Cotton, Sugar, and Stocks Market Review From New York and New Orleans
Cotton futures and spot prices showed modest moves with December near 16.90 to 16.97 in New Orleans and futures steady to slightly lower in New York. Raw sugar held at 5.10 to 5.15 with near term demand steady. Wall Street stocks faced broad declines led by International Combustion and Fox Film as traders feared tax losses and holiday weakness. overall market closed weak with around 2,900 shares traded.
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New York
Philippines
Wall
Stanley WL Prenosil
Associated Pres Financial
International Combustion
Fox
International Combustion Commion
RR. H. Macy
Sears Roebuck
Arnold Constable
Gimbel Bros
Kolster
Zenith Radios
Fairbanks Morse
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Continental
Bank of England
U.S. Steel
Johns Manville
Standard Gas & Electric
Simmons
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
General Eelectric
Columbian Carrier
Fox Film
International Combustion Engineering
Inheritance Plot Twists at Yew Lodge Ends in Tears
Peggy Prescott learns her late uncle’s will may be flawed as a forged fortune and a safe deposit box hold clues. Chase arranges a cautious plan with lawyer Blair while Obadiah Evans delivers milk and shifts fortunes. The Lord’s line echoes as Peggy confronts loss and awaits the next chapter.
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Peesoe
Sieur Stanton
Peggy
Ee Beale
Julia Oeake
Standon
Jamieson Stucle
Herbert St-A
Peongy
Philander Chase
Prescott
Haris
Mitaa
Gesvantée. Trust Company
New York
Pegey
Prescnt
Chase
Emele
Beales
Heaney
Poli O
Miss Prescott
HitchensShe
Long Aresth
Pinkerton
Hank
Jane
Jamieson Silk Clair
Yew Lodge
Sinclair
EB. H. Blair
Juta
Mr. Evans
Obadiah
Phelps
Stone Tower
Gosien
Aquila
Debby
Stone
Mohawk Pass
Obadieh
Evans
Ande
Obada
D. Appleton & Co
Chicago Livestock Prices Rise on Strong Holiday Demand
Chicago cattle hog and sheep prices rise with higher receipts. Hog numbers reach 30 000 with direct sales 5 000. top hogs 140-170 pounds at 9.85 to 10.00. Cattle receipts 4 000 calves 2 000. steers 1300-1500 pounds 12.50 to 15.25. Sheep 7 000 with lambs 13.40 for light, 12.50-13.60 for good, 11.00-12.50 for medium.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
New York Coffee Futures Mixed in Late Trading
Trading in New York coffee futures closed with irregular activity. Rio spot largely steady with limited demand. futures for December seven point seven ten and calendar spread dates near July seven point one zero.
New York Sugar Futures Close Steady
New York sugar futures closed steady with approximate sales of 27,300 tons. Prices listed Dec 183, Jan 190, Mar 201, May 209, July 215, Sept 220.
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New York
Exchange rates report shows mixed international demand
New York markets note irregular foreign exchange activity on December 19. Great Britain currencies quoted at 4.87% demand and 4.8814 for cables, 60 day bills on banks at 4.835. France demands 3.93% with cables at 3.94.
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New York
Great Britain
France
New Orleans Cottonseed Oil Prices Mixed On Dec 19
New Orleans market closes steady with prime summer yellow at 7.75 and prime crude 7.00 to 7.25. Futures show January 7.92, February 8.00, March 8.10, April 8.11, May 8.20, June 8.27, July 8.35, and December 7.90.
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New Orleans
Chicago Butter Chicago December market report
Butter held steady with receipts of 4645 tubs while eggs remained steady on arrivals of 1276 cases. Extra firsts brought 50 to 53 cents, graded firsts 46 to 48, ordinary firsts 38 to 43, refrigerator extras 38 to 44, and refrigerator firsts 37 to 44 cents.
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Chicago
Cottonseed futures hold steady with modest sales
Memphis Tennessee reports cottonseed futures closing steady with Dec 37.75, Jan 38.50, Mar 39.40, May 39.60 and July 39.75. Sales reach 200 tons. Cottonseed meal futures also steady with Dec 37.00, Jan 37.00, Mar 37.00, May 37.05, July 37.05 and 1,000 tons sold.
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Memphis Cottonseed
Memphis
Tenn
Liverpool spot cotton prices rise on steady demand
Liverpool spot cotton advanced with American grades leading gains. Prices for American strict good middling to strict good ordinary climbed from 10.26 to 8.46, with 4,000 bales sold, 3,200 of them American. Receipts matched sales at 4,000 bales. Futures closed quiet and steady with Dec 9.06, Jan 9.11, Mar 9.22, May 9.32, Jul 9.28, Oct 9.36.
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Liverpool
U.P
Amercan
Birmingham Fruits Price List Readable Items
A Birmingham dateline item lists fruit and produce prices including apples at various per barrel and box rates, oranges and grapefruits from Florida, lemons imported, butter and eggs from Tennessee and Missouri, with prices per pound or box and notes on fancy grades.
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Birmingham
Ala
York
Chicago cash grains prompt at the market
Chicago cash grains report lists Wheat No. 3 yellow hard at 1.20, No. 2 northern spring 1.17 1/4. Corn No. 5 mixed 8 1/4, No. 4 white 8 3/4. Oats No. 2 white 4 1/2, No. 3 white 4 1/2 to 4 1/2. Rye no sales. Clover seed 10.56 to 15.00.
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Chicago
Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady on New York Market
In New York on December 19, cottonseed oil closed steady with prime summer yellow at 8.60 to 8.85 and prime crude at 7.00 to 7.25. Futures listed January 8.71 February 8.35 March 9.01 April 9.02 May 9.20 June 9.20 July 9.37 and December 8.60 with 900 sales.
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New York
Butter and Cheese Trade Report From New York
New York butter receipts 11 219 pounds with creamer higher than extra and various scores. Cheese receipts 141 776 pounds with steady movement. Market notes reflect price levels and product classifications for dairy goods in New York trading.
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New York
Grain prices in St. Louis futures report
UPI reported cash grain prices in St. Louis on December 19. Wheat No. 4 red winter 1.25, No. 1 hard 1.25. Corn No. 4 mixed 87, No. 2 yellow 94, No. 4 white 90. Oats No. 3 white 4672, No. 2 mixed kl.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Wheat futures slump on anticipation of crop data
Chicago grain letters report wheat prices falling late as traders weigh expected official crop data on winter wheat and rye. Storm disruption and cautious trading kept activity low with wheat closing near the day’s lows, down about 24 cents, corn off roughly 4 to 5 cents, and provisions mixed.
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Chicago
John P. Boughan
Associated Press
United
Ryo
Crippiitat
Call money rates in New York report
Call money in New York on December 19 shows steady rates around 4 4 4 percent for one day loans and 90 day loans at 4 5 percent. Commercial paper issuance continues with quoted rates near 6 4 3 3 and bank discount notes around 4 0 0 to 4 9 0 days to maturity, with several lines in the 4 to 6 percent range for 4 month and 6 month maturities.
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Call Money
New York
Prima Commercial Paper
Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans
In New Orleans in December 1949 cotton futures opened steady with January at 16.92, March 17.24, May 17.45, July 17.62 bid, October 17.68 bid, and December 16.87 bid.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures open steady in New York at solid levels
New York December 19. Cotton futures opened steady with December at 16.97 cents per pound, January 16.99, March 17.29, May 17.52, July 17.72 and October 17.70 as early bids.
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P.C
New York
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