Cotton market closes steady after volatile New Orleans session
In New Orleans June 7 the cotton market moved from slight early gains to lows before rallying on stock strength and eastern belt weather news. July, October, and December rose from morning lows to near top, closing 9 to 11 points higher. Exports 1,793 bales. spot cotton closed 10 points up with sales 1,512 and good middling at 12.63.
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Cotton futures hold steady as rains boost demand
In New York on June 7 cotton prices fluctuated narrowly with gains limited by showers in the eastern belt. October rose to 12.23 before retreating to around 12.19 as active months gained 1 to 2 points. futures closed steady. Spot middling remained around 12.20 with quiet trading.
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A. D
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Liverpool Cotton Market Steady Amid Spot Demand
Cotton exports total 16000 bales with 8000 American as spot demand remains fair and prices hold. Quotations show American strict good middling 7.11 and other grades ranging down to strict good ordinary 5.91. futures closed quiet with July at 6.26 and March at 6.21.
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Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady Across New Orleans and New York
In New Orleans on June 7 cottonseed oil closed steady with values for Prime summer yellow at 4.65 to 4.80 and crude at 4.00 to 4.25 while June at 4.76 July 4.83 Sept 5.03 Oct 5.09 and Dec 5.25. In New York futures closed steady with spot unquoted and June 5.05B July 5.21B Aug 5.25B Sept 5.41B Oct 5.50B Nov 5.52B Dec 5.69B with 13 contracts traded including 10 switches.
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Chicago Livestock Prices Report June Cattle Hog Market
Chicago market update shows hogs 20 000 head including 5 000 direct active up 10 from Wednesday with pigs under 2.25 and various weight classes priced. cattle 7 000 with calves 2 500. steers and yearlings good and choice down slightly. vealers steady. slaughter cattle and vealers by weight ranges. sheep 7 000 slow with spring lambs and yearlings 25 50 lower. good and choice slaughter lambs at 7 50 8 85.
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Foreign Exchange Rates Roundup in New York June Seventh
Foreign exchange irregularities list rate quotes for Great Britain in dollars and several currencies in cents. It shows demand and cable figures for multiple nations, plus listed conversions for Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden and others with miscellaneous notes on yen and peso trading.
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Wall Street Mixed as Metal Stocks Weaken in Uneven Session
Trading in New York showed little overall enthusiasm with many blue chips easing while metal issues firmed slightly and select oil issues advanced late. Transfers reached about 450000 shares as market observers weighed labor tensions and potential steel strikes amid uncertain congressional action.
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Markets and City Notices From Monroe 1934 Update
Monroe and New York markets show irregular stocks and firm metals while government bonds improve. Local notices include sheriff sales, probate auctions, and a June 1934 Monroe city council resolution financing school payrolls with $20,900 in certificates.
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Grain Prices Drop Amid Heavy Rain in Chicago Market
Substantial rains sparked a sharp downturn in grain prices with opening declines across July corn and wheat. Wheat stayed near initial limits while corn rallied modestly and oats fell, provisions steady.
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Potatoes trade functions amid steady U S shipments
USDA reports steady old stock and improving new stock potato markets in nationwide trading. Idaho Russet U S No 1 prices range 1.65 to 1.75. Alabama and Texas prices hover around 1.5 to 1.75 with slight decay noted. California White Rose U S No 1 brings 1.95 to 2.00 per unit.
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Sugar Futures Steady Rally Evening Trade in New York
Sugar futures moved from a quiet open to a firmer tone in New York. July contracts rose from 1.53 to 1.55, May from 1.82 to 1.83, with the market near session highs at the close. Firm close, 1 to 3 points higher. sales 17,450 tons. July 1.55, Sept 1.62, Dec 1.71, Jan 1.72B, Mar 1.79, May 1.83B.
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Butter And Eggs Prices Tone Down In Chicago Markets
Butter and eggs held steady in Chicago with creamery specials around 93 score and extra firsts near 99 91. Butter sold 600 tubs ex tras plus 4 cars standards at 24. Eggs traded at 21 127 with extra firsts 15 to 15 1 2 and fresh graded firsts 14 1 2 to 15. no egg sales reported.
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Poultry market reports Chicago June 7 1920s prices
Live poultry prices listed for 1 car and 37 trucks show hens steady and chickens firm. Prices include leghorn hens 9 to 12 1 2 cents, rock fryers 24, turkeys 10 to 13, spring ducks 11 to 13 1 2, old ducks 9 to 10, spring geese 13, roosters 7 1 2, and other varieties with varied weights.
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Notary Public Office News Star World Office
Irene Simms and Ms Reid are listed as notary public personnel for the News Star World Office in Mansbero. The notice cites official duties and representation for the publication's staff.
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