Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 15

STATE JOURNAL (Lansing, Mich.) Monday, June 30, 1952 13 'News of the World Markets Finance Heads Optimists 4-Week-Old Steel Strike (gagynt. cfl9i iRj lilftltegi Stocks Get Local Man Soon to Strangle Output (Trend of currency outsid bonks per member of total working population, Including armed forces, over the last three decodes) could be filled again, and all companies have balanced inventories of steel products, ndustry sources mm Stock Markets NEW YORK STOCKS (Nam rices by AP Adams Exp 33 Mack Trucks 15H Admiral Cp 28 Magnavox Air Reduction 25 Marsh Field 28 Allen Steel 39 Martin IGU 9ti Allied Chem 73H Mead Corp 23i Allls Cha! MH Miami Cop 24 Am Airlines 13 Mid Cont Pet 71ft Am Can 34 Midi Stl Pd 41 Am Car 414 Monti Ward 654 Am Loco 19 Vi Motor Pd 26 Am JiFdry 20ft Motorola 78ft Am Nat Gas 31 "4 Mueller Br 21 Am Bad St 36 Murray Cp 18 Am Smelt 43H Nash Kelv 19ft Am Stl Fd 34ft Nat Bisc 31ft Am 1S4 Nat Cash Res 57ft Am Tobacco .57 Nat Dairy Pd 54ft Anacon Cop 44 ft NY Air Br 20 Armour Co 10ft Central 21 Atchison 91 Ntag Pw 26 Atl Refin 3-Jft Norf It West 49ft Avco Mfn 7 No Am Avia 16ft Bait Ohio 23 Nor Pac 83 Bendlx Av 51 Nor Sta Pw 11 Beth SU 50, Ohio Oil 59 Borden 53 Packard 5 Bora Warn 72 ft Pan A Air 10ft BrlMi Mf 35 ft Param Plct 25 ft Bristol My 28ft Parke Dav 51ft Budd Co 13 Penn 20ft Burr Add 17ft Pepsi Cola 9ft Calum Hec 8 Phelps Dod 34ft Canad Pac 35ft Philco 32ft Case (J I) 26ft Phillips Pet 62 Celanese 41ft Proc A Gam 64 ft Chea Ohio 33i Pullman 41 Chi 4 19 Pure Oil 65ft Chrysler 78ft Radio 26ft Climax Mo 34 ft Radio KO 4ft Col Cas 14 ft Rem Rand 39 Cons Edls 34 ft Reo Motors 20ft Con GE Bal 26ft Repub Stl 42ft Consum Pw 35 ft Rey Tob 34 Con 4.52pf 107ft Sears Roeb 54 ft Con 4ft pt 108 ft Shell Oil- 81ft Cont Can 47ft Simmons Co 30 Cont Mot 8'i Sinclair Oil 47 Corn Prod 68 ft Socony Vac 38ft Crucible Stl 34 South Pac 82 ft Curtlss Wr 8ft South Ry 62ft Det Edis 23 ft Stand Brands 24 ft Dow Chem 119V, Std 94 ft du Pont 86ft Std Oil Cal 59ft F.ale Pich 23ft Std Oil Ind R5ft East Air 24 ft Std Oil 80ft Eastm 43ft Studebaker 37 ft El Auto Lite 49 Suther Pap 24 ft EI Mus In lt Swift Co 31 ft Emer 12 Sylv El Pd 37 ft Erie RR 22i Texas Co 59ft Ex-Cello-O 46i Tex Gulf Sul 111ft Firestone 62---T Tide Wa As 24 Gar Wood Ind 6ft Tlmk Det Ax 21 Gen Elec 62 ft Timk Bear 43ft Gen Foods 46 ft Transamerica 25ft Gen Motors 58 ft Union Carb 67 ft Gillette 31ft Union Pac 315 Goebel Brew 7ft Unit AirUnes 29ft Goodrich 71ft Unit Aire 32 ft Gooyear 45ft United Corp 5ft Grah Paige 2ft United Fruit 63 Gt Nor Rv pf 51ft US Ruhoer 26 ft Gt West Sug 17ft US Smelt 71ft Holland Furn 21ft US Steel 39 ft Homestake 37 Vanadl Corp 3R Hudson Mot 14 ft Walworth 111 Cent 74 Warner Plct 72 ft Inland Stl 46H 73ft Inspir Coo 24 ft West Alrb 26ft Interlake lr 16ft West Elec 39ft Int Harv 32ft White Motor 26 Int Nick 45 Woolworth 44ft Int Tel Tel 18ft Yale aV Towne 34 Johns Man 75 ft YoungSpRfrW 30 ft Kelsey Hay A 33ft 46ft Kennecott 77ft Zenith Rad 81ft Kresge S) 35ft Anacon 43ft Kroger Co 35 Campbell Wy 23 ft Lehn it Fink 34 ft City Service 105 ft Lib Gl 37ft- Deere A Co 62ft Llgg it My 66ft Gen Telenho 31ft Lockh Airc 24 Std Oil Ohio 43ft Loews Inc 12ft Thompson Pr 48ft Lone St Cem 28ft 1920 1929 SOURCE: Official 0olo Business Brief Edward Decker, an automobile sales employe in Lansing for 20 years, has joined the sales staff of Harold Chaff in, 604 E. Mich igan ave. The Dominion Life Assurance company Monday revealed the appointment of E. Watson, 208 Detroit as a representative and associate of the Lansing branch.

