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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
8
Eastern time departures listed for Cairo Bainbridge and intermediates at 6 30 a m 1 00 p m and 6 30 p m. Thomasville leaves for Moultrie Tifton and intermediates at 10 50 a m 4 00 p m and 11 00 p m.
New York coffee market notes June 9 show Rio No 7 at 7 percent and Santos No 4 at 9 with futures closing steady and 4,000 bags sold. July 5.59N and Sept 5.59N. Dec 5.49. March 6.40N. May 5.35N. Santos futures steady with varied bids and nominal values across several months.
A collage of puzzle clues and a foreign exchange section. The clues mix wordplay on names places and items while the foreign exchanges table lists rates for currencies including Great Britain Italy Belgium Germany and others with several decimals and N notation.
New York June 9 cotton futures rallied from an early decline as reports from Washington hinted at possible acreage controls. October rose to 9.47, closing 15-18 points higher. New Orleans followed with a late rally after hedge selling, with October at 9.33 and December 9.49. Exports topped 151 776 bales for the week. Cotton seed oil futures closed firm with steady spot and new contracts.
Chicago market notes Wheat prices ranged from 71 to 75 with various mixed bids. Corn values showed mixed listings from 42 through 49 cents and oats traded around 26 to 27 cents. Sugar in New York softened slightly with refined steady at 4.60 per hundredweight.
St Louis cash grain prices show wheat No 1 red at 76% and No 2 at 76% four, July wheat 75% and Sept 1744, corn No 2 yellow 43% and No 3 at 42%? Oats unavailable. The report notes close values for July and September futures in a concise market update.
New York price update shows 22 124 eggs, weak market. Mixed colors and standards at 13 percent, firsts around 12 to 14 cents, seconds 11 to 12, mediums 39 pounds at 11 percent. Dirties and private store sales noted with white and brown eggs varying by region.
Savannah June 9 Turpentine firm sales 40 receipts 615 shipments 105 stock 13231. Rosin firm sales 94 receipts 1654 shipments 295 stock 17875. Quote B 2.90 D 3.00 B 3.25 F G 3.324% H I 3.35 Kang M 3.40 N 3.50 WG 3.55 WW X 3.80. New Orleans cotton seed oil June 9 prices: prime summer yellow 4.90-5.00 crude 4.00-4.25. June 4.90 July 4.95 Aug 4.98 Sept 5.08 Oct 4.15 Nov 5.20 Dec 5.28.
Chicago market report lists live poultry with steady to declining trends. Hens 10-10 percent, leghorn hens 8 percent, roosters 8 percent. turkeys 19-18. spring ducks 7-8. old ducks 1-73. geese 644. leghorn broilers 11-13. rock broilers 16-18. colored broilers 15-17. 22 trucks traded.
Chicago June market report lists butter at 22 633 steady with creamery specials 93 score and various grade ranges. Eggs tally 24 147 with prices unchanged. Futures show storage packed firsts June 124 percent and refrigerator standards October 16 percent.
Trading prices for U S government bonds listed in New York show Liberty bonds at 102.90 and varying 30 second dollars and several Treasury issues with quotes around 102.6 to 109.31. Market data includes Liberty 1st 4s and Treasury 3% bonds with multiple maturities and prices.
New York June 9 A grain surge and weaker dollar in foreign exchange provided a lift to an otherwise lagging stock market with equities gaining fractions to several points as about 5 million shares changed hands. The closing list includes Air Reduc, Al Chem & Dye, Am Can, Am & For Pow, Radio, Seaboard, Sears, Koch, Socony Vac, Sou Pac, Sou Ry, Standard, Am Tel, Am Tob, Anaconda, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Coca Cola, Colum G & El, Corn Prod, Dupont, Gen Foods, Gen Mot, Goodyear, IBM, Johns Manville, Kennecott, Packard, Penn RR, Proctor & Gamble, U.S. Steel, Westinghouse, Woolworth and others.
