Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 68, No. 105, Ed. 2 Tuesday, June 11, 1957 Page: 3 of 3
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reports she
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735,720,000
12 Am News
Chrysler
75%
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4 Fairb Mor 5V»
2 Merc ant S 23%
mar-
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refinished to the office of Gov. Mar
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gains were made by Santa Fe.
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(By MBA News Market Service)
Steady offerings exceed demand
Management Operated
Slate Roundup
rQuoted by Stark Prodnee Co )
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and utilities slightly higher. Trad
Quizzed in
teady.
Steady to l tn 3c lower late Tuesday.
. .. .. —* bn-imamci •VS dinue
Copies are available at mo oft lower in light transactions; deal-
fice 500 N Broadway.
1.85
Clinton
Qats, wh
a 14-year-old Blackwell girl.
Livestock .Markets
Rain And
More Rain!
State Deaths
There was rain, rain, and more
: U. S. weather bureau:
church.
If
Mile, rwl
. 1.13 Barley, bu
it applies to all such plans. He
cited estimates that 92 percent
Vance base 2 02 Ada
MH
J IM Lindsay 73 inc.
The amazing world of tomorrow is shaping up in our research lab-
Harvesting
Horace A. Howard, 72, McAles-
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Wholesale Meats
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of the most optimistic
i. I calves made good gains.
ance.
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Bgrl
Burl 4
A17M ’
inton
Shattuck
3 Lose Jobs
After Probe
Faster and strong to 50 cent
higher trading on slaughter year-
lings Tuesday proved one of the
Shocked Monday by the
from the White House, the
William Q. Moffatt, 60, of Me- rain over all of Oklahoma again
Alester died Friday. Services were last week Here are a few total
to be Tuesday in the First Baptist rainfall reports as compiled bythe
Cat i le
Calves
Hogs
Sheep
3.05 Pryor
.38 Sallisaw
1.03 Shawnee
.62 Stillwater
.87 Stilwell
.14 Tulsa
.08 Vinita
1.71 Ardmore
.54 Durant
.13 Idabel
July
B
new
the
THE ROBERT BELL SCHOOL OF
DANCE, now building its new stu-
dio at 3221 Classen, announces its
8th annual dance recital TONIGHT
at 8 PM. Municipal Auditorium
Key stocks were ahead 2 points
or so as the market mor than
a
R
1.645
1.970
2 A
6 A
30 A
54 A
. .07
. .OR
20
M
.21 Chandler
.31 Cleveland
.37 Miami
.33 Muskogee
.15 Newkirk
.10 Okmulgee
02 Pawhuska
hmr toolywuTtw wsunIne aneunM sanet
•••eeaanene
.. 5.000
... 700
... 800
1,800
1 a*
95
> 11
2.0
Ind
Oil
nf
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303
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2 1ft
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12.07
13.15
12.40
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13.10
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0
tices in other quarters; that is,
management and the insurance
industry "
13
2
14
1771a
681,
44!
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.23
33
3395
228
1816
13
14%,
Fairview
Gage
6
$9
190
1.90
191
1
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1 92
1 92
2.25%
2.2044
23
Lead. New York. lh
Copper, Com. Valley, lb.
.25
.40
39 PacG&FI
11 Pur Tig
1 Par Milla
I nf
Shoe
Beaver
Boise City
Buffalo
Clinton
Elk City
El Reno
Enid
stations until more apace in freez-
ers is available.
AJya
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Enid
Hobart ....... 1.87 Enid
Yukon . Medford
M 67
5%
2.37 Bru. Ion MU
37,50
13%
11
7%
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269
10
SA
Western I nion
Square "D"
Infl Bus Mach
Du Pont
Int'l Nickel
Kennecott
General Motnrs
American Tel.
1. S Steel
The suspect was arrested by
Sheriff Forrest Walker at a ranch ।
near Pond Creek where the man;
has been working as a farm
hand.
1* IS Gypsu
33 US Hoffma
18 VS InduM
6 [IS Lines
141
211
561,
,80
72
73
.90
70
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n
.70
Fair
Oct
Dec
Mar
May
ulv
Ort
X
Soft Job
Arthur P. Beckwith was elect-
ed the first plumbing inspector
of Caldwell N. J., population 2,.
had run to a cent or more at the
start.
Corn was firm most of the time
1
WASHINGTON WP-The Interna-
tional Association of Machinists
has announced the dismissal of
three organizers who took the
fifth amendment last week in ap-
pearing before the senate internal
security subcommittee.
IAM identified the three as Jo-
seph Infante. Schenectady. N. Y.;
Sterling Neal, Louisville, Ky . and
FKN Plan Started
A complete schedule of activity
for summer recreation for children
of Okmulgee is in progress. Ger-
ald Mastin is director of the ac-
tivity.
.. in
so0-550.00
3 do
1 dnm
? Pae
Joly
Ort
Dec
Mar
May
July
net
+2%
4 3’
4 IS
Hohart
Clinton
Guymon-Hooker
Frederiek
FAYS
Nornw
ends,
ferinas
Nov
ec
Jan
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4 1'.
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John Adrian Taylor, 77, of Harts-
horne died Saturday. Services were
to be Tuesday in Evans funeral
home.
Mrs. Allie Hankins Gordon, 76,
died Monday in Shawnee Services
will be Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. in
Gaskill funeral chapel.
Mrs. Jeannette McCollum, 86,
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167
2.00
4
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ange:
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19 Owen Cng 54’i 1
99 Owens IIG 6114
2 Std Ry E
24 Clan War 174,
7 Starrett LS8!Y
29
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pared with 3,050,000 Monday.
Prices near the close included:
2.22%
139
■n.
2.24
1.08
Petrol C id 201,
‘ 4H
206,
67aa
34M
20
I do
55 SI
3
311,
11
Geo. W. Bass Insurance Agcy.
(Adv.)
a"
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238
none
2233
7 Nopco Ch
6 Norf & W
137 No Am Av
2 Noeast Ca
20 NorCentr
222
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30,
July
g
to
19
33
2k
14
124,
294,
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66
7514
had lunch with Montana s gov-
ernor he wasn't exaggerating.
The prisoner, with the warden, *
returned a desk which had been
(Chicago market)
Corn, No, 2 yellow, bu
FIBRES
Broomeor. Lndsay. std. ton
apfPCs
Fin
“YOU, Preferred"
is the service
aim of your
agent or broker* /I
-personally yours
in need andin deed.
Optexd
Potas
EGGN
Steady, demand pnod
Kimfiaber
Alva .
July
s
,T(
\
93 h
40%
... .14
30-12
pl 7.
17,
Oki* Out
Unit*
Meany said the AFL-CIO fa-
vors the legislation, but only if
1.49
2 04
.47
2.13
3.21
108
3.77
July
Sept
to
May
by Oklahoma City buyers before
next week at best.
