Markets Mixed As Trading Narrow. Banks Hold Steady
New York stocks closed with mixed results after a day of hesitation and an extremely narrow range. Leaders fluctuated little with occasional gains in Bethlehem, Chrysler, Du Pont and Consolidated Aircraft while American Telephone and Western Union lagged. Bond activity was uneven and commodities only modestly firmer amid broad caution.
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New York
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Yellow Truck
Consolidated Aircraft
du Pont
American Telephone
Western Union
Standard Oi
Dow Chemical
Pennsylvania
General Steel Castings
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Stores
Allis Chalmers
American Can
Goodvrear
Graham Paige
Gt Nor Rapid Hupmobile
Illinois Central International Harvester International
Nick Dan International
T& T
Kennecott
Kresge
Lambert ‘ Liggett & Myers
Leons
Lonestar Cemens
Rob Miamni
Copper Montegomery Ward Nash Kelacopudanis
National Biscuit
National Cash Reg
National Dairy
National P & L
New York Central North American Aviat
Northern Pacific Packard CC
Penney. Penn RR
Pullman Pure
Pure
Rea BS Win Reaington
Rand _ Republic Steel
Aigesns
Reinolds
Tob B
Baleway Sears Roebucks
Shei UN
Bee Vae
Southern Cali
Fai
Ncan
Warner Pictures Western UN Tel Western
Western Electric - White Motors
Woolworth
Grain Prices Mixed as Markets Report No. 2 Hard and Soybeans
Chicago cash markets show No 2 hard wheat at 6.102 and No 1 hard at 61.02 per bushel. No 3 yellow corn trades around 73 to 74 cents, with No 4 yellow and No 4 white varying. Berney feed and screenings listed nominal, soybeans for No 3 yellow around 1.40 to 1.4019, No 4 near 81.36 and 196 for sample grades.
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Chicago
Cc. Berney
Chicago June dairy and produce market roundup
Chicago reports show potatoes arrivals 255 track 542 total U S shipments 486 Saturday 47 Sunday light supplies good demand. best stock steady. Butter prices firm at 1 220 702 with varied scores. eggs firm with firsts local 25c. poultry prices mixed by weight. Los Angeles notes butter 203 900 lbs cheese 192 400 lbs eggs none. New York bar silver 343 c unchanged.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
California
Idaho
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Springs
Los Angeles
Commodities Notes for Wheat Corn and Metals Markets
Futures pricing in Chicago shows July wheat around 99 to 101 and September 101 to 103 with various decimals. Corn ranges mid 60s to mid 70s for July and September, oats near 36, soybeans around 139 to 142, rye around mid 50s, and July lead copper tin and other metals steady with several localized price points in New York and East St. Louis markets.
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Chicago
ST Lord
Eee
New York
East S. Louis
East St. Louis
Pennsylvane
Buffalo
Alabama
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Frazier’s Beauty Shop
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Pocatello Beauty
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South Second
Roche
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N.oth Pocatello
Square Deal Cafe
John Johannsen
Grace, Idaho
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Texas
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Benson Hotel
Watkins
N. A. Nielsen
24Th St
Denver
Colo
Northwestern Teachers Agency
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Utah
Exper
Fred
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Mr. Dawson
Bannock Hotel
George Garrison Trailer Park
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Care Tribune-Journal
Walt Woodard
Stephenson
Radio & Electric
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Pocatello Hide, Wool & Fur Co
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Pocatello
J. R. Watkins CO
D-57
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Franklin Institute
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Jutt
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H.P
L. D. Dover
Inkom
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Hart Nursery
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Brie
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Tomatic
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Argus
Inquire Tribune-Journal
Tyhee
H. J. Pierrpont
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A. Y. Satterfield
Furn
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Fremont
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