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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1927

Page

4

Cotton Market Opens Easy as July Contracts Lead Losses

The New York cotton market opened easy with declines of 5 to 9 points amid liquidation and southern selling. Prices rallied briefly on rain relief, then fell again as July and other months weakened. October edged higher, and by mid-afternoon futures closed firm 16 to 20 points up with spot steady at 17.05.

New York Taat Southern Liverpool Jilly Dee Manchester Roberts New Orleans

Cotton and stock market bounce in New Orleans and New York

New Orleans reports weather and boll weevil forecasts supporting July and Oct futures with gains after early declines. In New York, traders regain control as high priced issues lead gains while broker loans and reserve concerns temper trading.

Military Attache Removed From U S Embassy in Mexico City

Lt. Col. Edward Davis has been removed as military attache at the American embassy in Mexico City. The War Department offered no comment beyond saying the relief was effected without prejudice and in the best interests of all concerned after Davis hurried to Washington amid reports of thefts and forgeries of diplomatic documents.

Col. Davis Mexico City Washington Dispatch Washington, D.C Edward Davis War Department Davis Washington

Lawton Pole Cat Refinery Runs On Nature's Provisions

In Lawton Oklahoma a tiny crude refinery operates with no formal expenses or roof. Owners M A Wert and N H Stinnett rely on a nearby gas well and artesian water to run and supply the plant. Output daily includes about 250 gallons gasoline 250 gallons kerosene ten barrels fuel oil and 150 gallons lubricating oil. Wert, a former bank cashier turned operator at 60, also handles books and trade as the plant serves locals and tourists.

Lawton Okla Pole Cat Riley M. A. Wert N. H. Stinnett Wert Cosh Ixparison Oklahoma

New Orleans Spot Cotton Rises Steady Close

New Orleans spot cotton finished steady with a 14 point gain. Sales reached 904 bales as prices showed the low middling at 14.66 and middling at 16.66 with good to pidaling at 17.61 amid receipts of 1,081 and stock of 336.

New Orleans

Liverpool Spot Cotton Prices and Volumes

Liverpool cotton market reports steady spot demand with prices for American grades listed. Sales totaled 8,000 bales with 6,800 American. receipts 8,000 bales, 4,900 American. futures closed quiet with July at 8.83 and May at 9.17.

Liverpool

Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices June 20

Butter prices fall for creamery extras and higher grade: extras 391 and 3814 39, standards 391, firsts 36 37, seconds 33 35. Eggs unchanged with firsts 22423 and ordinary firsts 20 21. Storage packed extras 28 percent and storage packed firsts 23 percent.

Chicago

Newly Appointed Bishop Walsh Known in Savannah

Savannah Ga June 20 The Rev Father Emmett M Walsh of Atlanta recently named Bishop of Charleston by Pope Pius is well known in Savannah where he was raised His mother Mrs Thomas F Walsh lives here and several siblings reside in the city including Thomas F Walsh Leo D Walsh Charles W Walsh Hugh B Walsh and Miss Ernestine Walsh A brother Henry J Walsh lives in Portsmouth Va and a sister Mrs EB Beuchler in Miami He is 35 born March 6 1912 in Beaufort S C He moved with family to Savannah in 1906 attended Savannah High School graduating 1910 He studied theology at St Bernard s Seminary Rochester N Y Ordained January 15 1916 His assignments included assistant pastor at S Immaculate Conception Atlanta pastor in Albany Savannah St Patrick s Savannah then back to Atlanta at Immaculate Conception now in charge

Savannah Emmett M. Walsh Atlanta Charleston Pius Thomas F. Walsh Leo D. Walsh Harles W. Walsh Hugh B. Walsh Ernestine Walsh Henry J. Walsh Portsmouth EB. C. Beuchler Miami Florida Emmett Walsh Beaufort S. C Rochester N. Y St. Bernard’s Seminary St. John the Baptist Benjamin Keiley S. Immaculate Conception Albany St. Patrick’s Church Immaculate Conception Church

New York Eggs and Cheese Market Receipts Report

New York markets show eggs receipts totaling 18 753 for fresh gathered extra firsts to storage packed 25 2514 and nearby hennery whites with extras 32 34. Cheese receipts reach 152 942 with whole milk flats, fancy to fancy special at 24 25 and 27 28, averages around 76 percent.

