New York Cotton Market Opens With Mixed Demand
New York cotton opened with renewed liquidation amid disappointing Liverpool cables. July and October futures eased to about 17.29 and 17.15 respectively before modest rallies. Domestic consumption for March stood at 518,450 bales, aiding the tone, while rain fears in Texas and Central belts supported prices. New Orleans trading showed similar patterns with May around 16.68 and 16.67 by afternoon. Spot cotton remained steady with middling around 16.50, and cottonseed oil closed unchanged. Liverpool futures showed quiet activity with mixed daily moves.
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New York Stocks Open With Mixed Gains Amid Recess Ahead
Wall Street fell into uneven trading as investors took profits before Friday's recess. Early leaders included Pierce Arrow, American Woolen, Royal Dutch, and Famous Players with gains of one to two points. Copperas, chippings, leathers, and sugars posted moderate advances, while Canadian Pacific remained firm among rail stocks. Foreign exchange showed little lift from Bank of England rate cuts as high priced industrials and low priced rails drove the day, with popular issues edging upward and motor stocks among the most active.
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Wheat and cattle prices rise in Chicago market report
Chicago wheat advanced in early trading aided by Liverpool upturns and southwest crop reports. Corn and oats rose with wheat, while hogs weakened provisions. Cattle receipts 7,000 with beef steers up 10 to 25. hogs 22,000 down 10 to 20 from yesterday. sheep receipts 7,000 with lambs 25 to 50 lower. St Louis grain mixed with No 2 wheat and corn futures cited.
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New York market roundups for poultry sugar and dairy
Live poultry and dressed poultry markets in New York show steady to quiet conditions with fowls and turkeys noted. Sugar and dairy prices in New York and Chicago are listed with modest movements, including butter, eggs, cheese, and creamery products. Naval stores in Savannah show firm turpentine and rosin values with commodity quotations.
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Cobb Declines Re-Election as Georgia Historical Club President
SAVANNAH Ga Judge An drew J Cobb of Athens refused to seek another term as president of the Georgia Historical club in session here Beverly D Evans was elected to succeed him Five curators were chosen Otis Ashmore Savannah Mrs A R Lawton Savannah Mrs Gordon Saussy Savannah Judge A J Cobb Athens H R Goethius Columbus Mrs Law ton and Mrs Saussy are the first women ever elected to this position
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Tidewater Oil Gains Lead in Market Roundup
Tidewater Oil along with Electric Storage Battery Fisher Body Associated Oil and American Woolen posted 3 to 4 point advances while Gulf Mobile and Northern preferred climbed 6 points. Reading Southern Pacific Missouri Pacific preferred Baltimore & Ohio and Chicago & Eastern Illinois preferred also showed notable gains.
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County Commissioners Plan Second Eighth District Convention
The Eighth District Convention of County Commissioners meets April 26 in Athens at the State College of Agriculture. President J M Hodgson drafts invitations, with road engineers and state highway officials invited. Leaders from Clarke and surrounding counties attend as authorities seek rural road funding and county cooperation.
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Battery business expands as Clarke Storage builds new home
The Clarke Storage Battery Co. begins a new building beside its current site on Hancock Avenue near the center of the block between Hancock and Dougherty. Opening around May 10, the Willard Battery Co. products will be sold there with I N Bauer, Francis Jackson, L L Eppard, a special battery man, and Wade Parr, ex of the Motor Transport Corps, leading the expansion.
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Motor Transport Corps
Germany
Army of Occupation
Brinson of North Carolina Dies in New Bern
Representative Samuel Mitchell Brinson of North Carolina's Third District died at 6:30 a.m. Thursday after a hospital stay in New Bern. He had arrived from Rochester Minnesota a week earlier following surgery for an organic liver ailment and had been in frail health for months.
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Brinson History and Primary Candidacy Noted
Mr Brinson was serving his second term in Congress and planned to seek re election in the fall primary. Born in this city in March 1870 he studied at Wake Forest College and UNC before practicing law. He later led Craven County Public Instruction until 1918 when elected to the 66th Congress. Survived by daughter Miss Mary Steele Brinson funeral plans not yet completed.
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Semenoff Surrenders To New York Sheriff
General Gregoric Semenoff former Ataman of the Commacks surrendered to New York Sheriff Nagle after two days of deputy searches. He turned himself in Thursday at the sheriff's office.
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Tarpon Fishing Safety Measured in Panama Canal Zone
The U S government warns tarpon fishing as dangerous in the Panama Canal zone. Protective measures include pipe rail fences along concrete discharge channels and warning signs. Fatal accidents have occurred when anglers were pulled in by large fish or lost footing on slippery surfaces near the spillway.
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United States
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