Mills Surfaces as Pragmatic Politician in 1933 Scene
Washington peers assess Ogden Mills after a bruising Hoover era. He shifts to pragmatic tactics, aligns with LaGuardia on many points, and seeks to undercut Tammany influence in New York while courting a broader Republican win. Ohio’s Harry L. Davis win in Cleveland surprises in a year of cross party maneuvering.
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Washington
Ogden L. Mills
Hoover
al Smith
Ogden Mills
Capitol Hill
Mills
LaGuardia
New York
Tammany
New York City
Jim Farley
McKee
Curry
McCooey
Chicago
O'Brien
Multiple Foreclosures and an Administrator Sale Noted in Ouachita Notices
Public notices in Ouachita Parish announce sheriff sales and an administrator sale. Parcels include a Layton addition lot fronting on Texas avenue and various G. B. Haynes subdivisions, with sale dates in late December 1933 and cash terms.
New Orleans Cotton Markets Quiet Ahead of Crop Estimate
In New Orleans on December 6, trading was subdued as traders awaited Friday’s government crop estimate. Futures edged up 1 to 2 points intraday before slipping back, closing near the day’s lows with declines of about 5 to 6 points. March and May contracts ended around 10.05 and 10.18 respectively. exports stood at 33,955 bales. Spot cotton closed steady with low middling at 9.23 and middling at 9.88.
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New Orleans
Cot
Cotton futures dip after southern selling and liquidation
New York cot ton futures eased after early declines as southern selling and liquidation weighed on March while trade buying and covering provided some support. By mid afternoon March traded around 10.07 with other active months down. spot middling cotton held at 10.15.
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New York
Liverpool Cotton Prices Hold With Small Demand Rise
Liverpool quotes new cotton prices with 14 000 bales including 13 700 from the United States. Spot demand is fair and prices rise two points with notes for Amer ican strict good middling to strict low middling and futures close quiet with small advances across December to October contracts.
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Liverpool
Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady in New Orleans and New York
In New Orleans and New York on December 6, cottonseed oil futures closed steady amid unchanged bids. Summer yellow traded around 3.85 to 4.00, crude at 3.00 to 3.12, with various month quotes from 4.06 to 4.77 and contracts totaling 39, including 6 switches.
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New Orleans
New York
Potatoes Prices Steady Despite Moderate Supplies
USDA reports U S potato shipments at 431, with 45 on track 229. Demand and trading slow as supplies remain moderate. No. 1 Wisconsin Round Whites mostly 1.25, Idaho Russets largely 1.60 to 1.65, few as high as 1.65 and low as 1.55, combination grade 1.35 to 1.40, Colorado McClures 1.60 to 1.65.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Colorado McClures
Poultry price report from Chicago market
Chicago market notes show live poultry with 47 trucks and firm prices across categories. Hens range 4 1 2 to 11 1 2 pounds, Leghorn and Rock Springs birds quoted, colored birds 9 1 2 to 10 1 2, chicks roosters and turkeys and ducks listed. dressed turkeys unchanged.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Railroad and Coach Schedules Across Illinois Central System
The timetable lists east and west bound trains on the Illinois Central System with arrivals and departures for Nos. 204 202 201 203, Missouri Pacific lines on north and south main lines, Natchez El Dorado and Parmerville services, plus Missouri Pacific coaches, Interurban North to Alexandria routes, American Airways and Tri-State Motor Coaches schedules. It shows daily patterns with some Sunday exceptions and times for each service.
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Llinois
Missouri Pacific Lines
Meape
Natchez- el Dorado
Parmerville
Setantacate
Pacific
St. Louis
Ana L. Rock
Natchez
Bastrop
Interurban Transportation CO
Alexandria
American Airways
New York Stocks Mixed as Market Holds Steady
The New York stock market opened with moderate irregularity as yesterday’s rally faded. Rail stocks and several specialties supported modest gains while most leaders hovered near prior levels. Transfers reached about 1,350,000 shares as mixed prices closed.
