Markets at a Glance: Mixed Cattle and Weather Outlook
Markets show steady cattle tone while weather conditions curb buying. Grain futures drift as harvest expectations influence prices. government policy and trade news add uncertainty.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1936
Page
5
New York Cotton Market Report and Mixed Session
Reported activity showed trading ranges with prices fluctuating as buyers and sellers confronted uncertain demand. The session featured notes on futures positions amid shifting margins and several notable price ticks in late trading.
New Orleans Cotton Market Quoted After Brief Trade Slump
In New Orleans on June 8 the cotton market showed irregular trading after a brief business lull. Prices moved with July and March contracts showing shifts while overall volume remained limited and market quotes fluctuated.
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New Orleans
Peru
Dapgane
Mareh
Chet Pee
Martit
Tate
Unclear cotton market notes and price fragments
A fragmented OCR item shows Liverpool cotton prices and quotes with many garbled terms including middling prices around 6.58 to 6.83 and 2008 ordinary near 5.63. Several stray numbers and month references appear, but the readable data is inconsistent and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Triverpool
Aberbarm
Striet Wood
Wee Ths Dan
Memphis Cottonseed Futures Steady After Trading Close
Prime cotton seed futures in Memphis closed steady on June 8 with bids unchanged. July contracts rose to 21.35 and 21.40 for August, while September held around 20.00. November and December traded near 20.45 and 20.60 with limited activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis Cottonseed
Memphis
Tenn
New York Cottonseed Oil Futures Mixed in June Trading
In New York on June activity, nearby cottonseed oil futures showed mixed moves as July closed at 5.9813, September at 8.968, October 8.90, and December 8.72. The report notes several contract switches among traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salve CO
New York Sugar Futures Hold Steady Amid Trade Activity
Sugar futures in New York steady as Sept contracts traded 2.830 to 2.856 while nearby around 2.55. Market activity noted by time and cover selling. Hawaii national park spans two islands, Hawaii and Maui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane
Hawaii
Fiaur
Cardui Relief for Functional Pains Trusted by Mothers
A testimonial from Mia J. H. Daniel of Biloxi Mississippi describes Cardui aiding a young girl in reducing pain and nervousness. The mother administered six bottles and reports improved regularity and strength. Thousands of women testify Cardui fired them, urging consultation with a physician if no benefit is felt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Mia
J. H. Daniel
Biloxi
New York Stock Letter reports mixed market action
Victor Eubank summarizes a session with gains in some blue chips like Bethlehem, Republic Steel, Westinghouse and Crown Cork. The letter notes declines in others, mentions a weak franc and French banking worries, and cites May sales optimism from Generate Motors as stock pushed higher on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Victor Eubank
Dune &Wioh
Tyadine Voltume
Das
Thartiens
Pethlehem
Republica Steel
Youngstown Sheet No Yoube
Westinghouse
International Plar- Vester
Sears Loebuck
Montgomery Word Jevere
Adir Reduction
Adled Chemical
Kapseler
Radio
Public Service of
New Jersey
N.Y. Central
Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Cotten
Generate
France
Chicago Market Prices For Various Commodities
Prices for butter at 16 442 per case and eggs at 93 score are listed along with Bray extras 62 and two extra first 90 91. References include local UPA first, 21 cars, current receipts 1913 and storage backed and packed first 22.
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Chicago
BRAY
UPA
Poultry Market Report From Chicago on June 8
Chicago buyers and sellers report steady movement with live poultry. Hens average around 5 pounds while larger birds exceed 5 pounds. leghorn hens and Plymouth Rock varieties show mixed percentages of weights and color classifications across roosters and broilers.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock Springs
Plymouth
White Rock
Moultrie Hog Market and Chicago Grain Report
Moultrie Georgia hog market shows steady activity with heavies 240 pounds and up at 8.50, lighter weights 8.75 for 180-240, 8.26 for 150-180, and 7.76 for 130-160. Fat sows sell 1.20 under smooth hogs. stags at 6.24. Chicago grain and provisions list mixed wheat and corn prices, oats and barley ranges, lard values, and related exchange rates as of June 8.
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Moultrie
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Trends
United States Department of Agriculture figures show 7 000 head traded with fair activity. Prices ranged with tops around 0.25 and most cattle easing to modest declines. heavy fed steers and cows showed weaker undertones while certain early lots held steadier values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. S
Turpentine Firm Sales and Shipments Reported
Turpentine firm data from Savannah area lists sales receipts shipments and stock figures. Entries include firm names Elosin and Beta with assorted financials and stock levels, plus price references for various products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
New York Call Money Rates Touches Steady Day Trading
The report shows call money on York steady with small 1 cent changes all day. Prime commercial borrowers offered around 44 percent, time loans stable for 60 days and shorter six month bands. Rediscount rate at New York Reserve Bank noted near 124 percent as market terms shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
N.Y
New Orleans Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady in Summer Notes
Cottonseed oil closed steady with bleachable prime summer yellow at 60 to 80 cents. prime crude quoted at a similar level. June at 50 cents, July 83/4, September 50, December 827/10, January 827/10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
U S Government Bonds Prices in New York Market
Treasury bonds and mortgages traded with prices in dollars and thirty seconds. Listed items include Treasury 44g 3 47152 at 117.26, 344s 48-45 at 108.7, 48 44-54 at 113.1, 334s 46-56 at 111.12, 34s 40-43 June at 108.22, 34s 46-49 at 106.8, 38 51-55 at 104.12, 24 s 55-60 at 102. Mortgage Federal farm mortgages 49 at 102.31, HOC 5s at 102.20, HOLC 2s at 101.13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New York
Treasury
HOLC
Craze Karpis Barker Gangster Escapes With 19 Others
In St. Peter Minnesota machine gunners and 35 infantrymen swept the Minnesota river bottoms chasing Lawrence De Vol and 13 other escaped inmates from the criminal insane ward of the state asylum. Seven or more prisoners fled after overpowering guards, with one wagon used to flee and several recaptured. De Vol, a bank robber and murder suspect, had been moved from Stillwater prison last December after a $200000 bank holdup that killed three people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter
Minn
Minnesota
Karpis-Barker
St. Peter State Asylum
Lawrence de Vol
205Th Infantry
Floyd B. Olson
de Vol
Stillwater State Prison
Third Northwestern National Bank
Minneapolis
Girl Missing. Police Suspect Flight From Punishment
In Perkin Illinois on June 8 officials weighed the theory that Dorothy Blumenshine fled home eight days earlier to avoid parental reprimand after a party of teens drank liquor on the way home from a Mackinaw dance. Four youths and a girl friend said Dorothy became ill and was revived at her Washington home the next morning. The sheriff said the possibility she ran away remains under study.
