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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1936

Page

7

Luther Patrick Tops Huddleston In Birmingham Primary

In Birmingham ninth district runoff Luther Patrick defeats 22 year congressman George Huddleston with 19 751 to 13 765 unofficial returns from 234 and 136 boxes Patrick pledged to support Roosevelt after campaigning on social security and coal bill votes The Sparkman Simpson race for Tennessee Valley district 8 shows Sparkman leading Simpson on 226 of 242 boxes with 16 392 and 16 966 votes respectively.

Birmingham Ala Congress George Huddleston Luther Pattie Lubber Roosevelt Patrick Huddleston John Sparkman Huntsville RT. Simpson, Jr Florence A. H. Carmichael Tennessee Valley Sparkman Simpson Social Security Guffey Tennessee TVA Power Alabama Power Company

Queen Mary Reaches Cherbourg After Foggy Return

The Queen Mary arrived at Cherbourg at 8 15 a m marking the end of her first US round trip. Elapsed time from Ambrose Light to Cherbourg breakwater was 4 days 15 hours 15 minutes with an average speed of 28 74 knots. The Normandy’s record eastward run was 4 days 3 hours 25 minutes at 30 31 knots.

Cherbourg United States S. T Ambrose Light Normandie Bishop's Rock

Pre-Convention G O P Chest Shows 220000 for National Campaign

Washington reports the pre convention campaign chest of 220856 for the Republican National Committee. The May 21 cash balance followed 571549 in expenses for March through May. Contributions in the quarter totaled 435162 from donors including John P Rockefeller and family members, Andrew W Mellon, Paul Mellon, and others across New York, Cleveland, Wilmington and Cincinnati.

Washington Republican National Committee House John P. Rockefeller John D. Rockefeller, Jr Lawrence S. Rockefeller Andrew W. Mellon Paul Mellon Richard K. Mellon Sarah Mellon Scaife Jennie K. Mellon William Woodward New York J. F. Lincoln Cleveland E.R. Crawford Meiwessport Joseph Wilshire George Whitney E. J. Bermingham Chicago Laura Corrigan James AL McDonough John T. Pratt Henry G. DuPont Wilmington Del John M. Stitt B. H Kroger Cincinnati

Cotton Consumption Reaches New High Worldwide

Washington reports cotton consumption hits a new high while world carry-over forecast for August 1 falls to about 12.4 million bales from 13.624 million a year ago. The 1932-33 average is 10.155 million, and American carry-over is estimated at 7.3 million bales versus 9 million a year ago. Most growth in consumption this season comes from American cotton use.

Washington Agricultural Economics Bureau Today Bureau

Atlanta Woman Injured in Car Crash Near Easter Star Meet

Mrs. Ila McCrory of Atlanta was seriously injured when a car skidded on streetcar tracks and crashed into a tree near Macon while en route to an Easter Star convention. She suffered a pelvis injury and was reported in fairly good condition at a local hospital.

Macon Ila McCrory Atlanta

New York Stock Letter reports mixed market on June 10

Victor Eubank notes a bumpy market with scattered gains in rails utilities and merchandise while many groups held firm or declined. Strong movements included Santa Fe and U S Steel shipments rising, but bonds and commodities showed little change amid cautious trading.

New York

Georgia State Farm Market Prices Report for Thomasville

June 9 1936 wholesale prices list available produce at the Georgia State Farm Market in Thomasville with items including hampers of string beans butter beans peas okra squash cakes ears of corn cantaloupes and tomatoes. Demand described as good and an outlet noted for tomatoes.

Georgia Thomasville

Chicago Grain and Provisions Prices Summary

Chicago grain and provisions report lists cash wheat and corn prices by grade with varying percentages and ranges. No. 2 hard wheat at 93 and No. 2 yellow corn at 63 16 64 with multiple mixed and white categories, oats and seeds priced per cwt and per bushel, reflecting market quotes for June 10.

Chicago

U S Government Bond Prices and Yields Listed

New York June 10 closing prices for U S government bonds with dollar and thirty second quotes. Treasury securities range from 4s to 3s and 35s to 3 1 4 s, with figures for mortgage issues from Federal Farm Mortgage and HOLC at various discounts and yields.

U. S New York Treasury Federal Farm Mortgage HMOLC HOLC

New York Sugar Futures Rise on July and Later Deliveries

New York sugar futures moved higher as July and later deliveries were bought to cover positions. July rose from 2.86 to 2.88 and March from 2.55 to 2.57, finishing about 3 points higher in the final hour.

New York

Moultrie Hog Prices Reported for June Market

Moultrie Georgia hog market on June 10 shows heavy hogs 240 pounds and up at 8.25. No. 1 pigs 180-240 at 8.50, No. 2 160-180 at 8.00, No. 3 130-150 at 7.50, No. 4 110-180 at 6.50, No. 5 60-110 at 5.50. Fat sows priced 1.25 under smooth hogs. stags 6.00.

Moultrie

Chicago Poultry Prices Report June 1

Chicago poultry market prices list various categories including hens under 3 lbs and over 5 lbs, leghorn hens, Plymouth Rock and White Rock varieties, fryers and broilers, colored birds, barebacks, and roosters with specific weights and price points. Some entries appear garbled but show broad price ranges and component breeds.