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New York
Market Summary: Stocks, Commodities Mixed Across Regions
New York reports irregular stocks and rails firm with bonds mixed. Curb and liquor shares rally while cotton and sugar fall amid increased spot offerings. Coffee rises on European demand. sterling weak. Chicago notes slight wheat gains, corn uneven, cattle and hogs steady with highs noted. hogs top at 3.59.
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New York
U. S
Chicago
Grain prices rise in early Chicago trading
Chicago grain markets opened higher with wheat advancing further after an initial gain. Corn moved from unchanged to a 3 8 cent drop then turned higher, oats rose 3 8 to 1 2, and provisions fluctuated between a 19 cent decline and a 5 cent gain.
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Chicago
Live stock market report with cattle hogs and sheep data
Hogs total 28 000 with 10 009 direct prices 3 35 to 3 50 top. Packing saws 2 50 to 3 75. Pigs 100 to 130 pounds 2 00 to 2 75. Cattle steady strong and higher with slaughter cattle and wealers Good and choice 556 to 900 pounds 5 50 to 6 85. Lambs 9 pounds down good and choice 6 75 to 7 25, sheep firm. Overall market active across weight categories.
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Chicago
USDA
Foreign exchange rates and demands listed in New York
Foreign exchange rates show Great Britain at 5.12 1-4 dollars, France 6.14 1-2, Italy 8.29, and various demands from Belgium to Argentina. Cables and 60 day bills noted, with Tokyo and Shanghai figures and cross rates for Montreal and New York. N-Nominal.
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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
Butter and Eggs Prices Mixed in Chicago Market
Butter futures mixed with creamery specials and extra firsts listed for December 6 in Chicago. Prices for eggs remained steady at 1 062 cents per dozen with no change in the day’s quotes.
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Chicago
Sugar futures drop on liquidation and hedge selling
Sugar futures eased amid increased liquidation and hedge selling as spot demand remained weak. March contracts slid from 1.30 to 1.27 and May from 1.35 to 1.33, about 3 points, with late market near its low.
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New York
Call Money Rates and Rail Stocks Highlight Market Roundup
New York reports steady call money and steady time loans with prime commercial paper at 11 4 percent. Major rail and industrial names including Southern Pacific Union Carbide Studebaker and Westinghouse appear in the day’s ticker, amid scattered percentage readings and endorsements of several large corporations.
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New York
Remington Rand Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Safeway
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union
Pike
Oscasa Ices
Socony Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Sperry Corporation
Standard Brands
Standard Oi
California Standard Oil
New Jersey
Stone & Webster
Cereee Studebaker Corporation
Texas Corporation
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas Pacific Lander
Thompson Star
Timpkin Roller Bearing
United Carbon
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United Gas Imp
United States Industria
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Vanadium Corporation Wabash Railway
Wesson OU & S
Western Maryland
City Briefs from Nash ville and Fort Worth
President C. C. Calvert of Oua chita junior college is at a junior college convention in Nashville and is expected home Friday. Miss Mary Clay, librarian at Oua chita, has returned from Fort Worth due to her mother’s illness. Slag found to aid the oyster industry as slag lost from barges provides substrate for young oysters to attach.
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C. C. Calvert
The
Ouachita Junior College
Nashville, Tenn
Mary Clay
Fort Worth
Tex
Homer National Bank Sues in Louisiana Fourth District Court
Case No 22 596 involves Homer National Bank against multiple parties in the Parish of Ouachita Louisiana. A mortgage sale is scheduled for Lot 7 Square 19 Cotton Mill addition fronting 50 feet on Lee Avenue and extending 150 feet back between lines including Forrest Avenue. Dates listed: Nov 28 Dec 6 18 20 27 1933.