Since most eggs of a surplus na-
ture have been going to nearby
breaking planta and the quality
Vnit Frul
• ' G,
ing to Chief Roy Anders ... Cot
ton county wheat harvest outlook
is bleak according to Jasper Hart,
Local Markets
EGGS
20 Tulsa
20 Muskogee
HENS
teesbout past communist con-
nectibns, but all three swore they
r 45 UE locals were
transferred to 1AM.
20 Phil A Rd 28%
*1 Phile 151
10 do 314 pfxd 6346
22 Philip Mn 4234
। Shore Mmes. Sapphire Petroleum,
Fargo Oils, American Electronics,
General Transistor and Norbute.
29'.
37
MH
14’.
July
a?
Mar
1 July
Sept
1 Dec
May
242:
21
30 do
4 lai
• KNOW' your imurtact
agent or broker,
your policy, your company
PACIFIC
EMPLOYERS
Insurance Company
23.09
ir 22 50
..... 21.50
221 a
15
2
22
w,
growth last week and stock water
■ 1 supplies are abundant. Cattle and
30 An A pf
3 W . PS
5 Won Aw If
it Wnnhvorth
5 W nrthingt
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tky
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20
2
butterfat posted at Garber. Most
stations around the territory quote
50 cents with only a few high as
4 Arvin
35 Ashl
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4 Assd
6ft do 8’4
151 Royal Dut
.18 Royal Me
13 Ruberoid
46 Ruppert
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Rye. bu
Seyhns, bu
Shorts, ton
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34.00
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15 SO
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sidered qne
forecasters.
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1.80
1.07
300
228
249
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30 7n
fines and jail terms would be
imposed for fraud or filing
false statements.
| Firemen Burned l p
' bushels, compared with its May 1
I prediction of about 703 million
FEEDS
Oats Barley Mila
VR Tobae 17’4
An 1H pf 311
#Q
451,
RH
81
A1%
CHICAGO GRAINS A PROVISIONS
'By The Associated Press)
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Poultry, E^ii
Mart Outlook
। on buying influenced by heavy
trains in the corn belt, and fore-
at
pounds
•1 20%2.
MH
615 1
341,
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operated solely by employers.
"We are prepared," Meany
said, "to accept and act upon
our responsibility with respect
to errors and omissions on the
part of trade union representa-
lives.
"We cannot, however, guaran-
tee the integrity of health, wel-
fare and pension plans against
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45
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NEW YORK. Ji
the sales (in
quotations of vto
York Stock Each
SEC Stock Price Index
WASHINGTON, June 11 (AP-The M-
urities and exchange index stock prices,
baaed op closig prices 265 common stocks
for week ended June 7 shows 61939 equals
2 Virs JU
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6 Vulen Mt
f Int Silver 41H
7
4 7enith Re 114%
Formula for
Investing in theNN
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Shawnee, died Saturday in Lawton Geary
Services were to be Tuesday in Guthrie
Gaskill funeral chapel, Shawnee Guymon ...
Will Rog Fid .09 Pauls Valiev 1.15 The amazing world of tomorrow is shaping up in our research lab-
Reydon none Poteau 3 44 -oratories of today. This means that in vestors-more than everbefore..
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2094 1.11 loss
U. S. government bonds drifted EusRonHook.r .
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The three refused to answer
uestions before the subcommit-.
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ISM
31 Magma ’
79 Maznavox
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22 - »
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J. Hugo Aronson They arrived
at lunch time and the chief ex-
ecutive had just sent out for a
sandwich and milk to eat at his
desk. Aronson tripled the order,
invited the warden and his pris-
oner to join him, and all lunched
AALK
Quoted by Oliver Produce Co.)
Fryers 20 Hens, light
Hens. Heavy 13 Roosters
WHOLESALE POULTRY
Arkansas Broilers ' 1
Ansgem.umAn I Name-
>tr^*ur%^: 1 A<Uru».
YOM. June 11 - Bustness was
““..2 centa A yardom f
Beef Bids
I
must use contemporary methods for selecting securities and for timing
their stock market transactions. •
Harris, Upham & Co. believes that investorscan create spund
imaginative, and profitable programs for securities purchases, baaed
on new scientific developments. Our concept of this modern invest-
ment technique is presentedin the booklet "Stock Market Investing
In Thia Scientific Age/' This publication describee two different ap-
Iowa nd
unt Fds
11
281 ’
B <
£ ;
129 Schenley 23
77 81Y
27 Schick 214
4 Scott Pop 61W
in do 3 40 pf 84′4
4 Aran Oil
91 Armen St!
11 Armour f
10 rmst ( k
1 Oft An 334 pf
18 Artloom
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4 Twin City 164 1
29TXL Oli “
19 do 1}a pf
2 Keyston S
5 Mi
13 Mi
1. .
3 20 An 4% ।
8 Fast Cn
atreh F
22 Gerber pr 55
200 Getty OU 38
44 41
13 imbei 2634
17lidden 35
21 GoebrI Br 4H
1 80 Tex C Pr 47
| 12* Tex G Sul 271
13 Texas Inst 24
1
45 Maho Pw
llllShl T id
2heler Ml
8 Sherat A
7 Siznnde S
8 Sim mor 5
l imonds S
IN Sinclair
5 kelly Oil
1ft FastSStlxd MH
29 East Kod 104
4 Faton Mfi 54 6
2 Edis Br s 28'.
5 Ekco Pd 33H
! Elas St N 19%,
221 uto 1 *■ j
47 Fl & Mus l'»
I • El Stor B 13 H
i Figin Wat 11*4
17 Flliqtt 3644
201 Ei Pa NG 40'.
12dn Ft 19’.
7 Emer El id 111
(Prices Paid to Producers)
Compiled by the State board nf
Agriculture Market News Service
BROILERS
Steady; tradint moderate.
5 Am Ha SS 1141
7 Am Hi&L 281.
3 AmHPxd 131
3 5m mil 16
30 Am M&Fd UC.
When a Montana penitentiary
news J inmate told fellow prisoners he
of workers under health welfare
plans and 88 percent under pen-
sion plans are under systems
S3 A
149 A
10 A
54 A
” 3
: 2
« Plough id 1814
15 Plym Oil 3719
24 Poor &Co 27
8 Potom EP 211
84 Jacobs
10 Jaeger M
wera “7 ;—r.
Tulsa dresser reported an abun- c.pd’AA'i^’B so*" "edwhite 1 20
dance of fryers weighing over 12 60 anasdlureta. 11.70
three pounds are available in live..roULTI ___
northwest Arkansas.
hai dropped sharply in the past
week and these outlets are clos-
osden p* 2%
InU Inc S
rane Co 3044
rsent Co 14%
rown Ck 15%
o 2 pf 274
'rown Zell 52U
25 Okla City
24 Elk City
24 Watnnga
45 Saleway S 7414 ..
5 10 do 4 pf 8114 25 1 ’ ।
' “3
4 Hous Fin
50 do 4 40 pf
11 Hou LP
1 Howrd SI
5 Sav Arma 15
11 (P-Following art
dreds) and closins
Pension Abuse Lashed State Man
ket responded buoyantly Tuesday
to word that Eisenhower was well
enough to return to his desk.
