Cotton futures steady ahead of crop estimate in New Orleans
In New Orleans on Aug 7 traders held prices steady as they waited for tomorrow's government crop estimate. Cotton futures closed 3 to 5 points higher with gains across several months. Spot market also quiet with middling prices up modestly.
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New Orleans
New York
Commodity and livestock market roundup across New Orleans Chicago and New York
The report lists mixed commodity prices and livestock quotes. Cottonseed oil, hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep show varied bids and steady to lower trends. sugar futures in New York edge down after early gains. poultry and eggs in Chicago fluctuate with wholesale price shifts across hen broilers and turkeys.
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Stearty
Crammun
Texas
River Stages Set by Millionaire Income Peak in 1929
The all time high for millionaires was reached in 1929 with 513 individuals earning a million dollars or more in the nation.
Wheat and potato markets slide amid light trade note
Wheat prices fall up to 7-8 cents a bushel in Chicago with lower Liverpool and Winnipeg markets. USDA reports mixed potato shipments and prices for Bliss Triumphs and various regional varieties, with demand fair to moderate and supplies moderate to tight.
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Missour Cobbiers
U. S&s
Minnesota
Butter And Eggs Market Report Chicago Aug 7
Butter prices show weakness with creamery grades at 24 to 24 1-2 cents. Eggs steady with fresh graded extra firsts local cars at 18 and firsts local at 11 1-2 cents. Current receipts 14 storage packed firsts 16 1-4 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Farm prices propped by new loan program plan
Washington officials announced continued government support for farm prices through loans backed by the Commodity Credit Corporation. Congress approved about 250 million dollars to fund loans for surplus wheat corn cotton wool dairy and other crops, with rates above market to lift prices. Loans cover stored grains and will total about 550 million in cotton investments while corn and wheat loans run about 100 million each. Farmers may repay with crops or surrender stored stock when loans mature.
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Administration
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Midwest
Leche and associates indicted in oil and tax schemes
Federal grand jury handed down a multi count indictment involving Leche Weiss and LeSage in a hot oil and income tax conspiracy. The case covers pipeline construction from Rodessa to Longview, refinery deals, and a large illicit oil sale with millions in commissions and profits.
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New Orleans
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Pelican Oil and Gasoline Company
Ine, Leche, Weiss, Burford
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Robert §. Maestri
Conservation
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Towit
United States
Martin Winfrey
Sexton Heirs
Pelican Company
Abe Shushan
Bienville
J. A. Shaw
Minerals
Department of Conservation
Leche, Weiss and Burford
Roosevelt Hotel
Fast Texas Pipeline Company
Longview
Tex
Tidewater Associated Oil Company
Sexton
Ferriday to award contract for new federal building
Ferriday Louisiana officials expect the contract for the new federal building and post office to be awarded on August 22. The site is purchased and work will start promptly after the contract. Mayor EF Vogt announced the plan.
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Parole Application Notice Filed by Charles in Louisiana
This notice states that Charles will apply for parole at the next meeting of the State Board of Pardons in Louisiana, with the board meeting scheduled for September 1939. The notice is dated Monroe and carries dates July 28 and August 7, 1939.
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Board of Pardons of
State of Louisiana
Monroe
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