Market News By Associated Press Leased Wire
New York stocks opened firm after Wednesday short covering and new buying for high grade shares. Copper rail and food groups led gains with Union Pacific and Frisco pfd up, St Paul Erie Reading and Rock Island showing solid advances. Coca Cola and Tobacco products among notable movers as foreign exchange opened firm.
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New York
Gwenen Tite
Anwian Locomotive Ames
Agere Tobacco
Atl
Calfae al W. Baldo
Rethichem Vanadian
Chandler Motors Voy
Pac
Chine Copper
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Crucible Steel
Standard Oil
Ne Jy
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Texas and
Tabaccn
Transcontinental Oil
Union Pacific
U.S. Ind
Alesho Oo
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse Electric
Willys Overland
Atlantic Coast Line
Gulf States Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Sloss-Shef Steel
Iro United Fruit
Virginia Carp
Chemare
Reynalds Tobo
Wall Street
Watnesday
Frisco
St. Paul
Erie
Fist of
Reading
Rock Nay
Sears Roebuck
Foreign Exchange
Pan-American
Baitwin
Ubug Jersey
Pears Becbest
Studiobaker
Chicago Markets Grain and Livestock Report
Chicago markets show wheat advancing Friday with a moderately active trade. corn fluctuates but rallies after an initial gain. oats and provisions firm as hogs and grain rise. Cattle numbers 11,000, hogs 46,000 with varied bulk prices. dairy and potatoes steady with mixed dairy quotes and unsettled eggs.
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Chicago
Oates
Markets wrap New York dairy coal and poultry notes
New York dairy trends show butter and creamery extras easing while eggs hold, cheese steady. Cotton seed oil quotes advance with a full calendar of futures from December to July and total bale volume 10,700. Poultry in New York is mixed with alive fowls rising and dressed poultry weak. turkeys reach 60 cents for No. 1 fresh. Naval stores in Savannah report little activity with turpentine and rosin moving and steady bid ranges. The Miami section reports the death of Geo W Burns head of a large auto parts concern in a fatal accident scenario.
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New York
Indicted in Land County Court on Auto Mortgage Charge
Miami man faces an indictment in Land County Court on disposing of automobiles mortgaged to a Lexington bank. Held under $3,000 bond, his trial was postponed from last spring to this term and would have proceeded soon.
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Miami Hotel
Land County
Lexington
Local cotton ends week steady yet uneven prices
Local markets show middling cotton at 25 cents per pound Friday, little change from Wednesday. New York and New Orleans futures opened firm then slid amid light demand and liquidation. Liverpool futures closed quiet with mixed regional quotes across December to October contracts.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Georgia R R Told To Issue Stock For Line Purchase
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Georgia Ashburn Silvester and Camilla railroad to issue 405000 dollars in capital stock at par. The new company, formed to buy the 51 mile Ashburn to Camilla line from Hawkinsville and Florida South Railroad, will use funds to secure the line and provide operating working capital. The line was abandoned as a common carrier by Hawkinsville’s receiver and recently sold at auction.
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Washington
Interestate Commerce Commission
Georgia, Asbourn, Silvester ,and
Plans to Save Funds in Transportation Details
Atlanta conference with claim agents and railroad officials from the southeast discussed saving millions for railroad and shipper transportation costs. The meeting drew more than a hundred leaders from major lines and logistics groups, spanning various freight operations and routes.
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Atlanta
Southeast
Attta
Galt
Raupera We Lyoads
Stabilize money on face fail move in amer
A renowned economist argues that labor unrest abroad signals broader social ills linked to unstable money. He traces the chain from unemployment and deflation to political responses, urging stabilization of purchasing power to curb unrest and protect domestic economies. The piece cites Ford, Cassel, and Roosevelt as contextual anchors, urging action to prevent inflation or deflation from worsening the crisis.
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Amer
America
England
Italy
Irving Fisher
Yale University
New Haven
Roosevelt
Labor
Bonar Law
Lloyd George
Cassel
Sweden
Farmers urged not to import turnips and seeds
T Larry Gantt urges Athens farmers to grow turnips and other produce domestically to cut imports. He notes local prize winnings for turnips and argues freight costs and seed purchases drain money from the community. He highlights a new backhand fastener by Griffith Implement Co. as a useful farming invention.
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T. Larry Gantt
Canada
Athens
Warren J. Smith and Co
W. B. Hammond
Madison County
W.T. Lester
Clarke
J. W. Fowler
Royston
Northwest
Universal Backhand Plow Hook Praised by Farmers
Farmers in the region praise the Universal Backhand plow hook after trying the patent. Mr. Cooper reports multiple letters from leading growers endorsing it. The best hooks are used and once the plow starts with one, all troubles end.
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Bob McWhorter
Griffith Implement Co
L. W. Cooper
Cooper
Volcano Strontbal Erupts Near Sicily in Rome Dispatch
Rome dispatch reports the volcano Strontbal on an Italian island off Sicily is erupting. The statement comes from Rome press sources via London. Authorities monitor ash and potential lava activity while residents observe the event.
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London
Vpresa
Strontbal
Scily
Rome
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