Wall Street Opens Mixed. Volume Dives to Postwar Low
New York July 11 volume to noon 340000 shares, smallest since Oct 3 1949, down 60000 from yesterday. Prices barely moved with minor gains in select sectors. Dow Chemical surged to a yearly high of 100 1/2 before easing. American & Foreign Power preferreds rose. steels steady to down. autos led by GM and Chrysler flat. rails utilities modestly higher.
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Livestock Prices Across Cities July Market Report
Livestock price report from Cleveland Pittsburgh and Chicago dated July 11 shows cattle prices steady to slow, with steers to prime $37-38.25 in Cleveland and $34-36 in Pittsburgh, cows $24-27 in Cleveland, and hogs generally down 25 to 35 cents with varied weights. Calves, sheep, and lambs follow similar steady to slow patterns, with regional price ranges and weight brackets detailed for each commodity.
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Prices for eggs and poultry in Cleveland market
U S consumer grades delivered to buyer list large A white 66-67 cents per dozen, brown 65-66, medium A white 62-65, brown 61-64, large B white 58-62, brown 58-61. Commercial grades large A white 62-65, brown 61-63, A medium white 57-60, brown 56-60, large B white 53-58, brown 53-58, C large white and brown 46-54. Wholesale fob Cleveland: extras large white 49-52½, extras brown 49-51½, extras medium white 44-45, brown 44-45. Live poultry hens heavy 33-35, light 27-32, old roosters 20, fryers heavy 3½ pounds+ 33-36, broilers heavy under 30 pounds 32-36, light 28-29, roasters over 4 lb 34-36.
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Eggs market steadies with unsettled undertone in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh July 11 eggs show the consumer grade market about steady with an unsettled undertone. A large white eggs unchanged to two cents lower. other grades mostly unchanged. Jobbing prices for candled and graded eggs in 30 dozen cases show grade A white 64 cents to 70 cents, brown 62 to 67, grade A medium white 63 to 65, brown 60 to 64, grade B large white 62 to 64, brown 58 to 66 cents.
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Firm Names New Manager At City Loan Canton Office
The City Loan & Savings Co of Lima announced Lee Maag of Steubenville will replace A L Kauffmann as loan manager at the Canton office. Kauffmann stays with the firm as business promotion director and special agent of the Lima headquarters while Maag has served as manager of Steubenville and joined City Loan in 1938. The bank, founded in 1912, lists resources over 84 million dollars and deposits over 66 million, with 116 Ohio offices plus Lima, Wapakoneta, and Fostoria locations.
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Medina Big Date Grower
More than 100 date varieties grow near Medina Saudi Arabia second only to Mecca as a sacred city of the Moslem world.
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Uranium Paint Used by Navajo in Ceremonial Dances
Navajo people continue a centuries old practice of scraping canary yellow uranium ore from rock faces on the Colorado Plateau and applying it to the face for ceremonial dances, a traditional ritual noted in this report.
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