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Monroe Building & Loan Association
Keren A. James
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Layton
West Menro
Texas Avenue
Sixth Street
Fife
Louis Major
Lena Cole Schlosser
Jackson, Telemaque
St. John Streets
Bry Avenue
Jackson Street
Telemaque Street
J. M. Breard
Homer National Bank
Monroe Auto Wrecking Company, Inc
Parish of
Gordon Avenue
Forrest Avenue
G. B. Haynes
N. R
Evergreen
Ransome Tract
Haynes
Maggie L. Hayn
Parish
Lee Avenue
Planters Bank & Trust Company
H. M. Williams, Sr
Williams
West
South Third Street
Milton Coverdale
Sheriffs Sale Central Savings Bank & Trust Company
Ernest R. Breard
Walnut Street
Bres Avenue
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Monror
Administrator's Sale
Arkets: Financial
Orleans
Victor Eubank
Rails
N. Y. Central
Great Northern
Pennsylvania
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
General Foods
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
U. S. Steel
Allied Chemical
du Pont
Burlington
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Car & Foundry Ootey
Ican Luger
American Tel & Tel
Nerican Tobacco
American Woolen Anaconda
Great Northern Iron Ore
Otterasnes
Great Northern Railway of
Sowes
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Hahn Department ‘Stores
Sttsavtessan
Houston O] Bow
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Seesoseverstess
Hudson Motor
Teesenetenees Tiiinoig Central
Peeeeees International Harvester
International Nickel Can
International P & P A
International Tel & Tel
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Kroger Grocery
Liggett & Myers B . Lorillard P
Rhadese Louisville & Nashville
Mack Truck
Math Alkali
Mengel
Miami Copper
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Csecseveees
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Newport Industrial
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Publix Theater
Ncccce
Bendi Aviation Ss
Bethlehem
Borg Warner
Tcaescazee
Bucyrus
Erie Praupoad
Cersesessasseveces
Evans Products
Svecesais Se Freeport Tex
General Electric
General Gas & Electric A
Northern American
Pacifico Gas & Electric
Packard Motor
Pennaridaale Railroad
Pullman Company
Sssseeees
PURE
OM Icery
Redbeserners
Ostian
Pekearns
Burrourds
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
Chesapeake & Ohio
PF & P Pf
Ccscesenecses
Chri&p Oe
Columbia Gas & Electric
Ssseesees Consolidated Oil
Continental Insurance Corn Products
du Pont de Nemours Seetence England Public Service
Scsscoeres
Fox Film A General Foods
Esveesans One
Otis Steel
Phillips Petroleum
Stipes Cevenes Afrion Sicerseressereenes
Restos ‘Compess Nosecce Secsesences
Chicago Grain
United States
Tee
Welnet
C. C. Lindley
Ee A
Ouachita Mattress Co
Cobb
Care Rome Furniture Co
Philco
Freedom Royal
Jackson 8&T. Pettit Typewriter Supply CO
South Grand
L. Luzenberg
Phone
Eee Res
Southern School of Printing
South Street
Nashville
Tennessee
Monotype
Linotype
W. C. Garriott
Fontana’s Shoe Hospital
Monroe Tire Exchange
Electric and Gasoline Models Ware Sales Co
DeSiard St
B. E. Kelly
BN Mansp
JR Notary Public News
Star—World Office
Monroe Beauty School
Harrison Street
Monroe Law
Brook Mays & Company
Kohler
Desiahd
Clement Gravel Pit
Natchitoches Road
Louis Beaner
Klondike
Blakemore
Catalpa Street
J. H. Sehroder
W. L. Morris
Natchitoches Street
West Monroe
Arent
Peoples Furniture Co
DeSiard
New York Furniture Co
DeSiard Street
Mills Furniture CO
Core News-Star— World
Delta Hide and Metal CO
Pecans Lieber & Co., Inc
Louisville
R. E. Davis
Breard
DeSiald
Riverfront
W. C ' Bridges
Addie
Donn
Jackson
Gordon
Grammont
Morris Avenue
A. H. Bates
Kuein
Ouse Chita Avenue
North Third Street
Morte Third Street
W. D. King
Mra
Oak Street
Bath
Réesheile
HL L. Retesenhetn
E. V. Beard
Balan Wul
Rel
Luether
Lee-Rogers
Windes Motor Co., Inc
Trenton Street
ALA
Oakland
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Buick
Ford
Nash
Pontiac
Lennon Motor Co., Inc
Plymouth
Lee-Rogers Chevrolet CO
Walnut St
E. B. Beard
John A. Watts
Jonesboro
P. E. Green
News-Star
Morning World
News- Star—World
Berryice Bureau
Kk. Fox
Dottie
Dorothy
K. Fox
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