Sugar mortgages fall as rumors of war curb prices
New York July 19 traders show widespread uncertainty in secured commodities as sugar mortgage values slide. Government issues hold firm while foreign bonds weaken amid talk of price wars. Utilities and railroad bonds gain on wheat price break. rapid transit issues rise. Total sales value logged at 89, corresponding to a wary market mood.
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Chicago Grain Markets Hit New Seasonal Low Amid Weakness
The Chicago grain market closed at new season lows as wheat fell to 1.90 and nearby months undercut prior lows. Corn and oats weakened with harvest conditions favorable for winter wheat adding some support, while hog-related provisions also slipped. About 700 carloads of new wheat arrived in four southwestern interior markets over two days, with selling pressure growing late in trading.
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Foreign Exchange Markets Show Marked Improvement
Foreign exchange data from New York reports renewed demand and higher rates. The dollar rose to about 4.57 5-10 per some currencies while the French franc gained nearly iv points. German marks traded near 3 a million versus yesterday's low, with brief notes of broader fluctuations.
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Wall Street Quiet As Franco British Moves Loom
Wall Street stayed subdued awaiting Franco British policy moves and a House of Commons reparations decision. Crop reports buoy optimism for farm values while steel, copper and oil sectors showed mixed responses amid cautious trading and higher call money rates.
Textile Mills Secure Third Place in Output List
Washington July 16 Textile mills rank third in a nationwide Federal Reserve canvass showing increased industrial output amid 1428. The survey cites higher production in iron and steel, food paper cloth and petroleum refining, with steel poised for a rapid rise as postwar demand wanes.
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Cot ton Seay Yolos Dominate In Close Finish
In a tight matchup, Cotton Seay Yolos secure a narrow victory over a rival team. Owen Lunn posted a strong performance, while line mechanics and February timing influenced the late game. The result highlighted standout efforts from key players as the season progresses.
CurB Market Notes From New York Trading Session
A curdled New York curb market report notes dull trading with prices shaded downward amid a recession era. It cites mixed activity across blocks and mentions Continenal and other issues with limited demand, while market nerves weigh on overall sentiment and price levels.
Transported Alcohol Fines Highlight Heat Wave Legal Row
Readable fragments indicate fines issued for transporting alcohol. Text references heavy penalties and law enforcement during a four day heat wave. Mentions a temperature around ninety with a high of near 100 degrees and a Saturday in reference to weather.
Capital is Low Miller Cutlery Given Receiver
Meriden July 10 Charles F Rockwell president of the Miller Cutlery company was today named temporary receiver by Judge John S Kellogg in Waterbury Hearing on appointment of receivers set for Hartford July 30 Rockwell blamed inadequate capitalization for financial difficulties noting low capitalization caused taxes He said factory orders sufficient to run at full capacity for several months and that the plant has operated profitably since the first of the year He expressed confidence the company can be reorganized and reopened successfully.
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1098 Jobs Report From Local State Bureau In June
Hartford and New Haven reports show 1098 jobs secured and 4868 applications for help. The Bureau of Labor data lists city totals for environments and placements, with Waterbury Bridgeport and Norwalk among listed locales. Female applicants received higher placement rates than males, and overall assistance numbers declined slightly from May.
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Local Produce Market Prices From Braad of Agriculture Report
Market conditions show prices firming with higher levels than last week. Potatoes offered at 7.00 per bushel, early crops not yet ready, berries and other fruits available though scarce. Native vegetables sold mostly unchanged amid ample supply, tomatoes and apples high, peaches easing, live cattle firm, dressed meats opening higher. Wholesalers report steady or rising prices across fruits, vegetables, and grains.
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Yacht club to discuss uniform racing class plan
Pequon Yacht Club holds Friday night meeting at Southport harbor church rooms. A Long Island Racing Association delegate will outline plans for a universal racing class for the coming year. The Nassau NY meeting is slated for July 10 to support replacing the New York 80s as the racing points of Long Island.
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Commodity Prices in Quebec Region Decline Amid Trade
A brief market note from Vyper Town of Quebec cites commodity price trends near the Lower Town area standing at 3840 feet altitude. Specific items and figures are not provided in the fragment.
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Liberty Bonds Market Report From New York July
Liberty bonds market notes from New York show spot and futures activity with mixed prices. Covers lead and antimony movements, with various issues quoted and ranges indicating weakness in certain lines.
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Dairy Prices Hit Mixed Averages In New York Market
New York dairy prices show mixed results with butter and creamery products ranging in value. High grade butter edges rise while fresh and creamery items hold steady amid modest supply and demand.
New York Rate Ruling Mentioned in Brief Item
A clipped notice references a ruling rate of five and a four and three quarter terms related to acceptances. The fragment mentions months or ages but lacks full context or identifiable names.
Wheat futures dip on first sea season setback
Wheat futures fell sharply inearly July trading with September delivery slipping amid a weak market. The drop marks the first seasonal downturn this year as traders reassess supply and demand factors.
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