Cotton Market Recovers Some as October December Futures Rise
New Orleans price trends show steady gains after early hedge selling. October futures climb to 9.64 per pound with December at 9.60 and overall day gains of 13 to 15 points on the nearby contract. Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady with low and good middling ranges around 8.77 to 9.77 as trading volume reached 495 contracts.
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Arket
Liverpool Cabies
Ottober
Der
Montclose
Orleans
Market Report Shows Quiet Trading and Steady Prices
York reports a quiet trading day with light rings and rally steady prices amid moderate demand and trade desk activity. December futures rose to 9.74 after an early drop to 9.52 while afternoon gains reached 13 to 16 points and spot middling held at 9.50.
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York
Liverpool Cotton Prices Dip With Mixed Basis
Cotton bases including 7,300 American bales were quiet with prices 6 points lower. Quoted in pence, American strict good middling 6.04, middling 5.74, low middling 5.44, strict good ordinary 5.04, good ordinary 4.74. Futures steady with Oct through July contracts listed around 5.49 to 5.64.
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Erpool Verpool
Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady in New Orleans Trade
In New Orleans on August 22 prices held steady for prime crude oil and refined grades with August at 4.62 and September at 4.67, while New York futures closed higher with spot around 5.00 to 5.35 for various months and contracts including two switches in sales.
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Orleans
New York
Sugar futures firm as markets rally into last hour
In New York on August 22 sugar futures opened firm on covering and buying by traders, lifting prices across the board. May contracts rose to around 1.63 to 1.67, with September near 1.43 and December at about 1.53. Spot activity strengthened, and overall last hour quotes showed a 3 to 4 cent advance, with heavy volume noted.
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Lazar
Market Rates Reported in Sparse 19th Century Note
The brief note lists daily call rates and ranges for commodities with 60 days to 4 months terms. It records 1 per cent all day and prime paper at 1 1-2 as a reference, reflecting a terse financial snapshot.
New York Stocks Rally Late As Motors Rails Lead
Stocks moved higher in the final half hour on Tuesday led by motor and rail shares with gains to about 2 points. Trading was narrow with about 1.5 million shares changing hands and mixed results among major groups.
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New York
Motors and Rails
Victor Eubank
Staples
Chrysler
General Motors
Nash
Loew’s
du Pont
U. S. Leather
Baltimore & Ohio
National Biscuit
Cudahy Packing
Armour & Co
U. S
National Distillers
Consolidated Gas
Commercial Solvents
General Electric
New York Central
American Can
Westinghouse
American Telephone
Case
Montgomery Ward
U. S. Steel
Liggett & Myers
Motors
J. W. Scoville
Financial
Texas
Washington
Major U S Stocks and Commodities Listings Incomplete
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous American company names with percentages and values, resembling a stock market roundup. The entries include American Sugar American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atlantic Coast Line Allied Chemical Bethlehem Steel Erie Railroad General Electric Chrysler Pullman Reading Sears Shell Standard Oil and United Aircraft among others with various percentages, likely reflecting holdings or performance markers.
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American Tobacco B
Seeceesteerss Bom American Woolen
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Beet Sugar
American Can
American Car & Foundry
American & Foreign Power
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Retini
Atlantic Refining
Auburn Automobile
Scsecceesesss Aviation Corporation
Baltimore
Canadian Pacific
Eveve
Calumet & Hecla
Eece Otto Sesevecesovess
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chisago & Northwestern Corn Products
Curtis Wright
Eeveeeves Douglas Aircraft
SUE Too Sc Cvednecs
Ove du Pont de
General Motors
Sercens
Chrysler Corporation
Columbia Fuel & Iron
Columbia Gas & Electric
Commonwealth Southern
Consolidated Text
Continental Text
Continental Can
Continental Insurance
Continental Motor
Continental Oil Delawa Sereeee
General
Gillette Safety Razor
Goodrich BF
Ceeseee
Graham Paige
Ceeese
Houston’ Ol
Hudson Motor
Timois Central
International Harvester
International Nickel
International Paper A
International Tel & Tel
Kansas City Southern
Long Bell A
Kennecott Copper
Kroger Grocer
Lehigh Pab i
Liggett Myers B
Lorillard P
Louisiana Oi
Louisville & Nashville
Mack Trucks
Rewdge Vc Ace Ste Sevnarcend
Miami Copper
Missouri Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
National Power & Light
Rae
Newport Industrials
Central
Northern Pacific
Phillips Petroleum
Csesesceneeeses
Pullman Company
Radio Corporation
Reading Company
Reynolds Tobacco B
Louis & San Francisco
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union
Socony Vacuum
Southern Pacific Standard Brands
Standard Oil California
Stone & Webster
Ssesees
Texas Corporation
Sseaceveveeees
Pimpkin Roller Bearing
Eseeseeres
Underwood Elliott
Union Carbide
Pevecvenseesetvs
United Aircraft
United States Rubbers
United States Steel
Wabash Railway
Wesson O1
Woolworth
WissesreeveeeeNow Trunk & Cab
Sassevnnes
Markets at a Glance New York and Chicago
Markets at a Glance reports mixed session with stocks firm as motor and rail shares rise while bonds and U S government securities vary. In New York, curb stocks and some specialties gain, foreign exchanges inch higher, and cotton sugar coffee trends noted. Chicago notes wheat firmer on rye strength, corn soft, and livestock fluctuating with cattle down and hogs steady to slightly lower.
