Cotton futures slip then rebound as New Orleans market closes steady
The New Orleans cotton market opened with losses on Liverpool cables and realized declines, then rallied with higher stocks and wheat, finishing with gains from the early lows. July, October, and December futures moved from lows to higher closes, but overall day losses were 17 to 19 points. Spot cotton closed steady with 29 points down amid 1,795 sales.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Orleans
Cotton futures drift with mixed day in New York
An early drop of 12 to 19 points gave way to rallies on renewed trade buying and liquidations. July futures rose to 8.64 from 8.47, then eased amid profit taking as May through January contracts posted losses. spot middling remained at 8.40.
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New York
Commission House
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Market Notes
Liverpool spot cotton in lively demand with gains of two to seven points. Quotations for American grades rise as good middling 16 and other grades move higher. futures for May to March listed at varied values. Market activity described as steady with prices closing quiet.
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Liverpool
Foreign exchange rates listed for major currencies
New York May 4. Foreign exchange irregular and listed in dollars or cents with demand and cable rates for Great Britain France Italy and other currencies. Quotes include Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland and several national currencies with Nominal notation.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentine
Chicago livestock pricesMay 8
In Chicago market today Hog supply about 25 000 with direct 11 000 and bids mixed Hogs traded higher with gains up to 25 cents and lighter weights 10 to 130 pounds priced around 3 10 to 6 0 per cwt Cattle receipts about 13 000 general market steady to firm with buyers active Vealers softening to 5 50 to 6 50 per hundredweight Sheep about 10 000 active mainly 15 to 25 higher with spring lambs 6 25 to 7 75 and lighter lambs around 5 50 to 6 10 per cwt
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Chicago
USDA
Poultry Prices Reported in Chicago Market
Chicago May 8 live poultry prices steady with 14 trucks recorded. Hens 12 leg horn hens 10 1 2 roosters 8 1 2 No 2 6 turkeys 11 14 spring ducks 11 12 old ducks 9 11 geese 7 leghorn broilers 16 Rock broilers 20 23 colored browess le-él.
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Chicago
Market Summary Lacks Momentum Across Sectors
New York stocks firm but with reduced volume and irregular bonds. Foreign exchanges uneven as sterling cases appear. Cotton, sugar, coffee steady. cotton and Wall Street trading lower. Chicago wheat soft with slack speculative buying. corn irregular amid planting delays. Cattle steady to firm. hogs up 15 to 25 cents, top price $4.20.
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New York
Wall Street
Chicago
Chicago Grain Markets Drift Lower on Inflation Push Remarks
General selling pushed grain prices down in Chicago trading Monday despite President Roosevelt signaling inflation goals. Wheat dropped about a cent from Saturday, corn wavered with a 3-4 cent swing before settling 1-4 up, oats slipped 1-8 to 1-4 up, and provisions rose 22 to 40 cents.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
New Orleans Fruit and Veg Prices Mixed Across Regions
May reports show steady to unchanged prices for many fruits and vegetables in New Orleans markets. Florida and Texas tomatoes hit 1.75 to 2.00 for best. Texas corn 1.60 to 2.10 per bushel basket. cantaloupes 4.00 to 4.50 per basket. Louisiana strawberries 0.70 to 0.85 per 24 pint crate. cucumbers 1.50 to 1.65. beans 0.85 to 1.00. peas 0.90 to 1.00. lettuce and endive prices vary. creole lettuce 0.15 to 0.30 per dozen. tropicals from Cuba and Jamaica appear, with pineapples 2.25 to 2.30 per crate and limes 1.00 per hundred. Additional notes list shipments: 52 potato cars, 29 strawberry cars, 10 snap bean cars, 9 cabbage cars, 2 mixed vegetable cars, 2 sweet potato cars in Louisiana. Mississippi shipments include cabbage and strawberries.
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New Orleans
Florida
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
California
Arizona
Jamaica
Georgia
Washington
Bliss Triumph
Sugar futures dip then rally on cover bids
New York sugar markets eased early Monday as the market followed a softer si trend. July jumped from 1.35 to 1.38 and December, after slipping to 1.46, recovered to around 1.48 with the day ending 2 to 3 points lower. overall, futures closed 3 to 4 points down as 20,350 tons were sold.
