New York Stocks and Bond Quotes Lead Market Summary
Liberty bonds closed with varied quotes across series led by first and second 4s and victory 4 3 48. Money market held firm with call money at 5 percent, six months mercantile paper 4 1 4. Foreign exchange showed broad demand patterns and extensive quotations for major currencies. Wall Street opened mixed with Mexican Pete volatile, oil and active list irregular, and call money steady despite offerings.
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Wheat and hogs lift after declines in Chicago markets
Chicago grain prices advanced in early dealings with wheat and corn posting gains while oats rose modestly. Wheat No 3 red and No 2 hard traded higher. corn and oats opened slightly up. Hog prices supported gains in lard and ribs as cattle receipts stay steady and strong beef and hog markets push higher.
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Local Cotton Strength on Tuesday at 22 Cents
Local cotton closed Tuesday with good middling at 22 cents a pound as prices firmed through the day. New York market saw July notices issued between 100,000 and 150,000 bales, helping support nearby months. late gains pushed July to 21.54 and October to 21.75 amid firm Liverpool cables and rain hopes in the southwest. Spot markets in New Orleans and Liverpool showed varied activity while cottonseed oil moved lower.
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Potato and grain markets mixed in Chicago and St Louis
Potatoes across states including Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Alabama and Louisiana show small declines while Bliss Triumphs No 1 and Spaulding rose in certain lots. In St Louis wheat No 2 lyred and No 2 bard traded with minor shifts and corn remained steady amid broad market weakness. Overall closing was heavy with about 750000 shares traded.
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Hardwick to Launch Re election Campaign in Georgia
Special to Lanier Herald reports Governor Hardwick will begin his push for re election with campaign stops in Macon and major cities across Georgia. He plans Friday or Saturday night appearances in Atlanta Augusta Savannah Rome Columbus Macon Athens and Albany aligned with legislative sessions and adjournments around August 12. Headquarters with Arthur Lucas to open soon as he vows a vigorous statewide effort and a hard fight to match his prior primary turnout.
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Debates and class enrollment urged by local official
A local official states confidence in voting support if his strong record as governor is recognized. He offers to face debates with opponents and to answer questions. He claims mastery of swimming and self reliance in water. Mr Jones invites interested boys to join the class and contact him on Tuesday.
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Learn To Swim Week Opens At YMCA With 90 Boys
Learn To Swim week began at the YMCA with 90 boys enrolled for the first lesson and plunge in the pool. Swimming director Mr. Jones leads the program as participation grows beyond last year.
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Education Board Sets Tuesday Meeting for Regular Session
The Board of Education holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon led by Superintendent. The agenda includes standard reports and district updates for the coming month.
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Bond and Dry to discuss annual plans at meeting
Applewhite of the public health department will approve routine matters. Bond will present his annual estimates and Dry will contribute as planned. Other routine items will be taken up at the session.
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