The largest commodity moved is grain, from farms on Canada's prairies and in the American Midwest, shipped through the seaway at considerable savings.
'It is undoubtedly true * * * that trade and commerce are 'monopolized' within the meaning of the federal statute, when, as a result of efforts to that end, such power is obtained that a few persons acting together can control the prices of a commodity moving in interstate commerce.
Oil and other commodities moved higher, too, including gold, which is often bought by investors seeking to flee risk.
"On days when you get a little bit more conviction about the economic recovery, stocks and commodities move up.
But the next 40 years of cars as commodities moved American vehicular color tastes into a rainbow of bland.
Apart from bulk commodities moved by rail, road transport accommodates most freight movements to and from Canberra as well as personal travel by bus and car.
Most if not all had a like effect in restricting shipments and raising or maintaining prices of agricultural commodities moving in interstate commerce.
Mr. Lafley said that the company was not lowering prices at this time, but would do so if commodities moved down in a meaningful way.
Acting under this legislation the Secretary of Agriculture has established a large number of market stabilization programs for agricultural commodities moving in interstate commerce in various parts of the country, including seven affecting California crops.