Youngstown, Republic Steel.
Goodyear, Anaconda and Allied
Chemical were among issues that
gained better than a point. Others
higher were United and Douglas
V/ ( /
L/
r 1,
4 Hud B
114 Hupp Cp
4 doth pf id 344
A gioomy outlook was the pre-
dominating factor concerning poul-
try and eggs Tuesday morning
Prices ruled steady again but
dealers everywhere were strug-
gling to keep the steady pace
going Offerings exceeded demand
on every corner.
Broilers too, dropped into the
usual midweek lull although pro-
cessors kept lines operating in
hop? of doing a bit better later
this week. Birds on foot at farms
brought 20 cents once more and
420 steel 48%1
1407 1401
rich 781,
year 85 4
d Bat 38
3 do 4 pl
2 Oxf Paper
1 PacaFah
te 75 Barley
low ear
ow shelled
or mixed XiM
nt Utji
nter D Si
nterst Pw
ntertype
oWA ni g
10 Smith. AG 8214
218 Smith Cor 49Aw
11 Smith ou 19 j
145 Socony Mn 621a
mi Paula Valley - 41
U. 8. Treasury Statement
-am&V RAPaf-h.ca
firg compared with Jun* 6, ISM:
Ba la net .
$4,348,299,817.39 $5,079,000,674 41
Deponits fitea 1 year Joly l
$70,410462544 4.1 $65499,176,227 42
Withdrawal* fiscal year
$73,919,974,123.17 $66,680,309,928 09
Total debt
(x) $275.038261991 11 $276544.325,899.82
Geld asses
$22,620,775 051 24 $21,796,044,140 52
v include $447,341,018.61 debt not
subject to statutory limit
19 Solar Aire
81 So AmGP
2 E&c
29 PR Su
Paula Valley
& City
Watonga .
Vinita
Blackwell ..
Clinton
Lawton ...
Elk City ....
Shattuck
68%
#2
1a29Phila F
l 40 Phila El
U IS -U
ss =13
MTS
33 >11
147 +1
1.62
in -i
7 Mpis &StL 204a
15MinM4M R514
4 Minn&o 31H
11 Minn PAL 261a
27 Minu M 8%
24 Missior C 51’.
18 Msn Dev 391 A
H M R v„r|,4 361)
14 Mo Kan T *
02 11 fintkote
; «P
15%
The NAM has said that only
welfare-pension plans in which
unions have a voice should be
covered by the legislation. The
insurance business also is re-
ported to be resisting the pro-
posed legislation.
Meany said the General .Elec-
tric Co. carries its health insur-
ance plan—to which employes
contribute "at least half the
cost" — with the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co.
He said two GE directors, in-
cluding GE's board chairman,
"also happen to be directors” of
Metropolitan. He said GE had
refused a union request to sub-
mit the $35 millions annual pol-
icy to competitive bids.
The AFL-CIO president said
GE's pension trust was criticized
by a special commission of
the Massachusetts legislature on
grounds the trustees were re-
lieved in advance by the trust
indenture of any accountability
or responsibility.
I
7 Ntomas E:
2 eiser 134
2 New her xd 32
6 । made up (nr Monday s losses
ter died in Tuskahoma Services
were to be Tuesday in Savanna "aynoxa
Baptist church.
wheat production at
ers quoted intermediates off 1 32
.. . . ., and long-range 2-32.
. A Tonkawa man Wa5 bein he 1d South American dollar liens were
in the Kay county jail in Newkirk mixed in a slightly lower Foreign
. . . - for questioning in connection with list
abuses and questionable prac an alleged rape attempt involving ist __
.04 NORTHEAST
none Bartlesville 1 78
3 Pfeiff Rr
23 Pfizer
35 Phelps D
Corn: ‘ello.
f*m. white
Corn, white
WHEAT IOM)
Open Hl(b Law Close Chag.
2016 ZWH soil, son* -1
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2006 3 104 3 » , 2 MH- 4
WHEAT iew
were not communist at the time county agent who is usually con-
of their subcommittee appear- ——----* **■---—
1 RA Vici
! *8 Bison
1 89 Edmond
1 Mon pw 48L.
$ Montecati 21 1
30 Monter Oi 351
57 MM Ward 3644
.o, Selected issues made wider gains
1081, but these were pared later
Rebound li Brisk
8 Suzar 114
6 alalaff B j6v
12 Hm Fin 25
li Pansteel 591 4
1 awick 5H
utler hr 24
utte Cop 7Y
yers 10IH
Ed 154 NEW YORK IP— The stock mar-1
MTriuw Co 42 ket recovered vigorously Tuesday ।
so Lansam I Jani from its setback of Monday on
3T"coye1gnews of President Eisenhower's
"tr«u< fra 23 stomach upset, hitting a new high
b0 i unt soi 34%
3 <i<> MII 5 63 (or 195) on average
Ji TwnCn xd Bu .. . ,i
— ! With the president reported back
26 at his desk in the White House. . . . , - . —------------
IL pivotal stocks rose fractions to 2 500. But he hasn t done any in- were never large.
sped ing yet. The town has no Short-covering rallied wheat in
plumbing code. late dealings after the downturn
.10 McAlester 1.06
... S3 EI CIt ...
. . at Shattuck ...
. at Ema
ay Vinita
12 erer St 77H
19 LOF Glas 14’,
59 Lib MN&L 1044
18 igg& M 636a
10 do 7 pf 144
28 36H
4 Merz Lino M*4
62 MerrC&Sxd 20
2 MestaMexd 56%
245
5 K
14 K1
142
15 | C PipeF 74
1 LSPlayCxd f61a
26 TS Piywd 15
4 AlrLin 2114
20 Marv 7344
9 W Paeific 5«'.
terminals are soft due to higher —it, —
quality maintenance costs. Better W eather
There was no promise in poul-
try More hens are showing up Topples Cotton
than the trade demands Tulsa
dealers have ictified their pro- NEW YORK. June 11 IP—Cotton
curement sources to cut the sup- futures slumped late Tuesday on a
ply line between there and south- more favorable weekly weather re- ’Harvest of early varieties of
ern Kansas as well as nearby port, wheat is under way in some south-
Distant October was an early western counties but excessive
38 Gran C St 49 Na
18 Grant 33
18 Grass Roh 61
2 Gt N Irn 34
8 Gt N P»p 71
.12 Gt No Ry 43
6 Gt W S«»f 21 .
5 reen HL 27%
2 Green TD 2012 i
35Greyhnd 16 ;
Grum Air 21*
l Guam Su 11/,
I Gulf MAO 29- ।
2 An 5 pf 7514
74 Gulf Oil 14’- 1
25 Gulf St I' 4’H
50 do 4 4ft pf 904
H
38 A ma
1 Amal
7 Mf 30 a
18 S ALRR art 34
73 CnI Gas
RFni Pict
27 Col Carb
97 fnlA HE
29 Cnm F.nt
9 nm) Cre
85 Comi Solv
4 Compto
A - 18
21 Abbott L 4476,1.00
50 ABC Vend I OH 2
4 Ind 60/4 15
• ACF Wrig 1414
24 Acme St 32
2 Adami F.x 26%
lAddrMMf 192
35 Admiral UH
1 UH 1 284 1.26 1.47%+ M
$ I® 75 2:5
$2 155 125
! 21810801.
