Markets and Wheat Prices Slump After Holiday Trading
Markets, mining and financial news report a three day business stoppage fueling selling in wheat. Prices fell despite early gains as heat and crop fears in the Canadian Northwest provided weak support. Corn and oats declined while provisions edged up, with Minneapolis行情 showing steady cash bids for No.1 northern wheat at 1.21% to 1.29% and various feed grades trading near listed ranges.
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Irregular market moves as stocks rally after holiday
New York trading showed uneven price shifts as speculative accounts readjusted after the holiday. Four weeks of gains with profit taking. United States Steel up fractionally at par, American Can and Studebaker higher. Railroad stocks rose, with Southern Railway peaking at 6 5 8, then 64 1 2. Seven utilities hit fresh yearly highs on earnings strength. General Motors topped 14 for first time in over two months. DuPont gained about two points on linked GM stock. Francs slipped before rebounding, sterling eased, call money at 2 1 2 percent, time loans firmer. commercial paper steady. Total stock sales 107,000.
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Decline Starts But Gets Check In Early Trading Day
Early professional maneuvers show a tentative decline that subsides as stocks resist large sales. The market features imbalanced strength across rails and oil sectors with Southern Railway at a record high and Standard Oil signaling 105 days of supply.
Livestock and market notes from July 3
Chicago hog and cattle receipts 27 000 and 6 000 respectively with active demand. Portland cattle receipts 437 with prices lower and steady lambs, hogs and sheep also listed. New York money rates show 2 1 2 percent range with butter and eggs prices steady to firm. Boston wool market reports modest strength on foreign sales opening.
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Lace In Black Silk Street Frocks By Sally Milgrim
Fashion note by Sally Milgrim highlights lace trimming on black silk street frocks. White accents appear as organdy collars and lace jabots or cuffs. Cream lace trims, pearl button fronts, and long tight sleeves define the fresh daytime look. Market signals show strong demand for lace and related trims, with mills in Australia purchasing steadily.
Punch Board Brings Operator Into Court
In a county proceeding Justice Louis A. Buckley arraigned Bert Campbell on purse snatching after a hearing waived. Bonds set at 41,000. Levenspie’s former wife alleges kidnapping their minor daughter placed in her custody by court order. Leonard McNab faced a hearing for failure to support.
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Marriage case hints at support and hospital costs
A court ordered a husband to pay nine dollars a week and to cover all hospital expenses linked to his wife’s confinement. The excerpt notes votes for women in New Zealand, touching on suffrage history and social policy.
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