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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1932

Page

4

M Fayden Loses First Game in Yankee Uniform

Danny MacFayden, new Yankee pitcher from Somerville, debuts in New York with six innings pitched and a 5-4 loss to Detroit. The defeat narrows the Yankees' lead over Washington to five games as Cleveland tops Philadelphia and others shift in the standings. More than 214000 date palms are under cultivation in California and Arizona.

Fayden Yankee Gayle Talbot Associated Press Danny MacFayden Somerville Mass Yankees Boston Red Sox Sox MacFayden Yankeegs New York Detroit Tigers Tigers Washington Senators Chicago Red’ Kress Bill Sullivan Cleveland Philadelphia Athletics George Blaeholder St. Louis Browns Browns Boston Hack Wilson Brooklyn Chicago Cubs St. Louis Cardinals Bobby Brown Braves Melvin Ott Giants Cincinnati Pittsburgh California Arizona

Chicago Poultry Prices For June 10

Chicago poultry market report lists alive poultry with 32 trucks. Fowls, breilers, leghorn broilers, roosters, turkeys, spring ducks, old geese priced within ranges. Indicates weak demand and varied lot weights across categories.

Chicago Breilers

New York Eggs Prices Steady Across Mix Colors

New York on June 10 reports egg prices with 17,359 cases. color varieties steady. Standards 45 lb cases listed as 1544-16, mediums 1214-13.

New York

Cotton Markets Show Mixed Moves Across Major Exchanges

New York cotton opened irregularly with July slipping to 4.91 before recovering to 5.03 as stocks and futures firmed. New Orleans prices fluctuated yet finished with gains across nearby months, while Liverpool futures held steady with American bases bidding lower.

Grain and Turpentine Prices in Chicago and Savannah

Chicago grain and provisions report lists wheat corn oats barley and seeds with bid ranges and futures moves. Savannah reports turpentine and rosin firm with sales, receipts, shipments, and stock levels. coffee market in New York shows slight steady tone for Rio No 7 and Santos No 4.

New York Rio Santos

New York Stock Market Rises on Mixed Signals

The stock market shows a moderate upturn aided by a bullish wheat report and easing gold outflows. Auburn leads gains with a surge beyond six, while U.S. Steel and American Can rebound after early losses as industry measures and bank loan data hint at renewed optimism.

New York Mercantile Reviews Auburn U.S. Steel American Can American Telephone American Tobacco Liggett and Myers Public Service of N. J Union Pacific Eastman Bank of France Consolidated Weekly New York City

Moultrie Hog Market Prices Tabled

On the Moultrie market in Georgia on June 10 the day’s hog quotes list No 1 packers at 3.00 and No 2 packers at 2.75 with No 3 packers and No 4 hogs at 2.50. Sows are marked at 2.50.

Moultrie

New York Money Rates Hold Steady

Call money in New York on June 10 remained steady at 44 percent all day. Time loans were unchanged for 14 days to 40 months at 1 percent. Prime commercial paper quoted at 93.3 with bankers acceptances steady.

New York Call Money

Chicago Livestock Market Report June 10

Chicago livestock prices show hogs totaling 14,000 with direct sales 6,000 and top hogs around 3.60 per pound for 180 to 220 lb hogs. Cattle total 1,500 with generally slow demand, slaughter cattle and killers from 6.50 to 7.75 for 900 to 1300 lb ranges, cows 3.25 to 5.00.

Chicago Livestock Chicago

Chicago butter and eggs market report

Chicago on June 19 reports butter at 14 3 4 with steady prices and eggs unchanged. Market notes include current receipts 1144 14, storage packed firsts 13 14, extras 4 cents, fresh traded firsts 12 14, and a 15 617 Igns figure.

Chicago

New York Sugar and New Orleans Seeds Market Update

Raw sugar opened firm but not below 2.68, refined steady at 3.70. Cotton seed oil closed steady with prime summer yellow 2.95 to 2.05, prime crude 2.50 to 2.62, and various futures quoted from January to December with 8.29 for January listed.

New York New Orleans

Market quotes St. Louis cash grain summary

St Louis cash grain report lists wheat No 1 red at 49 cents and corn No 2 yellow at 31 cents. Oats No 2 white at 21 cents. Futures close for July 50, September 52 1/2, December 56 1/4. July corn 29 cents.

ST. Louis

New York Cotton Seed Oil Prices and Contracts

Cotton seed oil in New York closed steady with firm futures notes. Prime summer yellow 3.30 and prime crude 2.50 to 3.62 percent. July 8.58, September 3.65, October 3.70, November 3.76, December 3.80, January 3.89 with 14 contracts sold.

New York Cotton Seed Oil

Chile and United States Seek Peace in Chaco Region

Chile and the United States renew joint efforts to ease tensions between Bolivia and Paraguay over the Gran Chaco border dispute. Chilean officials emphasize neutrality and pledge aid, with praise for American diplomats Culbertson and Feely.

Harold P. Braman Santiago Chile United States Bolivia Paraguay Gran Chaco Miguel Cruchaga Washington Carlos Balmaceda W. S. Culbertson Edward F. Feely la Paz Feely Arica Tito V. Lisoni Foreign Affairs Committee Chamber of Deputies Chaco

Jacobs Beats Round in Wightman Cup Opener

Wimbledon report shows Helen Jacobs defeating Robby Round to give the American team a victorious start in the Wightman Cup first singles match. The clash opened the tennis series in Wimbledon, England, on June 10.

Wimbledon Eng Helen Jacobs Robhy

New Shiloh and Pavo Church Leaders Attend Services

Searcy Garrison spoke at New Shiloh in Rev. J. Gorham Garrison's absence. J. Gorham Garrison preached at Pavo school commencement and evening service. John O. Herring improves after illness. Rev. Silas Johnson attended Oak Hill Church and visited sick Mr. Booth post operation. Clyde Duren returns from Lakeland. Eulalia Mims visits Milledgeville. Georgia Baptist Hospital fund raised. Road paving from Thomasville to Moultrie progresses. half done. Ernest Welch visits from St. Petersburg, longtime community resident welcomed back.

Searcy Garrison Ochlockmee New Shiloh Church J. Gorham Garrison Pavo School John O. Herring Silas Johnson Oak Hill Methodist Church J. L. Booth Booth Clyde Duren Lakeland Fla Eulalia Mims Milledgeville Lillie Mims Ernest Welch St. Petersburg J. F. Knapp Welch

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