Cotton Futures Rally to Near Thursday Highs in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 23 the cotton market opened firm and held above yesterday’s levels. October and December futures rose to 9.57 and 9.73 before retreating, then recovered to 9.54 and 9.99 with intraday gains of 16 points. Exports reached 18,655 bales. total weekly exports 125,504 bales. Late session gains were driven by stock advances and shorts covering, with July to December closing near session highs. Spot cotton closed steady 16 points higher with middling at 8.85 and stock at 841,104.
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Orleans
Shorts
New Orleans
Wotton
Cotton Market Reacts to Late Day Rally in New York
New York reports a softer start for cotton with early advances fading into realizations and southern selling. By afternoon, futures rose 8 to 10 points, closing 16 to 19 higher on renewed buying and stock strength. Spot trading steady around 9.50.
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New York
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Market Report
Liverpool reports 29 000 bales traded in a quiet session with American moderate business at lower prices. Quotations show American strict good middling 6.63, middling 6.18, low middling 5.83, strict ordinary 5.63 and good ordinary 5.33 with futures for July 5.99 and later strips for Oct Dec 5.91, Jam 5.92, Mar 5.98.
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Liverpool
Cotteon
Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady in New Orleans Market
In New Orleans on June 23 cottonseed oil closed steady with prime yellow at 5.05 to 5.15. Prime crude fell to 4.37 1 2. Futures for June at 5.09, July 5.22 rising to 5.24, September 5.27, October 5.40 and November December 5.48.
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Orleans
Cot
Bleach cottonseed futures close with varied bids
New York on June 23 reports bleach cottonseed futures and spot prices ranging from 5.55 to 5.90 cents with July at 5.62 to 5.64 and October 5.81, November 5.90, and 29 contracts sold amid bids.
Call Money Steady in New York on June 23
Call money remained steady at 1 percent throughout the day. Time rates for various maturities firmed slightly with 66 days at 3-4 percent, 3-4 months at 1 1-4 percent, and 5-6 months at 1 1-4 percent. Prime commercial paper quoted at 11-2 percent and bankers acceptances unchanged.
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New York
Market Wraps Mixed Signals Across Commodities
New York stocks firm with broader gains while bonds ease and U S government issues firm. Cotton rises as stock and wheat trend higher amid general buying. Coffee falls on selling. Chicago wheat buoyant on crop damage with corn rising in sympathy. Cattle steady with top steer around 6 50 while hog prices hold near 4 60.
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New York
U. S
Chicago
Grain prices slip on favorable crop weather outlook
Chicago brokers report Friday trades opening 3 8 to 7 8 lower for wheat before some rally. Corn opens flat to 5 8 down and drifts lower. oats gain 3 4 to 1 3 8. Wheat ends buoyant at 5 5 8 to 23 8 above Thursday. Provisions drop 5 to 10 cents.
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Chicago
New Orleans Market Reports Fresh Produce Prices
New Orleans notes near steady prices across fruits and vegetables with varied regional listings. Georgia and Mississippi peaches, Royal apricots, Bing cherries, Florida mangoes, Cuban avocados, Florida oranges, Washington Winesap apples, and Louisiana peppers are among items, with crates, baskets, and dozens cited and quantities shipped for Thursday totals.
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Georgia
Mississippi
California
Florida
Jamaica
Valencia
Washington Extra
Foreign Exchange Rates Steady in New York Market
New York June 23 foreign exchange rates show steady levels with Britain at 4.22 for both demand and cables and 60 day bills at 4.20 7-8. France quotes 4.88 1-2, Italy 6.51. numerous other currencies follow with varied N figures including Belgium 17.35 and Sweden 21.65. Mentioned cross conversions include Tokyo 26.50 and Shanghai 26.50 with Montreal pairs at 90.37 1-2 and 117.75.
