Market Quotations Highlight Mixed Day in New York Trading
Ir regular price movements continued in the stock market with many issues unchanged. Hayes Industries held firm on strong volume while gains appeared in U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors Caterpillar Tractor Boeing Consolidated Natural Gas Air Reduction Great Northern preferred and Mission Corp. Losses showed for Youngstown Sheet Douglas Aircraft Johns Manville American Woolen Southern Railway Standard Oil NJ and Eastern Air- bassae.
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Hayes Industries
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Caterillar Tractor
Boeing
Consolidated Natural Gas
Air Reduction
Great Northern Preferred
Mission Corp
Youngstown Sheet
Douglas Aircraft
Johns Manville
American Woolen
Southern Railway
Standard Oil
East Rn Air- 8
Children 5 to 15 Hit By Cars Often Crossing Intersections
Study finds half of child injuries from autos occur as they cross intersections or emerge from behind parked cars. Data highlights need for safer crossing practices and better driver vigilance.
Baltimore market report shows steady apples and mixed livestock across categories
Baltimore June 3 market notes list apples steady with various crate values and rome and gano prices. Poultry prices include broilers fryers and fowl with range data. Eggs receipts and butter totals are given along with cattle trade activity, noting slow early trading and price ranges for steers heifers cows and bulls and feeder lots.
Market summary cattle hogs and sheep prices report
Chicago and national livestock market notes show hogs slow with prices generally 50 cents lower. Cattle and calves mix of high and low ends, steers 32 to 36 dollars per hundredweight range, good cows 20 to 25, vealers around 31 to 31.50. Hog weights 180 to 230 pounds mostly 23.50 to 24.50, larger hogs 20.75 to 21.75. Sheep and lambs modestly steady with occasional higher or lower spots.
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Chicago
Chicago Grains Prices Climb on Opening Trading
Chicago prices for wheat corn and oats moved higher at the open with futures quotes showing July September and December contracts rising across components. Wheat near futures reached 2.34 1 2 for July, corn July 2.21 58, oats July 95 94, reflecting renewed buying interest in the grain pit.
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Chicago
Agricultural price reports from Winchester markets
The Agriculture Department Markets Division lists prices paid in Winchester for graded eyes and live poultry. U.S. Grade A extra large eyes at .49 per dozen, S Grade A large .47, medium .44, standards .44, bullets .37, trades .37, with cracks and checks at .30. Live poultry prices include heavy breed hens over 4 lbs at .32-.33, Leghorn hens 18-19 per lb, Leghorn broilers .24-.25 per lb, young hen turkeys .45, young tom turkeys .35, guineas .35 each, old roosters and stags .15-.16, Rocks and cross boilers 4-6 lbs .34-.35, red broilers 2-6 lbs .35-.36.
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F. O. B. Winchester
U.S
Winchester
F.O.B
Four Resign From Union Board Over Anti Red Oath
In Chicago four members of the international executive board of the CIO United Farm Equipment Workers resigned as the board voted to comply with non-communist phases of the Taft Hartley act. The piece notes a separate statistic that in one year traffic accidents killed 4 200 children under 15 and injured 200 000 in the same age group.
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Chicago
International
CIO
United Farm Equipment Workers
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