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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1935
Page
3
New York traders show mixed gains with selective buying and profit taking, while bonds rise modestly and currencies stay firm. Chicago hogs and cattle markets move weaker. cotton prices dip but July futures hold firm amid favorable weather and harvest prospects.
Chicago market notes list varied poultry prices and weights for hens, roosters, turkeys, ducks, and geese. Entries include leghorn hens, rock fryers, colored varieties, and broilers with per pound pricing and ranges, along with age and size distinctions.
New York June 21 closing prices for U S government bonds with values in dollars and thirty second dollars. Listings include Liberty and Treasury issues across various maturities with bids around 100 to 116. Prices show a mix of high single to mid hundred values and notes on mortgage and loan corporation securities.
Early declines amid favorable southern weather gave way to partial recovery as near positions stayed firm. By afternoon, the market was quiet and steady with net declines of about 4 to 6 points. futures closed steady to 6 to 10 points lower. In Liverpool, 3000 bales traded with U S cotton prices higher on spot May/July readings and futures quiet.
Chicago market shows butter prices with 17 526 pounds of weak creamery specials at 93 score and 22 percent ex tras. Firsts range 30 percent with 21 percent 88 89 score, and 20 percent seconds. Nees firm 20 036 pounds with extra firsts at 23 percent locally.
New York markets report egg prices and grades dated June 24. The report lists 20,409 steady, mixed colors and selections from fresh receipts with 25 to 28 percent, standards and commercial standards at 25, firsts at 24 percent, mediums 40 pounds at 23 percent, dirties No 142 pounds at 23, average checks at 21 percent, and storage packs of firsts at 24 44.
New York prices for butter and cheese noted June 24. Butter prices show overall weakness with a 12 568 figure and various grade scores including 92 and 88 01. Cheese total 242 038 described as easy with references to whole milk flats and held lots in 1933 and 1934, including fancy to speciale 18 percent.
New York on June 24 reports live poultry prices by freight. Chickens bring 14 to 23 cents, fowls 15 to 18, roosters 11, turkeys 12 to 18, ducks 10 to 12.
Turpentine sales reach 424 with receipts 745 and shipments 3 854 while rosin sales total 903 receipts 1 925 and shipments 3 854. Stock levels 31 856. Prices listed include Bono DPD 4 90 F400 IP 4 10 and other grades with varied quotes across multiple brands.
The New York foreign exchanges show mixed quotes with Great Britain in dollars and other currencies in cents. Rates include Great Britain demand 4.9444 and cables 4.94144, 60 day bills 4.9236, France 6.621443 demand and 6.62% cables, Italy 8.2614 demand and 8.26% cables, Montreal reciprocal quotes 99.93% and 100.064 for New York exchanges.
In Moultrie Georgia the 24 Hour market is steady. Hogs and heavies range from 2 40s and up to 7 73 for No 1 with weights 160 to 249. No 2 149 to 160 at 7.00. No 3 129 to 140 at 6.50. No 4 109 to 120 at 5.25. No 5 60 to 100 at 4.25. Saws 675 Stags 5.75.
Sugar futures in New York firmed with July No 3 rising from 2.31 to 2.32 and September up to 2.38. July No 1 gained to 2.36 as the market hovered near the day’s best, while July activity held near the top for the 2 pm level. Cotton seed futures closed easy with July at 9.90 to 10.01 and October at 10.92 with 145 contracts traded.
New York call money steadies with 60 to 90 day bills at 4 to 6 months 4 percent notes and rediscount rate at 4. New York raw hides futures close steady with Sept at 10.40 and Dec at 10.72. New Orleans cotton seed oil prices close steady with prime summer yellow at 9.65 and crude around 9.63 to 9.66 for near months.
Weather: fair tonight and partly cloudy Tuesday with possible showers. In Rockwood Georgia Dallas Davis of Columbus was injured in an auto wreck last week, suffering concussion but no fracture. expected to recover.
Meridian mass June 24 reports say the Key Brothers are within three days of a new air endurance record. Al Key, glider pilot, suffered a bad tooth that caused almost unbearable pain for several days but is now improved. Fred Key confirms he is OK. The plane had flown since June 4.
In Glasgow Scotland torrential rains forced 40 families from their homes and flooded streets. The storm lasted four hours and caused cattle drownings as the heat wave affected the rest of Great Britain.
Ambitious, reliable men or women are sought to supply customers with Watkins Products in Memphis Tennessee and nearby localities. Opportunity to obtain lifetime, profitable connection. Write J. R. Watkins Co. Memphis or Albert Mills Cincinnati for details.
In Peking on June 24 Japan and China announced a new accord to settle the Chingpei incident. General Kenji Doihara and General Chin Teh Chuan completed the conference. The terms were not disclosed. General Chin resigned as Cha har Province governor after the agreement.
In Little Rock Arkansas on June 24 investigators reported two more bodies found, bringing known dead to three after a fast Missouri Pacific freight train crashed into a field on the city outskirts. Four city firemen suffered burns while fighting flames caused by an ignition of a canline.
Fragmentary report notes England and much of the continent with unsettled conditions. London shows slight relief while a breeze shifts. text is garbled and lacks clear details on locations or outcomes.
Baseball critics foresee a bright future for Alabama Pitts after his debut with the Albany team in the International League. In a doubleheader against Syracuse he collected two singles in eight at bats, drove in a run, scored once, and made five putouts while center fielding. The club lost both games. General Manager Johnny Evers praised Pitts and predicted he could reach the majors with more training and polish.
Eastern Time bus runs from Thomasville to Moultrie Tifton and points north at 10 50 AM 4 00 PM and 6 30 PM. Other departures at 5 30 AM 10 00 AM 6 30 PM go to Cairo Bainbridge and points west. Tallahassee and Florida routes leave at 7 00 AM 11 00 AM and 6 30 PM.
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