Chicago Plymouth White Rock Springs Plymouth Rock White Rock

Market Notes Mixed With Shifts in Commodities

Irregular stock activity reported with demand in raily and minor changes in others. Bonds and international currencies rise as French loans gain. cotton steadies with rains in the eastern belt. sugar and coffee show varying activity. corn and wheat require moisture and easing demand. hogs hold firm near ten dollar levels while cattle remain weak.

New York Cotton Futures End Steady After Late Decline

In New York on June 10 cotton futures eased in the afternoon with October slipping to 10.84 from 10.97 and new crop months down about 7 to 9 points. July near yesterday's close as the market closed steady and unchanged.

New York Shaw

New Orleans Cotton Prices Slide on Weekly Government Report

New Orleans on June 10 saw cotton futures ease after a government crop report. July hovered near 11.59, October around 10.93, and December near 10.89 as the market closed steady with 2 to 4 point declines.

New Orleans

Liverpool Cotton Market Report June 10

Liverpool notes 10 000 bales with 4900 American in fair demand. Prices down one point across grades. American strict good middling 7.41, good middling 7.11, strict middling 6.91, middling 6.71, strict low middling 6.41, low middling 6.16, strict fair ordinary 5.96, good ordinary 5.66. Futures closed steady with July 6.22, Oct 5.87, Dec 5.78, Jan 5.78, Mar 5.77, May 5.77.

Liverpool

Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Summary

Chicago prices show firm creamery specials at 93 score and 28 to 29 percent. Extra firsts and standards mix across grades with varying percentages. local storage packed extras and firsts range around 20 to 22 percent.

Chicago

Turpentine and Rosin Firm Totals and Prices

Savannah report shows turpentine firm with sales 354%4 36% and stock 27 436, receipts 364 and shipments 24. Rosin firm records sales 375 and receipts 1 594 with stock 62 259 and shipments 13. Prices list includes B to N grades with quotations from 4.25 to 4.70 and WW 4.65.

Savannah Turpentine Rosin

Money Market Notes From New York Call Money

New York call money remains steady at 1 percent for the day with prime commercial paper and bankers accepts unchanged. Time loans for 60 days to six months are 1 percent while rediscount rates show the reserve bank at 1 12 percent.

New York Call Money You Reserve Bank

Foreign Exchange Rates Move Steady in New York Trade

Foreign exchange in New York on June 10 shows stable rates with Great Britain at 5.01 percent demand, cables at 5015 cents, and 60 day bills at 5.0054. France quotes 6.58 7/16, Italy at 7.87, cables same. Demands Montreal in New York 99.75 and New York in Montreal 100.25.

New York Great Britain France Italy Montreal

Chicago Livestock Market Report Roundup

Hogs 13,000 head with 5,500 direct trade steady to strong from Tuesday's close, top 10.20, most 160-250 lbs. 9.90-10.15, sows 8.50-9.10. Cattle 10,000 with calves 1,500. weights down with few prime loads above 9.50, light yearlings and stock cows steady to weak, fat cows 25 points lower, bulls lower.

Chicago Livestock Chicago U. S

New York Tobacco Futures Close Steady on June 10

Tobacco futures in New York closed steady with Sept contract at 23.50, 23.30 low. Trading range showed minor movement as prices held firm for the session.

NEW York Tobacco New York

New York Cotton Seed Oil Futures Close Steady

Bleachable cotton seed oil futures in New York closed steady on June 10 with July at 9.48, September 9.01B, October 8.95 3 4, December 8.76B. Sales totaled 22 contracts, with bids noted.

New York

New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady

New Orleans market report shows cotton seed oil closing steady with bleachable prime summer yellow at 8.60 to 8.80 cents per pound and prime crude nominal. Bond figures list June 8.55B, July 8.55B, September 8.55B, October 8.48B, December 8.22B, January 8.30B with B bids.

New Orleans

High-Powered Skates Cause Traffic Court Dismissal

Janet Milne was arraigned in Saranac Lake traffic court for speeding on roller skates. Mayor Ward defended applying the law only to motor vehicles, leading to dismissal. Toe-touching man aged 97 earns jury duty in Miami. A Mobile tavern owner fined 13.60 for violating prohibition, paying with 272 nickels.

Saranac Lake N. Y Janet Milne Thomas P. Ward Miami Fla J. C. Kuney Montgomery Ala John Fabretta Mobile Fabretta

Flood damages force Amoskeag to withdraw reorganization plan

Flood damage to Amoskeag Manufacturing Company drains quick assets by about 2.3 million dollars. Trustees voted to drop the plan at a federal hearing before Master Arthur Black. Manchester mills hit by flood estimated at 2.5 million, leaving roughly 4.1 million for working capital. Dumaine urged a cost estimate for operating one closed plant as a Friday hearing loomed.

Boston Amoskeag Manufacturing Company Andrew Marshall Marshall Hige Manchester N. H John L. Hall Frederic C. Dumaine Arthur Black Dumaine

Veterans celebrated with bands and garden parties at Kirby Smith

Veterans were entertained by the United States Marine Band and the Louisiana State University band. The events included garden parties and a grand H all at the General Kirby Smith auditorium.

United States Marine Band Louisiana State University Band General Kirby Smith Auditorium

Confederate Veterans Open Second Day at Shreveport Reunion

The 46th annual Confederate Veterans reunion in Shreveport Louisiana opened its second day with welcome addresses by former Governor James A Noe and Mayor Sam Caldwell. Veterans attended a morning business session and observed flag presentations accompanied by martial music and rebel cries as the event continued.

Shreveport James A. Noe Sam Caldwell

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