Moderate U S Cotton Futures Rise Then Ease in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 15 the cotton market opened weak but firmed as July to October contracts rose on improved stocks and weather fears. Prices closed with slight daily declines though several contracts posted gains intraday. Exports reached 27 530 bales for the day, with spot prices steady four points lower.
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Cotton futures ease then rally on light demand and weather news
New York traders saw declines in early trade on easy Liverpool cables and favorable eastern weather, signaling a cautious rally on covering and renewed demand. The gulf storm risk kept attention on rains, with October around 12.22 and July near 11.93, while spot prices remained steady at 12.15 and futures closed mixed to slightly lower.
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New York
Liverpool
Commission House
Liverpool Cotton Prices Slip in Quiet Market
Liverpool reports no receipts with moderate demand as prices fall about seven points. Quoted American grades show strict good midling 7.21, good middling 6.91, strict middling 6.76, middling 6.61, strict low middling 6.46, low middling 6.21, strict good ordinary 6.01, good ordinary 5.71. Futures closed steady with July at 6.37, Oct 6.33, Dec 6.28, Jan 6.29, March 6.29, May 6.29.
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Liverpool
Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady in New Orleans Market
In New Orleans on June 1 cottonseed oil closed steady with values for prime summer yellow at 4.80 to 4.95 and prime crude at 4.25 to 4.37. Forward months showed June 4.95 July 5.01 September 5.15 October 5.28 and December 5.40.
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New Orleans
Bleachable Cottonseed Oil Futures Close Steady
New York futures for bleach able cottonseed oil ended steady with spot unquoted. June contracts at 5.25 billion, July 5.38, August 542? billion, September 5.62, October 5.69, November 5.76, December 5.86. Trade volume totaled 46 contracts including 4 switches.
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New York
Sugar futures rise on firm demand and spot strength
Sugar futures in New York strengthened with cover and buying. July rose to 1.64 and December to 1.80 as the market opened the last hour near best levels. Futures closed 3-5 higher with sales of 50,950 tons and front months quoted as July 1.63, September 1.71, December 1.79-80, January 1.80B, March 1.87.
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Chicago Dairy Prices Hold as Butter and Eggs Steady
Butter prices steady at 93 for creamery specials and 92 for extra, with firsts 90-91 and standard 90. eggs at 15 614 with no sales. Butter sales include 100 tubs extras and 225 tubs extras at 24 1-4. No egg sales recorded.
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Poultry market report from Chicago auctions
Chicago June 15 live poultry prices unsettled 46 trucks listed hens and Leghorn hens from 10 to 12 1 2 cents per pound Rock fryers 4 to 25 cents colored birds 22 to 26 cent Rock broilers 19 to 21 cent Leghorn 14 1 2 to 17 1 2 cents bare backs 14 to 17 cents roosters 1 2 turkey prices 10 to 14 cents spring ducks 12 to 15 cents old stock 19 cents spring geese 13 cents old 7 cents.
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Rock Springs
Market Edges Higher Amid Dull Trading Amid Steel Outlook
New York stocks climbed into higher territory as the steel labor outlook brightened. Early gains faded to a firm close with about 725 000 shares traded. Gains were led by Industrial and chemical names while foreign exchange and German debt news influenced sentiment.
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New York
Market Roundup Shows Mixed Returns Across Commodities
New York stocks firm as leaders recover, bonds uneven with Germans slipping again. Curb steady while oils utilities rise. Foreign exchange mixed and gold currencies ease. Cotton nearly steady with Liverpool cables down. Sugar steady and coffee rising on active buying. Wheat gains on late speculative buying. corn falls as weather improves. Cattle steady with top steer price 8.25, hogs 4.90 at best.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Grain futures rise as market opens in Chicago
Chicago grain futures show an early uptrend with September prices up to 99 1-4 to 1-2 for wheat and corn gaining 3-4. Wheat closes 1-4 to 3-4 higher. corn slips 1-4 to 3-4. oats steady. provisions unchanged to 7 cents off.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices Mixed as Chicago Market Reports June Receipts
Chicago June 15 livestock market reports show hogs about 16 000 head with 6 000 direct, uneven and mostly steady to 10 lower. pigs 3.25 down. sows around 3.50 to 3.90. Cattle 3 000 with calves 800. most classes steady. steers 550-900 lbs 5.75-8.50. Sheep 5 000 with spring lambs in strong demand. slaughter lambs 8.25-9.15 and 6.75-8.25 for medium. ewes 1.50-2.25.
