Cotton futures fluctuate in New Orleans trade on June 13
Market moved mixed as Liverpool and sterling shifts weighed on prices. October fell to 9.47 and December to 9.62 early, then rallied to 9.61 and 9.75 with actions in stocks and a domestic demand report seen. By late session, prices eased, closing 8 to 10 points lower. exports were 7,212 bales. Spot cotton closed steady with sales of 1,118 bales and middling grades near 9.23 to 9.63.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Census Bureau
Orleans
Cotton futures end barely steady after rallies in New York
In New York on Tuesday June 13 early gains of 9 to 12 points were followed by covering and trade buying amid rumors of acreage curtailment announcements. October contracts rose to 9.65 before selling pressure from liquidation and hedge sales left markets barely steady. Spot middling cotton remained about 9.40.
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New York
Commission House
Liverpool Cotton Market Tightens With Higher Spot Prices
Liverpool June 13 spot cotton demand improves with 5 000 bales traded including 100 American. Prices rise three points for American categories with strict good middling at 6.99 and other grades listed. Futures close quiet with July at 5.93 and December at 6.95.
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Liverpool
New York Cottonseed Oil Futures Close Steady
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures finish steady in New York on June 13 with spot at 5.60 and several nearby months quoted between 5.62 and 5.88. Sales reach 13 contracts.
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New York
Cottonseed oil futures firm with June to December ranges
In New Orleans on June 13 cottonseed oil closed firm with prime summer yellow at 5.05 to 5.15 and prime crude at 4.25 to 4.58. Futures for June through December were 5.05, 5.10, 5.13, 5.25, 5.30, 5.35, 5.45 respectively.
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New Orleans
Foreign Exchange Rates in New York June 13 194x
Foreign exchange listings show easy market with Britain at 4.14 to 4.14 1/2 in cables and 60 day bills 4.13 3/8. Various currencies quoted: France 4.82, Italy 6.38, Belgium 17.157, Germany 28.85, Holland 49.25, Norway 21.00, Sweden 21.35, Denmark 18.55, Switzerland 23.70, Spain 10.50, Portugal 3.82, Greece 70m, Poland 13.73n, Czechoslovakia 3.67n, Jugoslavia 1.66n, Austria 16.000, Romania .74n, Argentina 31.52n, Brazil 764n, Tokyo 26.25, Shanghai 26.75, Hongkong 29.75, Mexico City 28.10. Montreal in New York 90.37 1/2, New York in Montreal 110.75. Nominal rates noted.
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Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Trade Desk
USDA notes show moderate trading and supplies for potatoes with new stock slightly stronger. Bliss Triumphs mainly 2.35 to 2.15 with decayed stock at 2.00, North Carolina cobblers around 3.10, Wisconsin round whites and Michigan Russets about 1.00 to 1.65, Idaho Russets scarce.
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USDA
Alabama
Louisiana Bliss
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Call Money Rates Steady Across New York Markets
Call money steady at 1 percent all day in New York. Time loans show 60-90 days at 1 percent, 4 months at 1 to 11-4, 5-6 months at 1 to 11-2 percent. Prime commercial paper at 13-4 with bankers acceptances unchanged.
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New York
Markets at a Glance
New York stocks heavy as industrial leaders react, bonds steady and governments firm. Curb irregular, utilities firm. foreign exchanges easy with dollar improving. Cotton steady as rains benefit Texas, sugar soft, coffee higher on European buying. Chicago wheat lower, corn receipts liberal. Cattle and hogs steady to lower with supplies ample. hogs top at 4.85.
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New York
U. S
Texas
Commission House
Chicago
Grain Prices Slide in Early Chicago Trade
Sellers led the grain pits as markets opened with 1-2 to 1 cent declines. Wheat and corn ended 3-8 to 3-4 lower from Monday, oats down 3-8 to 5-8, while provisions varied with small gains and losses.