Chicago livestock sales show hogs at 4.25 to 4.65 for lights and sows 3.90 to 4.10. good pigs around 3.50. cattle with steers 5.25 to 6.75 for various weights. cows 3.25 to 4.25. stocker and feeder steers 4.00 to 6.75. Slow, mostly steady trends across categories.
Moultrie Georgia hog market prices listed for various weight classes and sows with loads up to 8.40 for heavy hogs and 2.90 for sows. New York call money steady at 1 percent, time loans stable with multiple term ranges. Butter and cheese prices steady, poultry markets weak with dresses and live poultry unchanged.
Mrs Roosevelt confirms rumors about Elliott Roosevelt and Elizabeth Donner marriage, saying she and Elliott’s wife prefer divorce though not desired. Reports note Nevada residency rules for divorce and that either party may sue if one is a citizen. Roosevelt arrived in Newark from Cleveland and denied plans for remarriage for her son.
Statement of Condition of the Bank of Ochlocknee Ochlocknee Ga as of May 31 1933 shows resources including loans and discounts certificates of indebtedness and bonds and stocks owned real estate cash in vault and deposits totaling 44383 53 with liabilities including capital stock surplus undivided profits reserve funds cashier’s checks deposits and time and savings deposits. Georgia Thomas County sworn affidavit by A B Speer cashier and statements by directors W W H Wurst L C Clark confirming report accuracy dated June 7 1933.
Washington reports Senate investigation into J. P. Morgan and Co. partners tax-avoidance stock moves. Thomas S. Lamont details direct and indirect losses offsetting income, repurchase of shares, and estimated $20,000 cut. William Ewing discusses 1928 short sales for trust accounts of his children with Johns Manville stock and related deliveries.
A Jacksonville man identified as W H Jenkins, previously convicted in Savannah and Charleston for liquor law violations, is handed to U S marshals for transfer to the Atlanta federal penitentiary. He and six others were arrested and held for investigation. the group included E O Lewis Joseph Hearne F C Wheeler and Israel Wright from Savannah, released on bonds. Sam Goldberg may face trial in Miami on federal liquor charges.
The 17 year old Balfe MacDonald of Flint Michigan, sought since his mother was found slain May 27 in Nashville is charged with murder along with 16 year old William Terwilliger, also of Flint, after admitting his identity and claiming he did not kill her. The pair were previously jailed on extortion charges.
Washington June 9 President Roosevelt prepares a statement outlining tariff reciprocity policies. He plans to seek reciprocal pacts with other nations to lower tariffs, then submit treaties to Congress for approval rather than asking for immediate tariff authority.
Tommy Armour of Chicago shot 75 for a 36 hole total of 143 to hold a one stroke edge over Joe Kirkwood who had 144. Craig Wood tied with Guldahl at 147 after a 74 today despite slipping on the back nine.
Glenview Illinois June 5 Scores for the United States Open golf championship show yesterday's 18 hole figures today's round and the 36 hole totals. Notable players include Walter Kozak Emil Loeffler Jr Joe Paletti Robert Strauss C Gordon Maurie O Conner Jack Forrester Al Watrous Tom Carny Clarence Yockey John Bird Ray Schwartz Carl Gustafson Tommy Armour Ed Dudley Dick May and others with varied totals.
The article notes the nomination of Edwin Page, a Columbus high school student? to head the Internal Revenue Service, succeeding Josiah T. Rose. Senator George reports the nomination on the executive calendar and praises Page's qualifications. Senators Russell and George express confidence in swift approval.
Pittsburgh reports the steel industry plans a ten percent wage increase effective July 1 after rejecting a 15 percent rise. The move, linked to forming company unions, aims to facilitate a quick transfer under Roosevelt industrial control, with current wages about 33 cents an hour for larger firms and 2 to 5 days work weekly.
Youngstown reports that Pittsburgh steel executives claim a 10 percent wage rise will start July 1 but B F Fairless of Republic Steel calls the move premature.
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