Stock Markets Hold Cautious Tone In Washington Watch
Wall Street awaits indications on gold and monetary policy as trading stays discreet and uneven. Steel shares rise while tobaccos and metals ease. grains steady, cotton firm. Major movers include U S Steel, Bethlehem and Republic Steel with some declines in Allied Chemical and U S Smelting.
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New York Stock Close Highlights Wide Trade
Stocks listed on the New York Exchange end lower and higher in uneven trading. Major issues include Int Mer Alaska Air Ent and various steel, automotive, and utility shares showing mixed gains and declines as activity shifts through the session.
When Hosts Help Loyal in Holiday Courtship
A column ponders why generous girls who invite boys to Sundays and Saturdays face cold shoulders in return, noting popular, well dressed girls reap invitations while thoughtful hosts feel unappreciated and questioning male response to courtesy.
Teen Girls and Lipstick Rules Stir Debate in Letter to Editor
A letter argues age limits for teen lipstick and rouge, noting a 14 year old peer using cosmetics and suggesting mothers guide daughters. It advocates delaying cosmetic use until at least 16, favors light lip color, pale rouge, and natural looks, and urges naturalness over heavy makeup for young teens. It also hints at parental influence and lifestyle factors affecting appearance choices.
Not to wear makeup to preserve youthful charm
The piece argues against heavy rouge and lipstick for young women. It urges avoiding imitating older relatives and promotes natural beauty. It links fashion to youthful charm and cautions that makeup spoils the effect. Record Want Ads Get Results.
Chicago Grain Prices Evening Summary
Chicago grain and commodity quotes show wheat May 87 3-4, July 86, September 87. Corn May 52 3-4, July 54 3-8, September 55 1-2. Oats May 38 1-4, July 36 3-4, September 35 5-S. Ryb May 61 7-8, July 63 1-2. Lard January 4.85, May 5.22, July 5.65. Bellies January no sales, May 6.35.
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New York Cotton Rises to New Highs on Demand
New York cotton futures closed firmer with most active months up 16 to 24 points. January 10.88, March 10.99 to 11.00, May 11.15 to 11.17, July 11.32, October 11.49 to 11.50, December 11.64. Spot middling firm at 11.25.
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