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Doroth
Family providers favor lifetime life insurance over endowments
A New York survey by a major life insurer finds family providers prefer lifetime protection with large death benefits over endowment plans. The study says smaller premiums enable higher coverage and cash value for retirement or widowSupport, reflecting a strong American emphasis on protecting dependents.
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New York
America
Hoey and McDonald Face Runoff For North Carolina Governor
In Charlotte on June 8 the governor’s race shows Clyde Hoey leading Ralph McDonald in a four corner primary. Hoey holds about 181,294 votes to McDonald’s 169,512 with 469,695 counted from 1,644 of 1,850 precincts. A runoff is possible if no candidate wins a majority.
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Charlotte
N. C
Clyde Hoey
Ralph McDonald
Hoey
Colege
J. W. Bailey
McDonald
Women delegates take hold of work at the G. O. P. convention
Cleveland reports 52 women delegates active at the GOP gathering. Alice Roosevelt Longworth works as a journalist and delegate. Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms of New Mexico chairs her state delegation. Mrs Fred Harris leads the Landon camp while Mrs Helen Griffin aids Knox supporters.
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Cleveland
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Ohio
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
New Mexico
Wilma D. Hoyal
Arizona
Frank Knox
Helen B Griffin
Grant Park
Knox
Campaiy
Landonites
Fred Harris
Ottawa
Kans
Kansas
Longworth
Blind cross country flight by Maj Ira Eaker across the continent
Major Ira Eaker, an Army Air Corps pilot, completed a 2600 mile blind flight from New York to Los Angeles in a P-12 with the cockpit hooded and only instruments guiding. He stopped nine times, with Major William Kepner accompanying in a second plane. The journey included a 70 to 80 mile thunderstorm pass near Richmond Virginia.
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Los Angeles
New York
Ira Eaker
U. S. Army Air Corps
Eaker
William E. Kepner
Montgomery
Ala
Richmond
Major Faker
Army
Explosion injures seventeen in Jerusalem market
An unidentified man hurled a bomb in a produce market near Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem injuring seventeen people. Police and emergency services rushed to the scene as investigators began documenting the blast and locating witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Jaffa Gate
Roosevelt Returns to Desk to Act on Bills
President Roosevelt resumes duties at the White House to study bills and prepare speeches for a 4,000 mile tour. He spoke at the Nashville funeral of Speaker Burns and will depart tonight for Little Rock with stops in Dallas and Vincennes for scheduled addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rosevelt
White House
Nashville
Tenn
Joseph W. Burns
Little Rock
Ark
Dallas
Tex
Vencennes
Ind
Rebel Yell Again Rallies Veterans in Shreveport
Shreveport Louisiana June 8 Aged Civil War survivors arrive for the annual reunion a four day event. Major Edmond R Wiles says about 1200 veterans will attend of 5275 living. The gathering opens tomorrow and runs through Friday with the Sons of Confederate Veterans Forests Cavalry and the Confederate Memorial Association also meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Edmond R. Wiles
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Forest's Cavalry
The
Confederate Memorial Association
Elizabeth Rusell Voted Perfect Model by 15 Illustrators
Hollywood profile notes Elizabeth Rusell, recruited by the movies, was chosen as the perfect model by a panel of 15 illustrators in a publicity feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Elizabeth Rusell
The
Movies
Hearst Wins One Point In Suit Against Solons
William Randolph Hearst won one point and lost another in his suit to stop the senate lobby committee from using seized telegrams. The U S court of appeals granted a special appeal from a lower court ruling denying an injunction, but the appellate court refused to restrain the senators pending a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Randolph Hearst
Senate Lobby Committee
United States Court of Appeals
Senate
Dinkler Buys O. Henry Hotel in Greensboro North Carolina
Carling Dinkler and associates of Atlanta have purchased the O Henry Hotel Greensboro including building furnishings and grounds. The deal, reported by J M Darden former owner, may exceed 600000 dollars cash. The O Henry will join the Dinkler Hotel Company inc with operations in multiple southern cities. Sydney Porter alias O Henry born in Greensboro lent name to the hotel.
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Dinkler
O. Henry Hotel
Greensboro
North Carolina
Carling Dinkler
O. Henry
Dinkler Hotel Company, Inc
Atlanta
Ansley
Andrew Jackson
Nashville
Jefferson Davis
Montgomery
St. Charles
New Orleans
Savannah
Tutwiler
Birmingham
Sydney Porter
Dinker
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Roosevelt
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