He is a graduate of Michigan State college. Garlock Sales company, 432 N. MOO 1939. 1951 'PREPARED BY INSTITUTE OF UFE INSURANCE Grand has been appointed Capehart television and radio distributor for northwestern Michigan, according to Louis J. Collins, Capehart-Farnsworth corporation's sales director.

Police Aid Woman Mrs. Edith Helmic, 70," of 416 S. Pine st, fainted while walking at the intersection of Ottawa st. and Washington Monday morning, and was removed to the St. Lawrence hospital in a police ambulance.

She was given first aid. Facts About the Good Start Gains Reach Two Points; Trading Better than Last Week By RADER WINGET NEW YORK. June 30 W) Good Progress wa made today In the stock market under, ilrm leader ship. Cains extended from fractions to between 1 and 2 points with losses confined to a fractional ranee. Trading rolled rlcht along at a ace a bit better than last week's dally average of 1.200.000 shares.

Bis- Blocks Move V. S. Steel was a feature with two blocks of 23.000 and 17.300 shares at MS. off U. Later big steel moved ahead for a fractional Kaln.

On Friday a block of 25,000 vhares sold at 39 and it moved up to close at 39. Brokers reported the selling was from substantial holdings of a large company seeking cash for expansion. Motors were active with General Motors topping the list. One block of 3.000 shares went unchanged at before the stock added a fraction. Railroads as a group showed unchanged to hicher prices with such Issues as Seaboard Air Line and Santa Fe In demand.

Chemicals Weak While no major area was actually backward, there wes a more than average concentration of minus signs in the chemical section. Higher prices were paid for Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler. Standard Oil (N.I, American Smelting, Goodrich, Wcxtinghouse Electric, and Eastern Air Lines. Stocks on the curb exchange Were fairly well mixed. Higher were Anacon Lead.

Cosden Petroleum, and Pacific Petroleums Ltd. Lower were Electric Bond Share. Italian Superpower and Venezuelan Petroleum. The corporate bond market was blgher with trading moderate. U.

S. governments held steady In the over the counter market. 19 Reunions Set At Potter Park Nineteen more reunions are Scheduled at Potter park Tuesday through Sunday, It was announced Monday by Theron Downey, park They are: Tuesday Mt. Hope Nazarcne church with 30 scheduled to attend. Friday Carpenter.

40; Platte, 40; English, 50; Spaulding. 35; Stanton. 60; Ostrander. 73; Kilpatrick. 50; Price and Webstr.

250; Smithkey and Mc.Master, 80; Hartman and Nirkerson, 90; and Krebs. 15. Sunday Lough, 50; Benedict, fiO; Jayne, 50; Patten, 50; Robbing, 75; First Spiritualist church. 100; and MrElmurrav, 100. Mr.

