New York Stock Lists Noon Edition
The stock lists from New York update at noon with prices and figures for trading. Market activity centers on key indices and notable shifts in blue chip listings as investors react to ongoing economic signals.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1950
Page
4
The stock lists from New York update at noon with prices and figures for trading. Market activity centers on key indices and notable shifts in blue chip listings as investors react to ongoing economic signals.
Receipts at major plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Ga Dothan Alabama Jacksonville and Tallahassee Florida show hogs mostly steady with price ranges for barrows and gilts 190 to 230 pounds around 20 dollars per head. Cattle and calves mixed with weak to uneven declines and calves down about 1 dollar. Cattle prices vary by grade with good to medium steers heifers and cows quoted across multiple ranges.
New York stock market shows a higher tone after a brief losing streak with mixed price changes. Cotton firm amid active trade and commission house buying. Wheat steady with corn strength supporting gains. Corn up on larger crop prospects. Oats easy as old and new crop bookings near July 31. Hogs steady to higher with top around 20.26. Patella daily lower near 50 cents. North Georgia live poultry market steady with good demand and adequate supplies. heavy fryers light offerings. prices for small fryers 24-26 cents, monthly 24-26 cents.
New Orleans cotton prices moved higher today as buyers responded to heavy rains across large areas of the belt. At 11 a.m. quotes showed gains with various lot prices and daily highs and lows recorded amid the weather-led optimism.
Heavy supplies and lower prices dominate Atlanta markets with early rose peaches at 2.90 per US Nograde quarter peck, cabbage 0.10 to 0.75, yellow crookneck squash 0.60 to 1.00, butterbeans ordinary to sale quality, beans around 0.76 to 1.26, watermelons 0.60 to 0.76 per bushel, green corn 0.20 to 0.40 per dozen ears, cucumbers 1.00 to 1.60 per bushel.
Cotton futures in New York were steady as trade and commission houses bought. Heavy rains in the central belt and Texas spurred demand on the belief rains would boost activity. Late trades showed minor gains with July near 88.44 and December around 88.84.
Tar pentine offerings and shipments featured in Savannah Gia with June 8 AP notes. Receipts show 4 424 shipments and 97 dollar figures. no shipments for Hupmeants and Roslin offerings remain unchanged.
The Savannah Evening Press endorsed Governor Herman Talmadge for re nomination in the Democratic Primary. It urged voters to support his bid, citing progress in schools ports forests hospitals roads and state port development in Chatham County as signs of his forward program and the need for a full term.
A fragment shows the City of Thom mapping police fire department light plant manager clerk treas sheriff ambulance hospital post office state patrol and related offices as listed contact points. The text appears as an isolated roster of municipal services and offices.
Want Ads placed before 11 A.M. appear the same afternoon in The Times Enterprise. To place, call 12 and ask for Want-Ads. Anonymous drink help line available at 220-R or 1130-MW Boux.
Governor Lausche sparked anguish among Ferguson allies and labor leaders while pleasing Republicans with a bold statement at the White Sulphur Springs conference. He said he would vote for the national best candidate regardless of party, challenging the idea that party interests override country.
The U S high commission reports Clay H. Henderson 3b av as U S vice consul in Frankfurt died by a self inflicted gunshot wound yesterday. He was found in his apartment beside a pistol, with two hand guns and two rifles in the room. Henderson left three notes including one to his mother Virginia R. Henderson. No clear motive was shown though officials note his deafness and hearing aid difficulties.
Puzzle features a shield shaped Burgha thread item and a ball of thread or yarn with a solution to yesterday's puzzle referenced as Ve 6. Shield shape dominates the clue set with a Burgha thread element and a ball of yarn as a distractor.
Dolomite limestone six fifty six per ton high calcium Itsestove five sixty per ton and nineteen per cent acid phosphate twenty three per ton promoted for land use with orders advised through Local P M A Office and A C McLeod contact phone one four three zero. Also a bulldog puppy wanted with pricing details. Car financing available through Bank of Thomas County offering easy automobile loans.
McCarthy's charges were denied by Secretary of State Acheson in public and closed sessions with governors. Acheson's case drew Republican praise from California's Earl Warren and New Jersey's Alfred Driscoll. Duff's spokesman said the resolutions group would act quickly though one governor warned a single veto can stop a measure.
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