New York Stock Market Gains on Broad Advance
In New York on June 30 the stock market rose modestly as gains slightly outpaced losses. Higher quotes were recorded for Bethlehem Steel General Motors Chrysler Studebaker Goodyear Woolworth J I Case Glenn Martin Bell Aircraft American Telephone Phelps Dodge GE Dow Chemical Allied Chemical Owens Illinois International Paper Santa Fe Southern Pacific Illinois Central Gulf Oil and other prominent issues.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
Goodyear
Woolworth
J. I. Case
Glenn Martin
Bell Aircraft
American Telephone
Phelps Dodge
General Electric
Dow Chemical
Allied Chemical
Owens-Illinois
International Paper
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Illinois Central
Gulf Oil
Youngstown Sheet
Goodrich
Montgomery Ward
Consolidated Edison
International Nickel
Air Reduction
Union Pacific
Local Market Prices and Feed Goods Listing
Local markets show corrected daily prices for flour corn meal grain and feeds. Items include corn meal bags 10 lb and 6 lb, barley, No. 2 yellow corn, cracked corn 100 lb bag, egg mash, broiler mash, turkey grower and starter feeds, mixed feeds, and butter products with wholesale and retail quotes.
Baltimore dairy and livestock market roundup highlights June 30
Market notes show dull apples and poultry in Baltimore with modest bids. cattle and hogs steady to higher on selected lots. Receipts include 96 eggs cases and 23,736 pounds of pork. In Chicago, June 30 market activity continues with saleyard updates.
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Baltimore
Market Prices for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hog prices show top 21.35 per cwt, weights 170 to 525 lb with sparse heavies. sow values down to 16.75 for 360 lb and up. Cattle salable at 3500 with steers 25.75 to 28.75, cows 13 to 18, bulls 20 to 22, wealers 25.50 down. Sheep 600 head, spring lambs weak, natives top 26, most good 24.50 to 25.50, ewes 6 to 9. old-crop lambs absent.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Sal
Wheat prices rise as June parity seen unchanged
Chicago grain markets opened firm with wheat led by the June 15 parity at 2.17, unchanged from May. Opening quotes show corn around 1.34, oats near 0.58 54, rye 1.40, and lard futures steady to higher.
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Chicago
Egg prices and live poultry rates in Winchester area report
Prices paid to producers in Winchester for U S grade eggs and live poultry shown. Grade A extra large 53 cents, Grade A large 51, Grade A medium and B C rates listed. Poultry and turkey prices include heavy breed hens, roosters, young turkeys, and guinea fowl with per unit figures.
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Peng
Winchester
U. S
Non-union Mines Closed in Kentucky After UMW Visit
In Madisonville Kentucky three non union coal mines were ordered shut following mass UMW visits. A union spokesman said workers in non union pits should join the United Mine Workers. He cited about 7000 UMW members in the west Kentucky field and around 300 non union miners.
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Madisonville
United Mine Workers
UMW
West Kentucky
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