New Orleans Cotton Falls Then Rises On Market News
Cotton trading in New Orleans opened with a sharp drop to season lows on realizations and weak foreign cables, then rebounded on a firmer stock market and favorable textile news. January rose to about 16.97, closing near 16.95, with the day ending higher for most contracts. Liverpool slight changes followed the U S market gains as the Farm Board reportedly bought wheat above market.
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New Orleans
Cotton Exchange
Farm Loan Board
Liverpool
Convertible Surges Highlight Bond Market Action
Foreign securities and a few convertibles led the bond market gains on Friday. Argentine 6s advanced and narrowed weekly losses as French Republic 7s hit a new high, German 7s stayed firm on credit news, while American Telephone 4 3 4s and International Telephone 4 4 8s rose. First grade rails held steady and tax loss selling weighed on low priced industrials amid limited government bond activity.
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John L. Cooley
Associated Press
New York
International Telephone
United States
Treasuries
Daily Cotton Table Port Movement New Orleans and Interior
The report lists mid prices receipts exports sales and stock across ports New Orleans Galveston Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Baltimore New York Boston Houston and Corpus Christi with totals for today week and season. Interior figures cover Memphis Augusta St Louis Fort Worth Little Rock Atlanta and Dallas including receipts shipments and stock totals.
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Mid
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Houston
Corpus Christi
Memphis
Augusta
St. Louis
Fort Worth
Little Rock
Atlanta
Mic
Dallas
Cottonseed oil futures hold steady in New Orleans
In New Orleans on December 21 the cottonseed oil market showed steadiness despite lower lard. Prices for prime summer yellow oil closed at 7.75 cents and prime crude at 6.87 to 7.00 cents with a steady futures board: December 7.78, January 7.80, March 8.03, May 8.0, July 8.25.
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N. O
New Orleans
Substantial Rally In Stock Prices
Substantial rally on the stock market followed the Interstate Commerce Commission rail consolidation plan. Leading carrier stocks rose 2 to 4 points amid moderate activity, with total shares traded about 1,729,000. Gold exports and bank credit conditions hint at year end firmness but slower money easing ahead. Merchandising stocks gained 2 to 5 points while a few names slipped to year lows.
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Claude A. Jagger
New York
Intestate Commerce Commission
Wall Street
Olympic
Abraham & Straus
Macy
American Tobacco B
American Water Works
Chesapeake and Ohio
Continental Baking A
du Pont, Katy
New Yok Central
Nickel Plate
New Haven
Simmons
Underwood Elliott
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
U. S. Freight
Union Pacific
Wabash
Curtiss Wright
Spa Oil
International
Cotton Futures Rise On Week End Covering and Buying
The New York cotton market climbed on weekend covering and trade buying. January contracts rose to 17.02, closing at 17.01 as the market firmed with small offerings and a cheerier stock and grains outlook. December edged up to 16.82, March to 17.33, and May to 17.58 amid active month switching and absorption of initial selling.
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New York
Liverpool
Stock Market Averages Reported For Today
Stock market averages show 50 Ind at 163.0, 20Rail at 195.0 and 20Ind around 129.5 with prior day data and week ago figures also listed. Trading volume noted as 1,729,00 shares with revisions indicated.
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Ind
Cotton goods market muted after minor price bumps
In New York on December 21, several firms raised prices for printed cloth by four tenths of a cent per yard, yet no sales occurred at the higher level. Raw and finished silk trading was quiet, burlaps held steady, and wool goods showed little activity in first hands.
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New York
Cottonseed Oil Prices Do Not Move Much In New York
In New York on December 21 cottonseed oil trading was dull with little change. Sales reached 3,700 barrels as prices hovered around steady levels with various futures and spot quotes listed from Prime crude to July contracts.
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New York
Five is the Sacred Number of the Moors
The claim states the number five holds sacred status in Moorish belief, linking numerology to cultural or religious practice within the Moor community. No additional context or sources are provided.
New York Stocks Closing Report from Morning to Market Close
A historical stock roundup shows various firms including Anaconda Armour Coca Cola General Motors Gillette Phillip Morris Westinghouse and others with mixed moves. Notable tickers such as NY Central Penn RR and Studebaker display price changes and volume figures, with overall market activity highlighted by a total sales figure of 1 729 000 shares.
