Market summary and cotton bounce through July
New York cotton opened higher on Paris news and Liverpool mood, then fell on liquidation and rains in the eastern central belts. July to May contracts declined from morning highs to around 9.76 for July and 10.13-15 for October, with spots modestly steady. Wall Street opened up on debt accord but surrendered gains as traders booked profits. U S Steel, American Telephone, Bethlehem, and others showed losses. banks faced tightening conditions while central banks extended credits to ease European strains.
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Starr Faithfull Mystery Haunts Nassau County Detectives
The bruised body of Starr Faithfull is found on Long Island sands with missing belongings and a sleeping potion in her system. District Attorney Edwards and Inspector King pursue murder or suicide theories amid blackmail hints and a high society backdrop in Nassau County.
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Elvin N. Jedwards
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Greenwich Village
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Hing
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Alf
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France
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King-Edwards
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Manhattan
Rudolph Duringer
Sing Sing
Elvin N. Edwards
New York
Harold BR. King
Miss Malthfull
New Orleans and Liverpool Cotton Quotes July 7
New Orleans cotton futures rose early on May 7 before slipping as traders awaited the government acreage report. October, at 10.48, and December, at 10.70, led gains before liquidation pushed them down. Liverpool spot prices rose five points with American sales at 3,100 bales.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York Eggs Pricing Report
New York quotes for eggs on July 7 show mixed colors and regular packed at 23 to 24 cents, extra at 22 to 29, whites and browns vary by region with several price bands across regular, extra, and mediums. Prices differ by color, shell treatment, and proximity to markets.
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New York
Pacific Coast
New York Call Money Rates Steady Across Funds
New York on July 7 reports call money steady at 1 percent for the day. Time loans show slight shifts with sixty days 1 to 1 percent and three to four months 1 4 to 1 percent. Five to six months at 1 5 2 percent, prime commercial paper 2 2 percent, bank acceptances unchanged.
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New York
Call Money
Bankery
Memphis Cotton Seed Futures Quiet With No Sales
Cotton seed futures closed quiet with no sales. Closing bids range from July 21.00 to Feb 22.00 for futures contracts. Cotton seed meal futures closed easier with sales of 2200 tons noted.
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Memphis
T’enn
Turpentine and Rosin Stocks in Savannah Trade
On July 7 Savannah reports nautical term prices for turpentine and rosin with nominal sales none. Receipts for turpentine 1981 shipments 193 stock 42809 while rosin receipts 6023 shipments 850 stock 231. Quoted price ranges for grades B to N included with various spreads.
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Savannah
NGO
Chicago Livestock Prices Report for Hogs Cattle and Weights
Chicago July 7 hogs 17 000 steady to yesterday average with sow activity strong top 7 45 for 170 220 lbs pigs 6 00 6 50 light to heavy weights listed. Cattle 4 500 yearlings and light steers strong weighty bulls slow steady top steer 8 25 veal 50 1 00 higher 600 900 lbs. Slaughter cattle and weaners: steers good and choice 7 60 8 75 1100 lbs 7 25 8 75 1100 1300 lbs 6 75 8 50 1300 1500 lbs 6 50 8 25 common and medium 5 00 7 00 cows good 3 75 5 25 common 3 00 4 00 stocker and feeder cattle 500 1050 lbs 5 50 7 00 common 4 00 5 50
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report
Chicago traders report butter receipts totaling 19 253 pounds with varied grades. Creamery specials score 93 and 24 4 25 ex tras 92 and 24, firsts 88 2114 21 2 11. Eggs reach 10 797 with steady to firm values and current receipts 1444.
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Chicago
Chicago Potato Prices and Notes from July Trade
Potatoes trading fairly with Oklahoma Bliss rising under ice at 2.25 per cwt. Virginia cobblers priced at 1.70 with bbl cobblers 2.80 to 2.85. Norfolk area medium to small 2.60 to 2.65. Decayed lot noted.
