
Burglars beat a trapdoor to the Norwood Park post substation at 6158 Northwest Hwy and stole 18,000 dollars in cash and stamps. Most of the loot, 14,500 dollars, was stamps. a torch was used to open the vault and safe over the holiday weekend.
Century Distributors seeks reliable individuals to operate self service tube testing units in drug stores and supermarkets. No selling required, immediate income, full supervision, and potential financial assistance to expand to full time. Start now. provide phone number for in person interview at 7933 Clayton Road, St. Louis 17, Missouri.
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