New Orleans Cotton Market Mixed Through December Trading
In New Orleans on December 2, cotton futures and spot prices showed modest gains and steadier late-day closes. May futures rose to about 10.44 before profit-taking, while March and Dec contracts fluctuated, with daily gains around 2 to 7 points. Spot cotton closed steady with high and low middling around 9.49 to 10.59 and daily receipts near 1,085 bales.
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New Orleans
March
Eee
Orleans
Les
Central System and Branch Schedule Highlights
Rail and motor coach timetable outlines arrival and departure times for the Illinois Central System Missouri Pacific lines and affiliated services. North and southbound routes list station stops, times, and service notes across routes including Alexandria Bastrop and Natchez Dodorado with limited Sunday or daily services.
Wall Street Stocks Rally Despite Tax Selling Slowdown
New York stocks advanced for the day with many issues up 1 to 4 points as year end tax selling moderated. The market closed firm though turnover eased from yesterday, with gains seen in American Telephone, U S Steel, IBM and several rail and chemical stocks amid cautious outlook for congressional action.
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New York
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Western Union
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
U. S. Steelcommon
Case
Westinghouse
Commission
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Cotton advances as market rouses demand in New York
Cotton prices firmed on a modest trading mood with futures up 2 to 4 points and middling at around 10.35. Buyers anticipated stronger postyear activity while South selling eased, aiding a steady close for the session.
Liverpool Cotton Prices Rise Across Ranges
Liverpool on Dec 28 reports cotton futures steady with gains in American base prices. Notable figures show American middling levels around 6.02 to 5.22 for various grades, with futures closing steady for Dec through Oct.
Cottonseed Oil Prices Hold Steady In New Orleans Trade
Cottonseed oil closed firm in New Orleans with prime yellow and prime crude bids and offered prices for months including Jan 4.18, Mar 4.33, Apr 4.50, May 4.50, July 4.60 and Sept 4.75, reflecting steady demand across contracts.
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New Orleans
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures close steady on mixed bids
New York wire service reports a steady close for bleachable cottonseed oil futures with spot unquoted and a string of January to June prices ranging from 440 to 502B. Only 2 contracts traded, with a B bid noted.
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New York
Poultry Prices and Trade Report Chicago Dispatch
Chicago December 238. Poultry prices and market status listed for various fowl. Hens and Leghorn hens quoted at distinct per unit values with ranges for roosters young toms and ducks. Prices keep steady with slight variations noted across categories.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Market Rates Steady Through Day on New York Loans
New York December 28 reports call money steady at 1 percent all day. Loans steady with 60 days 3-4 to 1, days 1 to 1 1-4, 4-6 months 1 1-4 to 1 1-2 percent. Prime commercial paper seen 1 1-1 to 1-4. Bankers accepts unchanged.
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York
Market Summary Echoes Mixed Holiday Trading
New York stocks steady as tax selling fades and leaders edge higher. Bonds, rails and utilities show strength, while curb and industrials rally. Foreign exchanges steady with a modest dollar rise. Cotton and textiles stay favorable. sugar steady on Cuban buying. coffee up on stronger spot demand. Chicago grains ease on cold wave. corn receipts near nil. Cattle firm to strong, hogs weaker with top at 3.40.
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New York
Chicago
Wheat Prices Slide as Market Closes Unsettled
Chicago grain markets opened with a slight wheat drop and drifted near the initial range. Wheat finished 3-4 cents lower from yesterday, corn mixed with losses and gains, oats mostly steady to down, and provisions edged higher by 7 cents.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices Report From Chicago Market
Chicago livestock market notes for December 28 show hogs at 30 000 head with 7 000 direct sales, steady to 10 lower. cattle 8 000 with calves and slaughter cattle rising. hogs mainly 2.50 to 3.75 per cwt, cattle 3.00 to 6.75 per cwt, calves and sheep also described with varied price ranges.
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Chicago
USDA
Foreign exchange_rates steady in New York trades
In New York on December 28, foreign exchange remained steady with Great Britain at 5.09 in both demand and cables and 60 day bills 5.08 14. Other currencies and rates quoted include France 6.09, Italy 8.14, Belgium 21.62, Germany 37.17, Sweden 26.28, Switzerland 30.04, Spain 12.78, Argentina 33.23n, Brazil 8.50n, Tokyo 31.00, Shanghai 34.00, Hongkong 38.00, and Montreal-New York conversions 100.06-4 to 99.93-4. 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
Sugar futures rise then ease on hedge selling
Sugar futures opened with 3 to 4 point advances and continued covering moves before partial pullbacks. March touched 1.26 to 1.24 and July eased to 1.35 while closing steady to up 2 points with 21,950 tons traded. January 1.16b, March 1.24, May 1.30, July 1.34, September 1.40, December 1.45b.
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New York
Decline in Louisiana sugar and rice output for 1933
Louisiana sugar production is estimated at 202.09 short tons for 1933, down from 223,000 tons in 1952 with a 10 year average of 140,000. Rice rough yield for 1933 is 14,760,000 bushels against 15,990,000 in 1932. Values show sugar at 10.7 million dollars and rice at 11.5 million.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Lionel L. Jones
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Janes
Gas rate cuts urged for four Louisiana towns by PSC chair
Baton Rouge policy notes that Harvey G. Fields of the Louisiana Public Service Commission recommended gas rate reductions for Farmerville Choudrant Simsboro and Gibsland after a PSC probe of Peoples Gas rates. Proposals include lower domestic and commercial charges and a reduced minimum.
