Fresh market prices steady on fruits and vegetables in New Orleans
New Orleans market report shows fruits and vegetables generally steady with minor price shifts. Items include Louisiana beets 30-40c per dozen bunches, carrots 25-30c, cabbage 25-5c per dozen heads, sweet potatoes 65-85c per 100 lb sack, onions 75-80c per 50 lb sack, and Florida celery 2.10 per crate, among many other perishables and regional varieties.
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New Orleans
USDA
Louisiana
Spain
Florida
Chicago livestock prices show uneven gains across classes
In Chicago on March 7, USDA market data show foggy conditions with 12,000 head including 4,000 direct cattle in play. Livestock trends show gains of 25-40 cents for some categories, hogs and sows up, weights and grades vary, cattle market firm with yearling and light steer strength, and packers holding pace as slaughter lambs and sheep see mixed moves.
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Chicago
USDA
Sugar Market Steady With Firm Undertone In New York
Raw sugar activity remained tepid on Tuesday but buyers stayed firm at last paid levels or 3 cents for spots. Holders asked 3.05 to 3.10 cents, with one sale of 25,000 bags to a Cuban refiner for early April at 3.03. Refined sugar inquiries were strong but sales limited, except for one local refiners bid to 4 cents for fine granulated. overall price held at 3.90 cents.
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New York
Liverpool Cotton Market Notes From Liverpool
Liverpool March 7 reports 11 000 bales in hand including 206 American with prices seven points higher and steady futures. Quoted American grades show strict good middling 5.54 and other grades ranging down to strict good ordinary 4.29. Futures closed very steady with Mar 4.69 May 4.70 July 4.70 Oct 4.73 Dec 4.76 Jan 4.77.
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Liverpool
Potatoes market report from Chicago shows steady supplies
Potatoes in Chicago trading slowly but improving with 566 U S shipments. Wisconsin round whites 70-75 cents, Michigan Russet seed 70-75, Colorado McClures 1.27 1 2, Idaho Russets 1.12 1 2 to 20. Total U S shipments 566.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Wisconsin
Michigan Russett Rurals
Colorado McClures
Idaho Russets
Poultry Market Report From Chicago On March Seventh
Chicago market news lists live poultry prices for 47 trucks with unsettled hens at 10 to 11 cents, Leghorn hens at 8, colored springs 13 1 2, Rock springs 15, roosters 8, turkeys 10 to 15, ducks 10 to 12, geese 8, and broilers 16 to 17 cents.
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Chicago
Colored Springs
Rock Springs
Railroad and Motor Coach Schedule Summary
East and west bound trains and motor coaches listed with arrival and departure times. Services include Illinois Central, Missouri Pacific, Natchez El Dorado lines, American Airways, TriState Motor Coaches, and South Pacific Coaches with routes to Natchez Bastrop Bastrop Alexandria and St Louis.
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Illinois Central System
Coves
Missouri Pacific Cines
Hinds Conene
Natchez-El Dorado
Parmerville
Ono
American Airways
Tristate Motor Coaches
Pe Spredeewess Seedees 8:45 Pm Souri Pacific Coaches Arrive Depart ® J. Louis
L. Rock
Natchez
Bastrop
Inteeene Bastrop
Transportation LU
Feral
Alexandria
Markets at a Glance Chicago grain and cattle news
Markets at a Glance reports March 7 Chicago trading showing wheat inactivity with no receipts, corn steady higher on brisk cash demand, cattle rising up to 25, and hogs advancing 25 to 40 with active demand.
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Chicago
Chicago Market Prices Report March First Butter and Eggs
Butter for unsettled creamery specials ranged 17 1/2 to 18 cents with extras 92 and firsts 90 91 cents. Standards 90 centralized carrots at 17. Eggs priced at 9,767 unsettled with prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Keep Market Closed On New York Cotton Exchange
New York March 7 The board of managers voted to keep the market closed until further notice, delaying trading on the New York Cotton Exchange amid unspecified conditions.
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New York
The
New York Cotton Exchange
Plan Concordia meetings of Boy Scouts shortly
Plans for several Boy Scout meetings in Concordia parish on March 10 under district chairman Austin B Hagle were announced. Judge W M Harper and G W Simpson will attend. Meetings at Vidalia Monterey Ferriday high schools open to public with a court of honor at Ferriday. Winn Parish plans and a special court of honor at Winnfield on April 4.
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Concordia Parish
Austin B. Hagle
W. M. Harper
Ouachita Valley Boy Scout Council
G. W. Simpson
Vidalia
Monterey High School
Ferriday High School
Ferriday
Troop 17
Charles G. Bruce
Monroe
Tensas Parish
Tallulah
St. Joseph
Frances Perkins Assured Support for Labor Dept
Washington March 7 U P Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins reports receiving cooperation letters from labor officials in 35 states as she begins her first full day in the cabinet. She says the department should interpret the needs and aspirations of workers to the executive and legislative branches and endorses unemployment insurance in principle. Fort Worth tale notes a father who buys liquor to block his son's drinking, leading to the arrest of Mrs T J Self and her son for possession of whisky and beer.
