Cotton Market Figures From New Orleans Trade Week
Market figures show May cotton at 570, July 500, October 542, December 334 with mixed bids across series. Trading activity and quotes listed in a compact ledger style from New Orleans exchanges.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
1
Market figures show May cotton at 570, July 500, October 542, December 334 with mixed bids across series. Trading activity and quotes listed in a compact ledger style from New Orleans exchanges.
Judge H A Pearce remarks on fast Florida vote tallies while recount delays plague Alabama. W R Renfroe reports a Dothan story of a landowner who delays evicting a family, learns of a starving child, and offers work and money to help, yet a change in tenants has already occurred.
Washington AP reports the Senate tax plan increases rates for all earners, eliminates earned income deductions, and raises exemptions only for certain high incomes. The measure would push higher earners to pay 30 to over 55 percent of net income, with examples showing dramatic increases from current and House bill taxes. The quotation highlights a few cases, noting exemptions and credits removed, and stresses broader tax changes.
In Sandwich England Gene Sarazen shot 70 to lead the British Open after the first round, one stroke ahead of MacDonald Smith and three British pros. Tommy Armour struggled to a 75 while Don Curtis Eric McRavie and others posted par or near par scores in blustery conditions.
A $100,000 deficit risks disrupting Red Cross family service in Jefferson county. Oscar Wells, director of the Community Chest, reports the service assists 9,200 families and 42,152 individuals, with 95 percent wholly dependent. The Chest weighs a plan to raise $225,000 to keep the work going.
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