Thomasville City Council Minutes June 8 1936 Ordered Abandon Public Alley
City of Thomasville held regular session with Mayor Inman presiding. Aldermen Key Sraith Dixon Powell Feinberg discussed alley abandonment between Broad and Park Avenues and approved related resolutions. Council also acted on power factor amendment and licenses, adjourned after payments.
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Fulton County May Borrow On Tax Anticipation Notes
Georgia Supreme Court rules Fulton County may issue tax anticipation notes for operating expenses. The ruling upholds the 1927 constitutional amendment granting broad borrowing power to Fulton, Chatham and Richmond counties, independent of current tax collections or appropriations acts.
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New York Stock Letters Highlight Farm Shares In Lead
Victor Buban reports a varied market with farm implement stocks like J. J. Case up, Deere and International Harvester gaining several points. Major industrials including General Motors Auburn Liggett Myers National Biscuit and Union Carbide edged up about a point while rails and utilities were mixed. Foreign currencies were slightly mixed and bonds held a steady trend as the Fed’s May to April retail sales showed gains amid a seasonally typical dip.
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Prevailing Wholesale Prices Georgia State Farm Market
Thomasville Georgia Wednesday June 11 1936 Hampers String beans 60¢ to 90c Butter beans hamper 1.50 to 1.65 Peas hamper 75c to 90c Okra hamper 1.50 to 2.00 Squash hamper 60c to 85c Cucumbers hamper 45c to 5c Dozen ears of corn 4c Cantaloupes 4c to 5c each Tomatoes hamper 50c 75c 1.00 Bushels Peaches 1.00 to 1.50 We have a good outlet for tomatoes and need more than we are getting.
Markets At A Glance New York Stocks And Commodities
Markets show firm New York stocks led by steels with mixed bonds and cautious decline in U S issues. Curb prices gain in mines and industrials while foreign exchange mixed franc steady. cotton and sugar higher. Coffee quiet as houses liquidate. Chicago wheat up on Minneapolis strength. corn firm on wheat. Cattle barely steady. hogs strong with top at 10.25.
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U.S. Government Bonds Closing Prices Report
New York bonds and mortgages update with closing prices for Treasury issues from 43 to 60, including 4s 44-54 at 112.31 and 3s 51-55 at 104.9. Mortgage listings show Fed farm mortgage 3s at 49 and HOLC 8s at 52, 102.20.
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Sugar futures rise as July and Pec inch higher
New York sugar futures showed increased activity with July advancing from 2.88 to 2.89 and Pec from 2.81 to 2.82, about three points above the season’s high. Late trading remained a bit off the best, but the market stayed roughly two points higher on the day.
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Turpentine and Rosin Trade Report for Savannah
Savannah June 11 Turpentine firm shows sales 6 and receipts 599 with shipments 2 430 and stock 25 605. Rosin firm reports sales 763 receipts 2 014 shipments 6 110 and stock 58 163. Quotes list prices B 4.00 D 4.25 BE 4.30 F 4.40 G HW 1 4.25 K M 4.50 N WG 4.110 WW X 4.65.
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New York Money Rates Left Steady as Markets Open
New York July 11 Can money held at 1 percent with Prime commercial paper steady. Time loans unchanged at 60 days to 6 months. Bankers acceptance unchanged. Rediscount rate and reserve bank figures listed.
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Chicago Livestock Prices Stand Sputtering in Mixed Trade
Chicago market reports hogs at 13 000 head with overall firmness in some weights but broader action uneven. Cattle open slow with 5 000 head, steers and yearlings down on ample supply, middle grades steady to weak, fat cows and cutters softer and lighter milking cows scarce.
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Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Notes and Legal Quotation
The record reports Chicago butter and eggs prices with firm quotes and miscellaneous figures. A legal notice references a constitutional amendment about temporary county loans and a court ruling on loan limits tied to prior year income and state tax levies.
New Orleans Cotton Prices Rise Amid Rain Despite Dips
New crop cotton reached 11 cents a pound as active buying from trade and speculators emerged. Futures closed steadier with Oct Dec and Jan trading around 11 cents and July near the higher 11 cent area, amid continued rain in the eastern belt.
