Today on the Markets A mixed session in New York and Chicago
Stocks edged higher amid thin news while currencies held narrow swings. Key issues rose fractionally with Allied Chemical American Tobacco and U S Steel among leaders while brokers report outsiders nibbling. grains and eggs showed mixed moves in New York and Chicago markets.
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Allied Chemical
American Tobacco i
American Telehone
American Can
du Pont
Corn Products
Western Union
Westinghouse
Johnus-Manville
Great Western Suir
Vanadium
U. S. Steel
South Portolico Sugar
Case
American Tolling
Mills
Electric Antoloite
Awaba
United Aircraft
Chrysler
Centerad Motors
U.S. Steel
General Iectric
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices and futures report
Chicago price report shows butter and egg markets steady with multiple grade classifications and futures. Creamery specials and firsts report varied scores and cents per pound with steady overall trend. futures note December to February storage standards and market outlook.
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Chicago
New York Sugar Quiet as Prices Hold Steady
Raw sugar in New York was quiet with a softer tone and concession pricing. Spot prices stood near 3.30 and refined sugar remained at 4.50 with little buyer interest.
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New York
Turpentine and Butter Market Figures Across Cities
Savannah turpentine and rosin firms report large stock and shipments with varied prices. New York butter and cheese prices show steady butter and weak cheese with broad milk and grade notes.
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Savannah
Chicago Livestock Prices and Ranges Reported
Chicago markets show hogs and cattle price ranges across weights. Hogs total 28 900 with packing sow quotes, light and heavy categories listed. cattle demand strong with steers, heifers, cows and stocker ranges given by weight and quality.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Markets at a Glance Chicago Wheat and More
Chicago markets show indecision in wheat with uncertain outlook. corn remains strong though rural offerings are scarce. Cattle steady to 25 higher with active trading. New York Stocks firm and bonds advance. Curb and foreign exchanges steady. cotton quiet. sugar declines as Cuban and Brazilian markets adjust.
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Chicago
New York
New York Cotton Steady After Quiet Trading
New York cotton markets opened quiet as traders awaited government crop data and potential developments. Futures closed steady with little change and spots showing middling around 10.15, while nearby prices hovered near prior levels amid light activity and mixed bids.
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New York
Cotten
New Orleans Cotton Market Dull Amid Mixed Quotes
New Orleans December cotton trading opened higher but eased on pre bureau liquidation. March and May futures fell to about 10.03 and 10.17 before midday rallies. Exports for the day reached 56,174 bales with futures closing steady up 1 to 3 points.
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New Orleans
Ask Dan
DS Toe Deed
Liverpool Cotton Prices Backed by Moderate Demand
Liverpool market reports no receipts with spot cotton steady and prices unchanged. Quoted: American strict good middling 5.86, good middlings 5.16, strict middling 5.36, low middling 5.06, strict good ordinary 4.31. Futures closed quiet with slight gains across near months.
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Liverpool
Market report from Moultrie hog auction and New Orleans oil
Moultrie Georgia hog market quotes heavy hogs at 2.45 per cwt and Nos 1 2 3 for various weight ranges from 140 to 240 pounds. New Orleans cotton seed oil closes steady with values across Prime summer yellow and Prime crude elevators and futures for December through July listed.
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Moultrie
Ig Ag
New Orleans
Wheat and Corn Prices Steady in St Louis Cash Market
In St Louis cash grain futures Dec. 7, No. 2 red wheat around 88 percent, corn No. 2 yellow 47 to 47 1/2 percent, No. 3 yellow 45 to 56 percent. no off runs. Close: Wheat Dec 8.43, May 8.7 percent, nominal.
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ST. Louis
Foreign exchange rates from New York markets
The market report lists daily foreign exchange quotes with Great Britain at 5.1114 dollars, France 6.1214, Germany 37.30, Japan 31.00, Shanghai 33.6244, Hongkong 37.6214 and other currencies, with various demand and cable figures as of December 7.
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New York
Foreign Exchange
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Chicago Poultry Prices From Chicago Market Report
Chicago market prices list live poultry with 44 trucks steady. Hens range 9 to 14 cents per pound, leghorn hens 7, roosters and roasters 6, turkeys 9 to 14, ducks 6 to 9, geese 8, dressed turkeys firm with young hens and toms at 18 and old hens 4 to 4. Dressed market values No 2 at 10 cents.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady on New York Market
Bleachable cotton seed is steady in New York trading with spot unquoted. Dec futures at 4.25, Jan 4.35, Feb 4.40, Mar 4.63, Apr 4.66, May 4.82, Jun 1.85. Total 18 contracts traded, including 10 switches.
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New York
New York Coffee Futures Quiet as Rio and Santos Trade
New York morning notes show Rio No 7 and Santos No 4 futures quiet with light volume. Rio futures list December through September bids while Santos futures display several month bids with notable levels and a mix of N and B quotes.
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New York
Rio
Santos
U S Government Bond Closing Prices Report
New York December 7 closing prices for U S government bonds listed in dollars and thirty seconds. Liberty 3445 32 47 100 2 Treasury 4% 347 52 105 25 Treasury 34s 40 43 June 99 9 Treasury 38 51 55 94 9.
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U.S
New York
U. S
Liberty
Treasury
New York Poultry Prices Report
New York price board shows live poultry firm for roosters and turkeys with freight and express charges varying by type. Dressed poultry remains steady to firm with fresh chick en prices 11 to 18 cents and other grades unchanged.
