River Gauges Report Flood Stages Across Regions
Daily readings show rising stages on the Mississippi at Memphis and Vicksburg with slight declines elsewhere. Cities including Louisville, Natchez, Cincinnati, and Shreveport report varied levels and 24 hour changes reflecting mixed flood activity across the basin.
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Mississippi
Louis
Memphis
Arkansas City
Vicksburg
Natchez
Rouge
Monroe
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Gincinnati
Tennessee— Chattanooga
Cumberland— Ravi Co
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Red‘Shreveport
Fall
Alexandria
New York Stocks React After Utilities Selloff
New York markets opened nervous on Wheeler Rayburn bill worries then steadied with rails and industrials around par. Transfers totaled 1,300,000 shares as utilities dipped while power and light shares recovered and rail prospects improved.
Butter And Eggs Prices Report From Chicago Market
Chicago market notes show Butter at 18 663 unsettled creamery specials with various grades and prices. Eggs at 21 444 steady with multiple firsts, locals, and storage prices. A long list of sheriff sale notices for Ouachita Parish Louisiana follows, detailing properties to be sold at public auction on specified Saturdays in 1935.
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Chicago
People’s Homestead & Savings Association
Guisippe Empenato
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Parish of
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Daisy Terzia
Terminal Heights
W. E. Neel
Ouachita Parish
G. W. Miller
J. P. Lindsey
Biedenharn
People's Homestead & Savings Association
H. W. Thomason
Quachita
F. C. Endom
Rosa Johnson
State of
Maryland
Federal Land Bank of New Orleans
Leon Atwell
Parish
McEnery
Lee Avenue
Louisiana Highway Commission
Baton Rouge
Highway Commission
Harry B. Henderlite
A. P. Tugwell
Alice Leopold Bernstein
R. Bernstein
J. T. Shell
D. I. Garrett
A. D
Leon H. Pooler
Lula Johnson
Perry Johnson
Miller
Monroe Building & Loan Association
Blanks and Breard, Inc
G. H. Washington
Parish of Quachita
Wilson Williams
Fife
Sheriff's
Arent Investment Corporation, Inc
Pargoud Place
Myrtle Street
Fairview Avenue
J. L. Barnett
Towit
North Second Street
West Monroe
Trenton
Cotton Street
Riverfront Street
Cotton futures ease on light demand in New Orleans
In thin trading cotton futures slid slightly after opening with most active months down 3 to 6 points. Government weather reports easing concerns supported the market, while Texas and Oklahoma planting progresses improve conditions. July closed at 11.47, October 11.11, December 11.15, with exports totaling 8,582 bales and the day ending 3 to 4 points lower. Spot cotton closed quiet five points down with sales 534 and middling around 12.40.
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New Orleans
Texas
Oklahoma
SPOT
Cotton Futures Slip Amid Mixed Activity In New York
In quiet New York trading on June 12 cotton prices fluctuated. Early declines due to liquidation and foreign selling gave way to partial rallies, but midafternoon losses resumed. Futures closed barely steady to 12 points lower while spot market remained quiet at 11.80 middling.
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New York
Liverpool June 12 Cotton Prices and Futures
Liverpool reports spot cotton trading in fair demand with prices 2 to 7 points lower. Quotations for American grades show strict good middling 7.01, middling 6.81, low middling 6.46, and good ordinary 5.96. Futures closed quiet and steady with July at 6.30, Oct 6.02, Dec 5.97, Jan 5.97, March 5.97, May 5.95.
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Liverpool
Cottonseed Oil Futures Close Easier in New York
In New York on June 12, cottonseed oil futures closed easier with July at 10.31 bids, September 10.32, October 10.20 30, and December 10.135. Sales totaled 111 contracts including 30 switches.
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New York
Sugar futures rise on expected sugar act extension
Sugar futures firmed on renewed covering and buying in distant positions amid a stronger spot market and Washington hints that the sugar act may be extended about another year. Sept No 3 spun 245, March up to 2.30, with late trading around those levels. Futures No 3 closed steady to mixed, with July 939b and other contracts cited.
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Sugar
New York
Washington
Jones
House Agriculture Committee
Call Money Rates Steady Across New York Markets
New York call money remains steady at 1-4 percent throughout the day. Time loans show 1-4 percent for 60 to 90 days, with 4-6 months offers at 1-4 percent. Prime commercial paper trades around 3-4 percent, bank acceptances unchanged, rediscount rate set by the New York Reserve Bank at 11.2 percent.
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Call Money
New York
Call
Bankery
N. Y. Reserve Bank
Markets Tumble as Sugar and Coffee Slip on U S News
New York stock trading varied with rails up and utilities down. Bonds mixed with improvements in government and rail bonds while utilities faced selling pressure. Foreign exchange softens with sterling and francs down. Cotton and sugar show declines. coffee weak due to weak Brazilian markets. Chicago wheat weak as harvest starts. corn follows. cattle and hogs soften with hogs near 9.90.
