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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1934
Page
3
Support for a downbeat market steadied as stocks rallied fractionally on technicals while turnover hovered around 280000 shares. Brokers showed cautious optimism. observers doubted a substantial climb in the coming weeks as grains and metals futures posted mixed moves and silvers paused.
Market snapshot shows New York stocks firming as metals gain while coffee and cotton hold steady. Domestic and foreign exchange mixed, grains restrained with corn steady and wheat subdued amid thin trading.
New Orleans and New York cotton markets show limited moves with only modest fluctuations. July and August futures trade near steady levels as late session activity prices ease amid liquidation pressures and steady domestic weather expectations.
June 23 bond quotes show varying prices for Liberty and Treasury issues with several items near par. High and low figures around 100 level accompany each issue, with terms like note and loan prices listed alongside.
Market note from New Orleans shows cotton seed oil futures with prices across contracts for June July and September. Terms indicate weak summer demand and limited trading activity with quotes around 3.00 for near and higher levels for later months amid unsettled market cues.
Turpentine market in Savannah shows 170 receipts 1,823 total, 154 shipments, stock 1,224. Quotes include BD 99 to 15 and various prices such as Ib 4.15 26 and WO 4.70. Traders list 879 receipts and 1,823 shipments with stock of 1,224 amid fluctuating bids.
Chicago market report notes butter and egg prices with mixed results. References to creamery specials, extra firsts and seconds, storage standards, and futures indicate steady prices and limited sales. Key figures appear as scattered numerical codes and dates without clear totals.
The market showed stable rates across major currencies with Britain at 5.00 and cables 5.05 percent. France 0.50 and 8.63, Italy 8.53, Belgium 26.86, Germany 38.20, Holland 27.80, Norway 25.32, Sweden 26.00, Denmark 22.51, Finland 2.2314, Switzerland 2.50, Spain 13.68, Portugal 4.5834, Greece 24, Poland 18.40. Argentina 33.60, Tokyo 29.42, Hongkong 6.75, Mexico City silver 28.00. Montreal New York 100, New York Montreal 99.12.
Chicago poultry prices listed for June 23 show live stock unsettled across 18 trucks. Hens, leghorn hens, rock fryers and other categories are recorded with varying counts, including roosters, turkeys, ducks, and geese across multiple lots.
Chicago livestock market shows 3 000 head receipts with about 15 500 drought cattle from the northwest. Trade remains active but uneven with large packs of yearlings and steers ranging up to 9 1 2 a weight, and cattle prices fluctuating across categories. Direct sales total around 7 590 with market steady to lower bids and far fewer high quality cuts available.
St Louis June 28 cash market reports No 2 red wheat price at 4u percent, corn No 2 yellow at 601 percent, oats listed as none. Wheat futures closed July at 90 percent and September at 9144 percent.
Detective Harper informs Richard Croyden that his wife Aline has confessed to murder, but Richard admits responsibility. He resolves to surrender, absolves her, and agrees to face trial with Harper advising him. The couple depart with Lafferty as they are escorted to the car.
Forecast calls for a fall tonight and Sunday with low temperatures around last night. Observations show 8 am readings and monthly normals, highlighting high and low for the month over 42 years and precipitation totals. New York butter and cheese markets report firm butter prices and steady cheese prices.
Oneonta New York June 23 Mrs Martha Clift a material witness in the investigation of the automobile slaying of Harry Wright crippled handyman told District Attorney Donald Graniti that she had been promised 200 for her assistance in the slaying by Eva Coe roadhouse proprietress who was the beneficiary under Wrights life insurance policies In her statement signed at 415 am and made public by the district attorney Mrs Clift said that she and not Mrs Coe drove the automobile over Wright on a lonely road on Crumhorn Mountain June 14
Atlanta June 23 contracts for the building work at the Reidsville prison in Tattnall county can be let once the federal government records deeds to lands to be used by the new state prison. Architect M A Tucker notes Secretary Ickes has threatened to withdraw public works funds unless faster progress is shown.
