Grain Prices Mixed as Week Ends in Chicago
AP reports grain futures edged up and down in Chicago last week with small losses despite a broad runup. December wheat hit a season high briefly and closed lower by about one percent, while corn and oats showed mixed moves as traders booked profits and shorts covered.
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Market Posts and Straight Weekly Gain
The stock market edged higher for a second straight week amid bleak economic news and a major snowstorm. Blue chips led by high quality chemicals and steels pushed the market up in the final hour, making the week’s gains largely driven by one-day strength despite transit delays and fluctuating conditions.
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Grain futures rally and shifts in commodity prices
Market notes show higher activity in December with corn at 60 to 61, rye easing by 1 percent, December price at 1.08 percent, soybeans down 1 percent yet expected to rise to 1 percent, and January at roughly 2.18 percent.
Fewer Cattle and Calves Sold Across Southern Markets
Fewer cattle and calves showed at southern markets last week with prices advancing in many sections. Hog prices fell despite lower receipts while slaughter steer and heifer values mostly rose. stocker classes remained steady, and regional produce and tobacco sales posted mixed results across Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, and surrounding states.
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Cotton Ends Week With Upward Surge
New York cotton futures rose for the week with a 5 cent gain to 1.20 a bale and Friday’s rally lifted all months. December advanced on late commitments ahead of expiration, aided by Freeman’s farm price support stance and news of a forthcoming Census consumption report.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Minnesota
Orville L. Freeman
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New York Cotton Exchange Service Bureau
Markets End Week Mixed Amid Quiet Volume
The Dow rose 6.88 to 617.78 and the Dow Jones average gained 2.80 to 219.60 on the AP 60-stock index as volume totaled 17.85 million shares. Technicolor led American Exchange activity at 1158 on 154,600 shares while bonds held firm with gains near 5 percent.
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Vo ag Shop Changes Give More Space
Cotaco vocational agriculture shop redesigned to improve space use by placing work areas along the wall and old blacksmith area. D C I and students set up tool cabinets and racks with magazines, a new paint coat, and power tools along the outside wall. The FFA chapter funded most improvements through popcorn sales a Halloween carnival and soil sample collections paid by the county soil committee.
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Markets— Decatur wholesale prices and cattle yard reports
Cotton wcp middling 12% and a range of textile and commodity prices listed. Wheat 678, Milo 1.60 per hundred, Soybeans 2.05. Cattle and calves supply small, sales week strong to 50 higher. steer prices 23 to 26. cows 15 to 16.50. bulls 17.75 to 18.50. hogs 16.75, sows 12 to 13.
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Monte Carlo Jury Members Are Named
Monte Carlo hosts its first annual TV festival with six jury members including Gore Vidal Merrill Parrott and Dame Judith Anderson. The article also notes an unresolved search for a railroad tie substitute and that New Zealand has four major cities Auckland Wellington Christchurch and Dunedin with notable landmarks and institutions.
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