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New York
Grain futures slide on Liverpool Wheat quota trends
Chicago traders pushed prices down at the start as wheat quotes fell in response to Liverpool quota shifts. July wheat dropped to around 83 1 8, corn slipped, oats declined, while oats and provisions showed mixed to modest changes by the close.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Chicago Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices
Chicago markets show hogs at 5 to 10 cents lower with good pigs 8.25 to 9.00 and sows 8.35 to 8.65. Cattle and calves steady to weak with heavy weights 9.10 to 13.25, steers 9.50 to 12.75, yearling lambs 8.15 to 9.65, ewes 1.75 to 3.50, hogs and cattle totals reflect broad price ranges across weight classes.
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Chicago
USDA
Potatoes Prices and Shipments Reported Across States
CHICAGO June 12. Potatoes 64 on track 259 total U S shipments 997 old stock weaker supplies moderate demand slow. Wisconsin round whites U S No 1 0 9 60 Idaho russets U S No 1 1 20 30 fair quality small 1 15 new stock firm supplies moderate demand good Bliss Triumphs Arkansas U S No 1 2 00 slightly heated 1 90 Louisiana U S No 1 partly graded 1 89 95 slightly heated 1 65 75 Mississippi U S No 1 1 85 95 Texas U S No 1 1 85 Oklahoma U S No 1 badly heated 1 50 North Carolina cobblers U S No 1 1 77 1 28 0 slightly heated 1 70 U S No 2 1 05 bbls U S No 1 2 90 3 00
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Bliss
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Oklahoma
North Carolina
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BING
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American Tel & Tel
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Shaw
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
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Vamaeaaces
Douglas Aircraft
Ee du Pont de Nemours
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Mildson
Caen Dices
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Kennecott Coppers
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Sarees Donesee PortaTe
Feirdsawogpeceesay Bem
Awntedeestansinnnhs
GRE Menge Company
National Power de Light
Newport
Charles W. Welch
Fashionable Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Louisville
New York Central
Nynhc&h
Northern American
Seeves Northern Pacific
Otis Steel
Parific Gas & Electric
Packard Motor Es Vey
Paramount Publix
Penney
TF Co
Vessed
Cesses
Rairoad Sa
al Phillips Petroleum Pullman Company
Pure
Radio Corporation
Teccerens Vanadium Corporation
Wesson O & S
Western Maryland
Westinghouse E] & M
White Rk
Woolworth FW Oo
Cscskseeesecceess CO
Yellow Trunk & Coach
Youngstown S
Remington Rand
Republic Steel
Alee Reynolds Tobacco B
Safeway
St Louis
San Francisco
Sears Roebuck
Acai Te Shell Antoii
Silver King
United States Industrial Alec
United States Rubber
United States Steel Rec
Milton Coverdale
the People's Homestead & Savings Association
Samuel Thomas
Quachita Parish
Kansas
Chicago Grain
Business Directory
SAM Ladart Shoe Shop
Keller
Mattresses
Ouachita Mattress Company
Dessard
A. F Plournoy
Bernhardt
C. C
Lindley
Jackson
H. K. Roberts
Thomas
Monroe Armature Works
T. A. Mitchell
D. V
DeSiard
Mr. Russell
Sportsman
Bayou DeSiard
Old Midway
J. E. Harvey
Bastrop
Spencer Corsftier
J. C. Ziegler
Fairview
Central Grammar School
Central High School
R. T. Treanor
P. R. Mork
Stone Avenue
Royal Feed and Seed Store
Sandman
Singer
South Riverfront
Sunshine Cleaners
Tyner-Petrus Co
News-Star
L. C. Smith and
Corona Typewriters
Ford Levi Stationery Co., Inc
Guire
South Grand
PRI
Griffin's Grocery and Market
Jackson Street
Newellton
Bernhardt Building
Clayton
Riverview Apartments
Grand Street
John
North Third Street
M. Danwitz
North Fourth
Trimble
Arkansas Avenue
Cotton
Hudson Lane
I. F. Shaw
Electric Works
Stone
E. Kelly
Curtis
Hotel Grand
Alvis Hotel
Dixie Sandwich Shop
Frances School “of Beauty
Monroe Beauty School
Harrison Street
Edna K Osborne
Mr. Lantrip
Grand Hotel
A. E. Penfield
News-Star-World
Breard
Lottie Foy
Pine Street
North Side
H. Bates
Kusin
Grammont Street
Gilenmar
North Fourth Street
Luther Reed & Co
Lee-Rogers Chevrolet
Walnut Street
Motor CO
Windes Motor Co, Inc
E. S
Red” Wells
Monroe Auto & Supply Co., Inc
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