Stock Market Mixed as Strike News Fails to Shake Uncertainty
The market edged higher late after a slow day with small gains across sectors. Motors and oils led modest advances while some issues dipped. the Associated Press average rose slightly as traders noted resistance to strike news and a cautious tone amid mixed utilities and rail movements.
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the Pines
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Steel
Fat Loss Advice Promotes Barcentrate in Texas
An article urges a balanced approach to weight loss and warns against starvation diets. It highlights Barcentrate as a popular Texas remedy claiming you can eat freely but consume less energy, with a money back guarantee if results don’t appear.
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Texas
Ady
Congoleum
Livestock Prices Mixed as Sale Slows Across Markets
Cattle and calves show slow to steady demand with slaughter steers and stockers pressed by weak buyer activity. Hog and sheep markets vary by region with butchers steady to lower and lambs holding near recent highs, buyers cautious on lighter weights.
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Chicago
Weather Driven soybeans push grain markets to new highs
Weather in the Midwest boosts soybean and corn sentiment as harvest slows and drying is hampered. Cash demand for corn grows amid higher futures while wheat and oats show modest gains. traders weigh government export prospects and livestock feed costs.
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Gingefaing Sn & Board of Ag Monier
Atie Rr
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Uthwest
Hedsing Srgenane
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Cotton Exchange
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Svorage
Tre
Maas Gulf
Barney
Pasadena Banker Buried
Last rites were held Monday for James D. Parks a Pasadena banker of 30 years who died of a heart ailment Sunday in Pasadena.
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Pasadena
James D. Parks
Lower Hog Price Support Planned
Government price supports for hogs on the hoof are cut about 11 to 22 percent for six months starting October. Monthly levels range from 16.40 in October to 14.20 in December with 15.00 in November, 14.90 in January, 15.50 in February, and 16.20 in March. Officials see potential for record marketings and possible purchases to maintain prices if needed.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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