Market Quotation Report Reflects Mixed Sessions
New York September 16 stock market leaders held within a narrow range as some rails and favored industries posted limited advances while a broad list of issues drifted lower. Investors delayed commitments amid inflation signals and foreign economic concerns. carrier shares rose on expectations of higher freight rates. Notable gainers included Santa Fe Southern Pacific U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler U Rubber Pittston and Schenley with laggards Kennecott Woolworth International Harvester Westinghouse General Electric.
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New York
Industrals
Commission
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
U. & Rubber
Pittston Co
Western Union
Air Reduction
Oliver Corp
Schenley
Kennecott
Woolworth
International Harvester
Johns Manville
Westinghouse Electric
General Electric
Egg and poultry market prices and mushroom cultivation note
Prices paid for Federal State graded eggs in Winchester: extra large 66 cents per dozen, large 64, medium 58, B large 53, pullets 42, trades 42, cracks and checks 30. Live poultry values in Winchester area include heavy breed hens over 4 pounds 27 to 28 cents per pound, leghorn hens 20 to 21, heavy breed broilers 36 to 37, leghorn broilers 26 to 27, old roosters 12 to 13, guinea young broilers 50 cents per pound, old 25. Mushrooms grown from spawn mycelium supplied by industry organizations. mushroom is the fruit of underground spawn, spores resemble seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
U. S
U. Ss
Five Year Victim of Gas Pain Finds INNERAID Relief
An ad claims a well known citizen suffered five years with gas and bloating before using INNERAID. It describes quick relief, explains the medicine works with meals, and promotes INNER-AID as a twelve-juice formula from Nature's Plants sold in drug stores.
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Inneraid
Baltimore market reports on apples eggs and cattle
Produce markets show apples steady to up with McIntosh and Red Delicious rising to about 3.25 to 3.75 per 2 1 4 inch, eggs and butter seeing steady wholesale prices, poultry demand light, and receipts brisk. Baltimore quotations note cattle, calves, hogs and sheep with mixed prices and steady to higher trends in several classes.
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Baltimore
Eastern
Chicago
Wyoming
Local Market Prices and Poultry Health Note
Daily corrected market list shows prices for corn meal various bags, grain types, feeds, butter and margarine. A poultry question notes soft eggs result from diet lacking lime and crushed shells or similar calcium sources.
Anti-commie Ruling Holds up Election Certification
Ross M. Madden of the Fifth regional NLRB said certification of the United Furniture workers CIO as bargaining agents for Cleeman Furniture Co. employees in Pulaski Virginia was withheld until compliance with Taft-Hartley anti communist provisions.
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Baltimore
Ross M. Madden
Fifth Regional National Labor Relations Board
United Furniture Workers (Cio
Cleeman Furniture Co
Pulaski
Partial Wartime Food Controls Urged by Senator Brewster
Senator Brewster urged wartime style food conservation at home, curbs on exports, and reimposing controls to steady rising prices. He backed voluntary measures, opposed full rationing, and listed proposals including flour milling limits liquor production curbs and restricting warehouse hoarding.
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Washington
Brewster
R-Me
Maine
Brewter
Bus Wreck Kills 2 Near Dunkirk on West Ridge Run
A Greyhound bus from Buffalo to Erie Pa. plunged 40 feet into a gully one mile east of Dunkirk killing two and injuring 20. Wrecking crews began raising the vehicle from the embankment after the fatal crash.
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Dunkirk
Greyhound
Buffalo
Ene
West Ridge Division
Here
Two Obituaries Mention Fredonia and Erie Women
The vigil lists Miss Mary L. Nobel aged 18 of Fredonia and Mrs. Della Carey 72 of Erie Pa among the dead. A quiz answer notes daytime radio drama at about thirty four percent of programs.
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Mary L. Nobel
Fredonia
Della Carey
Erie
Grain futures slip as Wheat leads early market drop
Chicago grains opened lower after a brief initial rise with Wheat prices mixed, then down. Corn and oats also fell, with Sep and Dec contracts posting notable declines, while Lard and crude products showed softer early trading.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
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Stock Market Reports
Agriculture Dept. Markets Division
The
Star
Revul
City
Firestone Stores
N. Braddock ST
Chicago Grain
Playtex
Pat
Bassinet
Leggett's
Money Order
C.o.d
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
George Washington Garage
Loudoun St
DELCO
Delco-Heat
Delco-Heat Dealer
O'Connell Air Conditioning
S. Braddock St
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