Man Ends Life With Carbolic Acid In Sandersville
K C Campbell bookkeeper for Central Fertilizer in Sandersville Georgia commits suicide by drinking carbolic acid after returning from Plaing Sunday with his family His body prepared and shipped to Flains for burial with Masonic honors He was 38 and survived by a wife three sons and extended family
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Sandersville
K. Cc. Campbell
Central Fertilizer Company
Plaing
Macon
Tennille
Goodby
South Georgia
Atlanta Ales Temple
Augusta
Flains
Lee County
Professional Views On Cotton Situation
A market summary from New York April 19 notes cotton trading as nearly dead with little movement. Analysts debate supply, demand, and war news effects, predicting possible relief if the crop proves poor or limited if it looks strong. Reports from Lyon, Jay Bond, and others describe quiet, steady conditions with frosts and rains affecting planting prospects and near-term demand by spinners.
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York
Dona Ra
Renseore
Lyon & CO
New York
Hubbard Bros & CO
ASOM
Watkins Bureau
Bachman & CO
Bankers
Wall Street
New York Cotton Exchange
Phila. Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Coffee Exchange
Iss‘qepoot Cotton Association
New Orleans Cotton Market Steady Amid Narrow Fluctuations
The New Orleans and New York cotton markets opened quiet with narrow swings. July futures moved between 12.09 and 12.03, with volatility easing as buyers and sellers balanced. spot cotton stayed steady at 12.05 middling. Reports from Texas described continued drought in the far south and delayed planting, while interior notes suggested ample seed supply and modest selling by Texas growers.
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New York
Liverpool
South
New Orleans
Texas
Hawe
Cotton Movement Across Atlantic Ports and U S Gulf
Atlantic market shows 49 Middling at 12.00 with total stock 46,879 bales. New Orleans receipts 3,336 and stock 340,593. Galveston middling 13.29 with shipments 8,165 and stock 414, later figures list numerous port movements and totals for today week and season. Interims include Houston 12.35, Memphis 12.00, Augusta 11.75, St Louis 12.00, Dallas 11.75, Montgomery 11.50. Holidays note Good Friday closures for New York exchanges. Chicago cash park $21.60–$23.10, Lard $11.42.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Moblie
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Yeston
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
St Louis
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Salem
Dallas
Montgomery
Chicago
New York
Yokohama
Mobile
Boston
St. Leavis
Ates
Oglesby Grocery Ceanay
Raimon
Libby
Horsford’s
Chesee
Wisconsin
Mich‘tigan
Minnesota
Dakota
Dakota-Ohios
Newe York
Panama
Atchison Gen
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore and
Ohio
Central
Georgia
Innes Central
Mer
Marine
Liggett and Myere
Lorllierd
Nash
Ais, Oy
Louisvil
Kan
Texas
New York Central
Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Consol
Readington and Steeles
Republic At
Louis
Sea
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Bell Telephone
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Enn
Texas Company
Texas and Pacific 1St
Union Paocific
Virginia-Car
Range Board of Trade
Atlanta Provision Market and Groceries Listings
Corrected market notes show live cattle and hog quotations, beef and dairy prices, and a large grocery listing. Traders report steers 700 to 900 pounds priced to 7.00, cows and heifers to mid 5s, hogs 160 to 200 pounds around 5.60, and various pork and lard items. Additional price lists cover cornfield meats, bacon, sausage, flour, grains, seeds, hay, feeds, and assorted groceries with brand names and per-bushel or per-case figures.
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Atlanta
W. White, Jr
The
White Provision Co
Peta
Joe Good Butch
D. S
Flores
Wheat and grain prices surge amid crop reports and European demand
Markets across New York Chicago and other cities showed firm wheat strength driven by crop reports including Hessian fly in Kansas and green bugs in Oklahoma. May wheat rose as traders covered hedges, while corn and oats followed the broad advance. late-day selling trimmed gains as weather improvement and shipments concerns influenced sentiment.