17 on« Elev <«*.
193 bulb Mar 36’,
mu 12% 1.209 1.20%- S
UH 1 M I 26 i3- 3
21 1 24 1,23% 113U- «
SOYNEANS
vs siee 68
An 7 of Un
A teacher in a nursery school : casts for., more scattered showers
D. reports she throughout the region. Soybeans
। had to teach one of her pupils ' showed little change most of the
stork, I how to walk up and down stairs. I ume.
* ” She said the child always had , Old-style wheat closed % to 1%
( lived in a one-story ranch-style cent lower, July $2.01%, new-style
house and never had become ac- wheat, to 1%4 lower, July $2.01%;
quainted with a flight of stairs, corn a to B higher, July $1.27%;
TG-fm 5605 nut । nun anu nunerrvuS inciais oats 4 to a lower, July 63%; rye
iniwlndus ,3 Building material issues showed YWCA Health Ed Dept 320 Park '« to 34 off, July $1.16; soybeans
VnMi 11; slight losses. Mail orders were lit- Ave Summer term begins June 17- unchanged to ’« lower, July $2.32,
68223! 35* tle changed classes for all ages. Call RE 6-7681, and lard 8 to 17 cents a hundred
in Freizh i of 1,176 issues traded, advances 4th floor. Enroll now. Ad' ' pounds down. July $12.75.
15. swamped declines. 710 to 249 Vol - - . - The government forecast wmter
3ts ume totaled 2,850,000 shares com-
ing. dealers feel that northern
• breakers won't be interested «f-______________ ______
ter the first look at Oklahoma Fin.NEwSYoLomib lb
quality. There is no life in the siller. New York, troy oune
futures deal and cash eggs in RusbehvemnMkd- XJLICy.
Mrs. Melvina Foust Hatridge. 77, SOUTHWEST Woodward 1 09
died Friday in McAlester. Serv- Altus
ices were Tuesday in the Church Carnegie
of Christ. ' Chickasha
G
Ji Gfhr^l ...
8 Gambit S 93, *
3 Gamewell 2914 . I*
• Gar Wood 186 13
3 Gard Den CH 11
S Carrell A3 47
10GnAm Ind 5 |
5 Gen Arpt 14%
SGnAInv xd 36
*1 ( olu Pal 4V»
20do 3}4 pf 76
A Aik 16 ।
( Foal 29
11Adn 1 of Al 1
35 Cd Rr A 33’i
17M
1”i
46
8 Lari Gai 145$
1 Lane Bry 19
Lees k So 3315
! ehighCoal 15H
J9 Leh Por C 361
13 Leh VICI 1M
2 on 1 pf 1914
1 do 2 pf 54,
4 LehVal RR 1544
21 Lehman 303,
2 Lehn &F 232
3 PAL 28%
V
11fies eye
321 1B City Prod
_______pf or, Afitv
2 lav 7651 16 Clark Eou
irr-’R a12e-"
2 All CvE 294 1 10 de
1ft An 4 pf 90
3 AIK it Li 4416
en Shoe 25′4
»en txd 3274
Jen Tel 43'.
11 Gen Time 223
29 Gen Tire 8P.
50 doG}apf xd 15544
62 Ga Pacifc 34*4
est & Co 3014
Best Fds 4444
lestwall 47
MComw Ed 4ft
4 fonde N«* 5
| one Milla 133a
6Congoleu 1374
9 Cnn Copp 15%
36 Con Edu 41
8 An * 5 pf 100M
7 Cnn Flctrd 45
12 Cnn ictr 31%
21 Cnn Food! 151
26 Con N Ga 47*4
2 Cnn Ret S IS
6 P 473
70 do 4’1 pf 9014
34 Container 17%
47 Cnnt Bak 331
70 An SV of 101 ya
20 Cnnt Can 461
2do 2 Pf 112
20 dn IS pf 89
15 III Cent
16 III Power
Wool, apot* N. Y.. 1b ......
Waal. tope. N. Y., lb .
laMao. I in, told . N Ye lb
Cottom, 1-ta. So av* Ih
METALS ETC.
100 35H.
7 Dr Pepper 10}
87 Dome Min 14S
6 Doug Aire 7714 |
1 Dover Cn 70S
81 DowChmxd MS
When more than 100 firemen,
seven fire trucks, two ambu-
lances and a police car an
swered a fire alarm at Red
Banks, N J , they reported find-
ing John Williams, 51, standing
bv the alarm box "Where's the
l fre"" he was asked. "No fire."
I said Williams "I just wanted a
। ride home " He was given 60
' days of free lodging
taking, while other months were weather permitting, harvest of
Chicago, June it «Ns Whalenale held in check by dealer hedging, wheat and other small grain will
dresied beek,priseswere,eiredx,"hisber Futures closed 5 to 75 cents * be active in all southwestern coun-
Ino' Kmb *t«*d> ।mid *t«*d» in He bale lower than the previous clow ties through next week Harvest is
kilter and veal steady (0 le hicher tel . —■ - ---- A-t-- .---,— " -
pound: "Nolce and prime teal carcassea '
in down 30 centa after its earl:
"9 strength. ' N tral counties until Saturday.
1 York Drygoods
early in July. .
1 Pastures conttnued to make good
70 Rhodsian 234
8 Richfid Oi 741a
( Pap 291 u
6 Roan AM 544
19 Rob F uhnn 311 ,
27 Roch GE 281,
.12 Rock Sps 281
1 00 RohmAH 4019
11 Roh? A Ire 2912 ; ,
4 Eonson-d I Hl
39*. I
2914!
Fryers 39 Roosters .....
Hens, light 15 Hem. beavy ...
GRAINS
Local Mills Buying Basis
(Ouoted bv Aeme Flour Mills)
Wheat. Ne l hard, bushel
(Queted br Superior Feed Milli)
Oats, red 65 Mile. Kafir
23 El Renn 22
23 Paula Valley 22
BITTERFAT
NY hipxd
_ NY E&G 38
8 do 11 pf 71
78 Nia Moh 304
3 15 SOUTHEAST
■ ,/ '
:! /. s
brightest spots of the livestock
market here but an active and
fully steady market on another
large lamb supply also was of
particular interest.
Lamb buyers went to work
early and conceded a peak of
$2150 for choice to prime, even
in view of a 2-day business here
that promised to be one of the
large Monday - Tuesday runs in
the history of the market Pros
peels are that the 2-day total will
amount to around 4,300 head in
the salable division.
The hog market was mostly
steady as supplies fell short of
trade needs but some interests
were trying for savings of 25 cents
and more. The $21 top for No. 1
butchers was paid freely.
Ano her fair supply of cattle
showed up here; the 2-day re-
ceipts totaled around 14,000 sal-
able, larger than all of last week's
5-day business when rains re-
tarded marketings.
