Cotton futures close steady with modest declines
New Orleans cotton markets opened steady with gains of 8 to 9 points in first trades. July and October futures slipped but rallied later as market activity paused. a sheriff sale of seized upholstering goods was announced in Monroe, Louisiana, under writ of execution.
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Liverpool
New York
Cotton futures inch higher on steady start
New York cotton futures opened steady with May 23.85, July 24.26, October 24.00, December 24.21 and January 23.91. Prices show a slight net decline from previous levels amid a 7 to 22 point move.
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New York
Liverpool Cotton Quiet Market With American Sales Ration
Liverpool on April 28 reports a quiet cotton market with grades from strictly good middling to good ordinary listed. Sales reach 5 000 bales including 3 800 American. receipts 4 000 bales including 2 000 American. Futures close steady with April to March around 12.78 to 13.01.
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Laverpool
Chicago Hog and Cattle Receipts Report
Chicago market report shows hog receipts 22 000 with varying weights and prices from 11.70 to 11.90 for 160 to 340 pounds, packing sows 10.60 to 10.85, strong slaughter pigs 11.00 to 11.35. Cattle receipts 16 000 with light heifers at 10.50 and vealers 10.50. Sheep and lambs 13 000 with fat lambs 16.75 to 15.85, Navajos 15.25, 97 pound wethers 9.10, weighty ewes 8.00.
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Chicago
Wheat Gains on Strong Rye and Wheat Purchases in Chicago
Wheat rose early on reports of sizable rye purchases for Germany and wheat for Great Britain. May contracts showed small deliveries on Chicago grade stock, with under 350000 bushels available. Corn and oats followed higher as supply tightened, while provisions remained easy due to muted demand.
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Germany
Great Britain
Chicago
Ouachita Sheriff Sale Auctions Household Goods in Monroe
In Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court Monroe Louisiana the sheriff will sell on May 2 1925 at the court house front door items seized under a writ of fi fa including an electric motor belts pulleys scales tearing and dusting machine a fire extinguisher feather beds mattresses a sewing machine typewriter desk flax thread and upholstery tape plus other listed articles.
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State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
BE. G. Calvert
L. W. Gresham
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Union
Weston House
Singer
Remington
Public sale notices from Ouachita National Bank and others
The Ouachita National Bank of Monroe announces a judicial sale of described land in Ouachita Parish on May 1925 at the Monroe court house with cash terms and appraisement benefit. Nellie R. Bennett et al proceed to a separate sale of Lot One in Swenson’s subdivision at the Monroe court house on May 1925 with cash terms.
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Ouachita National Bank of
Swensons
Killeden Plantation
Ouachita Parish
Louisiana
Monroe
Milton Coverdale
Miss A. Benton Injured in Auto Crash at Night
Miss Amelia Benton and Miss Lucille Platt were injured when their car collided with a larger vehicle driven by Miss Clara Brunson on the Columbia road south of the Louisiana Training Institute. Benton suffered facial and neck lacerations from shattered glass. Platt and Chatham had minor injuries. all were taken to Riverside sanitarium or hospital.
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Amelia Benton
Calypso Street
Lucille Platt
George Chatham
Milner Motor Company
Clara Belle Brunson
Ida Brunson
J C. Liles
Baby
H. A. Lil
Louiana Training Institute
P. and
Chatham
Miss Brunson
Columbia Road
M Brunson
Liles
Francis True
Logtown
Riverside Sanitarium
Bert Thurmond
Miss Benton
Miss Platt
Sheriff’s sale notices from Ouachita Parish court in Monroe
Writ of fieri facias directs seizure of property in Monroe Louisiana. Sheriff to offer for sale on May 23 1925 at the courthouse front door two parcels on Lee Avenue and DeSiard Street with a 1920s Buick and a Ford touring car. Listings include motor numbers and lot sizes. Public sale to highest bidder in legal hours.
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Ouachita National Bank of
Monroe
Midotta
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
Louisiana
McEnery
Lee Avenue
Dick Taylor Street
Fife
Milton Coverdale
Sheriff's Safe
Monroe Automobile and Supply Company
A. Scalia
Court House
Towit
Guinea
DeSiard Street
Locals Report Holmes Wright In Critical Condition
Holmes Wright remains in a precarious state at St Francis sanitarium after a gasoline fire from a tank car at Red Cut on April 19. The report notes his condition has been serious since the accident.
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Ae Holmes Wright
Red Cut
St. Francis Sanitarium
A Few Cents Classified Ads Sell Valuable Property
A small classified ad investment proves profitable as readers list items that fetch thousands of dollars. The ad column highlights how inexpensive placements can attract buyers for valuable property.
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