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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
4
Raw hide futures fell sharply in New York with prices down 25 to 35 points as sales reached 1.52 million pounds. The page includes a long list of crossword style clues and word answers spanning animals, objects, and places, indicating a mixed issue of market data and a puzzle section.
New Orleans and New York cotton markets show quiet nervous trading as favorable southern weather dampens demand. October and December futures slipped earlier before short covering trimmed losses, with July and December futures in New Orleans and New York closing barely steady or slightly lower amid scale-downs and hedging activity.
Liverpool spot cotton prices eased by fourteen points with 22 000 bases traded including 11 300 American. Quoted mids ranged from strict low middling 6.97 to good ordinary 5.57, while futures closed barely steady with July at 6.84 and December at 6.85.
New York markets list egg categories with mixed colors and pack standards, salted storage notes, and price spreads for firsts, mediums, browns, and whites. Butter firmed rates and creamery trends, with cheese at eighty percent level and no sales for fresh whole milk fats.
New York June 8 closing prices for U S government bonds show Liberty and Treasury issues with values in dollars and thirty second fractions. Notable quotes include Liberty 344s 32-47 at 102.26 and Treasury 4s 47-52 at 109.31 with various 3 and 4 percent issues trading between 98.24 and 104.15.
Raw sugar stayed steady as futures firmed. September slipped from 1.47 to 1.49 and December moved 1.53 to 1.57 while the market listed a new price of 4.60.
Chicago market details show butter and eggs prices with grade splits and futures. Prices are listed by product type with percentages for firsts, extras, and standards, plus storage and futures notes for June and October. Data include bees and eye futures as referenced alongside butter and egg categories.
Turpentine firm reports sales 41, receipts 541, shipments 428, stock 12 821 with rosin sales 1 143, receipts 1 893, shipments 1 397, stock 114 315. Prices quoted for several grades. New York call money steady at 1 percent and time loans steady with slight ranges.
New York coffee markets show Rio No 7 7 percent Santos No 4 9 percent. Rio futures close steady with 1,000 bag sales. July 5.71N Sept 5.63N Dec 5.50N March 7.45N May 5.42N. Santos futures steady with 15,000 bag sales. July 8.33N Sept 7.96B Dec LUIN March 7.67N May 7.59N. B Bid N Nominal.
Hog prices at Moultrie Georgia on June 8 ranged with heavy hogs 240 pounds and up at 8.40, No 1 160 240 at 3.65, No 2 140-160 at 3.40, No 3 120-140 at 8.15, No 4 106-120 at 2.90, Sows and Stags at 2.90. Foreign exchanges in New York show buoyant demand with multiple currency quotes.
New York stocks rise sharply in morning trading with strong gains in mining and metal shares including Homestake Alaska Juneau Dome McIntyre Porcupine and International Nickel while copper and steel show steadier tone. Cautious notes of a corrective reaction appear but GM reports May consumer sales at 85 699 versus 71 699 April.
Dressed poultry steady and unchanged across grades while live poultry remains weak. Roosters, freight and express 1, other grades unchanged as of June 8 in New York.
Chicago markets show hogs at 4.00 to 4.65 for various weights with top 4.65, and light weights down to 4.00. Cattle trading slow with steady tone, steers mostly 5.50 to 7.35 for large cattle and 4.25 to 6.00 for common grades, stocker and feeder bids 4.00 to 6.75.
Barnesville scored seven runs in the eighth to beat Macon 14 to 5 in the battle at Macon. The Peaches committed five errors that aided the visitors. Americus Cardinals snapped a losing streak with a 5 to 0 win over Albany as Pruitt delivered four hits. Epps held Columbus to few hits, and Milledgeville tied the series by winning 11 to 4 at Milledgeville.
Jacksonville reports New details as Florida authorities join Waycross officers in hunting two black men seen abandoning a car tied to H. M. Peegler Jr. the slain turpentine heir. A white man Hap Dowling is also sought for questioning. the body was buried in Homerville.
Walter D. Allen of Brookline Mass will represent the National Editorial Association at a New York meeting of newspaper publishers Friday. He is slated to become N E B A president and will fly to New York after the session in Indianapolis. The meeting will discuss the industrial recovery bill and potential effects on newspapers and press freedom.
A public hearing will be held next Wednesday at 9 30 a m on the proposed Atlanta milk trade agreement. Secretary Wallace cites an emergency and waives usual notice after urging by Governor Talmadge and Senator Russell. The plan fixes minimum prices around Atlanta Savannah Macon and Augusta. producers distributors and consumers will present views.
Secretary Roper proposes a commerce department advisory committee of 30 major industrialists to devise long term plans against recurring depressions. Endorsed by Henry Harriman Alfred Sloan Walter Teagle Alexander Legge and Gerard Swope, the group will meet later this month as a permanent national planning commission. The board may include five labor members and five industry officials to advise on trade, tariffs, and labor adjustments, operating on a volunteer or dollar-a-year basis.
M M Emmert of Atlanta was named first vice president of the Southern Traffic League in Winston Salem on June 8. J O Cromwell of Macon Ga is second vice president and W L Thornton Jr of Winston Salem serves as president. The board of governors includes Mr W L Thornton Jr.
Baltimore May contracts for industrial expansion reach 18.956 million in the south. May industrial building awards total 5.023 million, up from April, with 57 projects ranging 10 000 to 1.5 million. Housing and highway contracts add 2.202 and 4.131 million respectively.
Partly cloudy with possible local thunder showers tonight and Friday. Observations show high pressure over the southeast with unsettled weather along the border states and light, scattered precipitation in the northern tier. Temperatures exceed normal in the Mississippi Valley and Atlantic states. cooler in the Great Plains and Rockies.
The Associated Press summary lists top NL and AL leaders. Martin of the Cardinals leads NL batting and runs. Klein of the Phillies tops NL in RBIs and hits. In the AL Simmons of the White Sox leads batting and RBIs, with Ruth and Gehrig driving Yankees home runs.
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