Corn, Wheat, Soybeans Slip on Weak Dividends Signals
American markets show light activity in futures as harvest delays restrain winter wheat and overall demand. hedge selling fades then late selling pushes prices down. Soybeans fall 5 to 5.5 cents on July and rise on new crop months. July soybeans at 2.78 7/7, wheat down to 1.87 1/87, oats down 1 to 1.5 percent, rye steady.
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Federal Bond Prices Jump On Friday Close
New York government bond prices spurted near the session end on Friday. Markets ended the week higher with gains driven by buying pressure and liquidity in the late trading period.
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Market Irregular at End Trade Slowest in Months
New York stock activity ended irregular after a cautious week as fears over Laos and a potential Asian crisis tempered gains. The Dow fell .79 to 700.90, volume 3.52 million, with 523 advancers and 481 decliners among 1,246 issues. AMERICAN VISCOSE jumped on plans to mass produce Avicel, while United Fruit rose modestly and Raytheon suffered profit taking.
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Recession Behind Us Says Hodges
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges said the recession is behind us but warned that employment recovery will lag. He spoke to the Manufacturing Chemists Association urging increased investment in education health and resources and supported Kennedy tax credits to spur plant and equipment investment.
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Wall Street views stock hesitation seen as normal
Wall Street held an upward trend with caution amid international concerns. A. M. Kidder & Co. cites seasonal factors and possible future selling, noting a dip in steel production and price cuts in copper and steel while remaining optimistic about the year's overall outlook.
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