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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
4
In today’s discussion on palmistry the article outlines hand traits linking to personality and aptitudes. It notes marks suggesting talents in fine arts or medicine and signs of melancholia or memory strength, then promotes Mrs. Jennings new book Your Fortune in Your Hand available for 25 cents.
Cincinnati Reds acquire Babe Kerman from the Pirates in a player trade reported from Brooklyn. The item notes the deal as part of a series of transactions during this period.
Two years of Nazi encouragement spurred the formation of about 10,000 new farm families. Among them, 12.5 percent originated from urban areas.
County Attorney W. W. Nielson said authorities detained a man resembling Vil liers Mahan for investigation. He was held in county jail while inquiry continued after being found at a hotel near Yellowstone National Park.
Washington June 21 debate over whether a 30 year old Bush DPD can take the senate oath. The senate argued the constitutional bar and spent the day considering the question with no final ruling, awaiting a clear decision on eligibility for West Virginia seat.
In Switzerland last year no amateur flier was killed despite substantial progress in amateur aviation.
New York June 21 stock market regained strength after shedding share the wealth tax fears. Industrial progress signs supported optimism while grains and cotton lagged. Notable gains included U S Steel American Telephone General Motors and Standard Oil of New Jersey with a broad list of companies advancing 2 to 5 points amid a brisk second-hour rally.
New York June 21 Sugar futures showed irregular trading amid cautious stance for fresh commitments. Early declines of 1 to 2 points recovered with scattered buying, No 3 Sept up from 2.36 to 2.38, around 2.37 late, as inactivity in the spot market and renewed liquidation pushed values lower. July 2.298, Sept 2.348, Dec 2.37B, Jan 3.26B, Mar 2.19B, May 2.23B.
Breachable cotton futures in New York closed barely steady for June 21 with July at 10.05, September 10.07B, October 10.08, December 9.89. Sales totaled 82 contracts including 36 switches.
Markets at a Glance lists gains in bonds, rails, power issues, and utilities with foreign exchange and gold advancing. Cotton remains quiet with local and New Orleans selling, sugar and coffee show firmness, Chicago wheat up on harvest delays, corn falling, and cattle steady to weak with hogs uneven around 9.86.
The New York market shows irregular but steady tone on June 21 with rain in Oklahoma and heat in northwest Texas. July through Dec futures drift lower while open interest and liquidity affect daily moves. New Orleans notes a quiet, steady tone with July easing and overall declines around 4 to 9 points for futures.
Liverpool reports 27 000 bales of cotton in stock including 1 100 American. Spot business moderate with prices up one point. Quotations: American strict good middling 7.29, good middling 6.99, strict middling 6.84, middling 6.79, strict low middling 6.69, low middling 6.44, strict good ordinary 6.24, good ordinary 5.94. Futures: July 6.35, Oct 6.05, Dec 5.98, Jan 5.97, Mar 5.96, May 5.94.
Live poultry trading shows 1 car and 49 trucks with dull and weak demand. Hens, leghorn hens, rock fryers, colored varieties, and geese feature with varied weights and prices. Turkeys and ducks present available lots with several weight ranges noted.
Foreign exchange in New York on June 21 shows Great Britain at 4.93 percent for demand and cables with 60 day bills at 4.92 percent, France and Italy rates noted with respective demands and cables. Live poultry prices move weaker by freight, with broilers 15 to 23 cents and fowls 15 to 18 cents, other freight prices unchanged.
Chicago market notes hogs 9,000 with 5,500 direct. prices for 260-240 lb hogs 9.05 to 9.75, 740-350 lb 8.80 to 9.65, sows 8.25 to 8.50. Cattle and calves 2,500 and 500 with meager supply, steers steady to strong, best 10.50, cows 3.25 to 11.00, bulls 8.50. New York butter 15,720 pounds steady 23 cents. cheese 94,232 pounds quiet.
Savannah market report for June 21 shows turpentine and rosin firms with sales receipts and stock levels. Price quotes range across grades B to WG with multiple specifiers and values, while shipments are listed as none for turpentine and rosin.
Chicago June 21 butter and eggs prices listed with multiple quality grades and percentages. Butter shows 19,287 pounds with extras and standards, eggs at 16,000 units and firm grade firsts and extras, with local receipts and storage notes.
New Orleans June 21 cotton seed oil closed steady with prime summer yellow at 9.70 to 9.867 and prime crude nominal. Futures listed as June 9.70B, July 9.75B, September 9.75, October 9.74B, December 9.55B.
U S government bonds posted mixed closes with Liberty issues and Treasuries quoted in 32nds. Mortgage and Home Owners Loan Corp. securities ranged in narrow margins. Raw hide futures closed barely steady with modest gains in limited contracts.
Bundles of old newspapers offered at 51 per bundle by Times Enterprise. The sale advertises quantity and price for collectors and researchers seeking archival issues.
Tobacco futures closed steady in New York with no sales. Chicago grain and provisions notes show cash wheat values No 2 red at 83 percent and No 2 hard at 92 percent with mixed corn, oats and seed prices. call money steady at 4 percent and time loans 0 to 90 days at 4 percent.
New York on June 21 reports a mixed color egg market with 14 001 firm sales. Special packs from fresh receipts show 25 to 24 percent averages and 21 to 21 percent checks. storage packed firsts at 24 1 4.
Hog market in Moultrie Georgia on June 21 remains steady. Heavies 240 pounds and up fetch 7.75 per cwt. No 1 grades 160 to 240 pounds 7.76, No 2 140 to 160 pounds 7.00, No 3 120 to 140 pounds 6.50, No 4 100 to 120 pounds 5.25, No 5 60 to 100 pounds 4.25. Sows bring 6.75 and stags 5.76.
City agencies including police fire department light plant hospital sheriff office post office and city hall respond to an incident with ambulance units and emergency services on site. The fragment lists departments present during the response.
Classified item listing: house available for rent and a 3 gallon milk cow for sale at a bargain. Contact M Sampson at phone numbers 1072 or 463 W for details.
Six new cases raise total to 183 since January 1 with 124 cases in June. Wake Edgecombe Craven Franklin Martin and Onslow counties report new infections as state health board tracks the outbreak.
Cleveland June 21 P R B Gondale of the St Petersburg Independent elected director of the Association of Classified Advertising Managers W H Pickett of the Cincinnati Enquirer elected president.
Paris reports Premier Laval told Captain Eden that France was unhappy with the Anglo German naval agreement. He reaffirmed reservations and asked for England's support for a higher naval ratio amid Germany. Parliament will be consulted before policy is set. Relations with Britain described as frank and friendly.
A shiners' holiday flooded Sanford markets pushing watermelon deals to. A store offered 200 thirty pound melons for 10 cents each while a rival advertised 400 melons for seven cents each. The price cut rivalry drew steady sales as the market flooded with fruit.
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