New York Cotton Finishes Higher on Mixed Factors
New York cotton futures closed higher after a week of fluctuating trade with gains from 2.10 to 2.95 a bale. December 1957 contract rose 3.80 as short covering supported prices amid expectations on government crop forecasts and potential 1958 price controls. A Census Bureau ginnings report showed 74 percent of the crop ginned by Dec 1, the smallest on record, fueling doubts about reaching the government forecast of 11,010,000 bales.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Bng
Census Bureau
Untitled course listing fragment
A fragmented schedule lists courses across mathematics physics chemistry languages and accounting. It mentions intermediate mechanics elementary Spanish French German and engineering previews with varying instructors and percentages.
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Wea
Feeuk
Teats Joneery
nee _ Peery
Bintan
Market Decline Amid Industrial News Weakened Week
New York stock leaders fell as steel and auto sectors slid. U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Jones & Laughlin and Youngstown Sheet led steel losses while General Motors Ford Chrysler and Studebaker-Packard also declined. Railroads hit year lows before a late Thursday rally lifted some losses.
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New York
Associated Press
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem, Republic
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Studebaker-Packard
Wall Street
Thema
Atlanta Cotton Prices Rise on Moderate Week Advance
Spot cotton gains continued with middling 1 inch at 34.97 cents per pound, the highest since July 1956, as weekly purchases reach 632,700 bales. CCC sold 361,000 bales on December 3, with total season entries at 1,262,500 bales. exports seen at 1,785,000 bales through Dec 10.
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Atlanta
Agricultural Marketing Service
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Markets report with agricultural price quotes and livestock
Cotton inch middling 4.30 cents. Decatur loan 32.79. Copenered 25.00 ton. Grade A 6.33 per hundred. Milk 3.20 per hundred for four percent. Wheat 1.60. No 2 Yellow Ear Corn 1.24. No 2 Yellow Shelled 1.30. No 2 White Ear 1.40. No 2 White Shelled 1.46. Mixed Ear 1.14. Mixed Shelled 1.20. No 1 ae 2.28. No 2 Oats 2. Sane per 100. Milling Wheat 2.00. Poultry prices vary by stage. Pulpwood 12.50 per cord. Southern hard wood A J 65.00 MBF. No 1 45.00 MBF. No 2 35.00 MBF. Cattle 25 head not enough for price test. Calves 25 head not enough. Hogs 200 head 18.50-18.75 for 190-240 lb barrows and gilts. sows 14.00-15.00 for 300-600 lb.
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Decatur
U. S
Livestock Sales Top $56,000 Here at Valley Stockyard
Last Thursday at the Valley Stockyard the sales totaled 56 189.26 with 675 head sold. Henry Lowery topped real calf at 230 pounds for 33.50 to Pearl Packing Co. Braley and Hamilton sold stock calves at 24 cents. Top slaughter calf weighed 530 pounds 23.50 to Armour. Top feeder steer 700 pounds 22.90. Top slaughter bull 1410 pounds 18.20 to Florence Packing Co.
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Henry Lowery
Pearl’ Packing Co
William Jenkins
W. E. Pritchett
P. C. Pickens
Silas
Daniel
George Braley, Jr
Braley
Allen Hamilton
W. H. Smith
Armour
Roy Campbell
Burl Hardwick
Florence Packing Co
Dewey Houser
Walter Cagle
Huntsville Center Plans Winter Term
The University of Alabama Huntsville Center begins the Winter term on January 2 with sixty nine classes offered, the largest curriculum ever available in one semester. Efforts have been made to schedule a broad range of courses.
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Huntsville Center
University of Alabama, Huntsville Center
Butler High School
West Clinton St
Market Bulls and Hogs Report
Bulls sold for 18 dollars and top hogs at Decatur Market brought 18.50. The note records livestock prices at a local market with bulls and hogs specified.
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Decatur Market
Arctic tern and long railway platforms noted
The article notes the Arctic tern migrates 11 000 miles between Arctic and Antarctic nesting grounds. It also mentions seven railway platforms longer than 2000 feet, with five located in India.
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Arctic
Antarctic
India
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