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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1948

Page

11

Cotton Falls on Liquidation Tracks Market Slowdown

New Orleans market reports cotton futures declined under long liquidation fueled by favorable weather and larger private acreage estimates. Closing prices show mixed moves with July at 36.93 94, Oct 33.35 37, Dec 32.75 off, and spot cotton closing steady. New York stocks edged higher early, then pulled back, bonds rising. market overall near 21 month peak.

New Orleans

Cotton futures steady after early decline in New York

New York June 9 Cotton futures closed mixed after brief easing and light trading. Gains faded as profit taking rose, with July 36.90, Oct 33.40, Dec 32.74. Market seen awaiting a $150,000,000 commodity fund and congressional foreign aid debate. Nearby months saw late-day gains before retreat.

New York House Congress Japan

Livestock market report from Chicago summary

Livestock prices in Chicago on June 9 show sable hogs totaling 16 000 head with top at 4.50 and most good and choice weights 170 to 240 pounds at 3.90 to 24.25. Cattle salable totals reach 10 000 with table calves 500. high choice 1173 pound steers top at 33.00, veral loads 37.25 to 37.50. Beef cows mostly 25.50 to 27.00, bulls steady near 29.00.

Chicago USDA

Wheat gains on Chicago Board. corn and oats rise

Millburg support lifts wheat on the Chicago Board of Trade as cash grain markets show modest gains. Wheat settles 3/4 to 1 1/8 higher at 2.29 7/8 to 2.30. corn up 1 to 8 higher with July at 2.19 3/4 to 5/8. oats up 1/8 to 5/8. July soybeans rise 4 cents to 4.26.

Chicago Millburg Board Trade Today

Potatoes Prices and Shipments Reported in Chicago

Chicago June 9. USDA report shows arrivals 132, on track 208, total U. S. shipments 1,345. Arizona lis Triumphs priced at 5.50, California long whites 4.35 to 4.55, Pontiacs 5.85.

Chicago USDA U. S Arizona

Drowning at Johnson Lumber pond near Calhoun

An unidentified African American boy drowned at Johnson Lumber Company's mill pond on Highway 80 near Calhoun shortly after 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. American Legion crewmen reached the site about an hour later but had not recovered the body by noon. Witnesses said the boy waded in to cool off and stepped into a hole, unable to swim.

Johnson Lumber Company Highway 80 Calhoun American Legion

Poultry Prices Steady in Chicago Market

Chicago June 9 live poultry prices remain steady as receipts reach 34 trucks. No change in prices observed amid ongoing market activity.

Chicago

Butter And Eggs Prices Stirred By Chicago Market

Butter nervous, receipts 794380, prices unchanged. Eggs unsettled, receipts 37139, prices...

Chicago

Smoke policy bills pass house eye glass bill faces optics row

Institutions will run their own administrations and a state hospital board will oversee charity hospitals at Pineville Independence Lafayette and Bogalusa. The house also approved tighter optometry regulation drawing opposition over alleged eye glass sales monopoly.

Pineville Independence Lafayette Bogalusa House House Committee On

Conference committee shakes allocations in Lower Mississippi plan

Mississippi and Louisiana fight over a 7.5 million package plus 500 thousand in additional conference items. The panel, after several sessions, reportedly trims several projects, keeps Lake Pontchartrain funding, and debates Jonesville's status as talks continue. Mississippi also pushes a 1.5 million item for the Tennessee Tom Bigbee waterway.

Mississippi Louisiana John Overton Overton Canal Bodeau Bayou Shreveport Bank Lake Pontchartrain Jonesville Senate

Committee meeting backs civil rights program amid broad state support

A day-long executive session produced committee decisions announced at a news conference attended by Gibson Governor Laney former Gov. Frank Dixon and publisher J. O. Emmerich among officials from South Carolina Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee Arkansas and Texas. Dixon called Truman a dead duck while Wright and other regional leaders observed. More than 75 million Americans rely on public water systems.

Didate Gibson Laney Frank Dixon Alabama J. O. Emmerich McComb Miss South Carolina Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee Arkansas Texas Dixon Truman Fielding L Wright Leon W. Harris Anderson S. C R. T. Goodwyn, Jr Montgomery Ala Everett Truly Fayette, Miss Frank T. Looney Shreveport John A. Barr New Orleans T. Walker Lewis H. Edwin Harper D. M. Amacker Memphis, Tenn John L. Daggatt Marianna Ark Roy Smith Jack Porter Little Rock, Ark

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