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Chicago
U. 8
Oklahoma Bliss
Eastern Shore
Virginia Cobblers
Cobblers
Norfolk
Cotton seed oil prices steady in New York market
New York July 7 cotton seed oil closed steady with prime summer yellow at 7.00 to 7.50 cents and prime crude at 6.38 to 6.62 cents. July 7.05, September 6.90, October 6.60, December 6.61, January 6.60, with 10 contracts sold.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady
New Orleans July 7 cotton seed oil closed steady with prime summer yellow at 6.85 to 7.10 and prime crude at 6.37 to 6.62. Futures listed for July 8.65 and subsequent months: August 6.65 September 6.50 October 6.45 November 6.42 December 6.35 January 6.38.
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New Orleans
St Louis Cash Grain Quotes Reporting
St Louis market report lists cash grain prices for wheat and corn with various grades and futures: No 2 yellow corn at 60 to 64 cents, No 2 white at 62 to 64, No 1 hard wheat at 54 to 55, No 2 white oats at 29 cents. Wheat futures show July at 52.5 cents, Sept at 52 to 54, Dec near 48 cents.
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Chicago
Eadiene
Aeeseeeann
Riére
ST. Louis
New York Coffee Spot Faces Light Demand
In New York on July 7 demand for coffees Rio No. 7 and Santos No. 4 eased. Market notes show light buying and steady quotes for Santos and Rio beans amid a quiet session.
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New York
Rio
Santos
New York Sugar Prices Steady Amid Firmer Undertone
Raw sugar remained unchanged as offerings were held at 3.45 with no sales. Refined demand was good but no new business emerged, while fine granulated sugar stood at 4.65.
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New York
Peruvian Rebels Defeated as Government Captures Cuzco
The Peruvian government announced the capture of Cuzco today, a key city in a revolt that has unfolded over the past weeks, signaling a government victory and a turning point in the conflict.
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Lima
Peru
University vice officials pledge cooperation in economy drive
Representatives from eleven Georgia universities told the House appropriations committee they would accept up to a 15 percent cut for 1932-33 to aid the economy program. Georgia Tech and other schools warned of faculty layoffs and program reductions as funds shrink.
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University of Georgia
House Appropriations Committee
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Senate
Congress
Georgia
Bennett
Charles M. Snelling
W. D. Anderson
Macon
Anderson
Richard B. Russell
Andrew M.soule
State College of Agriculture
Phil. Campbell
Extension Service
M. L. Brittain
Georgia Tech
Appropriations Committee
Soule
State College
College of Agriculture
Campbell
University
Brittain
Culpepper
Fayette County
Conductor Refuses Fascist Hymn at New York Concert
Egon Ebert the Vienna born conductor resigned from a New York series rather than perform the fascist hymn Giovi nezza at Mecca Hall. He cited no artistic relevance and sided with Toscanini who faced fascist pressure in Bologna. Backers pressure and anti fascist protest are noted.
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Egon Ebert
Vienna
Ebert
Paul Sydow
Mecca Hall
Arturo Toscanini
Bologna
Sydow
Charles Fama
Pantages Charges May Be Dropped In Retrial
San Diego July 7 district attorney said conspiracy and morals charges against Alexander Pantages theater magnate and three others might be dropped. Retrial docketed to open next Monday after first trial ended in a deadlock.
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San Diego
Calif
Tom Whelan
Alexander Pantages
Wiley Post Aviator and Pilot Expert
Wiley Post rose to chief test pilot at Lockheed Bur Bank California after losing sight in one eye. He gained attention as a skilled filer before earning his pilot license and becoming a licensed flyer despite his injury.
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Lockheed Airplane
Burbank
Cal
Department of Commerce
Coe
Post Ge
Post
Russell Pecht
Pecht
Winnie Mae
Lockheed
Pilot Post and Gatty Team Up for Desert Flight
August 1928 profiles describe Post as a cautious, highly capable pilot who relies on instinct and meticulous prep. A prior accident led to waivers and heightened caution, including a 15 mile desert forced landing near Arizona. Co-pilot Gatty joins Post in a described high energy, risk mindful pairing for an upcoming flight.
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Desert
Arizona
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