Market News Chicago Livestock Prices Edge Fluctuate
AP market report from Chicago shows cattle receipts around 12,00, with native beef steers around 13.70 per cwt and fat bulls 4.00 to 4.25. Hog prices range from 9.25 to 9.95 for various weights, with packing sows 7.50 to 8.20 and killing pigs 8.50 to 9.25. Sheep receipts near 21,000 with ewes 3.50 to 4.00 and lambs around 14.15 to 14.25, while potatoes remain steady with Wisconsin whites 75 to 90 cents. Poultry steady, butter and eggs mixed in price movements across Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Hlors
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MARKET QUOTATIONS AND NAVAL STORES REPORT
Listings from Atlanta offices Henry L. Doherty & Co show preferred and common stock quotes for Cities Service and Empire Gas and Fuel with varied bid and ask ranges. Savannah naval stores notes report sales, shipments, and stock totals while New York butter and dairy prices reflect firmer creamery and irregular egg values.
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Henry L. Doherty & Co
Itesus
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Yan
Savannah
Jateck
Onote
New York
New York Stocks Edge Up as Market Opens
Trading at the New York Stock Exchange resumes with gains led by Standard Oil New Jersey and Coca Cola. Stocks like American Tobacco and United States Steel advance while others such as Pan American Petroleum and Reynolds Tobacco show mixed moves amid rising prices and investor optimism.
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Allied Chemical & Dye
Allis Chalmers
American Can
American Car and Foundry
American International Corp
American Locomotive
Américan Smelting
American Sugar
American Sumatra Tobacco
Américan T
American Tobacco
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Ath, Galt & Ni Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific Central
Chandler Motors
Shespeake
Ohio
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
R. 1
Pac
China Copper
Colorado Fuel and Iron Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Erle
General Electing
General Motors
Goodrich Co
Oh Great Northe
Tinnott Central R Inspiration Copper International Harvester Mer
Mariné
International Ir
Oh Yew
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott
Loulaville
Nashville
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Hartford
Norfolk and
Northern Pacific
Kkithoma
Pacific Oil
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Peoples
Redding
Sano del Ber Rep
Iat and Steel Royal Chiteh
N. Y
Sears Ri
Bratt Standard
Oltey de Stonebate
Tennessée Copper
Ray
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Willysland Atlantic Coast
Coca Cola
Gulf States
Seaboard
Slows Shef, Steel
United Fruit
Virginia Caro, Chem
American %Inc
Reynolds Tobacco
Wall Street
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New Jersey
Carol Nn
Pete
Houston
Merce Oll
Consolidated Cigar
Amaticat Can
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Local Cotton Advances On Favorable News From East
Local cotton prices strengthened with middling up to 21 3 8 cents, marking more than a half cent rise from 20 3 4. New York market showed steadier trade on optimism from smaller spot offerings, favorable domestic trade, and cheery Near Eastern news.
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Commission Houses
Commission
Market closes higher as rails and oils lead gains
Fresh buying pushed utilities drug motors steels and Sinclair oil shares upward. New Jersey hit a 121 high, up six and a half. Pierce pfds scored 11 points to 2. Sugar held at 5.28 for centrifugal, refined unchanged. Last season midiing stood at 21.25 with a 4.9 million bale carry-over, next July likely 2 million less if war is averted.
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Marine Pfd
Sinclair Oil
New Jersey
Pierce Ofl Pfd
New York
Cotton Letter H. & B. Beers By F. J. Linnell of WIRE
Analysis of cotton market conditions amid unrest in the Near East and forecast of small crop. North mills run full time. demand remains strong as buyers purchase cotton goods and raw cotton while spirits stay low. Outlook hinges on European developments and ginning rates.
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F. J. Linnell
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New
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Butler
Suntine Pera
New York
Near East
New England
Southerny Mills
Market bullish on depressions favors buying
In the Near East, the market mood is distinctly bullish and ready to respond quickly to favorable developments. The advisory notes strong support for buying, especially on price declines, with a belief that prices will rise, possibly sooner than expected. 4H. & B. BEER.
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Near East
Barthou Heads Reparation Body and Justice Post
ARIS The Frahen cabinet on Thursday approved Louis i Rie as minister of Justice and as French representative on the reparations commission in place of Louis Dubais. Barthou will be succeeded as justice minister by Colrat while Jullard is named prefect of Seine. The cabinet deferred changes in the diplomatic service including possible transfer of the ambassador to the United States Jean Juansser to a new post.
Merry Widow Seat Sale Opens Friday Morning
Fans and theatergoers can buy seats for the Merry Widow at the Colonial Theatre as the sale begins Friday at nine o clock. The announcement excites local patrons eager to secure tickets for the beloved operetta.
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Henry W. Savage Plans Big Tour and Boston Run
Note announces a limited tour of a popular production by Henry W. Savage, promising an international appeal and a long Boston run later in the season. It emphasizes the show’s unique status and top-tier organizational quality.
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Henry W. Savage
Boston
Monograms Rise In Sports Blouses And Dresses
Monograms have grown from subtle embellishment to dominant decoration on sports blouses and dresses. What began as a small detail now appears as a major design element, reflecting changing fashion trends and personal branding in athletic wear.
Atlanta Sunday American to feature eight page comic section
The Atlanta Sunday American will publish an eight page comic section next Sunday with Jiggs and Maggie The Katzen Jammers Cy and Happy Hooligan and Polly and Her Family among new characters. Prominent artists contribute pieces including Hershfield Able the Agent Swinerton Little Jimmy and Knott’s Fidler. The section will be full page size with each comic in full color, aiming to entertain the entire family and bolster the paper’s Southern popularity. Represented in Athens by Lee C Bowden 125 Luuppkin Street.
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