Stocks Tilt Up For First Gain Score Of Week
New York trading ended with modest gains for the first time this week. The market showed limited upside with light volume and mixed leadership as rail and utility shares lagged, while Bethlehem Steel and Sperry Corp posted advances and Chrysler faced a strike context.
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Hog Prices Up Cattle in Slump In San Antonio
San Antonio market report shows hog prices rising while cattle demand falters. Receipts mix with calves, stockers, and feeders. Texas and Fort Worth areas report slower, uneven demand and varied price ranges across hogs, cattle, and calves.
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Post Office halts use of mails for falsies bath mat
The Olympic Novelty Company of Los Angeles agrees to stop advertising and distributing a flesh colored rubber bath mat dubbed the bachelors bath mat. A department hearing on the case was canceled after the affidavit pledge. The department had charged an apparent obscenity law violation in mail promotions.
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Tucker in Trouble On Farm Payment
Preston Tucker was detained by a Chicago court bailiff for failing to pay a $3,567 judgment to Justina C. Perkins of Noblesville Indiana from a farm sale. His lawyers said his funds are frozen by a federal court order after a separate mail fraud acquittal.
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Weather and Export Business Stimulate Trading in Grains
Weather and export activity boosted grains on the Board of Trade with Holland buying cargoes of hard wheat and corn. Cash grain arrivals were light, keeping futures bid higher while government lard purchases and a flat use of corn influenced market sentiment.
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Boston Police Sought in False Face Ad Return
A Victoria Times ad quotes a plea asking gentlemen wearing false faces in Boston who picked up something by mistake to return it. Signed: Anxious. The notice reflects a confusing, unnamed asking for assistance in recovering a mislaid item.
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Cotton futures reach new season highs on heavy buying
New York Jan 26 cotton futures rose to season highs as trade buying and short covering surged. Final prices gained 20 to 50 cents a bale with offerings scarce and spot demand steady, while traders shifted positions ahead of first notice day for March.
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