Cotton futures rise on Monday on Wallingale plans and dollar steadiness
In New Orleans on June 16, the cotton market moved up early before fluctuating. October and December futures climbed to around 9.34 and 9.48, with later renewed strength near the close on short covering and expectations of acreage leasing details from Washington. Spot cotton closed steady with gains of about 22 points, sales at 5,428, and a stock tally of 875,702.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures steady as acreage controls loom
In New York on June 16 the cotton market showed nervous, irregular moves as debate over acreage control shifted. Early gains faded to a sell off with October futures dropping to 9.25, then a late-day rally led to a closing level about 12 to 16 points higher. Overall futures closed steady, 19 to 28 higher, spot quiet at 9.25 middling.
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New York
Liverpool Cotton Market Report Prices and Futures
Liverpool notes 1 000 bales of American cotton with spot prices down 15 points across grades from strict good middling 6.93 to good ordinary 5.33. Futures closed steady at July 5.93, Oct 5.93, Dec 5.95, Jan 5.96, March 5.99, May 6.02.
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Liverpool
Cottonseed Oil Futures Steady In New York and New Orleans
Cottonseed oil futures closed barely steady with several contracts listed in New York at 5.45 to 5.72 dollars and sales of 31 contracts. In New Orleans prime summer yellow and crude bids ranged from 4.25 to 5.24 dollars for various months including June through December.
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New Orleans
Livestock market summary Chicago June 16
Hogs 21 000 incl 12 000 direct active 10 15 higher than Thursday bulk 190 300 lbs 4 65 75 top 4 75 packing hogs 3 80 4 10 medium 200 250 lbs 46 0 75 heavy 250 350 lbs 4 50 75 pigs good and choice 100 130 lbs 3 00 65 cattle 1 500 calves 800 fed steers yearlings steady lower grades predom vealers strong other killing classes fall slaughter cattle vealers steers good and choice 550 900 lbs 5 25 7 25 900 1100 lbs 5 25 7 25 1100 1300 lbs 5 50 7 25 1300 1500 lbs 5 25 6 75 common and medium 550 1300 lbs 4 00 5 50 feeders good and choice 4 50 5 50 medium 4 00 50 sheep 5 000 fairly active steady to strong spots higher bulk desirable native ewe and wether lambs 7 50 straight to packers lambs 90 lbs down good and choice 7 25 8 00 ewes 90 150 lbs good and choice 1 75 3 00
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USDA
Call Money Rates Steady In New York Market
Call money remained steady at 1 percent for the day. Time loans held firm with rates from 1 to 11-4 percent for 60 to 90 days and 5-6 months. Prime commercial paper quoted around 13-4 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged.
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New York
Markets at a Glance New York June 16 Stocks Firm
Markets at a Glance reports a firm stock market in New York after early nervousness with bonds irregular and industrials heavy. Foreign exchanges firm with sterling rallying. cotton higher. sugar steady. coffee weaker on European selling. Chicago wheat lower on tax fears. corn weak. cattle steady. hogs up 10 to 15 cents top $4.75.
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Chicago
Commodity Prices Shuffle After Roosevelt Tax Plan Action
Chicago market reports mixed grain moves as wheat contracts retreat then steady near limits after Roosevelt approves the process tax plan. Corn and oats weaken late, price shifts also seen in New Orleans fruit and vegetable sales with scattered regional figures and car shipments noted.
Foreign exchange rates in New York bids and cables
New York June 16 foreign exchange firm quotes Great Britain at 4.07 1 8 dollars, cables 4.07 1 4, 60 day bills 4.06 1 4, France 4.73, Italy 6.29. Demands list Belgium 16.90, Germany 28.60, Holland 48.30, Norway 20.60, Sweden 20.95, Denmark 18.20, Switzerland 23.25, Spain 10.28, Portugal 3.73N, Greece 68 1-2N, Poland 14.00N, Czechoslovakia 3.60N, Jugoslavia 1.66N, Austria 14.00N, Romania .70N, Argentina 30.84N, Brazil 8.74N, Tokyo 25.60, Shanghai 26.25, Hongkong 20.50, Montreal in New York 89.00, New York in Montreal 112.50. N-Nominal.