NEW York Eggs. & Cheese New York Hennery Hennery Browns Pacific Coast

Weather report for Thomasville Georgia June 20 1927

Weather forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for local thundershowers tonight and Tuesday. Observations at 1 pm show high of 87 and low 69 degrees, rainfall 3.04 inches since the first day of the month, humidity readings, and wind data from the afternoon. H. D. Smith, Assistant Observer, reports.

Thomasville Wai H. D. Smith

Butter grading notes from New York market report

New York market update outlines butter values with creamery levels and extras around 42 to 43 percent. It lists firsts at 37 to 41 percent, and packing stock positions for No 1 at 31 32 and No 2 at 30.

New York

New York Sugar Prices Edge Higher on Firmer Market

Raw sugar held firmer early with prices up one sixteenth to 458 for Cuban duty paid. Refined sugar saw better demand and prices from 6.10 to 8.20 for fine granulated with little change to 10 points higher on some quotes.

New York

Grain and livestock prices from St. Louis market report

St Louis market notes mixed grain prices for No 2 red wheat at 1.53 and various corn and oat bids. Futures show scattered bids and asks for July and September delivery. Cattle and hogs trade described with ranges for weights and classes, noting slower demand and price shifts, especially on steers and vealers.

Chicago cash grain prices and bids June

Chicago cash grain prices and bids list wheat at 1 44 1 46 4, No 1 hard 1 54, corn No 2 1 00 1 01, No 3 yellow 1 00, oats No 4 0 52, rye not quoted, barley 0 88 0 92, timothy seed 4 75 5 00, clover seed 20 00 30 00, lard 12 56, ribs 12 00, bellies 13 75.

ST. Louis Chicago

Chicago Potatoes Market Canceled by Storm Damage

Chicago on June 20 reports the potato market closed due to storm damage to telephone wires, halting trading and communications across the city. No prices or further details were available as crews assess the disruption.

Chicago

Poultry Prices Across Chicago and New York Markets

Chicago reports live poultry mixed with hens weaker broilers firmer and varied figures for springs fowls turkeys ducks geese and roosters. New York notes barely steady live poultry with broilers by express and dressed poultry prices for fresh frozen varieties and old roosters.

Chicago New York Express

Cottonseed prices steady in New Orleans market

New Orleans June 20 cottonseed markets closed steady with prices for prime summer yellow eight eighty-eight and prime crude eight dollars. January nine fifty and June nine dollars and ninety cents quoted.

Moultrie Hog Market Updates and Chicago Prices

Corrected daily price rundown shows Moultrie market quotes for No 1 and No 2 packer hogs with slight adjustments. Chicago live stock reports on June 20 indicate 50 000 hogs, market steady with broad shipping demand, light weights and pigs up to 25 cents higher with top at 9.15. weights 160 to 215 pounds.

Swift & Company Moultrie Chicago U. S

U S Government Bonds Quoted in New York

U S Government bonds closed with Liberty 3 1 4 4 s at 100.23, 1st 4 4 s at 102.25, 2nd 4 s at 108.14, 3rd 4 4 s at 100.29, 4 4 s at 103.25. Treasury 3% at 104.23, 4s at 1107.29, 4% at 112.31.

U. S New York U. S&s Liberty Treasury

New York Cottonseed Oil Prices Close Steady

Cottonseed oil futures closed firm with several contracts posted. Prices listed for prime summer yellow 9.15 prime crude 8.00 8.12 percent Jan 10.05 and months through Dec 9.96. Volume reported as 4,900 sales.

New York

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