Cotton Markets Steady as U S Cotton Rises
New Orleans prices advance on favorable leg developments with gains of 2 to 13 points across contracts. Spot middling cotton in New Orleans at 9.51 cents a pound, basis 30 market days average 9.42. Futures in New York mixed with July steady near 9.32. Liverpool futures mix lower to higher with July at 5.00 and other months around 4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorleans
New Orleans
New York
South
Liverpool
Cottonseed Oil Futures Close Steady in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 22 cot tonseed oil closed steady with July at 5.95 and Oct at 6.16 while Dec reached 6.21 and Jan 6.27. In New York on the same day bleachable cottonseed oil futures finished 4-9 higher with July at 6.29 and Sept at 6.42 and Oct 6.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York
Hog and cattle market report from Chicago on June 22
The USDA cattle and hog market notes rising prices and active trading. Hog slaughter and live weights show gains while packing sows and butchers shift higher. cattle see steady to firm demand with top yearling and light steer prices reaching near 19.00. Sheep and lambs remain strong with native spring lambs around 10.00 to 10.50 and slaughter ewes around 2.25 to 3.25.
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Chicago
USDA
California
Butter And Eggs Prices Plunge Amid Unsettled Butter Market
Butter in Chicago on June 22 with 1,350,270 unsettled and creamery scores ranging from 92 to 93. Eggs steady at 22,004. A new retractable wing flap with double slots is reported as a latest aircraft device, designed to not slow cruising speed.
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Chicago
Financial roundup: stocks, bonds, commodities mix in New York
New York stocks show irregular advances in specialties while bonds are mixed with U S government issues slightly ahead. Curb markets uneven as leaders hesitate. Foreign exchange steady with sterling lower. Cotton and sugar firm with improved markets. Coffee higher on local buying. In Chicago Wheat and Corn slide. cattle firm to 25 higher. hogs rise 5 to 15 with top 7.10.
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New York
U. S
Chicago
Market Dips Then Rallies on Lending Plan Report
New York stocks drifted with mixed tone as investors weighed news of a long range lending program totaling 3.86 billion dollars and an 870 million dollar 1960 outlay. Volume stayed light with about 450 thousand shares traded, while gains and declines remained fractional amid far eastern tensions and Senate filibuster concerns. European markets steadied and bank clearings rose 2 percent for the week.
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Victor Eubank
New York
Wheat and corn end lower on Chicago grain markets
Chicago grain markets see wheat sliding to new two month lows as weaker Liverpool demand and strong spring wheat belt weather press prices lower. July wheat around 69 1 4, corn near 49 48 7 8, while oats and soybeans show minor shifts amid a broad decline. New York raw and refined sugar futures rise on improved demand with July sugar at 1. 1 and September at 1.97, with Cuban and duty free raws trading around 2.85 cents.
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Chicago
Liverpool
New York
Cubas
Poultry Market Prices Reported In Chicago
Chicago on June 22 reports live poultry steady overall with hens over 5 pounds at 14 1 2 to 15 1 2, chickens under 5 pounds 15 1 2, broilers colored 17, Plymouth Rock and White Rock at 18, Leg Horn broilers under 2 pounds 15 1 2, 2 pounds up 17, Plymouth Rock fryers 19 1 2, with 47 trucks and other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Revisions by Labor Board Rules On Elections and Contracts
The Labor Board approved changes including extending the interim period between a board complaint and hearing from five to ten days. It also requires bona fide unions party to a contract violating the Wagner Act to be named as parties in proceedings nullifying that contract. It would let employers petition for bargaining elections if two plant unions refuse certification.
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Labor Board
Classified Advertising Rates and Public Notices Listing
An archival listing describes morning world and News Star rates, classification groups, and a public bidding notice from Ouachita Parish School Board. It notes sealed bids due by 10:00 AM June 30 1939 for school additions in Monroe and West Monroe Louisiana with deposits and bid bonds required.