Steer and yearling receipts were
a little larger than Monday's sam-
ple offering Around a dozen siz-
able pens tn loads showed up
here and most of these were sold
and on the way to the scales by
10 a m at prices that figured un-
evenly steady to 50 cents higher,
with yearlings most inclined to
show gains of 25 cents and more
The day's high of $23.50 bought a
load of 837 pound Kansas heifers
and a load of 930 pound mixed
yearlings. Most other steers and
heifers were good to top-good or
better which sold mostly at $21
and more with one short load of
1,171 pound low-choice to choice
steers at $23 as top in that de-
partment.
Odds and ends of utility to good
butcher heifers and yearling
steers remained scarce and prices
at least steady. Only some plain
butcher heifers sold on down to
$13 to $15, with standard to good
$16 to $19.
M ‛edd Quit ISM :
? eq Moz 40’.
21 rd fa E 21
4 rd Pa R 3614
I do 1 IS pl 191;
66 Fed I) Sir M'. ।
3 Fenestra 26 1 7
' 3Fnr Fz, 1
3ft do 4 of 103 1 11
14 Fir 521,
14 Fifth Av L 25}
191 Filtrol 5944
14 Firrstoo* 98%
15 FrstN Si S0
! Firth pt 9)
" ii • 404
7 An P
a . TWO ______
policemen have been added//V:se
McAlester department accord-
/ (( 1 7 , ‛ /2 ■
I ■ 1 ' N' \ , i
i ' // / >
1n ^'mrt Rad 6%4
2 Emp nFi 201,
1 Fnd John 330
9 Fquit Gas j|*»
11 RR !»*•
4ft do 5 pf 72’x
32 vans Pd 22A,
5 Fvershrp 164
17 FxCell 0 431
F
NEW
Alow kn
teE da ..
, Illinois Central, Southern Railway,
2202 International Telephone and Union
14 Carbide.
7 73»» 223 212
----- 1.256 UGA
25 120%
v,i,1 #"-
fE || |i is
liCurti* Pub lib ,
Ido 1.60 p 2 !
122
J Cutler H 61’
15 Dan Rvrxd 11%
10 Dant Cp 57
27 Daystrm 38%
14 ayt PAL 4614
17 Dayton Ru 204,
22 Re 18%
54 Deere 3044
J Rack Bat 4ft
16 Hallibur 80
1 Harm Wat 70S
2294 8*2 123/
875 335;
3 Ged Bronz 2% 174 Jone* A 1
5 enCablexd 4 4 30 "pi
00 gcarpf 120 27. Ok Mil
1 54 Pres Ind 34'6
1 Drewrvs 19
7 Duplan AAs
24 du Pont 19514
2 do 4t pl 102
2 do 31, pf 83
15 Duo LI 35% 1
i l do 4 pf 42M :
1 5 DWG (ig 144 |
2 Enfle P
20 Fast AirL
II Fast GAF
9 Dam Mat 32
5 do 11 pi 301
! QaTMotxd 254
8 Ma Str 14’.
o Di« ( Sea 32’. I
80 Divro Wa 124
18 Dixie Cup 67'«
ing was quiet. j
Gulf, Mobile A Ohio 5s dropped :
10′4 to 75 Baltimore & Ohio 4%2s E Reno
declined Ui, 4%s were oft 1 and 41“
Condensed stories from early j 4s gave up 14. Convertibles gen Clinton
editions of Tuesday’s Tim... erally-were higher.
1 White Den 28H |
WVhite Mnt V
14 White Sew 91
' •n J pf £1
12 nd 584 1
31 tA i!urn f n ’ t I
J An 44 Pl 714
t W’ndser In .
9 Winn nixxd
1nWi6 El’’ ”4
1317 1316
EGG8
33 10 32 73
34.00 11 76
34.80 34.55
15 55 15.25
15.25 35.35
___44 pf 95
1ft An ? spl 1934
i7Clevite 211
7 flim M xd 71*.
3Cluett Pea ’14
1 de 4 of 107
Nov
to
Sept
pee
May
is increased was partially explod- CMlehempacd;"teadeiwer.
ed when several produce dealers Kansas city, steady •" weak
reported more than half the cur- For fully KSm
rent offerings are falling into the
lowest category on quality. Ordin- **"•••xCi.,weak .to 2 "lower
ary receipts and warmer weather r‘n "ortn
just won't mix. Due to the rough
offerings all outlets are backing «••••• civ sradz.to.50c hizhi
away from current receipts.
There is no life in better grades Other Markets
either. Eggs produced in cages for commodities
th* carriage trade are offered in ES, o, ree cm. Nere. is. ...
Oklahoma City low as 45 cents re- £"*, AasrnCueMers dot "
tail for large and 41 cents for Fwur. ya ... mi?., cwt
mediums. Producers are having to otiter’antsge N. y.. is
look elsewhere for an outlet since rawM.Y.." „uune
stocks are greater than the trade Kanan cur MaFeis
will bear locally. Present inven- Wheat.No;3.hardabuiza
tones prevent further purchasing o«u. No. 1 white, bu
.... . . - — }u Kafir, ewt
feature, with buying reflecting moisture and wet spots in fields
aThesBa-marketuemewsucerviea S sprporamrismidclayedhebareaeraintacentrtodcotn
dideaunapverasasstcnarrri.“Most again be operative so far as y porting service said Tuesday.
1958 cotton crop u concerned. Plowing, planting operations, and
Price changes in the balance of harvest of hay were also delayed
the market were relatively small over much of the state because
Some deliveries sagged on profit of wet fields.
3 Phill Jnn 101,
419 PM SIH
ow* PAL
«I C Coal 1
1* Cs Rk 41
14’*
WASHINGTON IP—AFL CIO
president George Meany said
Tuesday the same opportunity
for abuse exists in welfare-pen-
sion plans run by employers as
in union-operated plants. Hp con-
tended both kinds should be
safeguarded by law.
He added, referring to "cor-
ruption and malfeasance" in
company-run employe funds,
"we know, within our experi-
ence. that they have occurred ”
Meany said in a 6,000-word
statement prepared for a senate
labor subcommittee that the
AFL-CIO has adopted a strict
self-policing code for its unions.
But "it is disturbing to note”
he added, that this has not
been matched by employers, the
insurance industry or state reg-
ulatory bodies.
The AFL-CIO chief criticized
the welfare or pension plans op-
peraled by four firms, including
those of the General Electric
Co., and said the firms maintain
practices which the National As-
sociation of Manufacturers has
labeled as "corruption and mal-
feasance" when they occur in
union-operated funds.
The senate , subcommitlee is
studying proposals to require
registration of all welfare-pen-
sion plans with the government
together with periodic detailed
financial accountings. Court
7 indn PI. 30*,
I ndEldeM 7H
l nd Rayon 29 ,
ng Rand 854
nland Stl 874
nsp Cop 451 4
Merc hem 424
80 An 414 pf 87
8 interlaklxd 2814
Sun“adyuiednmamquleroduc; J Add
2202*3 Le
) - I. ‘
41
501
36 .