Downey also reported that park workers have Just completed cutting a supply of 1.800 bales of hay for use at the zoo during the year. FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS WANTED Will loan np to 60 ot our appraisers' value on improved real estate. Inquiries invited. CENTRAL TRUST CO. Lansing, Michigan If You Plan on Changing Over to as BAirre Get the Lewis Fuel 636 E.

Michigan Ave. fTtftTl This entirely fl MsMXf ri mantle ltS i ec'ent OfSiFgJj! nomical VjMpS kud8 COMI IN TODAT new gas burner works hie a tai radiant gas burner -jc. n' Wghly eco- I heating. Convenient I (JL tenM' Telephone or Wfjfj By SAM DAWSOX NEW YORK, June 30 0B The steel strike starting its fifth week today will begin strangling in dustrial output fast from now on. Layoffs in industries using steel will come faster.

By the middle of next month most big manufacturers would be cutting back. Already hundreds of thousands are being idled not only in steel fabricating plants, but in coal, railroad, auto and appliance industries. Even if the strike should end this week. It might be mid-August before all the supply pipelines Food Index Sets Mark Prices In Ten Michigan Cities at AH Time High, Survey Shows With Lansing leading the way. food prices in Michigan jumped to a new all-time high during the second quarter, the state department of labor announced Monday.

The increase shown in a survey of 10 industrial cities followed a slump in costs during the first quarter and exceeds by 1.6 percent the previous high set in the last quarter of 1051. Since 1941, food costs have 'Jumped 222.0 percent I Major cause of the price increase during the period ending today was an increase in fresh vegetable, pork, sugar and cereal product prices, the survey indicated. Fresh vegetable prices have risen 20 percent since June, 1951, while cereal and bakery products. products, beverages and sug-jar prices are slightly higher, the 'survey showed. Costs of fats, oils and eggs have declined substantially in the past year while meat prices have dropped slightly.

Greatest increase in fsod costs during the second quarter was recorded in Lansing with a 5.6 per cent increase and slightest raise in Pontiac with a 2.8 percent boost. Increases in other cities as shown by the survey were 4.4 percent in Battle Creek. 4.8 percent in Flint. 3.2 percent in Grand Rapids. 3.6 percent in Kalamazoo, 4.8 percent in Marquftte.

5 percent in Muskegon, and 2.9 percent in Sag inaw-Bay City area. All Wheat At New Low Dealings Active on Way 1 Down; Other Cereals Not Included By WILLIAM FERRIS CHICAGO, June 30 All wheat deliveries slipped into new low ground for the 1952 crop on the board of trade today. Dealings were active with the bread grain meeting support on the way down. Action of wheat did not Influence other cereals. Corn got off to a quite firm start on buying by several large commission houses which disclosed a lack of offerings.

Oats held steady and soybeans rallied after a mixed opening. Dealings were quite active in all pits. Wheat in early hours was to i cent lower, July 52.254; corn was i to cents higher, July 5 1.80 S. and oats were 'i to cents higher, July 77 c. Soybeans were cent lower to cent higher.

July 53.27'i, and lard was unchanged to five cents a hundred pounds lower July $11.67. Laming Markets (Farmers' Parlnr Prices Quoits' hr Farm Bureaa Service r.levatnr. 31S Beaver Wheat. No. 2 white, per bu.

S1.W Wheat. No. 2 red. per bu. 1 Wheat, mixed, per bu.

l.w Oat, tin. 2. per bu Cora. No. 2 yellow, per bu.

1.61 iiii: medians' I ma and Metal. 31 1 K. Maple Crcen I wet hides. No. 1 i Crcen hull hirten.