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New York
Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady in New Orleans Market
In New Orleans on May 8 Cot tonseed oil held steady with prime summer yellow at 4.50 to 4.60 and prime crude at 3.62 to 4.00. Futures quoted May 4.60 July 4.63 August 4.68 September 4.75 October 4.80 November 4.85.
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New Orleans
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures close irregular
New York on May 8 reports irregular closing in cottonseed oil futures with spot at 4.70B and forwards from May 4.75B to Dec 5.20B. Trading included 10 contracts with 2 switches and B-bid activity.
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New York
Potatoes Move With Mixed Prices Across Regions
Chicago reports a slow Saturday and Sunday with total U S shipments at 684 and 46, old stock steady and trading moderate. Wisconsin round whites bring 67.5 to 72.5, Minnesota round whites 65 to 70, Idaho Russets 1.45 to 1.65, Minnesota Russet Burbanks 95. New stock steady with moderate trading. Texas Bliss Triumphs and Eagle River areas show 2.20 to 2.30, Brownsville 2.40, Louisiana Bliss Triumphs 2.15 to 2.25, partly graded 2.00 to 2.10, Alabama mostly 2.25.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Louisiana Bliss
Alabama
Red Squirrels Favor Mushrooms in Forest Nooks
Report notes red squirrels show fondness for mushrooms and gather dry quantities in the forest husks and brackened areas.
New York Stocks Rally After Roosevelt Address and Gold Rumors
U.S. stock and grain markets edged higher on Monday amid favorable reactions to President Roosevelt’s anti trust stance and denial of France leaving the gold standard. Trading was steadier, with many issues up 1 to 3 points while some leaders fell slightly in late session.
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New York
Roosevelt
France
American Can
American Telephone
DuPont
Case
United Fruit
U.S. Steel
National Steel
Goodyear
General Motors
National Biscuit
Proctor and Gamble
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
New York Central
Public Service of N. J
Consolidated Ges
Owens Illinois
Dome
Kennecott
Holland
England
London
Classified Advertising Rates and Categories Overview
The notice lists classifications and pricing for Want Ads in Monroe News-Star and Morning World. It details per line charges, minimums, telephone order options, and alphabetically arranged group headings with numeric references for legal notices, employment, real estate, autos, and services. It also notes accommodations, billing practices, and closing times.
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Morning World
News-Star
Sunday News-Star— World
JSG
Public Auction of Monroe Estate Parcels Sets June Bid
Public notice announces sale of three parcels in Monroe Ouachita Parish Louisiana by testamentary executors to pay debts of the deceased. Auction to be held at the courthouse west door within legal hours on Saturday June 3 1933. Parcels include Riverside and Stubbs Place blocks with described deeds and conveyance dates.
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State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Parish of
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Quachita
Riverside Street
Brubbs Avenue
Stubbs Avenue
Stubbs Place
Second Street
FBI
Stubbs
Front Street
Oine
Stubbs Meee Addition
Maude
Monroe LA May Dates 1933 Almanac Style Notice
Local notice lists dates May 1 8 15 22 and 29 in Monroe Louisiana for 1933 events. Names and details are unreadable but the sequence shows a monthly pattern of gatherings or deadlines.
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Monroe
Public auction sale and creditors notice in Ouachita Parish
Writ of fieri facias from City Court of West Monroe, W C Williams, Jack Estep, and Ouachita Parish, Louisiana, announce sale of household goods at front door of West Monroe City Hall on May 13, 1933. Items include living room furniture, carpets, sewing machine, refrigerator, gas heaters, and more. Cash terms with Serene to the highest bidder. Also notice to Slagie Johnson Lumber Co creditors to show cause by May 17, 1933 why private sale may proceed for property in Hudsons Riverside addition Monroe including mortgage to Prudential for 2,864 dollars.
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People’s Homestead & Savings Association
John F. Kelly
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Parish of
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Mcbenery
Lee Avenue
Dixie Avenue
Ouachita Parish
W. C. Williams
Jack Estep
West Monroe
OTICE
Slagie-Johnson Lumber Co., Inc
Hudson's Riverside
L Street
North Fifth Street
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Batter and Eggs Market Report From Chicago
In Chicago on May 8 the batter and eggs market shows mixed figures with batter totals at 10 031 and 93 score creamery specials at 22-22 1-2. Eggs section notes 45 635 steady receipts and graded firsts around 14 1-4 to 15 1-2 with storage packed items at 15 3-4.