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New York Cotton Futures Show Strength as July Above 11 Cents
New York July 11 cotton rose on broad buying, with all new crop months above 11 cents. October reached 11.12 as midafternoon market firmed, July up 4 points and later deliveries 17 to 22 points, futures closing very steady 4 to 24 higher. Liverpool spot and futures steady with American bases at firm to higher quotes.
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Poultry Prices and Weights Reported in Chicago Market
Chicago market data from June 11 shows unsettled poultry trading with multiple categories. Hens under 5 pounds trade around 19 cents, over 5 pounds about 18 cents, and various breeds listed with differing weights and percentages for leghorn and Plymouth Rock varieties.
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Foreign Exchange Rates in New York Bid and Ask Figures
The daily foreign exchange report lists rates for Great Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Austria, Hungary, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, Japan, Shanghai, Hongkong, Mexico City, and Montreal. It shows various demand and cable figures with nominal terms and regional quotes.
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Cotton seed meal futures steady closing bids listed
Prime cotton seed meal futures closed steady in Memphis with bids for June through January ranging from 21.20 to 21.90 per hundredweight. Trading volume reached 5,900 contracts.
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New Orleans Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady
New Orleans June 11 cottonseed oil closed steady with prices for summer and crude bids. Prices listed include June 8.65b, July 8.65b, September 8.63, October 8.57b, December 8.35b, and January 8.35b. Bleachable prime summer under 8.79-80. Nec 8.35b.
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Chicago Cash Grain Prices From June 11
Chicago cash grain prices list numerous futures like No 4 red wheat at 86 and mixed No 5 corn at 56 with various yellow white and oats quotations. Barley seed and timothy seed are noted with ranges and a clover seed price per cwt.
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Moultrie Hog Market Hog Prices June 11 Moultrie Ga
Hog market steady with heavy 240 lb plus at 8.25. No 1 180 to 240 at 8.50 No 2 160 to 180 at 8.00 No 3 130 to 650 at 7.50 No 4 110 to 130 at 6.50 No 5 60 to 110 at 5.50 Fat sows 1.25 under smooth hogs by weight Stags 6.00.
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Hawkinsville to celebrate 100th anniversary with races
Hawkinsville Georgia on June 11 announces a July 3 centennial celebration featuring horse racing on a half mile track. Running trotting and hurdle events set with re enacted history on parade floats and notable figures Count Pulaski Colonel Hawkins and General Black shear among the participants.
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Spanish Official Assassinated in Malaga City
Madrid reports Antonio Romano aged 62, president of the Malaga provincial parliament and leading socialist, assassinated in Malaga. Street fighting erupts between socialist and syndicalist factions amid a leftist government, with a rightist movement crackdown claimed in seven provinces. The socialist club attacked, and a general strike paralyzed Malaga.
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Van Mungo Suspended by Dodgers After Pittsburgh Exit
Brooklyn pitcher Van Mungo was suspended without pay and fined 200 for quitting the club in Pittsburgh. Dodgers president Judge Stephen McKeever said the suspension lasts until he returns and he will not be traded. A 1839s costume parade and relic exhibit are planned with a barbecue for about 25 000 attendees.
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Republicans Cheer Hoover at Cleveland Speech
In Cleveland on June 11, Herbert Hoover received a half hour ovation as he attacked the New Deal as a muddle of a spoils system and reckless adventure. He urged Republicans to lead a crusade for liberty and argued for principles to restore recovery and rebuild America.
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Swing Away From Coalition Doom GOP Chances for Talmadge
Cleveland June 10 A swing against a Republican Democrat coalition ends Governor Eugene Talmadge s bid for the 1936 GOP ticket. Georgia delegates pledge 14 votes for Repplogle for Vice President and may swing to Landon for President with Arnold noting no Georgian will second a speech.
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Fragmentary quotation on national morale and jobs
Partial OCR fragment discusses shifting from demoralization of relief to contentment through constructive employment. The text implies a focus on national morale and employment outcomes, but no clear names, dates, places, or events are readable.
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