No. 1 04 Calf hides, cured IS fnlf hir1e. ffreen .16 Horse hide. No 1. each ihi Sheen Pelts, each ZSc to 2.00 Pony hines.

rnrh J.5 Glue beef or horse, half price of No. 1 Low-Cost Comfort Air conditioning for homes In the $11,000 class will be a reality within two years, a major manufacturer reports. "The Standard" Order Now and Be Assured of Winter Car Shelter I ASK fOI RO HIAIUM MJtVn estimate. Even Next March And the effect of the strike may be felt next March in a pinch of iron ore supplies. The big iron ore boats ply the Great Lakes in sum mer to brine Minnesota ore to the steel mills to be stockpiled for use in the winter when the lakes are frozen.

These boats are idle now because the iron ore workers also are on strike. Total iron ore shipments for the season have been cut about one-tenth by the strike so far. Steel mill stockpiles of ore may be exhausted next March before the boats can start tip their next spring runs. Most businessmen had thought the strike would be halted by government action before this. Therefore, few made any attempt to build up steel inventories before it started.

Out of Balance By lasting four weeks, the strike has thrown industrial inventories out of balance. A shortage in any one special type of steel used by a manufacturer can halt his production even if his inventories of other types of steel remain adequate. With steel inventories mcltine fast, the steel industry is assured now that when the strike ends, the steel mills will be running at full capacity well into next year. 1 his means, among other thincs. that if steel prices are raised after the strike ends, the steel mills are not likely to run into customer price resistance.

The steel mills now will be in a position to pass along any wage boost in the form of higher prices if the government permits it. Rabbi Rates Chance for Chess Title Rabbi Alfred Friedman of Lan sing was among the leaders in a field of 47 entries for the state chess championship as the first half of the 22nd annual state tournament ended in the, youth building in Battle Creek Sunday night. Last half of the eight round Swiss-type open event will be held there July 4, 5 and 6. with games starting at 1 p. m.

and 7 p. m. Friday and 10 a. m. Saturday and Sunday.

A speed tournament will be held Saturday night with 10 second moves. Other Lansing Chess club entries are V. E. Vandenburg, president of the Michigan Chess association each year, and Henry Leonard of Okemos. Rabbi Friedman, after three straight wins, lost to Dr.

William A. Henkin of Mt. Clemens, former Iowa State champion, who was undefeated in his first four games, but still had several strong opponents to face, including the Michigan champion. Leon Stolzenberg of Detroit, defending state champion, was the only player undefeated at the half. Entries for the first time in years included a woman, Miss Lucille Kellner of Detroit, who tied for the national women's championship in 1950.

She had won one out of four at the half. Weather Data rmrr fmlnsula Fair to Ttftrtly cloud ton. chit unrt Tup day. a little rnoler tonight. Somewhat warmer away inm l-ake Huron Tuesday.

Vpprr Peninsula Considerably cloudy with srattrred showers and thunderstorm in the west and central portions tonmht or early luesaay. i.mie cnansre in temperature. Ob nation at 7 Monday Lowest temperature Monday morning 3 I ry nu temoerature- A4 Wind velocity 11 Precipitation Amount 24 hour tmr Total amount since 1st of month 1.74 Accumulated departure from normal since ist oi month Accumulated departure from normal since 1st of year -0 16 Temperature Highest Sunday (mid. to mid.) 91 Lowest Sunday K5 Mean Sunday 7H Ieparture from normal Sunriav Accumulated departure from normal since 1st of month 100 Accumulated departure from normal since jsi oi year 4:163 Temperatures ThU Data tn the. Past Hitrhettt one year ago 76 Lowest one year ago S9 Highest on record 9K In 191.1 Lowest on record 41 in Sun rises tomorrow at 5:03 n.

m. and sets at p. m. Aipcna 67 H9 iwiitie creek ss Kj Bismarck ....77 6 Brownsville 91 74 Buffalo 59 Cadillac sK 59 Chicago 9 Cincinnati 7tf Cleveland .......94 70 Kort Worth im 78 IVnver ........92 tv IVtmlt 94 Dulufh 49 Rapids 8 i Hough ton F2 Jacksonville qj 77 Kansas I ity 102 77 Ls Anceles 70 r7 Marquette .60 rso Memphis loo 76 Miami Milwaukee pi 62 Minneaitoli .79 fi7 New Orleans 72 New York 87 6. Omaha .94 7', Phoenix lu 67 Pittsburgh 9.T 66 St.

