Markets Report Mixed With Few Clear Trends
June 10 market notes show limited trader attention and small moves. Cotton and grains barely budged while bonds held steady and oils, rails, and tobaccos fluctuated slightly. U S Steel and major groups edged down and Mullins Manufacturing rose on light turnover.
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Cotton Markets Tumble Then Stabilize Across New York
Markets report mixed activity with gains in bonds and utilities fading as cotton slides on liquidation. New Orleans and New York cotton futures weaken before late sessions trim losses, with exports at 16 748 bales and July to December contracts retreat from earlier highs.
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U.S. Bonds and Commodities Report June 10
New York bonds closing prices list Liberty and Treasury issues with varying yields and maturities. Cotton seed oil futures ease. live poultry steady. raw hides firm. Savannah turpentine and rosin markets show firm tones with price ranges across grades.
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Sugar futures edge higher as dull spot market persists
In New York on June 10 trading in sugar futures was slow yet steady with Sept No.3 delivery at 2.42 and Dec at 2.44, about 1 to 2 points higher. Tobacco futures closed steady with no sales.
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Foreign exchange rates steady in New York trading
Foreign exchange markets show steady demand in New York with bonds and currencies steady against the dollar. Cables quoted 4.9256, 60 day bills 4.9114, France at 6.62 percent with cables 8.08 percent, Italy 8.28 with cables, Montreal in New York 99.93, New York in Montreal 100.06.
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Flowers Honey Krushed Wheat Bread claim boosts digestion
An advertisement from Flowers Baking Company promotes Honey Krushed Wheat Bread as a remedy for constipation and low digestion. It claims regular three times daily use stimulates gastric juices, cleanses the system, and improves energy, urging a ten day trial and noting available via grocers.
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Creek Nation appoints first female commissioner
Mrs William Rogers, 90, of Muskogee Oklahoma, is the only woman to serve as commissioner for the Creek Indian nation, marking a historic milestone in tribal leadership. The poultry market report from Chicago lists varied live poultry prices and weights for multiple species and categories.
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Legion Post Monthly Meeting Set For Tomorrow Night
The American Legion Post No. 31 will hold its regular June meeting at the Legion home tomorrow night. Hoyt Cap Wimpy will lead the program though plans are still incomplete. Officials say no major business is on the agenda but several minor topics will be discussed and a large turnout is urged.
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Cap” Wimpy
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Why the war talk neighbors aggressive intentions basis of Soviet military machine
Moscow reports a 1,000,000 strong army ready to defend the Soviet Union but seeks peace through a security pact. Officials claim a large air corps and a mass training program demonstrate peaceful intent while warning that war could erupt from Europe or Asia and spread globally.
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Spike the famous Army pigeon dies age seventeen
Spike the World War hero pigeon died at seventeen at Fort Monmouth New Jersey. His body is sent to a Washington office mausoleum alongside Wilson and Cher Ami. A Belmar taxidermist is mounting Spike’s gray plumage for display.
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Government saves money with potato peeling machines at forts
The Associated Press notes that installing potato peeling machines at large Army posts like Fort Benning Georgia improves efficiency reduces labor for kitchen police and lowers costs.
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Chicago Livestock Price Report June 10
Chicago livestock market summary shows hogs at steady to 10.05 top for 200-250 lb, 250-350 lb hogs 9.35-9.95, sows 8.40-9.0, and light weights 9.15-10.00. Cattle and calves total about 13,500. steer prices in the 12.00 to 13.25 range for various weight classes, stockers steady to weak, and feeder bulls weaker amid a cautious demand environment.
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Thomasville World War Vets Weigh Bonus Prospects
Thomasville exsoldiers, like peers nationwide, follow congression al action on cash bonus for World War I service. After Patman bill faced veto and veto override, veterans paused then reconsidered as President Roosevelt signals possible tax plan shifts. They now weigh chances before the administration ends.
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