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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
3
Alison confronts Daphne and discovers Guy’s dubious alibi as she reads a police note about a mysterious death. A blue two seater links to Guy, deepening suspicion that the Pyrenees trip conceals darker secrets.
The Thomasville area, forecast by the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau, expects showers today and Tuesday with little temperature change. Observations at 3 am show mild conditions and no rainfall yet this month. normal rainfall for the month is 5.45 inches.
Washington reports that House Republicans canceled a conference planned for the evening to discuss the soldiers bonus within the $4,000,000,000 work relief funds. The meeting was called off due to Representative Fish scheduling a speaking engagement in town.
Eastern time bus schedule lists departures to Cairo Bainbridge and West 5 30 AM 10 00 AM 6 30 PM. Thomasville departures to Moultrie Tifton and north at 10 50 AM 4 00 PM 6 30 PM. Buses to Tallahassee and Florida points depart 7 00 AM 11 00 AM and 6 30 PM.
Traders largely bought equities while some commitments were rejected after the Supreme Court decision. Bonds steadied and gold bloc sentiment rose with Swiss referendum. Notable gains included Cuban-American Sugar and several industrials, while cotton remained weak and metals were flat.
New York stocks show steady but selective gains while bonds and currencies inch higher. Cotton falls as sugar stays firm and coffee eases with Brazil and Chicago wheat pressured by bearish outlook. Corn slips on late planting, cattle dip, hogs rise. top steer price around 12.75 and 10.10 for hogs.
New York cotton eased after a late Saturday rally as selling by foreign interests and commission houses intensified uncertainty over the 1935 crop. July futures fell from 10.81 to 10.64 with losses of 25 to 36 points. spot middling around 11.60. Liverpool market showed steady futures and firm spot demand with various grades quoted and December through March futures listed.
New York June 1 closing prices show continued activity in U S government bonds with diverse holdings in Liberty and Treasury issues. A better outside market and Cuba exports action boosted sugar futures, lifting July No 3 and March contracts modestly while FAAS kept steady into 2 p m.
Chicago on June 3 reports butter at 17 692 steady with varied creamery specials and grade ranges including firsts seconds and extras. Liges items at 28 963 steady with extra firsts and fresh graded firsts noted plus current receipts and storage packed firsts.
New York on June 3 reports butter firmer at 10 200 with higher creamery prices. Firsts range 88 91 scores while seconds run 84 87 with centralized at 90. Cheese sales total 262 478 while unsettled. State whole milk flats and fresh fancy notes listed with specials and fancies from 1933 to 1934.
In New York on June 3 foreign exchange quotes show Great Britain at 4.913 in dollars and 4.915 on cables with 60 day bills at 4.90 percent. France at 6.6254 and Italy at 8.27 with corresponding cables. Montreal and New York exchange 100.00 each. New York poultry markets report live poultry weakness with unquoted chicks and mixed broiler prices and assorted fowl figures.
New York on June 3 reports egg receipts totaling 23 172 from fresh stock with standards in mixed colors and special packs. Firsts account for 23 percent, mediums 40 pounds 23, dirtles No 1 42 pounds 23, average checks 21 4, storage packed firsts 24 2444.
Chicago livestock data shows hogs at 114 000 head with direct sales, prices mostly 5 to 10 higher than Friday, 200-250 lb at 9.95 to 10.05, 260-350 lb 9.65 to 10.00, sows 8.70 to 9.00. Cattle and calves totals around 11 000 and 2500 with fed steers and yearlings steady to 26 lower amid generally plain quality.
New York markets show raw hide futures easing with June at 9.54 high 9.40 close and Sept 9.71 9.74 9.75 while Dec hits 10.05 10.10 and March 10.39 10.40. Market news notes prices drifted down across contracts.
For sale 10 horsepower G F motor hammer mill and 30 tons of best hay. Comfort and Stewart Dairy located in Boston Georgia lists equipment and feed for sale.
Moultrie hog market operates steady with hogs at 240 pounds and up fetching around 3.23 per cwt and lighter weights priced lower. In New York, tobacco futures closed steady with bids in the 21 to 26 dollar range and closes near 21.05 to 26.00.
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