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Baton Rouge
Farmerville
Choudrant
Simsboro
Gibsland
Harvey G. Fields
Louisiana Public Service Commission
Commission
Peoples Gas Company
North
Louisiana
Fields
Simeboro
Public Service Commission
Ruston
Francis Williams
Wade H. Martin
New Orleans
Three Hurt When Four Cars Collide in Monroe
In two crashes Wednesday night and Thursday morning in Monroe, three people were injured. Mrs. E L Christman and Isaac Green sustained injuries, while Montgomery suffered a severe leg bruise. Christman alleged Abner Kemp turned left into Carolina street, causing the first collision. Montgomery and Green collided on DeSiard street while Montgomery attempted an overtake.
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Monroe
E. L. Christman
Lydell Street
Press Montgomery
Circle Soil
Isaac Green
Jackson Street
Christman
Grand Street
Abner Kemp
Mississippi Street
Carolina Street
Montgomery
Green
J. D. Busby
DeSiard Street
Gardner
282 Banks to Receive Liquidation Aid in South Region
Depositors in 282 closed banks across the sixth federal reserve district will obtain a total of 36.313 million dollars after full liquidation. Ryburn G. Clay, head of the district bank liquidating committee, noted 94 banks had filed applications for aid.
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Atlanta
Sixth
Federal Reserve District
Ryburn G. Clay
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Clay
Morn News Item Details Tim and Timmy Mentions
A brief morning news item references Tim and Timmy with uncertain details. The fragment lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to specify the outcome or context.
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Tim
Timi
Monroe Grocer Company stockholders meet in Monroe La
A stockholders meeting for Monroe Grocer Company Ltd will be held at its Monroe office on Wednesday January 3 1934 at 10 00 am to elect a board of directors and conduct lawful business. The Dixie Roofing Co Inc bankruptcy notice follows with a sale of assets scheduled January 9 1934 at 11 00 am at the late business location 414 Walnut Street Monroe Louisiana. The proceedings include succession sales for Theo F Terzis with real estate lots in Monroe and Parlor City subdivision. Also noted are public notices about loans sought by banks totaling 17 262 000 and multiple loan applications pending with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Monroe Grocer Company, Ltd
Monroe
District Court OF the United States
Western District OF Louisiana
Dixie Roofing Co. Inc
United States District Court
Walnut Street
Parish of Ouachita
State of
Louisiana
Towit
Ouachita National Bank
H. H. Blanks
Theo F. Terzis
State of Louisiana
Parish of
Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Terzin-Wallace
Parlor City
Terminal Heights
Daisy Strong Terzia
Tidwell
Rutge
Registrar of Voters
Sean Parish Board of Health
Boas tepespCaesee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Lost items and stockholders notice across Ouachita region
Multiple lost property notices report missing items including a black leather purse with two solitaire diamonds and $3 in cash between Court House and Winnsboro Road, a black and white dog named Lady, a brown handbag with a lady's clothing, a boys suede jacket, and rewards offered. A stockholders meeting for Ouachita Cotton Mills is set for January 4, 1934 at 10 AM at the company office with Guy Stubbs as secretary-treasurer.
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Courthouse
Winnsboro Road
McAdoo Arrives in Washington As Daughter Improves
Senator William G. McAdoo of California arrived in Washington at noon and learned his daughter in New York was decidedly better. He said he would not fly to New York today.
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Washington
William G. McAdoo
California
New York
Gratitude to W. E. A. Review No. 11 for quick service
A grateful note expresses thanks to W. E. A. Review No. 11 for kind handling and rapid processing of the wife’s insurance matter.
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Socony Vacuum
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Unf
Bae
W. M. Washburn
Isission
Saul
Russels
Congress
Huey
Roosevelt
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Democrat
Beare
Mrs. Bolie Brive
Chas. G. Touse
Minnie Erickson
J. T. Shell
D. I. Garrett
A. D
Leon H. Pooler
J. M. Breard
EF. H. Hill
Monroe Auto and Supply CO
Walnut
Southern School of Printing
South Street
Nashville
Monotype
Minotype
VC Garriott
Smith
West Monroe
Mattress Factory
E. E. Kelly
Cisss
Monroe Beauty School
Harrison Street
P. O
News-Star—World
Nomisalos
W. D. King
South 4Th
H. & H. Hatchery
Linderman
Grammont
South Grand
Breard
Addie Sue Dunn
Jackson
H. Bates
Busin
Morris Avenue
Ford
Chevrolet
Windes Motor Co., Inc
Trenton Street
Dodge
Monroe Automobile & Supply Co, Inc
Walnut and
Gordon Avenue
Pete
Bob
McClendon Avenue
Downsville
Ham
Capitol Theater
Clyde Howard
Ouachita Cotton Mills
Guy Stubbs
Sec -Treas
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