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Washington
U.P
Frances Perkins
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Miss Perkins
Federal Department of Labor
State Departments of Labor
Fort Worth
Texas
Sheriff's Office
T. J. Self
Sheriffs Sale notices from Ouachita Parish Louisiana
Multiple foreclosure notices from Ouachita Fourth District Court list Monroe building and loan associations and individuals as defendants. Writs of fi fa authorize sale at the courthouse western front door in Monroe on specified Saturdays in 1933, with cash terms and no appraisal. Descriptions cover western third of lots in T E Plourney first addition and lot four of square fifty one in Ouachita Cotton Mills Second Addition.
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Sheriff's Sale
Monroe Building & Loan Association
N. G. Tippit
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Parish of
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
T. E. Plourney
West Monroe
Fife
People's Homestead & Savings Association
Emanuel G. Sugar
Parish
Ouachita Cotton Mills
Southern Hardware Company, Ltd
Daisy Morton
O. B. Morton
Court House
South Grand Street
Jack McEnery
Sheriff's Sale People’s Homestead & Savings Association
J. G. Haynes
State of
G. W. Zetgin
J. C. Ransom
Square Five
W. C. Feardi
Daisy Robert Morton
Layton
C. G. Woodbridge
Jackson Street
Ouachita Avenue
First Street
L. C. McCain
W .H. Honeycutt
Mount Vernon Church
Quachita Parish
Ouachita National Bank
Francis Trew
Charles R. Adams
Grammont Filhiol
William E. Marshall
Chas. R. Adams
Jerome Bres
Benedette Bres
E. D. Granberry
J. D. Carr
Lee Avenue
Ouachita Parish
R. D. Anderson
Gordon Avenue
J. W. Livesay
McEnery
Parish of Quachita
Charlies N. Eichel
Dominic Fontana
Lovers Lane
N. G. Wppit
Terminal Heights
J. J. Grant
State of Louiiann
Quachita
Northwest Quarter
Northeast Quarter
Township
George DeCair
T. E. Flournoy
J. F P. Heard
Theo Terzia
A. F. McCaleb
O. G. Elliott
W. C. Feazel
Thomas Street
Wilson Street
Morton Street
Beverly Street
Edward
Girault
Pargoud Place
Earea
Sheriff's Sal
C. C. Bell
Home Realty & Development Company
Vera Lewis Pettit
Monroes Foreclosure Notices Record Public Auctions
A batch of foreclosure notices from Ouachita Parish Louisiana list multiple defendants including Mrs Daisy Morton and Mrs Vera Lewis Pettit. Notices describe writs of seizure and sale, parcels in Monroe with lots and squares, and sale dates in 1933 and 1935 at the courthouse front door with cash terms and appraisement benefits.
Lost and found and authorization notice collected
The text advertises reporting lost articles to the News-Star-World classifieds and notes that the Quachita Protective Agency and G F Wallace Mer are no longer authorized to make collections for the undersigned. Dr C A Johnson Dr J T Prench Dr E J Young.
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Monroe Ee
Morning World
News-Star Co
News-Star
News-Star—World
News- Star—World
Quachita Protective Agency
G. F. Wallace
Mer
C. A. Johnson
J. T. Prench
E. J. Young
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Plan Concordia
BOY Scouts
Judge Harper
Milton Coverdale
Milton Coverdalf
Classification Index
Legal
Motor Securities Co., Inc
Bernhardt Bing
Bernhardt
Irene Simms
E. N. Mansberg, JR
E. E. Kelly
J. E. Harvey
North Second
Jersey
South Second
DeSiard St
Anthony Gibbon
Lucille Watkins
Smith
Chas. E. Bynum
W. R. Macwilliams
Monroe Printing Co
Jack Boyer
Pettit Typewriter and Supply CO
Chase- Amman Bldg
Monroe Tire Exchange
DeSiard
J. C. C. Lindley
Nashville
Tennessee
W. C. Garriott
Southern School of Printing
South Street
Nashville, Tenn
Carl Thurman
Patton Manufacturing Company
Patton
Alvis Hotel
Ouachita Bank
Mrs. Duke Hodge
Pegram
CROWN
CALL
Sam Laart
Monroe Seed Co
Grand
Phone
D. C. Metcalf
H. and H. Hatchery
Sterlington Road
E. R. Norris
Grand Street
the Palace
Trenton
George Sullivan
Lieber and Co
South Grand
Box O
Stone Avenue
Jackson
Lazarre
Texas Avenue
South First
Washington Street
Henry Jarrell
Pine Street
Auburn
Texas Ave
Grammont Street
North Side
Gordon
Hawes
A. H. Baier
Basin Building
R. E. Davis
Seventh Street
Fox Court
North Fourth Street
Washington and
Breard
Light Housekeeping
Ke Street
Vernon Street
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