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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1928
Page
5
Corrected daily market update shows Moultrie hogs with No 1 and No 2 packer hogs and roughs priced. Chicago poultry values steady with various categories listed including fowls springs broilers and ducks. New York eggs firm with fresh gathered firsts and storage packed grades reported.
Raw sugar showed no sales early today in New York with demand steady at last paid prices around 4.21 for nearby duty frees and bids not below 4.27. Refined prices remained unchanged from 6.05 to 6.10 for fine granulated.
Chicago potato market shows weak demand for new stock with Alabama Louisiana and Texas prices around 1.40 to 1.60 per unit while North Carolina barrels fetch 2.75 to 2.85. Wisconsin round whites sell around 1.05 and Idaho russets about 1.20 with limited trading overall.
Butter unchanged in Chicago markets on June 16 while eggs rose with firsts at 28 29, ordinary firsts at 267%4 27%4, storage-packed extras at 3014 and firsts at 30.
New York markets report butter firm with higher than extras at 45 to 45 percent with an extra 92 score and 44 percent. Firsts run 88 to 91 with scores near 42 to 44. Poultry dressed prices show a steady trend in New York.
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady up 12 points with sales of 3,472 bales. Prices were 19.65 for low middling, 20.55 for middling, and 20.95 for good middling, with receipts at 4,304 and stock at 247,001.
Government bonds closed with Liberty 3 4s at 100.7 and 1st 4 4s at 101.20. Treasury 3% bonds at 105.31 and 4s at 108.28. Do 3rd 4%4s at 100 and 4th 414s at 102.2.
Savannah naval stores shows turpentine at 50 percent sales 414 receipts 604 stock 15 694 with no shipments and rosin sales 1 583 receipts 1 889 stock 90 946 no shipments. Quotes list various grades from B to WWX with ranges ending at 9 75.
New York stocks are weak with dull bond activity and mixed currency. Cotton in New York steady while coffee declines. Chicago wheat falls as Canada crop prospects weigh on markets. hogs rise and corn,s cattle hold steady amid broad slowdown and late-session shifts.
National League and American League results show scores by innings for multiple games. Key matchups include Philadelphia versus Cleveland with low inning counts, Boston and Chicago games producing limited runs, and St Louis versus Brooklyn with early offense. Batteries listed include Grove Perkins Buckeye Sewell McFayden Berry Hartnett Delaney Taylor Mitchell Wilson and others.
New Orleans June 15 The cotton market showed modest activity with an upward trend overall as reports of rain and Texas crop warnings were offset by liquidation and selling. Oct contracts rose to around 18 points above prior close before retreating, closing steady with a net gain of 12 points.
Price listings show live poultry steadier with broilers priced by freight 23 27 and by express 20 48. Fowls fetch 22 27 by freight and 20 27 by express. roosters at 16 by freight and 17 by express. Turkeys quoted at 20 730 by freight.
Chicago June 15 price quotes show Wheat No. 2 hard 3.42 to 1.43 dollars per bushel, No. 2 mixed 1.42 to 1.54, Corn No. 2 mixed 1.02 to 1.03, No. 2 yellow 1.03 to 1.04, Oats No. 2 white 0.89 to 0.70, No. 4 white 0.57 to 0.67, Farley 0.90 to 1.02, Timothy seed 4.00 to 4.75, Clover seed 19.75 to 27.00.
In New York on June 15 the cotton seed oil market closed easy with quoted levels for several months and grades. Prime summer yellow posted 10.10, prime crude 8.75, January 10.56, June 10.10, July 10.12, August 10.35, September 10.44, October 10.55, November 10.53, December 10.56. Total sales reported 8,800 units.
Cotton seed oil in New Orleans closed steady with prime summer yellow at 9.45 and prime crude at 8.37 percent. Futures quoted June 9.55 July 9.58 August 9.638 and later months January 9.80 October 9.80 November 9.90 December 9.93.
The Republican national convention refused to intervene in a Georgia factional dispute over party control. The issue was sent to the national committee for decision after Pickett proposed ratifying Joel Watson and Marie G. Williams as Georgia’s slate. Fort of New Jersey urged tabling the motion.
Cotton spot in fair demand with higher prices in Liverpool on June 15. American grades lead gains with strict good middling at 11.89 and good ordinary at 10.59. Sales total 5,000 bales including 3,500 American. receipts 3,000 with 2,000 American. Futures closed barely.
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