New York Cotton and Markets Digest June 24
New Orleans cotton opened quietly with a narrow range as July and October futures drifted, then fell on profits from wheat and stocks. New York trading showed a quiet session with small advances and later declines amid steady cables and favorable crop reports. Liverpool quotes steady with American prices mixed, while eggs and sugar markets in New York moved modestly. overall, commodities displayed subdued activity with slight firming in raw sugar and steady refined prices.
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New Chieftain Finds Country Facing Danger
Paris reports a swing to the left in Edouard Herriot's cabinet raises questions about German relations and possible cooperation with Hitlerism. Conservatives fear the July 31 German elections and a renewed war risk, while some French papers consider Hitlerism as a bulwark against communism. Poincare warns amid editorial fear of renewed aggression.
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Across L Commotion and a Spring of Clues
A jumble of crossword style clues spans across and down, featuring topics from sports to mythology, insects to geography, with hints like Indian buffalo, sea eagle, and the Hindu mystic word, inviting puzzle solvers to fill in the grid.
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Turpentine and Rosin Market Figures Reported
Savannah data for June 24 shows firm turpentine at 37 percent with sales 31 receipts 383 shipments 3 482 and stock 7 535. Rosin totals include firm sales 1 027 zerointe 1 275 shipments 7 050 and stock 170 with price quotes across grades from B to W and X at 4 70.
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New York Call Money and Rates Steady
New York call money is steady at 2 percent with time loans stable for 60 to 90 days at 1 4 percent and 4 to 6 months at 1 percent. Prime commercial paper sits at 214 to 2 percent with bankers acceptances unchanged.
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New York Cotton Seed Oil Prices Open Drift
Cotton seed oil in New York closed dull with futures mixed. Prime summer yellow closed at 3.30, prime crude 2.6214-2.87 percent. July 3.65, Sept 3.81, Oct 3.81, Nov 3.84, Dec 3.92, Jan 3.98. Sales totaled 10 contracts.
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Chicago Livestock Market Report
Chicago livestock: total cattle 1,500 with fed steers and yearlings steady to active. crassy offerings dull. Top cattle in load lots around 7.10, road 7.25, cows 3.00 to 5.00. Hogs 11,000 active 15-25 higher with 180-250 lb hogs 4.30-4.40 top 4.50. sows 3.25-3.60. lighter pigs 3.75-4.00. Cattle by weight bands noted with price ranges across categories.
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Baseball Scores From National League and Hoover Campaign
National League results include Brooklyn at Boston and New York at Philadelphia with multiple home runs and shared pitching duties. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh played a scheduled game. American League had no games. Washington reports Henry J. Allen to manage publicity for the Republican presidential campaign at President Hoover's request.
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Oldest Man Claim Rivalry Turns Personal in Turkish Village
In Bitlis Turkey Timur Agha a 165 year old villager claims he carried Zaro Agha as a baby. He says Zaro’s family brought their son to his village 120 years ago and that the baby impressed him. The village comprises 30 houses entirely of Timur’s descendants.
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Poincare Sees No Concessions From German Peace Thinkers
Poincare cites the memoirs of Gustav Stresemann to argue that even moderate Germans do not concede to France and warns that the German mindset remains unchanged. He says they do not talk like Hitler but share similar feelings and cautions France to keep its eyes open.
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Wall Street Slips as Market Near June Low on Reduced Demand
New York stock letters show shares near the June level lows as demand fades. Santa Fe, Allied Chemical, American Can, American Telephone, U S Steel and others drop to new lows while a few issues bounce briefly on dividend action prospects and Congress relief debates.
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Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady in New Orleans
New Orleans June 24 cotton seed oil closed steady with prime summer yellow at 3.10 to 2.20 and prime crude from 2.62 to 2.87. Futures listed for July 3.28 Aug 3.35 Sept 3.40 Oct 3.45 Nov 3.48 Dec 3.51 and Jan 3.56.
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Moultrie Hog Market Prices Reported for June 24
Prices on the Moultrie market in Moultrie Georgia on June 24 show No 1 hogs at 3.50 dollars No 2 at 3.25 dollars No 3 at 3.00 dollars No 4 at 3.00 dollars Sows priced at 3.00 dollars.
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Grain Futures Report from St. Louis Market
St Louis cash grain prices June 24 show Wheat Red 47 cents, Corn No 2 Yellow 31 2 32, Oats none. Futures settle with Wheat July 46 14, Sept 49 1 2, Dec 53 nominal, Corn July 29 34.
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Chicago Poultry Prices Reported On June 24
Poultry in Chicago on June 24 shows varied quotes across classes. Hens steady to easy, broilers and fryers higher, turkeys and ducks in the 7 to 12 range, springs around 19, old stock near 7 to 8, many items listed with modest shifts.
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Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report Summary
Chicago prices show butter unsettled at 14 497 and creamery specials around 93 score. Extras and firsts vary with a mix of grades and unsettled receipts, noting storage packed firsts and current grading adjustments.
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Hitler's Socialists Threaten Police Takeover
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler's national socialists threaten to seize police power if the Von Papen government fails to end rioting that killed ten this week. Three men were killed in yesterday's clashes and a policeman died in Hamburg. Gurebbels denounced the government urging police to curb communists as emergency squads battled nazis and communists in Berlin.
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Ancient crocodile sanctuary found in Tebtunis Egypt
Italian scientists discover an enclosure in Tebtunis Tebtunis sanctuary of the crocodile god Seknebtunis. It is described as the first discovery of its kind.
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Phoenician Relics Unearthed in Syria Temple Site
Excavations at the Jebil temple in Syria uncover three gold axes and several saws with gold bundles among Phoenician artifacts. The artifacts are dated to about 3000 years ago and highlight ancient metalworking mastery.
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Rotary International elects Clinton P. Anderson president
Clinton P. Anderson of Albuquerque New Mexico was elected president of Rotary International at the Seattle convention.
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Paris Singer Dies Suddenly Here
Paris Singer, a member of a prominent American family and founder of the Everglades club of Palm Beach, Florida, died suddenly in Paris last night from a heart attack. He inherited a fortune from his father Isaac Merritt Singer, created in sewing machine manufacturing.
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