Atlanta June 28. Mrs. Talmadge investigated a disturbance in the governor Eugene Talmadge's hen house. A Vickers ground hog was found raiding the hen house and chased by the governor's wife who cornered the intruder in a chicken brooder.
Chambers county authorities ruled Bruce Herring died of unknown causes after his body was found in water beneath a railroad culvert near Lanett on Friday. He was 55 and had been employed at the Lanett mill. last seen alive Thursday night with his dog.
West Point Ga June 23 George Estridge 23 and his sister Mary 16 died after he tried to save her from deep water in a Langdale creek. The tragedy followed two other deaths in the area Bruce Herring 55 a Lanett cotton mill machinist was found dead in the Chattahoochee river and Ab Nill a Lanett barber fell dead from a heart attack at work.
For sale a hot water jack suitable for hotels or barber shops from Manly Iron Works. Also offered is practically new rough lumber for barns garages outhouses and general repairs. Includes 3x6s 2x6s 2x8s 6x8s 2x4s and 6x6s among other sizes. Dismantling and willing to sell to save moving costs. See Lee B E Kelly at once.
Miss Sarah Harley and Miss Nell Pringle lead a Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with classes for all ages. At 11:15 a.m. the Young Peoples Revival begins led by the youth. Rev. Anthony Hearn of Cordele preaches beginning Monday evening. Evening services at 8:30 feature What is Salvation. No League at 7:45. Midweek prayer at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday. Public invited.
Rev Amley C Moore delivers morning sermon at 11 15 a m and evening message at 8 30 from his ongoing study series The Personality of Jesus. Sunday School begins at 10 a m and midweek service is at 8 p m on Wednesday with Youth vesper and Intermediate Endeavor events in between.
The First Baptist Church lists 10 a m Sunday School with M H Goodwin as superintendent and classes for all ages including a nursery. Worship at 11 10 a m with sermon Getting Good's Best. Evening program 2 40 p m BY P U directed by Crosby and 5 p m BY Y P U evangelistic 8 30 p m Where Is the God of Elijah. Wednesday prayer at 8 30 p m. Primitive Baptist Church holds Bible Class at 10 a m and preaching third Sunday.
Mountain View Hotel in Clarksville North Georgia offers scenic stays along U S 23 with large airy rooms fresh vegetables Jersey milk and butter daily. Golf nearby and short drives to lakes. Rates by applying to W R Reeves Manager.
In Bamberg South Carolina on June 23 a decrepit aged Negro couple cared for a white two month old girl in their cabin. Dr L A Hartzog and Sheriff T J Hadwin reported the couple, childless, sought a replacement infant and shared relief rations with the baby feeding it cow milk bread crumbs and government sugar.
Wiley Post, famed solo round the world flyer, plans to push his plane to 60 000 feet for a new world record. Century of Progress officials expect July 1 as the flight date. Renato of Rome holds the current record at 47 527 feet.
The notice lists a Sunday schedule with 10 00 a m Sunday School 11 00 a m Morning Worship 430 p m Junior N Y P 7 30 p m Senior N Y P 8 30 p m Evening Evangelistic and 830 p m Wednesday mid week prayer service Attendants urged to attend services at the Church of the Nazarene.
Eight o clock morning Holy Communion and eleven o clock morning service announced with no church school until further notice.
Services Sunday at 11 30 a m in the Dawson Washington street church edifice with the topic Is the Universe Including Man Evolved By Atomic Force Sunday School at 10 30 a m Reading room at the same address operates 19 open weekdays 10 to 2 for Bible and Christian Science literature Wednesday 8 p m testimony meeting St Augustine Catholic Rev Thos A Brennan Pastor Albany 211 Mass schedule on the 1st 2nd Sunday 11 a m Benediction 5 p m Mass 3rd 4th Sundays 8 a m Sunday School after mass
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