Observer, La Grande, Ore., Wed., Sept. 16, 1959 Page 8 Market Quotations DAIRY MARKET PORTLAND l'PI Dairy market : Ekks To retailers: Grale AA extra large, 52-51c eloz.; A A lariie. 48-50c; A large, 44-47c; AA medi um, 38-40c; AA small, 26-28e. cartons 1 3c additional. Butler To retailers: AA and grade A prints, 70c II).; carton, lc higher; B prints, 68c. Cheese (medium cured i To retailers: A grade Cheddar single daisies. 41-Mc; processed Ameri can cheese, S-lb. loaf, 40-43C. NEW YORK STOCKS NEW YORK I'HI (-Stocks re gained virtually all of Tuesday's losses In moderate trading today Most sections took part in the rise. Electronics featured with gains of around 2 points in Texas Instruments, IBM and Litton. Shares of the steel firms firmed Bethlehem rose a point and U.S. Steel and Youngstown large frac tions. Motors held steady as did oils, rails and utilities. Strong spots in the metals were Reynolds, up and Alcoa, up m. Rubbers were good with Goodyear and Firestone both up more than a point. Al lied Chemical lost l' in the chemicals while buPont aid I n ion Carbide added fractions. Bell it Howell and Polaroid both jumped nearly 2 in the cameras. Steelmen Stage Another Meeting NEW YORK (UrI '-Steel con tract negotiators meet again to day in an attempt to break the deadlock in the 64-day-oJd nation wide steel strike. Negotiators representing 12 ma jor steel producers and the Unit ed Steclworkers union met for two hours Tuesday, but there was no indication that they made prog ress toward settlement o( the strike. About 3,000 members of the USW went on strike at fou- Wor tliington Corp. plants in New Jer sey Tuesday as the result of dead locked contract talks. The plants at Harrison, Plainficld, East Or ange and Newark have individual contracts with the union. The union continued its negotiations- here with the American Can and Continental Can Companies for a new contract to replace one that will expire Sept. 30. The talks affect 50,000 employes of the companies. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND HT1 (USDAi Livestock: Cattle 300: truck lot low to av erage choice MM) lb. fed stit-rs 28.75 with one head out at 27 50; good-choice 120) lb. 27.50. sorted at 2li; few utility cows Ki-17.50; young cows up to 19; ca'ine s cutters 13 14 50; heavy llolslein cutters to 10; few fat dairy tyH cows 1213. Calves 100: good-choice vealers 27-31: odd he-.d 32; cull-utility calves and vealers 13-22. Hugs 350; few 1, 2 and 3 butch ers around 25 cents lower at 1525; some 1 and 2 lots held up to 16; few sows 280 385 lb. 12- 12.50. Sheep 600; several lots high good choice central Oregon spring lambs 1850; No. 1 pelt shorn lambs good 17.50; cull-good ewes 2-4.50. FARM NEWS ROUNDUP Research Center Getting Ready For Visit From 'K' WASHINGTON L'I'I The elude demonstrations on research Agriculture Department's big re search center ut Beltsville, Md., was getting ready for an imiiortant visitor Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. The Soviet chief was scheduled to visit the center Wednesday morn ing with Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Benson. Khrushchev won't see much of the ll.ooo-acre Beltsville research station. The visit is to last one hour and 40 minutes. It will in- in .fields like animal breeding, weed control, and the effect of light on plant development. WASHINGTON (UPH Rura electric co-op leadere were re ported today making a study of the administration's proposal to set up a bank for Rural Electrifi cation adminii tration co-ops along the lines of banks in the farm credit system. The credit system banks were formed originally with federal capital. Their ownership, however is moving into the hands of farm ers. 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