Louis 105 79' San tranctsco 67 S. S. Marie 6H Til Traverse City ftr 60 Washington 9. 71 Potatoes CHtrAGO. Junr no ifl POTATOES Arrivals 41.

nn Irnrlc 408: Intal U. S. shipments Friday 621, Saturday 256. and Sunday 19: eudpIIps moderate: demand lair: market slightly weaker for whites, unsettled tor reds: Irnrlc sales per 100 ll. In rarlots: Arizona I'nntiaca Sii.75: California Ion whites $5 65 to 5.7S; Triumphs ti.7.".

street sales per 100 lb. 1 Arizona Triumph type S6 2 to 6.75: California Unit white 56 to 6.50; Ponltaes type $6.25 to v. Real Estate Wanted House. Flats, Apartment's, Commercial and Industrial Proper ties; Businesses; Land Contracts. S3 Years ef Dependable Real Estate Service For Faster.

More Efficient Result. We Finance Sales. Phone 8-SftU. Ehinger Really Co. REALTORS Is Honored Louis Cooper Is Elected Junior Vice Commande Of Purple Heart FJJNT, June 30 UP Kenneth Spray of Wyandotte was elected commander of the Military Order of the Purple Heart at its coiv vention here yesterday.

A resolution was adopted sug' gesting the group's name be chanced to American Combat Wounded veterans. Anower reso lution called for a loyalty oath against Communism for membership in the organization. Other officers elected: Senior 'vice commander, Robert Arnold, Flint; junior vice corti-mander, Louis Cooper, Lansing; finance officer and-adjutant, Har- ley Purcell, Grand Rapids; inspector, Ward Mitchell, Flint; judge advocate, John McCauley, Wyandotte; Sergeant at arms, Charles Draper, Detroit. The ladies auxiliary chose the following officers: Commander, Mrs. Lillian cart- wight, Flint; senior vice commander, Mrs.

Claire McGinn, Grand Rapids; Junior vice commander, Mrs. Ruth Draper, Detroit; treasurer, Mrs. Christine Phillips, Saginaw; chaplain, Mrs. Andrean Par-dington, Detroit; parliamentarian, Mrs. Lucille Eaton, Lansing; his torian, Mrs.

Jeanne Cook, Grand Rapids; sergeant at arms, Mrs. Marcella Schuek, Saginaw; instruc tress, Mrs. J. zientek, Detroit; marshal, Mrs. Agnes Stull, Wyandotte; secretary, Mrs.

Lois Stuart, Flint. Leo Riegle of Flint was elected state chaplain and Floyd Heid of flint was appointed state legis lator. U. S. Treagury Position WASHINGTON.

June 30 (saThe onsl- tlon of the treasury June 27 compared with corresponding date a year ago: June 27. 1952 June 26, 1951 NET BUDGET RECEIPTS $367,460,682.40 $255,126,537.28 BUDGET EXPENDITURES 249.950.710.28 1RS.401 mu S8 CASH BALANCE 7.124.567.104.39 7.250.569.291.54 CUSTOMS RECEIPTS FOR MONTH 40.467.522.19 43.568.511.21 BUDGET RECEIPTS FISCAL YEAR JULY 1 R1.2fiS.,M.1 073 47.WJ.7B7.7ia 91 BUDGET EXPENDITURES FISCAL 1MB 64.606.M2.13fi 09 4.1.512. 4S4 9d 77 BUDGET SURPLUS 4,382.332,770.44 BUDGET DEFICIT 3.341 TOTAL DEBT 2n8.465.075.774.53 254.446.477.863.56 DECREASE UNDER PREVIOUS DAY 66. 763.043 fit GOLD ASSETS 2.i.346.151.655.12 21.755.315.790.78 Foreign Exchange NEW YflRtf. tm lrnorTr-v EXCHANGE Rates follow Great Rrltnin In dollars, others in cents): lanaaian dollar in New York open market 2 21-32 percent premium or 102 65ft U.

