Markets Fall as Wheat Slumps Amid Big Canadian Yield Estimates
Domestic markets see heavy selling with wheat unsettled after large private estimates of Canadian yield. Prices drift lower as hogs and corn ease. oats hold. Chicago activity shows record county sales while Kansas City reports massive carload movements. receipts rise sharply from a week ago.
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Wall Street Mixed As Bethlehem Steel Posts Higher Income
New York markets showed mixed reactions with declines in some issues while others rose as investors weighed Bethlehem Steel's quarterly report. Net earnings stood at 2.04 a share, with no dividend action. United States Steel anticipated possible cuts at the October meeting. Bond and currency moves included Call money at 4 percent and demand sterling near 4.86.
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Livestock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
The report details cattle hog and sheep receipts and prices from Chicago St Paul Spokane and other markets. It notes varying weights and grades with top bids around 19.75 for heavy hogs and calves trading unevenly. Cattle receipts near 3 500 to 9 000 in several markets with mixed demand and price ranges.
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Brisk Stock Market Trading Amid Mixed Signals
New York trading opened with strong demand on gains from French cabling and renewed confidence. Cables and weather news influenced grain and steel sectors, with heavy selling in grains and uneven stock movements. Prospects for a late rally remained uncertain as officials weigh currency strength and market sentiment.
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Jumped Under Freight Train Kills One Man in Wyoming
At Rock Springs Wyoming on a July day Tony Kedon, 38, is reported to have crouched beside a moving freight train and leaped under its wheels. Trainmen say Kedon appeared intent on taking his life. Reports mention industrial anxiety about silk manufacturers and artificial industry.
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