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Portugal
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Sugar futures edge unchanged amid spot market lull
Sugar futures in New York rose briefly 2 to 3 points Friday before pulling back as spot trade remained sluggish. July contracts dipped from 1.34 to 1.32 and December eased from 1.43 to 1.40. market closed steady to mixed with notable price levels for July 1.32, Sept 1.34, Dec 1.41, Jan 1.42, Mar 1.48, May 1.52.
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New York
Poultry market prices in Chicago report
Chicago June 16 live poultry market with 31 trucks. Hens ranged 9 1 2 to 10. Leghorns 8. roosters 8 1 2. No 26 turkeys 10 to 11. spring ducks 8 to 9. old ducks 5 to 6. geese 6 1 2. Leghorn broilers 11 to 13. Rocks 17 to 20. colored birds 15 to 17.
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Chicago
Butter and Eggs Market Report Chicago June 16
Butter prices at 20,066 and eggs at 15,888 remain steady with no change noted. The report records unchanged prices in Chicago commodities trading for the day.
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Chicago
Wall Street Slips Mixed in Dollar Jitters on Friday
New York markets drifted in a choppy session as traders digested dollar volatility and Anglo American stabilization risks. Stocks recovered modestly from Thursday’s losses while transfers moved about 5.7 million shares as leaders edged back 1 to 3 points and rails and commodities showed uneven swings.
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Victor Eubank
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
du Pont
Johns Manville
U. S. Steel
Consolidated Gas
Standard Oil of New Jersey
American Smelting
International Harvester
Sears Roebuck
Case
U. S. Smelting
General Motors
Columbia Gas
Shaw Aees
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
United States
Potatoes and Industry Listings From Chicago Market Report
June 16 Chicago market notes show potatoes prices and supplies steady with moderate trade. U S shipments total 1 035 new stock. regional checks include Alabama Louisiana Oklahoma Texas and several major corporations noted in a long industry listing.
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Local businesses offer services from loans to tires and printing
A dense business directory lists Commercial Securities Co Inc and Motor Securities Co Inc offering loans and car services, Ke ys for locks, mattress renovators, notary public News Star World Office and binding, printing by Monroe Printing Co, Pettit Typewriter supplies, Vulcanizing at Monroe Tire Exchange, and travel by private sedans through Marion Hotel lobby plan.
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Marion Hotel
Injunction Suit to Be Resumed in New Orleans
Hearings in the injunction suit against WDSU to stop broadcasting newspaper news resume in civil district court next Monday. Judge Gleason denied transfer to federal court. Owner Joseph Uhalt said the news commentator quit and broadcasts were suspended. Other New Orleans stations and publishers agreed to stop broadcasting from newspapers.
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WDSU
Civil District Court
Walter T. Gleason
Joseph Uhalt
Uhalt
Two Roosevelts Graduate From Groton School
Groton Mass June 16 two Roosevelts graduated from Groton school Franklin D Roosevelt Jr son of the president and Cornelius Van F Roosevelt grandson of Theodore Roosevelt and son of Theodore Roosevelt former governor general of the Philippine Islands both completing preparatory school work amid the ceremony members of the prominent political family attended the event.
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Groton
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Groton School
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Cornelius van F. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Philippine Islands
Classified Advertising Rates and Legal Notices Summary
Classified pages list ad rates per line and line counts, plus a long index of classifications. Legal notices include Sheriff sales in Ouachita Parish, bankruptcy discharge hearings, seizure and sale notices, final account filings, and public notices from the Fourth District Court. The Monroe notices reference specific defendants, property, and sale dates in 1933.
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Justice of Peace Court
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Milton Coverdale
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Seco H. Cummins
J. T. Shell
D. I. Garrett
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