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New York
U. S
Chicago
Grain pits in Chicago drift with mixed futures moves
Chicago August grain trading opened with a small drop then narrow fluctuation led by wheat losses of about 1 to 4 cents early. Wheat closed firmer, corn eased, oats and rye rose, while provisions held steady to 15 cents up.
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Chicago
Chicago hog and cattle market report from USDA
Livestock in Chicago shows 20 060 hogs with 4 500 direct sales and cattle at 8 500 head plus 2 000 calves. Hogs mostly steady to 5 lower. weights 170 220 lb to 230 300 lb. Sows 2 90 3 40. Cattle slow. steers 550 999 lb 7 25 5 50. 900 1100 lb 5 50 7 25. sheep 18 000 with lambs 7 25 7 65 and feeders 6 25 7 50.
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Chicago
USDA
Foreign Exchange Rates Report From New York
Foreign exchange is listed as easy with Great Britain at 4.49 3-4 dollars on demand and cables, 60 day bills 4.48 1-2, with France at 5.34 and Italy at 7.20. Other nations show varying demands and cables including Belgium 19.05, Germany 32.45, Holland 55.05, and more, plus Montreal and Toronto rate cross quotes.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Potatoes market report from Chicago and Midwest
Potatoes on track 202 total U S shipments 241 with 50 on hand. Demand and trading slow with liberal supplies. Nebraska cobblers U S No 1 mostly 2 30 to 2 35, Idaho russets 2 50 to 2 60, few 2 65 to 2 70, Wisconsin ungraded 1 75 to 2 00, Minnesota partly graded 1 90 to 2 15.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Nebraska
Idaho
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Poultry Prices Steady Across Live Market in Chicago
Chicago August 22 live poultry market shows steady prices for 39 trucks. Hens average 10 to 11 1 2 cents, leghorns 8, roosters 7, turkeys 8 to 11, spring ducks 7 to 9, old stock 17 to 8, spring geese 9 1 2, old 8, Rock fryers 10 1 2 to 12, colored 10, Rock springs 12 to 13, colored 10 1 2, Leghorns 9 1 2.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Suit Filed Against Interstate Bank Over Trust Funds
Attorneys for Jones county Mississippi sue Interstate Bank and Trust in federal court claiming a $4135.94 check sent February 20 to retire seven Jones county bonds totaling 3500 and 42 coupons 630 was held by the bank which has not released any proceeds. The bank has operated under restricted withdrawals since a banking holiday.
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New Orleans
Jones County
Miss
Federal District Court
Interstate Bank and Trust Company
Commercial Bank of
Laurel
Interstate Bank
Harvey Bailey Identified As Sherman Bank Robber
Harvey Bailey, held in Dallas as a suspect in the Urschel kidnapping, was positively identified as one of five men in the daylight $32,000 Central State Bank robbery at Sherman Texas on April 7 1931 by bank officials and two female employees among 14 vault witnesses. Sheriff J B Davis accompanied them to Dallas. The witnesses declined to give their names. Also noted Scott W Phillips, Civil War veteran from Grants Pass Oregon, recently landed a 30 pound salmon without assistance.