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USDA
Foreign Exchange Rates Reported in New York
On June 15 in New York, irregular foreign exchange figures appeared for multiple currencies. The report lists demand and cable quotes for Great Britain, France, Italy, and others, with numerous country and city figures including Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Finland and more.
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Great Britain
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Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Trade
Potatoes in Chicago on June 15 show 115 on track with 216 total U S shipments 1 400 old stock and moderate supplies. Idaho russets U S No 1 range 1 35 to 1 40 with combination grade 1 10. New stock weaker with moderate demand. Triumphs Alabama Louisiana Oklahoma prices 1 50 1 60 1 55 1 60 1 60. Louisiana long whites U S No 1 1 60. North Carolina cobblers 2 85 per barrel.
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U. S
Idaho
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Louisiana
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Long Whites
U. S. No
North Carolina
Bbl
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Call Money Rates Stand Steady in New York Markets
Call money steady at 1 per cent all day. Time loans firm at 3-4-1 per cent for 60 days to 6 months. Prime commercial paper unchanged at 3-4 per cent. Bankers' acceptances unchanged. Rediscount rate at New York Reserve Bank 11-2 per cent.
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New York
New York Reserve Bank
Crosser bill to form national railway labor board passes House
Washington June 15 the Crosser bill to create a national board of adjustment to hear railway labor grievances was approved by the House and sent to the Senate for consideration.
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National Board of Adjustment
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Senate
Carnera Taken To New York Hospital After Baer Fight
Primo Carnera was rushed to a New York hospital for X rays after a brutal ten round beating by Max Baer. Doctors said he would be unable to walk for a time due to a twisted ankle and strained ligaments, though he left the ring under his own power. Baer’s victory drew 52,268 spectators with gross gate receipts of $428,392.80.
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Primo Carnera
California
Max Baer
Carrera
Louis Soresi
Vincent Fanoni
Primo
Ginners Hearing Opened At Vicksburg On Cotton Ginning Fees
In Vicksburg Mississippi on June 15 ginners hearing began under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration to discuss an amended marketing agreement for the cotton ginning industry. Attendees include ginners growers and other groups from Mississippi and Louisiana with G N Lester of Jackson presiding and a Washington AAC representative delivering the principal address. The session is the first of twelve held across the cotton belt.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Mississippi
Louisiana
G. N. Lester
Jackson
Cotton Ginners Association of
Agricultural Administration
Washington
Cotton Belt
Monticello College Board Member Ousted
Governor Futrell removed John Richardson of Warren from the Monticello A. and M. College board and urged an immediate meeting to act on student charges against President Frank Horsfall described as serious. Students alleged crude sex remarks in chapel talks and a dictatorial regime, and charged Richardson with profitable business dealings with the college during his tenure.
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J. Marion Futrell
John Richardson
Warren, Ark
Monticello A
M. College
Monticello Ark
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Horsfall
Ouachita Sheriff Sale Notices In Monroe Louisiana
A series of sheriff sale notices from Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court detail writs of fi fa against defendants W C Daughtry W G Baynes E L Whittington and others. Properties include the east half of lot 2 square 3 Hudsons Riverside addition lot 5 block six Arents subdivision and lot 22 square 50 Ouachita Cotton Mills addition Monroe. Sales set for June 23 1934 and other dates with cash terms and appraisement.
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Ouachita Parish
Louisiana
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Monroe Building & Loan Association
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State of Louisiana
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Co. C. Mullins
Lotsa
Edgewater Gardens
Notices of property sales and public bids in Monroe area
Legal notices describe writs of fi fa and mortgage actions against Anna Sande and others, with details on property parcels in Millageville and Layton's Second Addition. Also a public works bid notice from Tensas Parish Police Jury for alterations to the courthouse with bid procedures and deadlines.
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Tensas Parish
St. Joseph
Louisiana
J. W. Smith
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
J. W. Smith and Associates
Monroe
G. H. Clinton
Auto loans refinanced and assets offered for sale
The notice lists commercial securities firm addresses and phone numbers in Monroe and Shreveport. It details an administrator sale for the estate of George Worthen Cann in Ouachita Parish with real estate and personal stock items, including shares in several oil and gas companies. It also advertises public bids for a Louisiana highway project and outlines wage requirements and contract conditions.
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