New York Cotton futures mix seen as volume rises
New York Cotton Exchange reports generally lower futures prices amid heavier trading last week. Activity shifted with prices ranging from 25 cents up to down 3.80, while planting intentions show 10.868 million acres versus a 16.3 million cap. Government cotton stocks declined to 15.736 million bales, CCC holdings at 9.874 million and collateral 5.862 million. Exports through March 15 total 3.358 million bales, down from last year’s 2.277 million for the period.
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Snooperscope May Aid Cancer Detection
Washington AP report on infrared detection devices used in night targets being tested for spotting hidden cancers. Syracuse University physicist Henry L. Levinstein presented at the American Optical Society meeting noting infrared warmth differences may reveal tumors but studies are not yet progressed enough for appraisal.
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Paintings Accepted by School Officials in Virginia
Ford Richmond dealer Community Relations Committee donated 50 watercolor paintings valued at 7500 dollars to Henrico and Chesterfield school systems. The works include pieces by Horace Day of Staunton and Julia A. Bristow of Norfolk, presented by Leonard Johnson to George H. Moody and Dr. Roy A. Alcorn.
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New Psalter Approved To Make Psalms Less Bloodthirsty
London AP reports the Church of England approved a pew Psalter to render the psalms less bloodthirsty and easier to sing. Archbishop Coggan notes optional use and brackets mark passages that may be omitted, with a revised pointing system to aid pronunciation and flow.
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Wheat ends week lower on Chicago Grain Board trade
Wheat futures closed lower while most other grains and soybeans posted fractional changes after a light trading week on the Chicago Board of Trade. The USDA outlook showed higher corn and soybean plantings, with corn acreage rising to about 68.384 million and soybeans to 37.121 million acres.
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