Railroads Lead Market Rally With Broad Stock Gains
Bullish activity returned to the New York market as railroad shares led a broad advance. Many issues climbed 5 to 15 points, with major names such as New Haven New York Central Chesapeake and Ohio Lackawanna and Union Pacific trading at new highs. General Electric Detroit Edison and other utilities also hit record levels amid strong earnings and favorable traffic data.
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New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Realizing Sell Offs
New York cotton opened steady with declines of 9 to 22 points as local selling and the belief that recent gains eased the market’s technicals pushed prices lower. By midmorning October fell to 19.03 and March to 19.506, with nerves and unsettled action noted. A private crop condition 73.1 and yield 15.740 million bales were cited. Liverpool’s market was quiet ahead of holidays.
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Grain market activity upbeat in Chicago trading
Potatoes receipts 45 cars on track 143 cars, total U S shipments 651 cars. Market trading fairly good and stronger. Irish Cobblers quotd at Kansas Missouri 2.50 to 2.80, mostly 2.60 to 2.75. poor stock 2.25 up. Virginia barrel Irish Cobblers 5.75 to 5.80.
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Dairy Prices In Chicago Market Report
Dairy products in Chicago on August 2 show butter receipts at 10 978 tubs with grade breakdowns 42 percent extras and 41 to 42 percent firsts while seconds near 38 percent. Eggs receipts total 12 284 cases with extra firsts 32 percent and firsts 31 percent and ordinary firsts around 29 to 30 percent.
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Wheat Prices Fall Then Rally In Chicago Market
Chicago trading sees a sharp drop in wheat on August 2 amid large receipts and looming railroad embargo risks. Heavy carryover limits storage, prompting widespread selling before a partial rebound. corn and oats also decline while provisions slip. Cotton futures in Liverpool show softening demand with American middling around 11.45 to 11.05 and steady futures drift.
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Sugar Prices Steady in Quiet New York Market
Raw sugar held at 3.98 a hundredweight for spot duties paid and refined grade steady at 5.59 with re sale offers between 5.17 and 5.20 as markets remained quiet in Sugar, New York on August 2.
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Egg Prices in New York on August 2
The Egg market in New York reports firmer tone with total receipts of 18,264 from fresh gathered eggs. Class estimates show extras at 34 to 35 percent, extra first at 33 to 34 percent, and first at 32 percent. Pacific coast white eggs command 46 to 47 percent for extras and 44 to 45 percent for extra first.
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Richmond Woman Leaves $1909 for Pet Care After Death
A Richmond Virginia woman遗 left 1909 dollars in a trust to ensure her pet dog would receive care after her death. The bequest earmarks funds for the animal’s food medical needs and shelter.
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Hall's Suit Against Lavarre Set For Aug 22
Harold S Hall sues William La Varre to gain operating control of the Augusta Chronicle and related South Carolina papers. Hearing scheduled in Macon Ga on August 22 with transfer to federal court by judge Bascom S Deaver after La Varre’s attorneys argued lack of Georgia residency.
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New Orleans Cotton Opens Easier on Bearish Crop Fears
The New Orleans cotton market opened easy with a 2 to 4 point decline as traders anticipated private crop reports. October and December futures fell to 18.94 and 19.14 respectively, with prices sliding further into the morning. liquidation and favorable weather weighed on the market.
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