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Chicago
New Orleans Market Report Fresh Fruits and Veggies Prices
Louisiana green corn and snap beans dominate supply with lower prices. California cantaloupes and Valencia oranges fetch varied box prices. Florida grapefruit and Cuban avocados show wide ranges. Texas and Louisiana melons, peaches, watermelons, cucumbers, peppers, and cucumbers appear with mixed quality and per crate or per bushel rates. Monday shipments list potatoes tomatoes mixed vegetables green corn and tomatoes from several states.
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California
Florida
Texas
Georgia
Alabama Wonders
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Livestock prices steady as Chicago market reports June cattle hogs
Livestock market in Chicago on June 13 shows hogs at 27 000 head with direct numbers 12 000. Hogs 190 290 lb range 4 65 4 75 top 4 85. Cattle 8000 and calves 3000 with fed steers and yearlings steady to weak. Sheep 7000 with lambs good and ewes around 1 75 2 75.
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Chicago
USDA
Sugar Futures Edge Higher After Opening Dip
Liberal offerings in the New York spot market influenced sugar futures on Tuesday. July slipped to 1.34 while January dipped to about 1.44, with a late rally near the close on covering and buying. Front months closed steady with modest moves. sales reached 31,450 tons.
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New York
Butter and Eggs Market Report from Chicago
Butter prices across creamery specials and extras held steady in Chicago trading on June 13. Eggs moved unsettled with prices unchanged as buyers noted general steadiness in the market.
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Chicago
Wall Street Mixed as International Currents Pressure Trades
Tuesday's New York market showed uneven gains amid international uncertainties. Rail and transport stocks led modest advances while some favorites slipped. transfers totaled about 6 million shares and bankers noted dividend declarations.
Poultry prices in Chicago create steady market reading
Poultry market report from Chicago dated June 13 notes 62 trucks arriving with steady bids. Hens range 9 1/2 to 10 1/2, Leghorn hens 8, roosters 8 1/2, No 26 turkeys 10-12, spring ducks 6-8, ducks 5-6, geese 6 1/2, Leghorn broilers 11-13, rocks 16-20, colored 15-17.
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Chicago
Florida Carolina Swap Brings Fresh Veggies and Tourists
Rutherfordton June 13. North Carolinians enjoying Florida sun in winter will see a reversal this summer as Florida plans to send summer tourists to western North Carolina Chimney Rock area. Fresh beans tomatoes and similar produce may travel to Florida.
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Local Business Services Guide and Sheriff’s Sale Notice
A mixed local directory lists service firms including auto loans and repairs, tires, locksmiths, notary, printing, typewriters, and mattress refurbishing. Also, a sheriff’s sale note for June 24 1933 in Monroe Louisiana describes courthouse auction of a soda fountain setup and related items seized in a court action.
Seizure and Sale Notices in Ouachita Parish Court
Public notices of writs of seizure and sale from Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court. Listings include Jeremiah Aaron Freedman versus Lara Cas pari and Milton Coverdale Sheriff notices with properties described in Monroe and Ouachita areas. Multiple dates and auctions scheduled for 1933 with cash terms and no appraisal.
Seizure leads to sale of Monroe lot in 1933 notice
In Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court Joe Marx Jr. funds seized property from People's Homestead & Savings Assoc. A land parcel in Square Four 14 of Breard's Addition Monroe to be sold at the court house front on July 15 1933 between legal hours. Sale cash and without appraisement per writ of seizure. Monroe Louisiana dates June 13 21 28 July 5 12 1933.
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George E. Breece
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Monroe and
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Ben 8S. Moore
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Brownville
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Sear
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D. A. Breard
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E” Street
Third Street
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Oklahoma Children Honor Pocahontas of State Legend
Muskogee children save pennies to raise a granite marker for Milly Frances Hadjo, a Creek maiden known as Oklahoma’s Pocahontas. Historian Grant Foreman shared the tale at the library, recounting Milly’s life from 1817 rescue of Capt. Duncan McKrimmon to her pension and Medal of Honor recognition in 1844. The legend ends with her death near Muskogee.
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