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Chicago
Call Money and Market Rates Report May 8 New York
Call money and time loan rates hold steady with short terms near 1 percent. Dancer Madame Adeline Genee returns from retirement for charity performances and gives world farewell via a London studio television.
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Adeline Genee
America
London
Lost and Found Ads Featured in News Star World
Notice invites readers to call the Classified Department to report found items and advertise in the Losers Service Bureau for free listings. It notes recovery help and includes a small ad for produce including oranges, grapefruit, and strawberries at West Monroe.
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Morbing World
Maex
News-Star
Morning Ware
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American Woolen
Anaconda Copper
Armour
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Atlantic RelMnind
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Barnsdal A . Promesere
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Ne Machin
Canadian Pacific
Calumet de Hee
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Chicago & Northwestern
Ri& P
Hoksanlocune
Columbia Gas & Electric
Columbian Carbon Commercial
Commonwealth Southern Consolidated Gas Consolidated Text
Continental Can
Continental Insurance
Continental Oil Delaware
du Pont de Hemours
Electric Power & Light
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Erie Railroad
Houston Oil Mew
Cesseese Hudsors
Cerseeeeeeeer Tilin
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International Comb
Escsees International Merc
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International Tel & Tel
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Kenne
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Ceceseeneee
Northern Pacific
Packard Motor
Venney J C
Pennsylvania Wilroad
Phillips Petroleum
Sereveeseeves Pure
Radio Coprootatuon
Ceseseeeseveeevere Reading Company
Eeneeeen Remington
Cesssseeeeseees Bears Rodvick
Shell Union
Skelly Ot
Ceregeeegereree Studebaker Corporation
Texas Corporation
Texas Gulf Aus
Sngree
Texas Pacific
Underwood Othes
Savbees Cubs
Tomas Vsse
Aike
Classification Index
Monroe News-Star
Theron
Motor Securities Co., Inc
Bernhardt
Ouachita Mattress Co
Irene Simms Reid
N Mansberg, JR
Monroe Printing Co
Jack Boyer
Monroe Tire
Exchange
C. C. Lindley
Percy Sandel
Parish of Quachita
Spanish City
Anna 8. Bandel
Milton Coverdale
R. L. Kilgore
Francis W. Scott
Call Money
United Corporation JieWehah
Hested
United Gas Ind
United States Industrial Alcohol
United States Rubber
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Wabash Railway
Western Maryland
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse
BOM Woolworth PW
Wright Aeroplane
Trugk
THE
Losers’ Service Bureau
Industrial Finance and Thrift Corporation
P. O
McComb
Miss
West
Cypress Boat and Trailer
Layton
Lockwood Manufacturing Co
Monroe Real Estate
North Side
Luther Reed and Co
BOAS
Desiard
Riverfront
Mrs
D. B. Mayes
Sue Doris Mayes
Jack Warmack
Monroe Davis
Nashville
Tennessee
W. C. Garriott
Southern School Printing
E. FE. Kelly
Thurman
Ae Ee
Conscientious
J. C. Ziegler
Rose E. Barnes Spencer
Mork
Alice Henry Barclay
Lear
Box V
News-Star—World
HE. J. Allen
Natchitoches Street
Used Furniture Mills Furniture CO
sAime
Fred M. Wells
Monroe Hotel
News-Star— World
Bastrop Hatchery
Bastrop, la
Sterlington Road
Jersey
Luther Reed
News- Star—World
South Grand
DeSiard Road
Leiber and Co
Bernhardt Bldg
Cole
Jackson
Porter
K Street
Texas Ave
APPLY
Watts
North Thir
Sacrifice
Bee A. & Bates
Kasic
North Third Rochelle
South Pirst
West Mi
Arevere
Twin City Motors
Ford Sdn
Chev. Co
Buick Sdn
Olds Ch
Twin City Motor Coo., Inc
S. Grand St
World
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