28 !
80 do 5 M E.
308 Motor 424
7 do 5 105
n”Zell 52% Pf S'*
202' 52, 6 Gen P (e 24
SAkpr 22% 4
A St 2717 240 00 W • 7-16
A P 84 24Gen Pb S '
Y - .9^ 64 Phi l 394
9 Gen Ry st 31% 1
1ft Gen Realt 18
6 Gen Refra 481 a 1
U
9 dylite
48 I nderwd 3104 1 ---"2 • •
22Fn or more points; selected issues
r in Cebi ni * । made wider gains.
2 In 20 1118 advance was practically un- Dandruff? Try SI RE Hair Tonic. I
109002 48 animous. with good gains made by: (Adv.
N i" piC1 222 \ oils, steels, motors, rails, rubbers, |
nf in 2:--------.------
llln Tankc 20%
UnTun 2 The Dou-J ones Ticker
»l”it Ai'f i2, NEW YORK. Jun* 11 (INS, - Her*
1 do 1956p 102 are Dow-qnes hourly stock average
7 bisc 271a l changes.
30′2015 65
ndst Rails Utils
♦ 3 41 + .67 + n
+ 4 96 + 92 + 19 4 1 45
+ 5.37 4 1 It 4 36 4 1 .59
4 5 46 4 I <1 4 33 4 1 68
4 5 7? 4 1 45 4 14 +1.65
4 Sparton C 5 1
37 pen Che 54
13 Spen Kell 174
1M Sperry Rd 21%
0 B-a
2.00do 44 M 70
457 square D 34% - - »
4 Std Brnd 414 1 1ft Vn ....
I Std ( oil P 74 1 Ao 2 nf
2 SIA &E 314 1 .....
199 Bid Oil C 564
106 Std Oil Id 534
231 Bld i|NJ 65%
1 29 Oil 0 814
80 do 3 90 pl 8214
.’Am Mr4M 554
47 Am Metal %4
A AmMet xd 2’4
5 do l lpixd 2b 4
K*' Am Motor 73,
.15 Am N Gas 57%
Charles Steiner.
-... Forg 188a
»ft Pit FfWav 14ft
16 it Metal! 824 . _____ ___ _ .
►tl PI G R214 1 Sunbeam 544
Mt crkB 734 । 98 Sunray 794
..Pit Steel 284 6 An 14pH 224
1,10 5 99 1 do 2 Pf 35%
8 Pit &WVa 27% 1 1 unsh Bla 71
37 Pittston 82% 12 unsh Mn 9%
14 3% 115 1 1,40 Sup OilC 1640
' ‘ ‘ • • •• 9 Super Stl 24
11 Suther P 40
22 Swift Co 32%
_______ , .. „ 28 ylvani 424 i
12 Proct AG 48*w 1 00 do 4 pf 81 1
17 Pub vCol <74 15 Sym G id 12
47 Pub SEC. 3014 1 3 Talcott xd 19%
40 4,0887 ? Telautogr 5%
21 An pf l 40 26% 32 Temco Air 14
----------------- . 7 Tenn Corp 52
1 fR Texas fn 711a
! Pet Milk 48’4
7 An 2 gd 12%,
21 S C al Fbds M4 1
3.1 Southern 2414
5 Snu Ind G 104
35 Ana N Gat 44' a
66 Snu Par 4.1 t
26 Southn Ry 4? •
10 do ! pf 184
14 Sweat TS 124 1
1 palding 16%
1 March Calc 294
2) Mar Ml xd 184
I do pl 2 914
12 Man (em 3244
0 Marsh Fie 334
73 Martin Co 351
1 Masonite 324
6 Matter El 30%
32 May pst 39
3 Maytag 28 i '
3 2(> do pf 3 50
1 MH nil 144
1 an MeCorpfxd 404
14 MeC rory S 134
20 rto pf j 724
21 McG F,dis 414
13 Hill 44 4
6 McIntyre 118
4 McKes R 554
II Melel St 174
! McQuay N 184
5 Mead p 37
7 Melv Shoe 274
°45; MH 604- y
» W 69%- %
m i is 116 - u
1 17 1M 11*- $
Mi jooda: there was eome reord
t*n wwWwm and worMteds M
•rn.
rayon zomtsmrket was quidt
-1 . ' ■
3 Miami Cp 434
1 7 Mid St til 374
1 .
2 Midw Oil 374
13 Min &he 274
10 Mpla Hon 107
14 oneS Ga 154
12 Long Isl L 224
14 Lor ilia rd 1712
JO Ao 7 pl 123
1 ouisv GE 301 ■
8 Lou & Na W»4
4 Aeroquip 274
3 Aetna 2914
i . r Reduc MM
lAaaka Ju 3
co Prod 174
1 Aldens 174
20 rto 4% pf 72%
egp 8 .
e18t ,
M Ch R8lA 1
9" Si:
jooM xd 104
1* Jr. war 45 19
few. fa 2
Ki*.?* 39 42% । ’ Cub A J
i*Kd”» AS 41H 27dudate3, sr
M 82 iCn0"Fe r.‘
„iu‛. MH, JC*# Drusa 28-
4 Brown AB 14
1 Brown Sh 45
Rrun Rat STS
Burke PL 264
ucv Frie 431
Budd Co. 19%
An 5 pf A4%
But Forge 31
Bulard 21%
Bulova W 184
"url Ind 124
urroughs 464
8 Seat
Hi Am Smell
90 An 7 pf
7 Am StiFd
« Am Stores
13 Am Su nr
5 00 An 7 nt
2 Am STnb
80 AmTAT
30 Am Tob
Aircraft, General Electric, West-
7 Van RmId2a1, inghouse Electric, American
16 do 344 pf 75
27 New knEI 44
20 NJP&Lpf4 80
14 Newmnt 118%
7 New pt NS 76}
3 NY Air B 254
1 69 ntr
| 19 NY €4SL 284
! 18 NY NHH 14,
' ‘ pt 34}
imb Clk 484
ing Seel 3214
L.M Airi 3234
0# । 3 3
17 Ha Eme2
L S«H 4 C G«* 40 1 .7 rur. Oil —
93 64 Nat Dairy 34M o
75* 68 270 1 0*1* 1604
„ -2 a 1932 53ua soi 2*
32421,50,, 44BCAtu, 22
79800101 A 15232 26 Kang
#y 2 8 1 22
32 324 ’
7,sg u P
N* Vur 129 ? RrH*b St 14%,
Natnmas 60- 11 Repub Av 266.
47 Re pub Plc 71,
I do pf i 12%
12<» Rep sieel MH
II Revere C 161,
84 Rm Ion ?
2 Rex Druz 9'1
31 Reyn Mcl #0
1 do pf 28, N
fl ReyfobdoB 554
10 do p( 4H 90
2 do pl 3.60 751
bushels.
