March Ends With Market Showing Upward Trends
New York on March 30 reports a higher close on the New York Stock Exchange as the month ends with a slight market uptick. Crams Automobile Production rose to 103,286 units from 100,065 last week, aiding Wall Street mood. Interstate Commerce Commission decision on rail rates spurred late interest. a 10 percent rise was denied for class 1 roads but emergency charges could lift yearly revenue by about 85 million dollars, offsetting wage hikes.
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Street Cases To Be Heard In Davidson Court Next Week
Lexington cases next week include city suits against seven property owners over street construction assessments. Four cases set for Monday, three for Friday, plus a calendar item involving the estate of the late J. Grimes and a Woodrow McKay injury suit against G. C. Ross et al stemming from a collision with a mule.
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Hunter nearly killed after lion attack in Mababa Flats
Cape Town report says Gerald Tenison and his wife and Riley wounded a lion in Mababa Flats Neamiland and chased it 12 miles to end its suffering. The animal attacked Tenison, biting through his rifle stock, before Riley shot it dead. Tenison is hospitalized.
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Cotton Irregular on Moderately Active New York Market
Cotton was irregular in a moderately active New York market with near months steady on strong spot demand. October and later months eased on liquidation while the close was barely steady with a net advance of 2 points on old crop positions. foreign buying favored by unsettled foreign market sentiment and renewed attention to export subsidies in Washington. Shipments awaiting clearance totaled 82,000 bales, down from 112,000 a year ago.
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Time standardization adopted at 1884 Washington conference
The text notes that standard time was adopted at an international conference in Washington in 1884, marking an end to chaotic time computations that varied by country.
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