Weather Forecast for Thomasville June 25 1932
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Observations show little change in conditions since Saturday. High pressure over east Gulf and Atlantic states and low over Great Plains and Mississippi Valley. Scattered showers in middle Gulf region and central valleys. Heat persists in lower Mississippi Valley and Cotton Belt with highs 95 to 100. Cooler in western highlands and Pacific states.
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Rockies
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Pacific States
Income Tax Receipts Rise On June Installments
Washington reports a sharp rise in income tax receipts for June 17 the second day of the second quarter payments. The report notes increased payments across many filers, signaling stronger revenue intake for the quarter.
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Washington
Treasury notes quarterly installment receipts differ from last year
The treasury department reported 1931 income installments totaling $28,438,232.76 versus $89,910,855.05 a year earlier due to a new accounting system. For the first two days of the quarter, receipts reached $83,817,893 against $119,279,008 on the same period last year.
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Treasury Department
New York Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady
Cotton seed oil in New York closed steady with several futures quoted: prime summer yellow 3.50, prime crude 2.62 14 2.87, July 3.76, Sept 3.95, Oct 3.88, Nov 3.90, Dec 3.88, Jan 4.02. Sales totaled 26 contracts.
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New York
Cotton Seed Oi
Liverpool
New York Stock Letter Reports Quiet Week Start
Claude A. Jagger notes stocks bonds and commodities moved higher at week's start with utilities and rail shares leading gains. midday dip, dollar strength returns, mixed by morning peak. calls for momentum from Lausanne talks and congress adjournment.
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Dupont
Air Reduction
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Pulmnin
Eastman
United Fruit
McKeesport
American Telmye
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Lausanne
Congress
Chicago butter and eggs market report
Chicago butter and eggs prices and receipts listed for June 20 with details on butter varieties, storage firsts, extras, and percentages. New Orleans and New York cotton futures movements noted, including July and December positions and overnight changes.
Moultrie Hog Market and New York Poultry and Sugar
Market notes from Moultrie Georgia show hog prices with No. 1 hogs at 3.25 and No. 2 at 3.00, No. 3 at 2.75, sows at 2.75. New York poultry prices list fresh and frozen chickens and fowls, turkeys, ducks with varied ranges. Raw sugar in New York steady at 3.90 with refiners unmoved.
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Turpentine and Rosin Trade Report from Savannah
Savannah reports a turpentine firm at 38 percent with sales 228 and receipts 323, no shipments, stock 9 560. Rosin firm shows sales 1 176, receipts, stock 178 339, no shipments. Quoted prices for several grades range from 1 85 to 4 65, with multiple grade codes listed.
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Savannah
Chicago Poultry Prices Hold Steady Across Birds
Chicago market report dated June 20 shows alive poultry steady with categories listed: fowls at 12 1/2 to 13 1/2 cents per pound, colored broilers 1 to 2 pounds at 14, fryers over 2 pounds at 16, spring chickens over 3 pounds at 19, roosters 8, turkeys 10 to 12, spring ducks 9 to 10 1/2, old ducks 8 to 9, leghorn broilers 12 1/2 to 13 1/2 cents.
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NEW York Poultry
New York
Chicago
Chicago Livestock and Grain Markets Report
Chicago livestock buyers observed steady to higher trade with hogs 10c higher. Cattle showed activity at gains up to 25c with grain-fed steers and yearlings strongest. Cash grain in St Louis posted No 2 red wheat 48, corn 32. New York butter and cheese markets softened with creamery butter down from prior highs and cheese largely unchanged.
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New York Eggs Prices Report With Mixed Colors
New York prices show steady levels on June 20 through June 21 with 21,215 cases reported. Standards 45 lb cases at 15-16 cents. rehandled receipts 43 lb net at 114 percent. no grades 12-14. special packs including unusual hennery selections sold on store credit 164-19. mediums 13-1314. dirting 12-12 percent. checks 12.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady
New Orleans reports steady cotton seed oil closing with prime summer yellow at 3.05 to 3.15 dollars. Prime crude quotes range 2.62 to 2.87 percent. June at 3.19, July 3.25, August 3.32, September 3.85, October 3.40, Navy 3.41, December 3.45, January 3.48.
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Navy
Nations Agree to Cut Tariff Duties
In Lausanne Belgium Holland and Luxembourg reached a deal to reduce tariff duties. The agreement announced in Lausanne on June 20 outlines mutual reductions aimed at easing trade barriers among the three European neighbors.
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Grand Duchy of Luxenburg
Two Georgia gubernatorial candidates to outline platforms
Two of ten Democratic hopefuls will outline their platforms this week. Hoke O Kelley of Atlanta speaks today in Griffin at the Spalding county courthouse. Abit Nix of Athens speaks Thursday in Cedartown. Peter S Twitty plans to establish headquarters in Atlanta July 1 after delivering a Dublin platform speech.
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Abit Nix
Athens
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Bertha M. Field
Marietta
Vocational Education Board Spends 101325.21 in 1931 Funds
The Georgia state board for vocational education received and expended state and federal funds totaling 101325.21 for the year ending December 31, 1931. Auditor Tom Wisdom submitted the audit to Governor Richard B. Russell Jr.
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State Board For Vocational Education
Tom Wisdom
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Nations Agree Tariff Cuts to Ease World Crisis
States including Denmark Sweden and Norway backed a plan to cut tariffs by ten percent yearly until a set level is reached. TheBig Four Britain France Italy and Germany will meet to craft a concrete strategy aiming at a lasting settlement of war debts and reparations.
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