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Beth Steel
Cannon Mills
Cabsa
Céowss Davidson Chem
Drags Inc
Coe
Cacens
Dagues
Waeen
el Pow & Lo
Gen Motors
Gillette
Houston
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Seer
Uae
MK & T
Monty Ward
Ees
Nash
NYNH
Heee
Otk
Ee Wits
Pan Am Pet B
Packar
Penn
Lasky Ae
Phillip Morris
Phillips
Pullman New
Radio
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Simmons Co
Eelees
Sinclair Con OM
Sou Dairies
BOW
PSG
BOM
Sane Om
Wee
Ees Studebaker
Texas Corp
Bea
Sigus Va Car Chem
Ward Baking
West
Ee West UN
Em Ox Willys
Woolworth
Wee Eeuaw
Bond price list shows varied 1960s issues and yields
A historical bond table lists New York and several corporate issues with their 68 to 1957 5s to 6s prices and yields. The compilation includes Am Sugar, Tel & Tel, Bethlehem Steel, C&O, Westinghouse, Goodyear, Midvale Steel, Pan Am, Am Pet & Tr Gs, and Southern Pacific among others with quoted percentages and maturity notes.
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SO Chet Corp
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Csgnenacienness Oe
MK & T Adj
Pas Gen
Tex and
Sony West Bell Tel
Uss Rubber
Virginian Ry
West Electa
Eeevres
West Md
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Eeveuwe
Crip Tie
Csickeuse
Tesco Ame Oe
Chile Corp
Wee OB Cons Gas
Dodge Bros Deb
Eric Befg
Imp
PWC
Saresee Se
Goodyear T
Gt. Nor
A. Fees
Hud & Man, Adj Inc
T.ceiers
Int & Gt
Nor Adj Gispre
Mere Mar Sf
Midvale Steel
Nor Pac
Bo. Js
Pan Am Pet & Tr Gs
Wheat Soars With Orders Of Co-ops
In Chicago the wheat market rose as the Farmers National Grain Corporation announced buy orders to lift prices above prevailing quotes. Speculators and foreign buyers rushed in, acquiring about 2,000,000 bushels for shipment, while corn and oats edged higher and provisions held steady or dipped slightly.
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John P. Boughran
Associated Press
Chicago
Farmers National Grain Corporation
North America
Bond Market Averages and Nevada Population Note
The report lists bond averages for rail, utilities and industrials with changes from Friday to Saturday and notes a combined average at 94.88 for the month and 94.91 year over year. It also reports total bond sales at 6.46 million dollars and adds a line about Nevada being the sixth largest state by area but least populous.
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Nevada
New York Building and Engineering Spending Sets Record
New York state November total of 152 982 300 for new building and engineering work, the highest monthly total on record per F W Dodge. October was 80 662 900 and November 1928 was 113 307 000. Lanston Monotype raises common stock annual dividend from 6 to 7, with 1 75 quarterly dividend payable February 28 and a 25 cent extra dividend per share for stock of record February 18.
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New York
New York State
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Lanston Monotype Company
Chicago cattle and hog markets mixed as receipts rise
Cattle receipts reached 1 000 with higher prices for choice and prime fed steers and weighters. hogs at 17 000 receipts steady near yesterday's close with tops at 9.40 for heavy butchers. Sheep and lambs show mixed moves as fat lambs ease and ewes firm.
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U. S
Dept. of Agric
Christmas Trees Tagged To Bar Waste In Cutting
In Fort Collins Colorado red and yellow tags marked trees to show they were cut under the supervision of the United States forest service or the state forester. W J Morrill head of the Colorado Agricultural College forestry department says tagging helps curb indiscriminate cutting harming forests.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado
United States Forest Service
State Forester's Office
W. J. Morrill
Forestry Department of
Colorado Agricultural College
Forest Replanting Underway Across National Forests
Parson s West Virginia reports a program to plant over two million young trees to replace those cut in a regional mill decades ago. New saplings will fill national forests in Pennsylvania Tennessee Virginia and the Carolinas. About one thousand acres will be replanted in the Allegheny and Monongahela forests.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Carolina
Alleghany
Monongahela
Pirates Modernized Loot Greek Ship Near Constanza Port
Reported looting by pirates near Constanza on the Blue Sea. The raiders used modern tech including an airplane scout, and manned ashore with up-to-date naval conveniences.
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Athens
Constanza
Blue Sea
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