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Morning World
Ouachita Parish School Board
Monroe
Ouachita Parish High School
Millsaps
West Monroe
Lenwis
H. H. Land
Lenwis School
Ouachita Parish
Atlantic Clipper Begins Return Flight From Marseille
The Atlantic Clipper took off for New York on the return leg of its passenger preview flight. Eleven of the 18 American journalists who traveled to France via the Azores and Portugal departed. others stayed longer. The clipper left Port Washington, L. I., Saturday.
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Marseille
France
New York
Atlantic
Azores
Portugal
Port Washington
L. 1
Garb Row: Garbage Collector Charged in Valdese
In Valdese North Carolina on June 22, policeman J P Stilwell confronted a garbage collector who wore only a straw hat while on rounds. The man was charged with indecent exposure and driving while intoxicated.
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Valdese
N. C
J. P. Stilwell
Stilwell
Potatoes Prices and Estate Notices From Louisiana 1939
U S Department of Agriculture report lists potato prices by region including Bliss Triumphs and California long whites with stock levels. Also probate notices in Ouachita Parish Louisiana request show cause within ten days why final accounts or letters of administration should not be approved, with judges named and dates in June 1939.
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R. C. Prichard
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Central Savings Bank &Trust Co
D. I. Garrett
J. T. Shell
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita Parish
George E. Byrd
Uachita
T. J. Chambers
George E Byrd
H. G. Prophit
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News-Star
United States
Congress
Senate
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Goodyear
Montgomery Ward
American Telephone
Westinghouse
General Electric
Owens-Illinois
Liggett and Myers “B
Wall Street
National Labor Relations Board
Dun and
Bradstreet
Chicago Grain
Newton
N. J
Fanny
Sussex County
Business Directory
Automotive Brake Service
United Electric Service
North Third
BABY
Baby Chickens
Lane Wilson Seed Co
Pilcher's Beauty School
Catalpa St
Pope Distributing Company
Ouachita
Roberts Boat Shop
Peach
South Grand
Home Appliance Co
DeSiard
Tanner's
Phone Mills Furniture Company
North Sixth
DeSiard Bel Furniture Co
Dire Furniture Exchange
DeSiard Street
Mrs. Crotwell
Weed Furniture
Hollis Furniture Company
NEW York Hardware and Furniture CO
Lee Ave
Watscellaneous
Sales&a
Renwick
Emerson
Angela
Mo. P. Depot
Jackson
Oak St
W. D. King
Gordon
St. John
Trimbie Apts
Hudson Lane
North 6Th
North Fifth
P. O
Good Practice Plano
North Eighth
North Side
Koch
Tyner-Petrus CO
Cell Et Albert
Louisville Ave
Royal Feed and Seed Store
Representative Monroe Printing CO
Louisiana
Porter Bros. Cotton St
Leonard’s Horse and Mule Barn
Rochelle
Grammont
School Street
Waite Cycle Shop
Haley’s Cycle Shop
Walnut
Keller
Mark W. Stroud
Sec’y
Tyner-Petrusco
R. E. Davis
Lane Piower Shop
Breard
Curt Flowers
Rosen
Gladioli
C. C Lindley
West Monroe Mattress Company
Tick
Inner Springs
L. W. Gresham
Hart
Columbia
Chatham
O. B. Grant
Mattresses
Ouachita Mattress Company
LeSsard
Tein City Mattress Co
Coleman
Bridge and
Cypress
Sporting Goods
Rayville
Hobby House
South Grand Street
Bome Appliance Co
DeSiard G&1
Good Housekeeping
Arkansas Ave
EB W. Cruse
North Fourth
Park Avenue
Mill Street
E. W. Cruse
White's Ferry Road
Filhios
J. W. Shanks
Bawcomville
Peoples Homestesa and Savings Association
Jonas Selig
Morton Myatt
Cole
Morning Side
Spurgeon Drive
Sherrouse
Peoples Homestead and Savings Assn
Used Car Exchange
Classification Index
Monroe News-Star
News-Star— World
Heacbouse
T O Brown
U. S. Dept
Bliss
Alabama
Arkansas
Oklahoma
North Carolina
U.S
H G. Prophit
Walnut Street
Ludwig
Riverviewy
Chevrolet
Monroe Auto & Supply Co., Inc
Studebaker
Willys
Central Auto Sales, Inc
Lot
Washington
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