S. cents up 1-16 of a cent. Grnt Britain (pound) $2.78 7-16. off 1-16 of a cent: Great Britain 30 day futures 2.771. off 1-16 of a cent: Great Britain 60 day futures 2 i6 15-16.

off 3-16 of a cent: Great Britain 90 day futures 2.76 3-16. off 3-16 ot a cent; Belgium (frand 1.98ft. unchanged: France (franct of a cent, unchanged: Holland (guilder! 26.32. up .02 of a cent: Italy (lira of a cent, unchanged: Portugal (escudo) 3.50, unchanged: Sweden (kronai 19.35, unchanged: Switzerland franc) (free 23.23. unchanged.

Latin America Argentina (free) 7.25. unchanged; Brazil (free! 5.50. unchanged; Mexico 11.57, unchanged; Venezuela (bolivar 30.03. unchanged. Far east Hong Kong dollar 17.50, unchanged.

Lansing Securities (Furnished by Donovan-Gilbert C. (QuotaUons may be subject to rommissionl rsiu uiierea Consum rs Power Co 3oS ruilex- Truck .1 federal Drop Fome 12 T.Mncin fnm Ciui. to a hIO Lansinc Company Lansinit Stamping 2i Lansing Ice and Fuel Lawrence Baking 2 31 Michigan Surety 44 rorge 34 Motor Whet 23 4 Reo Motors 20 i 23 i SO'i Butter and Eggs CHICAGO CHTPAnn. -Tun vt IX niTTTirw Firm: receipts (two daysl 783.3S2: wholesale buying prices to cent a pound hlsher: Q3 Kivtr A A MTvo Q- A S2-: fi: 8 C. 66.73c.

Cars': 90 R. 68.7Sc: S9 C. 67.5c. r.i,i,s nrm; receipts tt days' wholesale huylng prices unchanged: V. extras 43c: V.

mediums 40c: U. S. standards 38 to 38.5c: current ro-eelDts 32.5c; dirties 31.5c: checks 30.5c. uciKuii, June ju An ederai-state graded egs In case lots f. o.

b. Detroit: WHITES Grade A Jumbo S5 to 57c. weighted average 56c: large 511 to 52c. weighted average 51c: medium 44 to 45e; weighted average 44 He: small 34c. B-large 43 to 4Jc.

weighted average BROWNSGrade A jumlio 53 to 54c, wefshted 53Ur' Inran 40 weighted averace modium 43 tn a. weighted average 44c: small 34c. B-large 41 to 43c. weighted average 43c. C-large 32c.

V. checks 30 to 33c, weighted average 30 Sc. Peppermint Oil KW YORK. "tn (45VPPPPPH. MINT OIL Quotations In New York today: Natural, S7.20; redistilled.

S7.50. BEST for concrete, stucto, block mnt brick) BtlCKUUPPlIES: Ii 1J.6I7 E. SHIAWASSEE ST. TELEPHONE 2. 0S33 JAMES WARREN DAY Mr.

Day, Fort Worth. Texas, businessman, was elected president of Optimist International at the service club's annual convention, at the Brown hotel Louisville, Ky, it was announced Monday. Harold J. Howland, president of the Lansing Optimist club, headed Lansing's group attending the convention. Television Bid Bounces BacktoMSC Michigan State college Monday filed application with the federal communications commission for a commercial television channel but word from Washington indicated an error in the application.

The application, according to a Washington dispatch, asked for TV Channel 60 (commercial) and gave Lansing as the location of the proposed station. No such channel has been reserved for Lan sing, the FCC said, and the appli cation was being returned. At East Lansing Dr. Armand L. Hunter, director of television for the college.

said the FCC has assigned Channel 60 to East Lansing and that a mistake may have been made in listing Lansing instead of East Lansing in the application. He said the college's application for a TV license Is being handled by the Washington law firm of Barnes Neilson. Poultry HKTROIT nrrnniT. Jum rt AP Prim Mid nr nuinil Detroit fur No. 1 ouality live poultry up to 10 a.