There was little else to affect
the market today Enid. Okla , re.
ported receipt of 60 cars of new
wheat, testing 57 to 60 3 pounda
and with 11 1 to 14 percent mois-
ture St. Louis received seven
cars testing 58 to 59 pounds, and
wi ht10 3 to 12 9 percent moisture.
29:00
10 Sl*uff Ch 711, |
97 Stnrl Drug 111,
22 Sl»v JP 2%
: Min* if | in" Rar 123
19! • S toke VCxd in
4784 17 tone *W 4«
_ 25 1 Storer Br JAH
C Coil «OU M Slud Paek- 41 .
--- — 3 Sun dim 14
5ft An 44 pf 85
5 Sun Oil 80
5 Kress SH
15 Kroger
L
13eab Fina 171,
7 Scab Oil 75
3 Sralrisht 2714
107 Sears Roe 261» 444 Union 191
13 Saib Rub 114 IA Westg AR in’,
102ervel . ,32a 116 Fl 674
8 Shahm in 20a dn 1 Rn nf 91
14 Sham OG 584 35 Wheel SU 584
2<i Sham St xd InAn pt 91
6 Shattuck 94 ! 40 Whirl Co 2414
11 Shell Oil 414 j an An n 5014
1 284
13 White Mnt ”
)" r • /,
19 Am Tine IS
12 Am phen F 271
150 Anarnna qa, ,
2 8ft Anar W&C 761 .
1 Anrh HG 301 ,
I Anddr Cla 45
34 Anr prO 39%,
| Andes < OP 35a
’ Arr h Don 291.
1 The bond market turned slightly
t lower late Tuesday with rails and Lawton •
investment-quality corporates giv Vinita
ing ground, industrials were firm Blackwell
56pf 102 ,
...... bisc 2714
U nit BAC 254
13 nit Carb 6844
1 Cn ( arrF 4.1' 2 Him
2n (igar 54 N.ine
40 nited Cp 74 I °n
ih 'nited Ove R14 , i
6 in FCoal 31 j,
20 1'mt EAF 131,
1.40 26%
4.w iz
$2
25 RGW OS
7 bet dis 414
74 Det Steel 164
9 Diam Aik 50
5 owenstes
389 Luke Stl !'
M
I Mac A &F
29 Mack Trk 1
9 Macy
7Cen III PS 10
29/en R SW ’■”*
I CV Sugar 184
n rent Ind *4
15 Or de Pxd 484
) 1 f er’ teed 91 4
11 Cessna Air 374
A fhar nth *4
1 Chain Brit 64
% fhamn Pa 174
20 dn $t pf 904
4" fhpmpl 0 22’ .
9fhanc Vr 12%
Infherk f»b 2
1A Chemway 7'*
1fhe fr v --
2 Cbea A Oh 6.14
5 fh'tu') -4
1 Chi Gt W 15 .
?"MePA p 10
? dn 5 pf 584
l'<hi ANW 121a
‛ ■
. , / ' I
76 Ar! Refin 554
56 Allan Cp 94
l rto 1 pf 161 a j
39 Atlas Pdr 711 1
2 Auto Cant M4
67 Aven Mfg 64
B
37 Babk AW 42}
55 Bald Uma 134,
Il BiGF xd 34%
2ft do?pf id 96
68 Rail A Oh 4X4
7 Waenr El 59 1 A ... .
2Waldrisxd 1114 Amex Higher
1 WRkren 70* The Associated Press average of
32 " 20 60 stocks 81 noon was still 8 bit
so an sh pi n j below its 1957 closing high. The av-
2 bpi 23 erage was up $140 to $184 70 with
13 Wann wP m'h the industrials up $2 50, the rails
i wav Knit up 60 cents and the utilities up
6 Ph 23 on 4,
3 Cp 2% 30 cents.
91 We 251 | On the American Stock Exchange
2W.fnsus Su prices were higher in fairly active
12" trading Gainers included Standard
10 W VM rip 284 Industries, British Petroleum, Lake
iquid c
.ist Ind
och Air
28 Int Han xd^i’l j 1 2 pt $72,
39 404/200.0214912 2 223 i piper ir
: 3 ’ « ya pt 3 2
"IFk *—4
.2,122 209 pet 978
10 An 84 pf 941 । - -
8 Int Shoexd 394
8 Nor NGas 574
101 Nor Pac 484
58 Nnr S Pw 174
in An 4 in pf B!l
50 An 3 6ft pf 73
5ft Northrop! A 2514
8 Nwst Airi IV.
38 Norwich 18
0
30 Ohio Edit 524 1
90 An 4 56 pf 91%
80 An 4 40 pf 944
50 dn 1 90 pf 79’-;
96 nil 424
* Okla G&F 4417
12 Gas 274
77 Ohn Math 514
I* Vanadum. 49: Smelting and Eastman Kodak
,v 8 ' Filtrol and Schering also gained on governor ’ desk
17 v" (Firp w* more than 8 point each. Smaller
6X8 5 nt 10042
2 do 4 pf Ml
3 Bane A Ar 45
3 Barbr 0 xd 60
1 Barker Rr 1314
•ilL’U' 33
6 Bvuk Cl« 161,
t J Soak4 piga
9 Reaunit M 1744
t Berks pl S4
9 seckmn 1 1644
20 Beech Air Ml,
24 klF ir 184
8 Bell A Ho 194
* Bendix Av 60
_„nfF xd 184
3 do pf wi 45 ।
M Benguet 14
K
8-N: 2 1 54 aiser Al <2
teg“2 He
«3 383882
4 K.« “E 5
5 Kan PAL
6 Kayser, J
17 Kelley Ha 454
21 Kennecott 1144
.11 Kern CLd 464
21 Kerr McG 72ya
glte 'fiaMl snzmsceyazzezpimye
zw-i2h SSSS2SS:5
Cleveland events for the juniors of the area, j * Me" "hdor.— 1 —
Heights, Ohio. The union said the t j Foreign Exchange
three were former representa Sentence Stories Ransd, on New York-Quotationa)
lives of the United Electrical. Roy Kelly, F A. Luke Sewall'
_____________________Workers union and were "inher- ir ane Rill Teei have heen namon °1.5
with even distant October turning not expected to become general ited" by IAM during the past three-year directors of the Cinton 332 fer:
2 cente aftor .t. «riv through the central and north cen year after 45 UE locals were chamber of commerce ... Two Eameaz,rens. mA
iuel, bouvar
4 Lily Tulip 63 i
3 Link .Be 291
80 S"
156252 #
। mIHm Aw # 2
116 Air 45 23 G 917
7 Rohn An 232 16 do3Ma pf n 93
(Trenda and top prices Tuesday on
choice steers, hogs and lambs)
CHOICE STERS
'Ht. steady tn 50c hizher 23 5ft
- ------ 24.25
24.00
23 60 1
--Um
■ 1 v • V । ■
I Mpln Mol 154
10 do pl l 90
19'1 4 'i
34’ +2’
