New York Stock Lists and Market Rundown June 23
Demand for Reo Motors Inc. led a steady trading day with notable gains and widespread but modest advances across many issues. The noon list names dozens of companies and bonds while the markets report higher stocks, mixed bonds, and varied commodity moves across cotton wheat hogs and livestock.
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New York
Reo Motors Inc
bPte
Lethiehem Steel
Steel
Youngstown Sheet
General Motors
Chrysler
Firestone Tire
Woolworth
United Aircraft
Schenley
American Telephone
Consolidated Natural Gas
Anaconda, Copper
American Can
Eastman Kodk
Owens-Ilinois
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Superior Oil and
California Barnsdale, Oil
Stardrd Oi
U, & Steel
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
National Dististers
Western Union
International Telephone General Electric
Current
Johnsoanville
N. Y. Central
United Air Lines
Alleghany Corp
Smelt & Rat & T
Anaconda Armour
Harvester
Africa
Arle BR
Wee Mirestone
Gidden Co
Goodrich Goodyear 'T Llupp Corp
Kress
She
Lehman Corp
Ligg & Myers Rea Inc
Worittard
Louis & Nash Mont Ward
Murray Corp
Nash Kelvin
Norf & Western
Packard Mtrs
Packer Hog Market Report from Thomasville June 23 1949
Market totals from Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Chomnasville Dothan Jacksonville Tallahassee show hog receipts around 700 with price ranges for barrows gilts by weight from 14.50 to 19.78 and sow quotes 14.50 to 16.50. Cattle slaughter classes steady to weak with calves vealers and stockers varying. notable quotes include 23.50 to 26.50 for large slaughter steers and 21.25 to 24.00 for medium steers and heifers.
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Chicago
USDA
Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moutirie
Chomnasville
Gao
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Ilorida
Florida
Tri-State
Coastal Plains
Alabama
Inferior
North Georgia poultry market shows weakness in supply and prices
North Georgia live poultry market weak and lower with moderate demand and ample supplies. Prices at farm for broilers and fryers range mostly 23 to 34 cents with some at 22 to 27 cents. Heavy crosses moving Wednesday morning and today.
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North Georgia
Atlanta
Apy
USDA
Pala F.o.b
Crude Pine Gum Prices Reported by USDA
Atlanta June 23 AP USDA says crude pine gum sold to processing plants in the week of June 12 18 averaged 21 37 per standard barrel of 435 pounds with 11 43 gallons of turpentine and 298 1 pounds of resin per barrel Receipts at 21 reporting plants totaled 29 823 standard barrels averaging 1 420 per plant vs 1 566 previous week.
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Atlanta
USDA
Department of Agriculture
New Orleans Cotton Prices Mixed At 11 A M
Cotton futures in New Orleans showed little movement with prices at 11 A M varying from 25 cents a bale lower to five cents a bale higher. The table lists highs, lows and last bids for multiple months with shifts labeled off.
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New Orleans
Bulls Studies Link Growth Rate to Parent Stock
Selection of bulls with beef cattle shows growth rate is largely determined by the parent stock. Bulls should be chosen not only for pedigree and appearance but also for their own rate of growth under normal feeding conditions.
Governors Avoid Senate Ambitions Amid Conference Debates
Governors avoided confirming senatorial plans while backing the administrations foreign policy motions. They endorsed the United Nations European recovery program and the North Atlantic Pact, hinting at support for a large Western Europe rearmament fund. They rejected a tax-field vacating plan and a 20 percent federal aid cut, reaffirming a 1944 call for broad government participation in unemployment relief and related matters.
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United Nations
Senate
Western
Europe
Congress
Indiana
Henry F. Schricker
Resolutions Committee
Catholics Push Church State Accord in Czechoslovakia
Catholic action leaders claim to represent millions of Catholics in Czechoslovakia and press the hierarchy to accept government education in church schools under Marxist Leninist terms. Archbishop Beran opposes state control of church education amid political tension with the government and accusations of anti state activity from the Communist press.
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Czechoslovakia
Beran
Catholic Action
Church Hierachy
Mother and son wheelbarrow journey toward Detroit
Mrs. Julia Roka St. Clair and her son Delphie near the Georgia line on foot and wheelbarrow beginning the third day of their trip from Jacksonville to Detroit. Mrs. St Clair, despite blistered heels, remains optimistic saying they are making out fine.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Julia Roka St. Clair
Delphie
Georgia Line
Detroit
Southern Railway hearing on end of train postponed
Atlanta June 23 AP The Southern Railway delayed its bid to end passenger service between here and Columburg as the case shifts from state to federal court. Judge Russell set June 30 for the next hearing after railroad and resident lawyers argued over court jurisdiction and charter obligations.
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Atlanta
The
Southern Railway
Here
Columburg
Ailroad
Georgia Public Service Commission
Superior
Robert Russell
Superior Court
Railroad
Georgia
Fulton County
W.G. McRae
Concord and
Williamson
Russell
Mrs Gerhart Eisler Deported Amid Bitter Reactions
Mrs Gerhart Eisler, Polish born, was deported to Europe after immigration authorities refused voluntary departure. The article notes her bail on overstaying a visitor’s permit, her arrest, and her husband described as a leading Communist, with reference to a large bail and Germany.
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Gerhart Eisler
Europe
New York
Leisler
Ellis Island
America
Gene
Germany
Two Shotgun Armed Convicts Captured After 4 Days Freedom
Atlanta detectives recaptured two shotgun armed convicts after four days of freedom following a $200 brewery robbery. Luther J. Masters 27 of Atlanta and Ester Anderson 33 of Acworth were identified by Lt Glyn Laws as the captured men. They were among 16 escapees from Jefferson County camp near Louville last week.
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Atlanta
Jefferson County
Atlantic Brewery Company
Glyn Lawson
Luther J. Masters
Ester Anderson
Acworth
Masters
Fulton County
Anderson
Cowan
Memphis Salesman Freed to Travel After Paying Alimony
A Memphis traveling salesman, Sam Collins, paid 6127 in back alimony to his ex-wife, ending a contempt sentence that kept him jailed until payment. He traveled to Georgia for Father's Day with his son, claiming peace of mind at last.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Sam Collins
Collins
J. Walter Colling
Georgia
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Broad
C. V. Dodson
Florida Seafood Service
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Armour’s
M-M
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Thomasville Motors Inc
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Stafford
Tuck Imp. Co
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Boston
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Goodyear Service
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the Globe
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J. T. Selph Reat
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J. T. Selph Real Estate
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