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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
5
Fragmented weather item notes unsettled conditions with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms. Mentions states including South Carolina and Northwest Florida with partly cloudy periods and cooler temperatures.
Liberty bonds and stock quotes mixed with commodity notes show Liberty-ponds closing near 31-200.46 while other bonds move. sugar market steady with refined at 6.30 to 6.60. call money easy around 3 to 4 percent with bank bills and mercantile paper firm. bar silver and foreign exchange tighten as various national currencies quote with mixed demands across Britain, France, Italy, and Belgium.
In Chicago, wheat prices showed unsettled to lower closes amid cautious trading. Corn slipped, oats fluctuated then rose, and hogs gained with higher quotes boosting provisions. Cattle receipts climbed with beef steers up and hogs midrange, while sheep showed strength in native lambs and yearlings.
Quotations furnished by Allatant Offices Henry L. Doherty and Co list Cities Service preference bonds and common stock details with percentages. Potatoes in Chicago markets show slight gains while Studebaker and Ashphalt post new highs as supply and money flows shift.
New York dairy prices show butter firmer and eggs irregular while cheese remains barely steady. In Chicago, live poultry is quiet but dressed poultry eases with Western chickens priced at 28 to 42.
The Oconee Enterprise endorses Congressman Charles H. Brand for re election. It lauds his service to constituents and Washington work, argues opponents lack trust, and predicts Brand will carry every county in the district this fall.
German representatives formally requested a moratorium on reparations for the rest of the year and proposed extending the pause into the next two years, while urging a quick settlement plan for relief. The Reparations Commission planned a special meeting to consider the note, with the Allied Guarantees Committee awaiting its report.
Dr Steele editor of the Southern Agriculturalist Louisville addressed the session of the vocational conference Wednesday morning. Dr Brittain will deliver an address later in the week. Several changes were made to the conference program beyond the announced schedule as details of his activity were noted.
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