Market Report Highlights Mixed Activity Across Sectors
New York stocks showed little movement as both buyers and sellers retreated amid subdued activity. Across commodities and livestock, prices fluctuated with modest gains in select blue chips like Standard Oil NJ and General Electric, while grain futures recovered from early losses but failed to advance beyond the prior close.
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Norfolk.& Western
Barber Asphalt
Curdahy
Youngstown Sheet
Standard Oil
General Electric
du Pont
Consolidated Edison
Podyear
United Aircraft
New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Mixed on Sept Market
New Orleans cotton futures closed steady to 15 cents lower as prices for October and other contracts swung modestly. Spot cotton ended steady with a bale drop, while sales reached 1,767 and lint values showed a range across low middling to good middling grades. Receipts stood at 8,262 with stock levels around 214,580 bales. A note on Hooked ups links to a Swedish and Scottish textile seller.
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New York
New Orleans
Gotton
Sept
British Troops Surround Village in Palestine Search
British soldiers search a South Yam village near Haifa, climbing roofs and sweeping yard after a dybamiling attack on three oil pipelines at a large Haifa refinery. The 150 residents are confined behind barbed wire as troops conduct house to house checks for Jewish extremists.
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South Yam
Palestine
Haifa
Baylor Bears Face Deep Talent Pool For 1946 Season
Baylor builds depth with a mix of prewar lettermen, 1945 seniors, and promising freshmen led by Kit Star, George Sims, and Rupert Wright. Coach Kimbrough notes strong guards and ends, uncertain tackles, and key returns at quarterback and backfield as the Bears pursue a powerful but experienced lineup for Southwest Conference play.
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Isa
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Bae
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Alibi Murski
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Bill Stephens
Rupert Wright
Houston
Donald Mouser
Vernon
Kimbrough
Richard
Bull" Johnson
Sar
Wenzell Gandy
Tom Johnson
Gordon Hoiton
James Erwin
Aubrey Salley
Bob Whitley
Jasker Flannkin
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Barney Harn
Temple High
Clarence McGaw
Bobby Henderson
Bill Craven
James Griffin
Bentley Jones
Darrell Hogan
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Jetterman
Ollie Jack of
Len McCormick
Wayne Franks
Buddy Tinsley
Jack Price
Ast
Bobby Griffin
Ullback
Bob Burke
Preyee
Ben Jean Sheats
Dallas
Moerett Hicks
Denison
Billy Kimbrough
George Harcourt
Jerry Mangum
Antonio
Beh Hall
Kaufman
Stonie Cotten
Louiseal
Ray Comer
Jim White
Billy’ Joe Norri
Hale Johnston
Hull
J.B. Mahler
H. E. Lagrone
Temple
Hall
Johnny Eal
Texas Christian University
Vile
Kit
George’ Sims
Tetterman
Louis Gajdacek
D Cooper
Mountain Lake Fire Rules Spectators After Fire Fest
Mountain Lake Minnesota residents enjoy a large blaze and firefighters protest to the village council that onlookers hinder their work. The council orders spectators to stay at least one block away or face fines, enforcing public safety at fires.
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Mountain Lake
Minn
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