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Sugar futures end steady after covering rally
New York sugar futures firmed on covering and buying after initial declines. September climbed to 1.42 a pound, December to 1.49, with July 1.38 and other contract bids nudging higher. Sales totaled 18 850 tons as the market held near the day’s best levels.
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New York
Potatoes Market Report from Chicago June 23 1920s
USDA note on U S potato shipments and markets with price ranges for Cobblers and Triumphs across Arkansas Oklahoma North Carolina Virginia and Wisconsin. Reports firm sacks steady demand moderate supplies light and some quality variations in old stocks.
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Stock Rally Lifts Markets After Slow Session
A late grain rally supported a shaky stock market on Friday with many leading issues rising 1 to 3 points amid a narrow trading range. About 3.4 million shares changed hands as American Can and Allied Chemical led gains while others like U S Steel and Westinghouse eased.
Revival Nears End of Second Week at Local Churches
The revival led by Dr. L. C. Bauer continues into next week with daily 9 am and 8 pm services. Sunday schedule includes sunrise prayer, Bible school, morning worship, and evening gospel song programs with the Monroe Nazarene Trio. Church events list board, prayer, W M S, choir, and junior activities.
Christmas Church Services Plan Week Schedule
On the corner of Gordon and Dixie Church school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 a m The subject for the morning hour is The Upper Room The young people services begin at 7 p m and evening worship at 8 o clock The evening discussion will cover The Importance of Christian Prudence Missionary meeting is Tuesday at 3 p m with Mrs E K Reeves on Eagan Street Prayer services Wednesday at 8 p m
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Gordon and
Dixie Church School
E. K. Reeves
Eagan Street
First Presbyterian Church Grammont Catalpa Ad
The First Presbyterian Church Grammont at Catalpa invites worshipers to join Sunday services. Pastor Ernest D. Holloway promotes biblical teaching, adult Bible classes, and two study topics “What I Have That I Give” and “He Shall Be Like a Tree Planted by the Rivers of Water.” A welcoming church school atmosphere is emphasized.
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First Presbyterian Church
Grammont
Catalpa
Ernest D. Holloway
Preacher to Lead Week‑Long Meeting in Columbia
Bible study Sunday morning 9:45 to 10:45. Morning devotion and sermon at 11 on The Preacher and His Task. Evening worship 8. Young people meet 7:15. Ladies Bible class Tuesday 3:30. Mid week Bible study and prayer 8. Sunday evening the minister begins a meeting in Columbia for a week.
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Columbia
Church Effort Aims to Maintain Summer Attendance
The Richmond Nazarene church led by Pastor J J Douglas seeks to sustain Sunday Bible school and services through summer. It notes vacations and heat cause drops yet urges faithfulness and sacrifice for the kingdom of Christ and God.
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Church OF the Nazarene Thomas
Richmond
J. J. Douglas
Sunday Bible
House of God
Kingdom of Christ
God
Chicago Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Livestock market in Chicago shows 26 000 hogs with direct sales 15 000, mostly steady. Cattle calves 1 500 700, steady trade, most steers 4 75 5 50. Vealers 4 75 6 00. Sheep 7 000 active with native lambs 7 25 7 75 and ewes 1 75 3 00.
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Chicago
USDA
Butter and Eggs Prices Report Chicago June 23
Butter markets show 16 277 firm creamery specials at 23 1 2 to 24 with extras at 23 and 92 for 93 score. Firsts and seconds range from 19 1 2 to 22 1 4 across grades. Eggs at 17 063 steady with unchanged prices.
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Chicago
Poultry Prices Fold Under Demand in Chicago Market
Chicago June 23 report lists live poultry prices for 36 trucks and firms. Hens 1, Leghorns 8, roosters 10, turkeys 10 11, spring ducks 6 9, old 5 7, geese 6 1 2, Leghorn broilers 11 14, Rocks 16 18, colored 15 16.
