Cotton market reports from New York and New Orleans
New York cotton futures closed very steady with July at 5.16 to 5.17 and nearby months higher. New Orleans notes fair activity with July delivery notices at 21,900 bales and futures near 5.16 to 5.18, while Liverpool prices show quiet trading with July at 4.06 and other months around 4.10 to 4.23.
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Line Hitters Expect More Homers in New Tribe Park
Cleveland Indians prepare to move to a new stadium likely by July 26. The park features 320 foot gaps in right and left fields and 450 feet in center, improving line drive hitters and giving pitchers relief as outfielders can chase balls previously homered or knocked down by walls.
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Thomas County Board of Education Minutes June 1932
The Thomas County Board of Education met June 17 1932 at the courthouse with all members present. They deferred Unity district consolidation action until July and approved a $150 repair grant for the Meigs colored school to be matched by the local white board. Secretary to notify parties for a public hearing, Merrillville trustee election postponed to July, superintendent duties and monthly financials approved, and all bills paid.
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Australia mulls sale of Papua for development funds
Australia considers selling its tropical possession Papua to raise money for development. Experts note potential oil and gold but warn progress hinges on capital, which Australia lacks. Cheap Kanaka labor is mentioned as available for exploitation.
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Memorial fund opens for Lindy’s son at Paris hospital
London society figures report Lady Sackville launching a memorial fund to endow a cot for the Lindbergh baby at a Paris hospital with a personal gift of 1800 dollars. The note blends charity with sports imagery about sun, stands, and dark days in a park setting.
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Moultrie Hog Market Prices Report
Moultrie Georgia market prices for hogs today set as follows No 1 hogs 3.50 No 2 hogs 3.25 No 3 hogs 3.00 No 4 hogs 3.00 Sows 3.00.
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Chicago Poultry Prices and Butter Trade Reports
Chicago poultry prices show varied levels with live fowls at steady declines across several categories including broilers and roosters, while turkeys ducks and geese range within single digit to low tens. New York butter prices rise with creamery prices higher for first and creamery grades, and goose stock listed at 174 919 with steady activity.
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Dressed Poultry Steady in New York Markets
New York June 25 dressed poultry steady and live poultry steady with no quotes for free poultry. Fowls by express priced at 13 to 17.
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New Orleans
Chicago butter and eggs market overview
Chicago market report shows butter and eggs with unsettled pricing and graded classes. Butter prices list extras firsts and seconds with percentage changes, while eggs show unsettled receipts and grades including fresh graded firsts and storage packed firsts.
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New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Close Steady
Cotton seed oil in New Orleans closed steady with ranges for prime summer yellow from 3.15 to 4.95 and prime crude from 3.6214 to 2.87 percent. Futures show July 3.34 August 3.37 September 3.42 October 3.47 November 3.52 December 3.54 January 3.57.
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Cattle and Hogs Prices Reported by Chicago Market
Cattle 500 head: grain fed steers and yearlings up to 95-50 higher week over week. grassy and short fed types unevenly steady to 25 lower. top fed yearlings at 8.25, best heavies 8.10. Most grass steers 5.50 to 6.10, common stockers down to 2.75. Hogs 4,000 head steady to firm with Friday averages. 180-250 lb hogs 4.35 to 4.50, 270-300 lb 4.00 to 4.25, sows up to 4.40. Chicago market note dated June 25.
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Wheat and corn price rundown from St. Louis market
St Louis cash grain prices June 25 show Wheat No 2 red 48 cents, Corn No 2 yellow 31 32 cents, No 2 white 80 16 cents, Oats No 2 white 21 percent. Futures: Wheat July 47, Sept 50 46, Dec 53 bid, Corn July 29 14.
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New York Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady in Summer Market
New York reports dull trading in cotton seed oil with prices for crude and refined grades moving only slightly. prompt months show July at 3.65, Sept 3.77, Oct 3.80, Nov 3.82, Dec 3.90, Jan 3.95, with no sales recorded.
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Savannah Turpentine and Rosin Firms Report Monthly Totals
Turpentine firm 3714 shows sales 64 receipts 363 shipments 160 stock 7738. Rosin firm reports sales 1109 receipts 4578 shipments 508 stock A71. Quoted prices list multiple resin products from B to X with various figures. A turnip 23 inches in circumference grown by William Howell at Lucedale Miss.
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Plow Helps Fight Forest Fires In Montana
Foresters in Missoula describe the plow as a key tool against fires. They use furrows to create fire lines around blazes and employ reversible sidehill plows on suitable terrain to curb spread.
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New York Stock Letter Notes Dull Saturday Session
The market halted selling flurry with a fade out scarce activity and negligible net changes. Trading neared standstill with turnout about 300000 shares. Auburn led losses while many industrials recovered from early dips and the tone remained steady despite tax anticipation.
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Georgia Grand Jury indicts three in Bibb robberies
In Macon Bibb County the grand jury charged W C Carr Grady Sinclair and W S Elliott with robbing the C G Harman Company and I B English Montrose night policeman plus burglary at a local bank last December. Also reported are a drowning at the Masonic Home picnic and a fatal shooting of a stock farmer in Claxton with investigators en route.
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Fire destroys seven story bank building in Macon
The Citizens and Southern Bank Building in Macon burned down to a shell after a morning blaze estimated at 700000 dollars. Flames raged from the fourth floor where Publishers' Service occupied offices and threatened adjoining structures as walls collapsed. Fire under control after 2 a.m. with offices to reopen in the old Fourth National Bank Building.
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Davis girl Byrd Ferguson quits class to seek job
Byrd Ferguson of Davis Oklahoma had attended school for 12 years without missing a class until she cut a college lecture to apply for a job.
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Weather bulletin forecasts afternoon showers for Thomasville
The United States Weather Bureau notes a favorable trend for more afternoon showers in Thomasville on Sunday after a day of partly cloudy skies. Rain totals peaked at 1.86 inches along the Jacksonville coast, with a low pressure center near Buffalo driving winds and showers in the eastern Lake region.
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R F C directors to pick president from outside group
Washington June 25 The Reconstruction Corporation board will select a new president to succeed Charles G. Dawes and will likely choose someone from outside the organization The move follows Democratic Senator Robinson who denounced Hoover's prior action and warned he would oppose Gardner Cowles Sr Des Moines publisher named to Dawes seat if confirmed Robinson argued the president must be chosen from directors already on the board.
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