Market Quotions New York May 14 Labor Tension Eases
Market news notes a softer labor tension lifting stock activity with gains in steel and related issues. Jones and Kim strike tentative settlement spurred a brisk rally, while investors expect broader unionization across independents, causing caution amid overall mixed bonds and stronger grains.
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New York
Steen
Jones & Kim
Wall Street
U. S, Steel
Bethlehem
Vanadum
National Steel
American Rolling Mill
Republic
Chrysler
Yellow Truck
Briggs Mfg
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Southern Railway
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
U. S. Rubber
Goodyear
Goodrich
Montgomery Ward
Deere
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
Western Union
Seaboard Oid
Loews
Paramount
Celanese
General Foods
American Tobacco
Skelly Oil
Barnsdale, du Pont
American Can
American Telephone
Cotton futures close barely steady in New Orleans
Cotton futures in New Orleans on May 14 closed with slight gains as May 12.54, July 12.58, October 12.50, December 12.60, January 12.62, and March 12.64 held near the prior levels. May option expired at noon.
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New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Market Report May 14 Prices and Futures
Liverpool cotton trading showed 14 000 bases with 200 American bales spot in limited demand. Quotations declined 11 points with American, strict middling 7.97 and 7.37 for other grades, middling 7.12, low middling 6.37, and good ordinary 5.47. Futures closed steady with May at 7.00 and July at 7.03.
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Liverpool
Potatoes Prices and Stocks Across Regions May 14
United States Department of Agriculture notes slow demand for Idaho Russet Burbanks with prices 2.50 to 2.85 per cwt for No 1 and 2 50 a few layers higher. Louisiana Bliss Triumphs shows No 1 at 2.35 to 2.85 with No 2 scarce. Florida Spaulding Rose and California White Rose list mixed No 2 and No 1 values amid moderate to weak demand and supplies.
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Chicago
U. 8
Idaho
Burbanks
New York
Louisiana Bliss
Alabama Bliss Triumphs
Florida Spaulding Rose U
California
White Rose U
Chicago Butter Markets Report Prices Steady on Creamery Specials
Chicago markets show butter at 15 520 steady with creamery specials 98 score 31 31 1 2, extras 92 30 1 2, firsts 89 1 2 27 1 2 28 and standards 90 centralized carrots 29 Exes 42 763 steady prices unchanged showing granular price tiers and index values for supply segments.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Prices Reported with Wide Range
Chicago markets list poultry and egg items with varied weights and prices for live stock on May 14. Hens, fryers, and roosters across breeds such as leghorn, Plymouth Rock, and white rock show mixed figures from 11 to 28 cents per pound. Turkeys, ducks, and geese prices appear alongside, with multiple weight classes noted.
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Chicago
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
Springs
Live Market Summary for Hogs Cattle and Sheep in Chicago
U S Department of Agriculture report shows hogs around 25 higher than Thursday with top 11.00 and bulk 200 to 300 lb at 10.75 to 9.95, packing sows 15 to 25 higher. Cattle and calves about 1,500 and 500 respectively with best 1202 lb at 12.25, light weights 8.50 to 10.60, vealers 8.00 to 9.00. Sheep and fat lambs active with spots 25 higher and improved quality noted.
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Chicago
U. S
Dept
Hog Show To Be Held Soon By Morgan County 4H Club
Members of the Negro 4H Boys Clubs of Morgan county will gather at Decatur on May 27 to stage a hog show bringing hogs to exhibit. T W Bridges county negro farm agent leads preparations with help from the Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee. Prizes will be awarded for top stock and hogs may be sold on the Decatur market with further announcements to follow.
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Morgan County
Decatur
T. W. Bridges
Agricultural Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Gore's case ruling contested by Judge Moorman
The judge criticized the restraining order in a continued page discussion. He stated the bill fails to present a case for judicial decisions and urged dismissal, differing from the majority ruling that the restrainer should remain.
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Moorman
TVA injunction dissolved signals power policy advance
Representative Rankin of Mississippi hailed the Sixth Circuit ruling dissolving the injunction against the Tennessee Valley Authority as a death blow to power trust efforts. He said TVA can proceed with transmission lines to distribute surplus power and electrify farms within 300 miles of Norris Wheeler and Wilson Dams.
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Washington
Rankin
Miss
Sixth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tennessee Valley Authority
Power Trust
TVA
Sam Cross Returns From Reunion in Memphis
Sam Cross visited Memphis for a family reunion at his sister Mrs. C. D. Schneider’s home in Memphis. It was the first gathering of Mrs. Schneider’s siblings in 80 years with sisters Mrs. Burt Dodd, Mrs. Kate Walker, and Mrs. Homer Allen among those present, along with brothers Newell and Matt Cross. The group toured the Cotton Carnival during their stay.
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Sam Cross
Memphis
C. D. Schneider
Chelsea
Schneider
Burt Dodd
Kate Walker
Maranna
Ark
Mia
N. P. Walker
Milledgeville
Homer Allen
Tullahoma
Tenn
Decatur
Newell
Matt Cross
Market Report On Sheep Prices And Weights
The sale notes lambs reaching up to 25 pounds with prices around 13.50, with overall sheep steady. Good to choice wooled lambs sold 12.25 to 12.40, top clipped lambs about 11.25, bulk shorn ewes range 5.50 and down, and lighter weights around 5.29.
Decatur Items And Court Notes From The Daily
Miss Flora Campbell of Tuskegee visits Misses Mabel and Mae Davis at 812 Line Street. Five were tried in police court on charges including drunkenness disorderly conduct fighting and petty larceny. Mr and Mrs Rice and Charles Rice plan a Louisville weekend with the L N Railroad. Marshall Haynes travels back to Birmingham after business in Decatur and Huntsville. South Limestone cotton gains promise as farmers report strong conditions.
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Flora Campbell
Tuskegee
Mabel and
Mae Davis
Line Street
Marshall Haynes
L. & N Railroad Company
Birmingham
Decatur
Huntsville
Fred and Ginger in a Princess film engagement
Screen legends Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers headline Shall We Dance at the Princess for Sunday Monday and Tuesday shows. The article notes rain in Decatur area and lists local residents and notices, including marriages, illnesses, and community events.
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Fred
Ginger
Astaire
Rogers
Father Divine Is Held Not Guilty
In Harlem in New York City Magistrate Leonard McGee dismissed felonious assault charges against Father Divine after witnesses failed to identify assailants in a stabbing melee. Harry B. Green of Weekhawken New Jersey was hospitalized with serious stab wounds amid tumultuous shouts by Divine followers.
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Father Divine
God
Harlem
Heaven
Upper Manhattan
Leonard McGee
Harry B. Green
Weekhawken
N. J
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Henry R. Davis
Decatur Iron and Steel Co
van Pelt
Gaylesville
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Baugh
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Sterchi
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Gilbert Johnson
Somerville Route 4
John McCutcheon
Union Hill
Morgan County Revenue Board
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Madison
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Robert L. Sandlin
Athens Route 1
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Athens
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Elkmont
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Fayetteville, Tenn
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Little Janie Teague
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Grant Street
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R. F. Cooney
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Edward Wanderwerker
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Chevrolet Co
Courtland—Harris
Pippen Sanderson & Wells
J. T. Munn
Whiteside
A. W. Stewart
Homer T. Summerford
Hartselle
Smith & Summerford
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Chevrolet Co Coffee Service Station
Tanner
E. L. Stewart
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R. S. Ferguson
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