m. to- lliw tima rv lirM hens rn In heavy nater 4 ll. and iver 27 to heavy Drotlcrs or irycrs unarr ins. 27 to 31r: light fryers Ui old rooster 18c 1 Hit HW9 nnmrst. lanr an tA LIVE POl'L- THV Steady: receipts 1.343 cura: f.

o. n. paylnc prices unchanged evrpt on heavy hena ik Mind hiaher tnstdr: heavy hens 21 to light hrn in to 'JO; fry-ers or bmllT S9 lo JUc. old routrrs 18 to ducklings sc. ANY SIZE OR STYLE No Down Payment 3 Years to Pay First Installment Next Fall If- II II fL; nVlRi auU3 ClIuIDyySy DRIVE CAREFULLY! Company Phone 59481 Keep your car awitr control.

Give wav ta 4axi Jj'J and remember mm THE LIFE YOU SAVE MAY BE YOUR OWN! SOUTH SIDE 3020 S. CEDAR ST. Phone 4-7401 NORTH SIDE 306 E. GRAND RIVER Phone Dopt. yo ovink.

doit A DEAN W. TITUS wishes to announce the discontinuance of TITUS MILLER COMPANY and his association with WHITE NOBLE COMPANY conducting a general investment securities business Lansing Branch Office White Noble Company Ckart Bculah D. Boguc New Address 504 CAPITOL SAVINGS LOAN BLDG. Telephone 2-0809 Other Offices Detroit Grcnd Rapids Muskegon Traverse City Battle Creek Ann Arbor Members of New York Curb Exchange (Associate) Detroit Stock Exchange Midwest Stock Exchange LANS1SG ASSOCIATES William L. Black James K.

Jcssop JCIT 1. 1951 XEW YORK CT'Rt Na Prices by AP Am Superpow 1ft Hecla Min Ark Gas 35ft Humble Oil Can Marconi 5ft Imp Oil Catalln 6ft Int Petrol Cont Fdy 23 Kaiser Fraz El Bond A Sh 24 ft Ixrne Star Fairch Cam 26 ft Zinc Ford Can A 59ft Niles Bern Ford Ltd 5ft Std Oil Ky Ot Atl Pac 140 Tcchnico Hall Lamp 4ft 13 32ft 4ft 27'i 64 ft 15 ft 38 ft 21ft Livestock DETROIT DETROIT. June 30 J10-. Bidding 75c higher, or 21.73 lor 1220 lb. averages, asking more.

CATTLE Salable 1.600. Market ooen-Ing active on slaughter steers, yearlings and cows, strong to mostlv 50c higher than last week's close, or 50c to SI over last Monday: little action on bulls: feeders steady: part load prime 1. 47 lb steers numerous load" and lot high good to prime fed steers S31.50 to S34: commercial and low good steers iZl active than better grades; early sales 57. od'1 net Prime lightweight heifers up to $33; part load lots good heifers S31: early bulk utility cows M9 to S22: canners and cutters to S19: some hpnvv Mnl.tAin 519 50: small lot good and choice lb. stock steers $31.50: nart load mostly good 371 lb.

stock calves $32; medium and good stock calves and year- iijivr lo Ml. Salable 350. Vealers opening Jl higher on small receipts: early bulk high good to choice $31 to S34. odd head prime $35; few sales commercial and rood $26 to $31. SHEEP Salable 400.

Earls' sales Iambs and sheep about steady: small lots shorn lambs and yearlings $21 down: few cull and utility slaughter ewes SS to $9: good and choice handy weight ewes absent: heavy fat ewes $.1 to .6. inrA. CHICAGO. June 30 HOGS Salable iu.imiu; mooeraieiy active, rully steady on butchers: closed slow, weak; sows uneven, mostly steady: top $22 for several lots: most choice 1R0-220 lb. $21.50 to 21.75; lb.

$20.75 to 21.50; 260-290 lb. VJ(1 to 20.75; few up to 350 lb. as low as $18.50: most sows 4H0 lb. and under $17 25 to 19 400-500 lb. $16.50 to 17.50; heavier weights down to $15.50: good clearance.

