Markets Mixed As Silver Surges Drive Trading
New York markets opened with silver driven gains as a government metal price move and rising bullion optimism lifted mining shares 5 to 10 points. Tobacco issues led declines while U S Steel and major techs edged higher, amid year end selling and hints of broader gold price policy.
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Foreign exchange rates in New York quoted
Strong market for foreign exchange with rates for Great Britain and others in dollars and cents. Listed demands include France 6.13, Italy 8.21, Japan and Shanghai around 31.00 and 5.00 respectively, plus numerous European, Latin American, and Asian currencies with declarative bid figures.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions Prices Report
Chicago December grain and provisions prices list wheat numbers across grades No 3 No 4 and No 2 white with values around 46 45 and 48. Corn shows new and old with No 2 yellow around 45 46 and No 6 mixed 41. Oats barley rye timothy and clover seed prices also noted.
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New Orleans Cotton Market Overall Gains and Week Exports
Cotton prices moved higher on December 26 with gains of 12 to 13 points in early afternoon as short covering and government silver purchase news supported demand. Exports for the week reached 164,111 bales, while futures closed mixed with steady tone and slight advances across nearby contracts.
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New York Cotton Futures Mixed After Pre-Holiday Reaks
An advancing session in New York cotton saw mixed reactions with slight realizing pressure before holiday liquidation. March contracts dipped from 10.20 to 10.07 and hovered near 10.16 at 2 pm as the market steadied. closes showed futures up 19 to 25 points with several prices higher on the day.
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Liverpool Cotton Market Diary Dec 22 Liverpool
Liverpool cotton market report shows 21 000 bales with 12 500 American sold. Spot business steady to higher with quotes for American grades from strict low to good middling and ordinary. Futures closed steady with Dec Jan March May July Oct values listed.
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New York Poultry Prices Report December Brief
Dressed poultry firm, unchanged. Live poultry barely steady with broilers at 10 to 14. turkeys at 15 to 20. freight and express rates unchanged.
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New York Eggs Prices Mixed Across Grades and Regions
New York reports mixed egg prices for various grades and sizes from fresh receipts and private store sales. Notable figures include firsts at 18 18 cents per dozen and standards around 15 16 cents, with pacific coast and western lines showing separate ranges.
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New York Butter and Cheese Prices Report
New York butter and cheese figures show firm butter with higher creamery levels and unchanged cheese. Butter ranges include extra and first grades with scores around 87 to 92, while packed stock remains unquoted. total cheese at 54,360 with little change.
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Chicago Butter And Eggs Market Report
Chicago market notes butter and egg prices with daily receipts and grades. Entries include creamery extras 92 score 16 percent, extra firsts 90 91 percent, firsts 88 89 percent, seconds 86 87 percent and standards 90. Futures show Dec and Jan contracts with 13 to 16 percent ranges.
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Poultry Market Report From Chicago Patterns Prices
Chicago market notes show live poultry movement including 1 car and 37 trucks unsettled. Prices listed for hens roosters turkeys ducks geese and dressed birds with varying weights and grade numbers.
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Chicago Livestock Prices See Rises Across Hogs and Cattle
Chicago livestock markets report higher hog prices for all weights under 220 pounds and steady sow prices, with top hogs reaching 3.40 per hundredweight and several weight classes listed. Cattle demand remains strong for medium to heavy steers, with prices up to 6.50 for select lots and overall firm tone in long-yearling and slaughter categories.
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New York Sugar Prices Little Changed on Quiet Day
Raw sugar held steady as buying was light with January futures slipping from 1.17 to 1.11. Refining grades at 4.30 remained unchanged as activity remained sparse.
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Turpentine and Rosin Market Report for Savannah
Savannah market figures show turpentine and rosin activity with firm sales receipts and shipments. Prices quoted for multiple grades range from 3.40 to 4.60 as the market closes and will reopen Tuesday.
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New York Call Money Reports Steady Rates
New York call money remains steady at 1 percent for all day. Time loans hold at 60 days 1 percent, 90 days 1 to 1.4 percent, and 4 to 6 months 1 to 1 percent. Prime commercial paper quoted at 1 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged.
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Reemployment Service Opens in Thomasville Office
On December 11 a National Reemployment Office opened at 230 W Jackson St Thomasville serving all of Thomas County under the U S Reemployment Service. The notice outlines registration rules for unemployed residents 16 and over, preference for ex-service men with dependents, and the office as a centralized job aid linked to federal funds and private industry.
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New York Coffee Prices Hold Steady on Rio Markets
Coffee markets in New York show spot steady with Rio No 7 Santos No 4 and futures closing firm. Rio futures advance with 11 000 bag sales and Santos futures rise on 10 000 bag volume. Prospects include March and May contracts at several cent increments.
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New York Cotton Seed Oil Futures Climb Steady
Bleachable cotton seed oil futures closed firm in New York with spot unquoted. Dec 4.15, Jan 4.25, Feb 4.25, Mar 4.49, Apr 4.50, May 4.69, Jun 4.70. Sales totaled 7 contracts including 2 switches. Bid.
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Government bonds steady as New York closes trading
U S government bond prices end mixed with Liberty notes and Treasury issues reported. Treasury offers range from 99.30 to 106.52 with varying maturities. Raw hides futures close firmer, gains of 70 to 80 cents with March and June contracts bid higher.
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Hopkins backs wage scale. considers Georgia withdrawal option
Washington reports telegraphs from the South endorsing the Civil Works wage scale and urging no withdrawal of CWA projects. Governor Talmadge of Georgia criticized the scale, fearing farm labor leakage to cotton planting. Hopkins offered to terminate CWA work in Georgia if workers could find other jobs, reiterating plans to end southern CWA activities when farm labor is needed.
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Talmadge Asked to Help Find Missing Milk Truck
Georgia governor asked to aid in locating a missing milk truck owned by J P Agnew of Menlo. The truck left Cartersville on Tuesday returning toward Menlo and has not been heard from since. The driver, a trusted employee, reportedly carried 60 to 65 dollars of his own money and sickness or foul play is suspected. The case was reported to sheriffs in neighboring counties.
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New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Move Firm
Cotton seed oil trading in New Orleans shows firmness with prime summer yellow at 4.65 to 3 BU, prime crude 0 to 8.25, January 1.00, and contracts for April, May 4.30, July 4.7, September 4.50.
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Florida Relief Rolls Lead Nation in September
Hopkins releases show Florida in September had 28 percent of families on relief rolls, the highest share among states, signaling broad economic strain and statewide hardship.
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President approves code for rubber tire industry reform
Washington December 22 President Roosevelt has approved the code of fair competition for the rubber tire industry. The NRA said the president signed this pact along with five others bringing total codes to 174. Other approved codes cover rayon and silk dyeing savings institutions grinding wheel rolling steel doors and brass bronze alloy ingot refining. Further codes including construction printing and publishing were expected for approval.
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Spanish cabinet undecided on Cuban situation
Madrid reports the Spanish cabinet held a long session and emerged without a decision on the Cuban situation. In Washington, officials indicated President Roosevelt would refuse any formal Spanish request for U S intervention under the Platt amendment.
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