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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
4
Spot cotton in New Orleans closes quiet and unchanged with 977 sales. Low middling 14.49 cents, middling 16.49, high grade 17.44, receipts 2,056, stock moderate. market reflects stable demand amid a tight supply outlook.
Cotton spot in Liverpool shows steady prices with strong demand and 10,000 bales sold including 5,100 American. Receipts reach 12,000 bales, of which 11,400 are American. Futures closed barely steady with July, December, and January notes in the 9 to 9.10 range.
Chicago market report shows poultry alive weaker on June 23 with various line items: fowls 20 to 32, springs 25 to 32, broilers 21 to 27, turkeys 20, roosters 13 to 14, ducks 22, geese 22.
Hogs: 40,000 head with slow trade and lower prices across most classes. Packing sows off 10 to 20 cents, best pigs up to a dollar. Bulk 160 to 200 lbs 8.95 to 9.20, 210 to 250 lbs 8.80 to 9.10. Cattle: 9,000 head with steady top weight steers and weaker others. top price 14.00 for 1,260 lbs. vealers 10.60 to 11.50, down 25 to 50 cents.
New York June 23 butter firmer creamery higher than extras at 42 43 percent Do extras 42 42 firsts 38 41. The report notes general strength in dairy prices with creamery and extra grades showing upticks.
New York on June 23 reports egg market quotes with firsts at 23146 24, seconds at 221446 23, nearby browns at 28 33, and cheese products noted as well. The brief lists fresh gathered eggs by grade and day with varying prices across categories.
U S Government bonds closing figures listed in dollars and thirty seconds. Liberty 3 4s 100.28, do 1st 4s 102.31, do 4 4%4s 100.14, do 3rd 4%4s 100.30, do 4th 41s 103.24, Treasury 3 34s 105.6, do 4s 108.7, do 4%4s 118.6.
St Louis market notes list cash wheat prices for No 2 red No 1 hard and No 3 yellow with oats and futures bids in July and September. Chicago cash grain shows No 2 hard wheat No 2 mixed corn No 2 yellow oats and rye figures plus seed prices and barley ranges. Market roundup notes irregular New York stocks quiet bonds and firm foreign exchange with commodity directions.
Chicago reports weak potato trading with North Carolina and Virginia cobblers selling around 5.25 to 5.65 per barrel while Oklahoma sacks Bliss fruit prices reach 3.60. New York raw sugar firm with spot around 4.58 for Cuban duty and refined grades steady between 6.10 and 6.20.
Chicago June 23 butter higher creamery extra 40 standards 3914 extra firsts 39 39 4 cents, firsts 36 4 387 cents, seconds 33 35, eggs unchanged.
Live poultry conditions show quiet trading in New York with no quotations or freight activity. One poultry item steadies as buyers and sellers adjust pricing while old roosters influence the day’s tone.
Cottonseed oil in New York on June 23 closed steady with prices across grades and months: prime summer yellow 9.10, prime crude 8.00, Jan 9.98, June 9.10, July 9.08, Aug 9.40, Sept 3.57, Oct 9.78, Nov 9.82, Dec 9.92. Sales listed as 22,600.
New Orleans June 23 cottonseed oil closed steady with prices for prime summer yellow at 8.75 and prime crude at 8.00. Futures quotes ranged from 9.75 for January to 9.32 for December with various months cited daily.
No 1 Packer Hogs face No 2 Packer Hogs Roughs in a contested matchup. The brief notes indicate a rating or ranking clash with competitive edge and potential scoring moments between the teams.
The ninth annual Georgia American Legion convention began at the municipal auditorium with a joint Legion and Auxiliary session. Department Commander Emory P. Bass announced convention committees led by P C Searcy of Thomasville for finances and other chairmen from LaGrange Columbus Augusta and Athens.
Shanghai June 23 report says Marakal Feng Ya Helang who leads the northern Nationalist Regime forces at Hankow has issued an ultimatum to Hankow demanding Michael Borrodin leave China at once for Russia and sever ties with the Hatkov regime in which he is advised to be involved.
Tom White Jr of Memphis defeats Emmett Spicer of Memphis 3 and 2 to win the championship. Gene Cook of Atlanta survives first round. other survivors include W B Mason Jr of Asheville and Johnny Thames of Birmingham. Pairings set for tomorrow at Charlotte Country Club.
Ray and Roy DeAutremont confessed to the 1923 train holdup in which four men were killed. They had earlier pleaded guilty but faced possible death penalties. a jury was impaneled and recommended life imprisonment after the confession was read in Medford Oregon court.
The Dutch plane carrying Van Lear Black arrives in Karachi from Bunder Abbas Persia as part of a trip from Amsterdam to the Dutch East Indies and back. The journey includes a leg through British India and reaches Karachi this afternoon.
National Commander Frank A Walsh announced that the annual national encampment of the G A R will be held in Grand Rapids Michigan from September 11 to 16. Milwaukee dated report notes the announcement.
Harvard University conferred 1,800 degrees at its 291st commencement marking the largest graduating class in history. The exercises in Cambridge, Massachusetts, closed the university year as graduates assembled to receive diplomas.
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