CATTLE Salnhle 11 mn- 400: slaughter steers and heifers active; J'T'" ay 10 ouc nigner: most heirers fu ly 50e higher: cow mncMv 25c higher: Instances 50c higher; bulls 2j to 50c higher; vealers firm; two loads pnme in. steers $.16.29: modest sun- Ply prime steers $35.25 to 36: bulk choice to low prime steers and venrllnc. t41 3LA to 35; good to low-choice grades $29 to 31; low-commercial steers down to $25 50; most choice to low-prime heifers $32 to 34.75; load $35; utility and commercial cows $19 to 23: bulk canners and cutters -u io in. iew iignt canners down to $13: Utility and rommerriat hull. XOJ 27.50; good heavy and medium weight "wni.

ii, cummerciai to prime vealers $27 to 34. SHERP S.lnhU Am A quite active and uneven: old-crop iambs steady to 50c higher; spring lambs, year, lings, and ewes generally steady: few lots choice and prime native spring lambs $27.50 tn 28: good kinds 125.50 to 27.50: choice to prime old-crop lambs $24 to 23.50; lot cull and cannrr ewes $6.50. Produce pa Bureau of Markets) Today's whnle- 11 nxm via uic iBi inrrs puDiic mar kets: FRUITS A DDT PC TV.tI-1 ms. a No. 1.

3.50 to 5 Northern Spy, Steele'. strawberries, fancy. 810, No. 1, S7 1 9.24.n.t- strawberries, fancy, sio J' 24-at- Strawberries M.75 to 4 16-ot. case.

1 Sd a bunches. Beans, green, round No. 1 $7 to 9 green Hat No. 1. 55 to 6 beans, wax.

No. 1. S7 to 8 broccoli, fancy, No. 1. J2 to 2.50 beets, bunched.

S.V1'.7 5t-25bu- cabbage, fancy. 2.23 to 2.75 No. 1, $2.75 to 3.25 cabbage, curly. No. 1.

S1.25 to 1.75 Itll rlntl. 4 Kf fancy S9 3-doz. crates: No. 1. $7.50 i fi i celery.

jo. 1. 8oc '-25 doz. bunches: cucumbers. No.

1. i jf 2-inz. baskets: dill, No. 1. 75c Koniraoi.

jo. i. to i Dunrnfs; leeks. No. 1.

$1.25 to onions, green, tancy M.10 doz. bunches: No. 1. 80 to 90c doz. "uuim-s.

rarseiy. cuny, no. 1. 7jC to SI. 25 bunrrifs.

Parsley, root. No. 1. 75c to uum-nt'M, ih-bs. C.O.

1. $.1 lo .1.00 iHinrhes; radishes, white. 65c to $1 doz. m.ii-;, inuoarn. nuiaoor, lancy, 51 doz.

hunches: No. 1. 50 to 75c doz. hunches; squash, summer, No. 1 $2 to 3.

tomatoes, hothouse No. 1. o-TSKct. turnip, tancy M.40 doz. bunches; No.

1, 90s to $1.25 doz. bunches. GREENS CABBAGE-No. J1.25 to 2 bu.T COl-lard. No.

1. $1.50 to 2 endive No. 1, SI. 50 to 2 bleached. No.

1. $3 bu. es-carole No. 1. M.75 to 2.50 bu.

kale. No. 1. 81 to 1.50 mustard. No.

1. S1.25 to 2 bu. sorrel. No. 1, $1.50 to 2 bu.

Spin- Anh XTn 1 C1 1 $1.25 to 2 bu. l.r. 1 1 IA r- AINLf SAI.AD l.Kfit.INS i.bi i ui.E-uuiirr. io ipi- tuce. head, fancy.

$7 to 7.50 3 doz. head ii' mt ui En i- $2.50 to 3 lettuce leaf, No. 1. $1.25 a 1 X- nrt l.OU 1Vt At MJ bu. EGGS Large.

S14 to 15 30-dnz. case; medium. $12 to 13; small 810 to 1L Cat Adopts Pigeon NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (UP) Mrs. Anne Thompson found an Injured pigeon and took it to her coffee shop.

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