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Chicago
Sunday church services and classes schedule
All departments of the Sunday school and Bible class meet at 9 45 a m. Bible class discussion topic is Gods Punishments Upon Dishonesty. The chief worship begins at 10 45 a m with the pastor speaking on The Parable of the Great Supper.
Christian Science Sunday Services and Reading Room Info
First Church of Christ, Scientist announces Sunday service at 11 a m and Sunday school at 9 30 a m with a Wednesday evening testimony at 8 o'clock. Reading room hours are daily 12 30 to 5 p m except Sundays and holidays. The June 25 lesson sermon centers on Christian Science with Bible citations from John 14 and excerpts from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Christian Science
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Assembly of God West Monroe Revival Schedule
West Monroe Assembly of God lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m with D O McDaniel as superintendent. Morning preaching at 11 a m. Christ Ambassadors class at 5 45 p m directed by Emma Joiner. Children's class at 6 45 p m led by Mrs Tanner. Evening service at 7 45. Services Tuesday and Thursday nights. Pastor conducts revival with F C Weaver in Bastrop. Bro Overstreet assists in the pastor’s absence.
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D. O. McDaniel
Christ Ambassadors
Emma Joiner
Tanner
F. C. Weaver
Bastrop
Bro. M. Overstreet
Church Services and Meetings Seek Faithful Study
The Congregational Church led by Minister George H. Dierlamm schedules a 10 a.m. Sunday school with B. O. Avant as superintendent and 11 a.m. worship with a sermon on Empty Nets. The Christian Life conference continues with Prophets and Problems of Life. Drew Church hosts Pilgrim daughters Friday at 2 p.m. study Enrolling in the School of Jesus with Elsie Johnson and Dierlamm in charge. Sunday evening worship follows at 7 o'clock with The Reality of Things Unseen and a Christian life conference on June 27 featuring talks by Louise Henry Dorothy Henry and Walter Dean on church topics. Pleasant Hill Church sets 3 p.m. Sunday school and Friday community prayer at Mr. Beards' home.
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Christian Life Conference
Drew Church
Pilgrim Daughters
School of Jesus
Elsie Johnson
G. H Dierlamm
Louise Henry
Dorothy Henry
Jesus
Walter Dean
George Evans
Pleasant Hill Church
Beards
Church Calendar of Services and Meetings
Activities of the day include Sunday school at 9 50 morning worship at 11 Christian Endeavor at 6 45 evening service at 7 45 pastor in charge Circle No 2 meets Tuesday at 3 missionary program Tuesday evening Bible study with Mrs G B Haynes Wednesday at 2 30 prayer service Thursday at 7 45.
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Christian Endeavor
Circle No. 2
G. B. Haynes
Ohio State Opens Free College for Unemployed
In Columbus Ohio on June 23 officials of Ohio State University opened a free college for the unemployed. Accounting and fine arts proved most popular with four accounting sections and 15 fine arts courses for about 1300 students aged 18 to 70 enrolled for a six weeks term. Two piano and two voice classes were added.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Mastodon Teeth Found Across Bat Rouge to Natchez Areas
Paleontologists report mastodon teeth dated between 20 000 and 100 000 years old discovered in multiple sites from Baton Rouge Louisiana to Natchez Mississippi highlighting widespread Late Pleistocene remains.
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Rouge, la
Natchez, Miss
Classifieds index alphabetized by category and number
A fragmented list enumerates legal notices business services employment rentals real estate autos and miscellaneous items with misspellings and scattered numbering for quick reference in a historical classifieds section.
Hat Lost or Found at Capitol Theater
A straw hat taken by mistake Monday night at Capitol Theater was requested to be returned to the owner. No further details are provided about the incident or the owners.
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Capitol Theater
Losers' Service Bureau Seeks Lost Items in Advertisements
Lost items found in The News Star Morning World may be recovered by calling the Classified Department at 4800. The Losers Service Bureau offers free listing to advertisers to help locate owners and items such as Gog purses jewelry and other articles.
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