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NEW York Poultry
New York
Talmadge Heads Party on Three Day Hunt on Georgia Coast
Governor Talmadge leads a Georgia group touring the coast for a three day hunt hosted by Perry Middleton. The party includes Hugh Howell Adjutant General Lindley Camp Judge Eschel Graham and others from Brunswick Jacksonville McRae and Camden County. They plan to return home after Saturday's hunt.
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Talmadge
Georgia
Brunswick
Perry Middleton
Hugh Howell
Democratic Executive Committee
Lindley Camp
Eschel Graham
W. S. Mann
Z. D. Cravey
John Whaley
McRae
Rex Sweatt
George Avant
Jacksonville
Elmer Dyal
Camden County
J. L. Andrews
EF. C. Butts
C. P. McRae
Higher Wages Bring Cheer to Packing Industry Workers
Chicago December report notes about 18 000 male workers in the packing industry received roughly ten percent pay raises. Armour and Company Swift and Company and Wilson and Company led the increases at plants in South St. Paul Omaha St Joseph St Louis East St Louis and Kansas City with Cudahy also raising wages. The boosts followed talks with employee organizations and may extend to about 15 000 workers.
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Chicago
Armour and Company
Swift and Company
Wilson and Company
South St. Paul
St. Joseph
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Omaha
Cudahy Company Company
Kansas City
Wallace Endorses Principles of Copeland Bill in Hearings
Secretary Wallace endorsed the general principles of the Copeland bill to strengthen the pure food and drug act and said the Agriculture Department officially favored it. He noted broadened enforcement powers and scope including cosmetics and devices making curative claims, and a ban on false advertising of foods drugs and cosmetics.
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Washington
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Lenient Attitude Toward Prohi Law Violators Indicated
Attorney General Cummings announced a very lenient approach to violators of prohibition laws who are of previously good character while pledging vigorous action against habitual criminals. He noted 500 prohibition cases among 2,219 federal criminal cases pending and 3,764 prohibition offenders in jail within a 16,557 prison population. He attributed lower prison totals to liberal treatment as repeal nears and projected up to 10,000 liquor revenue law violations in the coming year.
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Washington
Cummings
Justice Department
Thomasville Weather Forecast December 7 1933
Forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for partly cloudy skies and slightly cooler tonight. Friday will be fair with a slowly rising temperature. Observations show mild temperatures with no significant precipitation noted for the last 24 hours or since the start of the month.
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Thomasville
Thomasville County Officials Appoint Norton Successor
The December 1 1933 meeting of the Thomas County Board of Commissioners fills the tax receiver vacancy by appointing Mrs F S Norton to serve until an election. An election date of January 4 1934 is set for the unexpired term with voter eligibility defined and candidate registration closing December 15 1933. The board also approves necessary election papers and funds for road marking and discusses remodeling options for the courthouse and jail.
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Thomasville
Bickley
Pittman
Fred S. Norton
Lacy
Vaughn
McMillan
F. 8. Norton
Thomas County
Board of Commissioners of Roads
F. S. Norton
R. W. McMillan
Hicks
General Assembly
Fred S. Noston
Watkins
Norton
Dixie Highway
Atlanta
Tallahassee
Johnson
Architect Poundstone
Mr. Johnson
Poundstone
E. W. McMillan
Bibbe County
State of Georgia
Thomas
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Georgia
J. F. Pittman
Bibb County
Dixie Conference 1934 schedules considered at Mobile
Tentative 1934 Dixie Conference schedules discussed by coaches and faculty directors in Mobile Alabama. Members include Howard Birmingham Southern Mercer University of Chattanooga Southwestern Memphis Centre Mississippi College Millsaps and Spring Hill with a two day session ending December 6 1933.
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Mobile
Ala
Dixie
Dixie Conference
Are
Howard
Birmingham- Southern
Mercer
University of Chattanooga
Southwestern of Memphis
Centre
Mississippi College
Millsaps
Spring Hill
Record Insurance Payments Expected to Set New Yearly Peak
New York December 7 payments to policyholders and beneficiaries by American life insurers will reach about 3.1 billion dollars this year. Fred A. Howland president of the National Life Insurance Company said the total surpasses last year’s record. Of the 1933 total about 2.175 billion goes to living policy holders and 0.925 billion to widows orphans and other beneficiaries.
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New York
Fred A. Howland
The
Association of Life Insurance Insurance Presidents
Howland
National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Maxim Litvinoff Stops at Berlin on Homeward Journey
Soviet foreign commissar Maxim Litvinoff arrived in Berlin for a brief layover on his way back to Russia after talks with Mussolini in Rome and a mission to the United States. He urged friendlier relations between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union and was greeted by Soviet and German officials before visiting the Russian embassy.
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Maxim Litvinoff
Berlin
Russia
Benin
Germany
Litvinoff
United States
Mussolini
Rome
Fifi Dorsay Marries Maurice Hill After Trial Honeymoon
Hollywood reports that French film actress Fifi Dorsay wed Maurice Hill son of a Chicago manufacturer in a ceremony attended only by their managers and wives. The couple had lived under one roof for three weeks with chaperons and will delay extended travel until Dorsay finishes her theater commitments.
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Hollywood
Fifi Dorsay
Maurice Hill
Chicago
Miss Dorsay
Vernon D. Wood
Roland Becker
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