Government Buying Rumor Buoys Grain Markets Across Regions
Reports that the government was buying cash grain helped lift corn and other grains in Chicago Fort Worth and Kansas City during Oct 27 trading. Wheat edged lower to higher on profit taking while oats and soybeans showed mixed to higher moves with cash grain prices advancing in the market. There was no official confirmation from the Commodity Credit Corporation on corn purchases, which are not announced until the day after.
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Cera
Commodity Credit Corporation
Northwestern Miller
Chicago
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Church Conference Held at Kerrville Lutheran Church
The Fredericksburg Conference of the American Lutheran Church met over two days at Zion Lutheran Church in Kerrville. Rev. C N Poth of Seguin reported on the Fremont Ohio convention. Pastors from Kerr Mason Liano Blanco and Gillespie counties attended.
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Fredericksburg
American Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church
C. N. Poth. Seguin
Texas
Fremont
Ohio
Kerr
Mason
Liano
Bianco
Gillespie Counties
Hog Market Notes From San Antonio and Chicago Livestock
Livestock reporters describe hog, cattle, sheep, and feeder markets across San Antonio Chicago Fort Worth and New Orleans on October 27. Prices vary by weight class with calves stockers and sows showing mixed gains and declines. Cotton prices rise at Southern spot markets with middling and small-bale averages climbing.
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San Antonio
New Orleans
Stock Market Slips At Open Then Recovers Slightly
New York stock market opens in lower price territory with broader declines. The Associated Press average falls .2 to 70.6 as 22 issues decline and 259 advance. volume dips below 1 million shares. Several large steel issues retreat despite later partial gains. several names show modest improvements.
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Youngstown Sheet
Sing Steel
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Motors
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Spiecel. Deere
American Telephone
Commonwealth Edison
Phelps Dodge
American Can
du Pont
American Tobacco
American Airlines
Associated Press
Keller School Reopens Plan After Fire Loss
Keller School will resume classes on November 8 after an explosion and fire destroyed the building October 18. Superintendent Randall Simpson plans to use surplus barracks from Camp Maxey as classrooms and may move them immediately with patrol approval. If barracks are unavailable, classes meet in the gymnasium and Keller churches.
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Keller School
Randell Simpson
Simpson
Camp Maxey
Mnasium
MIT Builds Super Size Atom Smasher
MIT unveils a 12,000,000 volt electro static generator at Cambridge designed to split the heaviest atoms and study high energy radiation effects on matter. Dean George Harrison says it surpasses existing devices and will probe nuclei and biological impacts.
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MIT
Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
George Harrison
Laboratory For Nuclear Science and Engineering
Dean Harrison
Mill buys in cotton futures as traders cover positions
New York trading shows aggressive buying and hedging from traders in cotton futures. Nearby prices rise as covering increases and certified cotton gains 40 to 70 cents per bale, while New Orleans bids push futures higher on trade price fixing and short covering.
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New York
Cotto
Mber Steadier
Cab Nans
Kb Bea
New Orleans
Spot Cotton Prices Hold Steady in Galveston Market
The Galveston spot cotton market closed steady with prices ranging from good ordinary at 17.70 to middling at 30.95 and higher, including strict low middling 29.70 and good middling 31.30. Sales totaled 1,365 bales.
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Galveston
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