Stock Market Drifts With Little Change Amid Mixed Results
New York stock dealings show rails and utilities near session highs while most prices move imperceptibly. Volume remains heavy on low priced shares as analysts note ongoing strikes and unsettled terms sting market sentiment.
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Cattle and Hogs Mostly Lower Sheep Up Little
Saints notes cattle and hog markets lower with beef and pork declines and sheep advancing slightly. Fort Worth and Chicago reports show cattle mostly down, hogs uneven, sheep steady to higher. New York wool futures rise on Australian market strength.
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Cotton Futures Climb on Mill Buying and Exports
Cotton futures close higher on opening day as mills buy nearby delivery and traders cover exports. Southern export optimism and light loan activity support gains with mills showing demand for spot cotton across grades. Government data show 1949 crop forecasts around 15.3 million bales and CCC loan entries totaling roughly 522,000 bales for the season.
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Mill Purchases in Wheat Lift Contracts Amid Mixed Grain Moves
Mills bought 8 million bushels of wheat boosting all contracts though July eased. Oats rose while rye, soybeans, and lard declined. Corn barely moved after cash-market weakness. December oats hit a seasonal high. soybeans dragged by fats and oils. Cash prices mostly steady to down. November wheat at 9.40 a futures low since 1941. Kansas City and Chicago cash grains report mixed gains and price shifts.
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Kilgore Freed of Charge in Sullivan Law Case
Robert M. Kilgore, 25, son of Sen Harley Kilgore, had an assault charge under the Sullivan anti weapons law dismissed and his sentence suspended. He agreed to voluntary admission to the New York Psychiatric Institute after a hospital mental evaluation found no mental illness. Kilgore cited jungle rot and wartime studies at Columbia Law as factors.
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Robert M. Kilgore
Harley M. Kilgore
DW. Va
Young Kilgore
Shirley
Kilgore
Kings County Hospital
Special Sessions Court
New York Psychiatric Institute
Rudolph Halley
South Pacific
Columbia Law School
Institute
Grebes Dive Deep in The Dab Chick Heritage
Grebes are diving birds related to the loon family and known by many nicknames including dab chicks dildappers hell divers and water witches as they plunge below the surface in search of prey.
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