311 -7
195 +21
112*4 21,
114% 42'*
42%, - 1
i* bt 83; 1
3003 Fair MH
ig2ora"Mal‛0 ii
19 FrmDr xd 171 23 " PP
16 Fat Whet 4914 J nt R
l ‛rans S 144 1
‘Frank Str 114
_ Frpt Sul 1064 1
2 Froedt Cp 154
4 Erueh Trk 123:
q, I is
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TUESPAY, JUNt 11) HIT M
g. Grain Pits
IMES RallyFrom
—Ee==== Crop Blow
CHICAGO, I— The government
forecast for an unexpectedly large
wheat crop caused selling Tuesday
4 Ham Pap 33
26 Harb Wk .184
9 Harri Sr 354
10 Har Cpyd 45
6 Harsh Ch 253 ,
4110 1 ' Hart SAM 794 i
37 23 Hav I HP 431 a I
37*4 2 Haves Ind 16 ।
4 Heinz 51 <
1 Heler 174
3 Helme 234
16 Hercu Mn 164
102 Here Pdr 384
1 Her (’hoc 58' 2
45 Hertz 404
7 Hew Rohi 16 7 .
H Hrsdn <h 144
47 U Iton R 214
1 Hires. CE 10,
34 Hoff El id 244
5 Hoiind F 94,
7Hn!ndr U'.
) Holly Suz 191,
17 Homstk 174
9 0il 634
11 Honk F1 11 a
10da 44 pf BA
7 HotelA 5 .
1 An pf 261
12 Hou In x 21 Ta
l do2Lapf xd 18
-
2 Watonga
* linton .......
6 Blackwell ....
Percy O. Davenport, 55. died For Sill
Saturday in McAlester. Funeral EederrcK
was to be Tuesday in the Church Honart
of Christ. Hollis
Mrs. Peggy McNulty, 74, died in waurika
Shawnee Sunday. Services will be NORTHWEST Ponca City 2.85
Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Gaskill ---- '
funera’ chapel.
41 Cf»er Trie 0‛ ' •
21(elanese 154
’ dn i- of
]l (elotex 3184
an |M
1 On Azur 26‛s
21 t pn FAv 1?
6 Cen Ga R 5!
| 17 <>n l»u G 16M
I Cen III LI 51
1 70 dn |i - nf vi 94
KANA AR CITY WHEAT
2 04 IM 1H - Y
(n) 2 044 2 05 2.03% 2.04%-
2M 2 07 2 66 2.07 + 4
(n) 2 074 2.08% 2 074 2.079- 4
(n) 2.1042 2 1114 2.104 2.1044-4
2.6814 2 094 2.0844 2.094,- 4
2.034 nom
NEW YORK COTTON
1512 35 33 35.30x35.30-1
14 58 34 59 34.96 x34.50-$
31,54 34 87 34 48 134 49 - 6
34 76 34.70 34.62 34.64 - <
34.72 34 73 34.61 34,61 -11
14 29 34 30 MIS 1M 14 -IS
12 81 32 95 32.70 31 71 - 6
NEW ORLEANS COTTON-
15 13 38 33 33 31 x35 31 - 1
M 54 34 56 34 47 34.52 - 2
14 56 14 56 34.48x34.50 4
34 70 14 70 34 83 34.63 - 9
34 73 M 74 34.56 xM H -13
14 22 14 24 M14 34.16-14
32.83 32 97 32.69 32.74 -11
Bid
indn 6 pf 132
2ft Pac Tin 614
19 Pan AWA 13’,
.15 Panh FPL 524
50 Para Pict 36 a
29 Parke Da 521
72 Park Rust 24'•
I Parmi yd 20
99 Patino Mi 31
28 Peah < oal 111 a
I An 1V pf 28
7 Penic 6 F 271
61 Penin T 5614
5 00 dn 11 pf 27% ,
3 50 do l nf 271,
17 Penn Dim 3334
52 Penn Tex 94,
1 dn 1 60 pf 20As
35 Penney JC 7834
48 Pennroad 153a
4 6414
13 Pa PALT 441,
1 80 dn 4') Pf 94’4
60 do 4 40 pf 92’4
2
28 Peopi Gas 46
19 Pepsi Cl id ;
Eggs were under the greatest
pressure. Some nearby breaking
plants were not among the suc-
cessful bidders for egg powder
going to the government. The fed-
eral proppers bought less than half
the usual tonnage the past week
and the low grade eggs usually
going into such channels are in
want of a home.
The theory that egg prices local-
ly might strengthen when candling
n Pauln Valley is
7 fe city 11
7 Lawton ...... 13
7 Vinita .11
® Rain Slows
/ ■ '' ' MI ' / ■ ■ . r
Closing New York Stock Exchange Prices
am Lifts Stocks A
fnadegi 236 -*
474419.10 d 2 40 pf 60 vyt T | 3:
l pie Fair 1744 IE’.. If__I__
5 73'4
2 Thomp JR 134a
79 Thomp Pd 776,
ilo do pf 4 90
16 Tidew Oil 3914
19 Timk RB 504
15 Toledo •a ““
jed Kid 21V
ted Mill 30 i n
lert trs 4644 3
.. .Jia Chai 34U ; 3
7Apha PC 3512
u Ltd 45 ya
96%2 , 12
.....— But 27 |
3 merae c 43%4 1 4
11 Amerada 141 47
5 Am Ai Ch 64 ]
43 Am Alrlin 189a J
1 do 3% jd 91 y 1 ?
10 dopfAmBk 9714 .1 fe.
50 AmBossc id 23 125 n.
26 Am Br Sh 49 -8 Ri
2 do 4 pf 119 7 Bi
MM 25 208 c
"222 #2 4,
i SB ?
17 Am yan W4 FmI D l ral
18 do Wi U1. ’"'im S L'.
SAm pistill MH 2Fan P,18
2Am2vrie2
,mr2.2ok zcarpi “
2 00 dn 214 pf 44
U r. & fe
42 (ase. JI 161 a
05 dn ‛d nf ‛M
2 60 do 7 Pf ’01'4
fhi Dne T 90
14ChiRI&P ir*
' fhi V Cab ‛n‛a
128 Chrysler 75
? On G&F
10 dn 4 nfv d RA •>
» Gin M IM 1112
J.1 CIT-Finan 4f
„ {4m Harris. Upham &C9,7
2 *, Mombon New York Stock Eaehonge
140 Northwest First St., Okiahoma City 2, Okia,
Central 2-7111
। . Gentlemen: Pleasecend me • free opsol your booklot HSlock Market .
, I Investing in Thu Scientifie Afe"
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84 Grace Co 54%
13Grah Paig 1\
1 Granby M 8S
19 Grand Un 30
ONIONS
149 1 49 1
1 63 164
in in i
1 2832
12 Motorola 463
1 Muri R xd im
12 Murphy 36L
25 Murray e Wo
! My 4 Bid 463-
0 115
3 Nat Arma 67
11 Nat Airl 1914
7 Nat Auto 13
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 68, No. 105, Ed. 2 Tuesday, June 11, 1957, newspaper, June 11, 1957; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1996298/m1/3/: accessed June 12, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.