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Dallas
Tex
Harvey Bailey
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Central State Bank
Sherman
Bailey
J. B. Davis
Grayson County
Scott W. Phillips
Grants Pass
Oregon
Bankrupt Sale and School Tax Election Notices in Ouachita Parish
Public notices announce a bankruptcy sale by Trustee W. E. Leigh in Monroe Louisiana for Isaac Nomey assets including stock merchandise accounts and receivables with 20 percent cash, the balance after court approval. Also Ouachita Parish School Board calls a September 14 1933 special election to levy a five mill tax for one year to fund public schools with detailed polling locations and officials listed.
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District Court of the United States
Western District of Louisiana
Monroe
Isaac Nomey
United States District Court
Jonesboro-Austen Highway
Hodge
Parish of
Jackson
State of
Louisiana
Benen
Towit
Old Central Savings Bank
Covington
W. E. Leigh
Ouachita Parish
Ouachita
Perry & Harper's
Fairbanks
R. L. Moore
Howard J. Hunter
G. O. Barr
M. RB. Perry
James W. Standley
D. Y. Smith
Sterlington
Dh. L. Gregg, Jr
Claude Dunham
M. M. Funderburk
Wiles Ross
Burt Thurmond
Ward IV
Lowe’s
J. B. Filhell
N. W. McHenry
W. L. Demoss
J. H. Cordell
R. F. Adams
Ward V
City Hall
W G. Haynes
Paul E. Cowan
A. B. Walters
O. C. Coats
Fred R. Mitchell
Ward
Corner
T. L. Tippitt
R. M. Browning
Louis Hoffpaui
J H. Watkins
Leon L. Wood
Hale's
Sarah Bell
W. O. Downing
M. Rutledge
Masonic Hall
Calhoun
James Lee Heath, Jr
P. K. Wright
Bruce Golson
G S. Manning
Steve Sims
Cadeville
S. M Crowell
H. C. Walters
Wesley A. Kilpatrick
Lee H. Wilder
O. Henry
Parish Road
M. F. Sims
Fred Berry
Douglas Coon
W. L. Bennett
H H H. Roberts
Hendrix's
Magenta’s
A. E. Whiting
George E. Goodman
R. R Martin
L. H. Peevy
R. H. Percy
Renwick
T._O. Brown
Sheriff's Sale People’s Homestead & Savings Association
W. L. Holcomb
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
G. B. Baynes
Northwest
Louisiana Tax Commission
Rulsiana Tax Commission
Lost Collie Puppy in Morningside Seeks Reward
A two month old white collie with brown spots on each ear and tail is missing in Morningside. A reward is offered for its return. Contact phone 1514 J. Also a pair of shell rimmed glasses was lost Sunday on DeSiard Street with a reward offered.
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Ruston
Vienna Street
Dan
Morningside
DeSiard Street
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Virginia
NEW York Stock Exchange
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Jim Walnut
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Anachite Mattress Co
Renk Simms Haid Notary Public News
Star World Office
EN Mansberg
JK Notary Public News
E. E. Kelly Plumbing
Monroe Printing Co
Jack Boyer
Sheriff's Sale
People’s Homestead 4 Savings Association
H. R. Collins
Parish
Alexander
Lee Avenue
Pershing Avenue
Cornwall
Milton Coverdale
Cobb, Care Home Furniture Co
Philcomeandquarters
Monroe Tire Exchange
DeSiard
People's Homestead & Savings Association
Alexsander
Ouachita National Bank
Emanuel G. Sugar
D. A. Breard Jr
Glenmar Street
Seventh Street
Eighth Street
Mtg
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Clark Austin Drug Co
United States
State of la
Monroe News- Star
Milton Coverdulf
State of la. Monroe
Sheriff's
Monroe Building & Loan Association
W. Rumbarger
Quachita
Home Realty & Development Company
F. A. Marshall
South Pirst Street
Lucile Elledge
Ida Elledge
Elledge
W P. Elledor
Rafe Elledge
H. Hill
Itasonus
Care News-Star— World
Caldwell Parish
News-Star—World
Bernhardt
City of
News-Star— World
Louisiana Territory
Bernhardt Building
United Sales and Advertising Co
Reid
Mills Furniture CO
West Monroe
417 Bernhardt
Carolina
Auburn Ring
N. 3Rd St
North Fifth
North Third
A & Bates
Pourth and
Olive
South Grand
South Grand St
Arkansas
M. Hox
Joe Hanna
Louisiana Highway Commission
Baton Rouge
Chamber of the
House of Representatives
State Capitol
Ouachita River
Louisville Avenue
Monroe-Shreveport
Highway Commission
Norckauer
A A. F
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Chevrolet
Walnut St
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