Pinal County Tops Arizona Cotton in 1964 Production
Arizona’s 1964 cotton crop totaled 799000 bales with Pinal County leading at 2315100 bales. Maricopa ranked second with 273000 bales, and Mohave yielded the highest long staple per acre. state averages and county acreages are noted with Yuma and Cochise also reporting strong results.
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Long-Distance Milk Gives Buyers Bargaining Leverage
The Agriculture Department reports buyers of milk shipped long distances to local areas hold stronger bargaining power than sellers. Markets for long-distance milk are highly competitive with buyers having many supplier choices and ample outside supply at competitive prices.
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Treasury and corporate bonds steady in light New York trading
U S Treasury and corporate bond prices showed little movement in early New York dealings. Dealers cited no new international forces and noted minimal activity on the NYSE with attention turning to Chase Manhattan Bank's 28 million note offering at about 4.6 percent yield.
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A concise weekly feature highlights notable business items at neighborhood newsstands, offering brisk summaries of market chatter and stock moves. Readers get quick access to trends, notable transactions, and evolving local commerce signals from daily editions.
New York Bonds Market Shows Wide Trading Activity
A long list of New York Stock Exchange bond sales and quotes is reported. Numerous corporate bonds from AirRed MiedCh JunCa and others display varied high and low values with last prices near par while foreign issues from Austral and Mexico show fluctuating bids and yields.
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Live poultry and commodity price report from Chicago market
UPI reports live poultry prices and Chicago Mercantile Exchange quotations for butter carrots eggs and cattle. Prices show steady eggs and butter with specific futures for June August October and December cattle and beef futures listed.
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Labor Board Sees Record Year with Surging NLRB Caseload
The National Labor Relations Board handled 27,403 cases in fiscal 1964, disposing of 26,715. Unfair practice charges rose to 15,620 and representation cases to 11,685, the busiest year in 30 years. Back pay totaled over 3 million for 5,142 discriminated employees, with 4,044 job reinstatements offered and 3,004 accepted.
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Commodity Prices Reported in New York Market
The New York AP price list shows copper at 10 cents, zinc at 14.2 cents per pound, tin at 1.96 per pound, and silver at 1700.00 per troy ounce. Foreign exchange rates and other metals are noted in the brief market update.
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Hay Market Notes and Arrivals Summary
U.S. No. 1 and No. 2 hay grades listed with numbers and ranges. Arrivals include 18 barley and 13 corn. Mentioned quantities include 133 for Ighum and 10 flour.
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Valley Business News Highlights Local Promotions and Openings
Mrs. Margaret S. Miller of Mesa is promoted to assistant manager at The Arizona Bank Stock yards office. Chez Bon at the Ramada Inn West Van Buren reopens a soda fountain with a Goodie Shop offering jams jellies candy and cookies. General Semiconductors formed by H Steven Berck and Jack A Nancarrow will serve the electronics industry from Tempe. Arizona State University executive programs coordinator Edward E Scannell to speak on communications at the Arizona Industrial Editors meeting at Beef Eaters. Denver P Gragg of Washington National Insurance Phoenix completes life insurance agency management course in Chicago. John Bannister of Arizona Oil & Gas Conservation Commission to discuss Oil and Gas in Arizona at AA Engineers luncheon YMCA.
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Livestock Prices Mixed Across Western Markets
Regional reports from Phoenix Los Angeles Denver Omaha and Kansas City show direct trade steady to modestly higher for slaughter steers and heifers with active demand. Hogs firm with gains on top weights at Chicago and strong for No. 1-2 barrows and gilts. calves and feeders mixed amid varying weights and deliveries.
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Sugar Quota Hearings Set For July 15
Washington AP reports House Agriculture Committee Chairman Harold D. Cooley says hearings on new sugar marketing quotas will begin around July 15 two weeks after government proposals are released. The plan aims to raise mainland cane and beet sugar quotas to handle surpluses while keeping the Philippines quota fixed by treaty. The bill seeks to end the global quota system and restore country by country allocations.
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