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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
6
Classified rental brief lists homes and apartments for rent. 308 S. Dawson St. and 305 North Madison Street advertise units. 420 East Jerger Street offers a six room house with modern conveniences and garage. contact Mrs. C. H. Rice or Mrs. A. B. Griffith at listed addresses.
Forecast for Thomasville Georgia calls for fair tonight and partly cloudy Wednesday. Reports detail high and low temperatures for the month, rainfall totals, and national weather and market data including sugar, call money, poultry, and stock trends with notes on rail strength and currency movements.
New York cotton fluctuated with early declines of 9 to 12 points then rallied on covering and trade buying. Rumors of possible acreage curtailment announcements circulated. October contracts rose from 9.60 to 9.65 before closing barely steady to 13 points lower.
Cotton prices in New Orleans moved in sympathy with stock trends, with October slipping to 9.47 and December to 9.62 early, then rebounding as stocks rose and traders awaited a census report on domestic consumption. Exports stood at 7,212 bales, with futures closing steady after minor net declines.
Bleachable cotton seed futures in New York closed steady on June 13 with spot at 56.08 and July at 5.60. August 5.64 and September 5.698, October 6.74, November 5.80, December 5.88. Sales totaled 13 contracts. B bid.
The Cotton Spinners Federation in Osaka unanimously approved a boycott of Indian raw cotton in response to a 50 percent duty hike by India on non British cotton cloths. The move follows a Foreign Office hint that Japan may curb British tariff policies, with forecasts that American raw cotton could replace Indian goods in Japan. News outlets note rising anti British sentiment among Japanese industry as tariffs bite the Indian textile trade.
Moultrie Georgia hog market prices list heavy hogs 240 lbs and up at 3.60 with No 1 160-240 at 3.85 No 2 140-160 at 3.60 No 3 120-140 at 3.35 No 4 100-120 at 3.10 No 5 60-100 at 2.85 Sows and stags at 3.10. Also St Louis cash grain No 2 red wheat 78 percent No 3 78. Corn No 2 yellow 44 144 No 3 43 44. New York coffee Rio futures July 5.80N. Santos futures up. Raw hides futures down 30-36 cents. Sates 2 080 000 Ibs.
Summary of foreign exchange rates shows the New York market with the pound at 4.145 in demand and 4.14 on cables, francs at 4.82, lira at 6.88, and numerous other currencies quoted in demand and cable figures. Additional notes include Belgium, Germany, and Denmark values, plus the silver peso in Mexico City and regional comparisons like Montreal in New York and New York in Montreal.
Federal Judge E. Marvin Underwood denies injunction against Sheriff Legg seizing beer shipments in Cobb county. He holds 3.2 beer may be intoxicating in states prohibiting its transport and the burden falls on haulers to prove non intoxication in civil actions under the 3.2 beer law.
Savannah trade summary lists quantities for turpentine and resin firms as of June 13. Turpentine firm 8954 logs sales 98, receipts 862, shipments 205, stock 12 418. Resin firm records sales 1 357, shipments 1 608, stock 109. Quoted prices per barrel range from 2.90 to 3.75 across grades B to X.
Georgia audit reports wild lands and mines and mining posted higher valuations in the 1932 digest. Wild lands jumped from 1 091 400 to 1 206 831 and mines and mining from 61 370 to 100 175, while overall property digest fell to 935 043 023 from 1 049 567 076.
Milwaukee June 13 A possible new danger in tuberculosis was described to the American Medical Association. Injection of thorium dioxide a chemical used to obtain X ray pictures may worsen the disease and is under discussion as a potential risk.
Dr. George A. Bennett of Georgetown University medical school notes that a tuberculosis germ type called R-1 affects only isolated spots in animal lungs. He warns that thorium dioxide used in X ray imaging may activate and spread the disease in the lungs of experimental subjects.
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