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Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Liverpool
Argentina
Australia
Buffalo Mills
Interest Aroused in Stocks Again
New York stocks showed renewed strength amid absence of weekend disturbances. Berlin's Susse x incident updates delayed settlement talks while Utah and China Copper reported large earnings gains. U S Steel and United Fruit posted gains. coppers and zinc rose with United States Smelting near new highs, while French bonds weakened and Inter national Mercantile Marine reorganizations lingered.
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New York
Berlin
Sussex
Utah
China
Amaller Shipping
United
International Mercantile Marine Company
United Fruit
United States
Motors
Willya-Overland
Bethlehem Steal
Mercantile Rates and Currency Movements Light in New York
New York Financial Report lists various currencies with demand and cable rates such as francs marks Kronen rubles and guilders. Bar silver Mexican dollars and government bonds show steady to irregular movement while call money remains steady with modest rate shifts.
Fragmented Trade Prices Incoherent From OCR Slice
A partial OCR text shows scattered numbers and commodities including Honduras and Japan price references. No coherent reportable event or person is evident.
Metals Market Quote Summary from New York and London
Metal prices and futures across markets show lead at 5.00 dollars asked in New York, London quotes for copper and tin with spot and futures listed. Steel and electrolytic copper values feature prominent figures such as No.1 northern copper at 60.75 to 2125, and tin at 55.00 spot with London futures around 116 10s.
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New York
St. Louis
London
Tron
Northern
Southern
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Man
Washwoman
JAY, Bond & CO
Sastern
Shearson, Hammil & CO
Naval Stores
Alan Ead
Juskeonyilla
Fla
Rosin
Futlon
Ixport
Lopen Iznt Low
Cros. Jiz
Schoce
W. S. Duncan
Victory
Gloria
Nell Rone
White Lily
Pride of Denver
Nancy
Bermuda
Johnson
Harpers Prime
Purina
Daisy
S&c
Kansas City
Springs
Fidelity Fruit Ompany
Florian
Eis
Bion
Gange New York
Wee Abo Ebt
Abd Go Ag
Honduras
Japan
Santos
Rio
Rilo
Brazil
S.ab
Sah
B.dd
RAS Bargmeet
London Financial
Altis-Chalmers
Farr- BR
Atchison
Ieee Locomotiv
Ethlahem Ateel
RAIR
RGM
Brooklyn
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather Bim
Chesape
Wit
He Paul
Tnd Ad Pac
Consolidated
Continental
Crucible Steel
Ha Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Great Northern Oreas
Ag M Winols Central
Ingonhakorety Consol
Afag Piinite
WLY. NH
Northern Pacifc
OH Bay
Bay Rep. Iron An Atel
Bay Beachvere. Air Line
Stgos-Shiet Steel and Trot
Bay A4
Studebaker. Corp
Waly Boutharn Pacific
da. Pf. A 5S Ag
Texas and Pacific
Union Pacific
Ao, Tc
Cero
Chem Opper
Va. Tron
Amy Te
Go Western Union
Westing’e Electric
Kennicott Copper
Aston
New Or
If & Oil
New
Yor
le Ollateral
LOANE
Ave
Ind
Amer
Sarar
Studebaker
U. A
Steel
Jena
Ued Ars
Balt
Im Central
Penn
Southern Raliwa
Amar, Tel & Tel
Central of Georgia
Central Leather
8. Steel
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Germany
New York Financial
Metals
Renskorf, Lyon & CO
Albany
Utica
Syracuse
N.Y
N. X
N. Y
Beaver ST
Kew York
Bers
Cottons Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Exchange
Federal Reserve Banking System
Actuune Ava
Commercial Credit Company
Cash Capital
Fifth Ave
Philadelphia
Stock Exchange
Congress Street
Greenwood
Otis
Healey
Boatmens Bank
Duggan, Maginess & CO
Cotton Merchants Varieties Place
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