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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1923
Page
18
Cotton futures reversed early losses to trade higher as selling cooled and a government demand report boosted confidence. May and October months fluctuated with gains eroding, then rebounding on improving weather outlooks and strong cash receipts in several market centers.
The report details volatile cottonseed oil movement in New York with prices and futures shifting. It notes declines in related commodities, mentions prime barrels and provisions, and lists scattered quotes for pork, electrolytic prices, antimony, zinc, and other metals across Chicago and New York markets.
Athens Ga April 28 The Agric number of the Alumni Record the official organ of the Alumni society of the University of Georgia is off the press and distributed to alumni. This issue is a medical number devoted to the medical college at Augusta part of the University of Georgia system. Contributions include editor Dr R P Brooks and staff Dr W H Douglas Jr dean of Augusta college Dr J G Lombard Kelle Dr Eliot Clarke and Dr Henry B Neagle among unsigned articles.
New York April 23 bond prices were relatively firm with foreign issues showing strength as easing money conditions supported stable to higher levels. U S government issues fluctuated within narrow limits while French bonds rose to year highs and General Petroleum bonds fetched a 6 60 yield after oversubscription.
In Savannah on April 22, W C Codman a planter faces a federal court trial on conspiracy to transport liquor. He allegedly conspired with a man named Brown to ship illicit alcohol to eastern points disguised as potatoes. A camouflaged shipment was found on Codman’s land amid unclear ownership claims.
Chicago April 23 rain and snow in Nebraska and surrounding areas weighed on wheat but hints of increased export demand and seed delays in the northwest limited losses. May futures at 3-4 to 4-1/4 and July at 3-4 to 4-1/4 with other grains mixed. Corn rose modestly as moisture aided hinter crops. oats likewise firm. Provisions weakened on lower hog values. News of Greece seeking 1,000,000 bushels and lower domestic visible supplies added to sentiment.
Decatur Ga April 23 Special The Decatur high dramatists will present A Trial of Hearts Tuesday evening at 8 oclock in the high school auditorium. The class led by Mia Youki has prepared the play for the benefit of the high school annual with music by the high school orchestra and pianist Mrs William L Vance formerly of Chicago now Merietta
Mexican government bonds attract strong buying on rumors that Washington is nearing recognition of the existing Mexican government. Investors expect guarantees protecting American lives and property, with spillover buying in Pan-American Petroleum and Mexico‑related mining and oil firms.
In Macon Georgia on April 23 congregation members filed an inunction suit to restrain sale of church land near Jones Chapel cemetery on Hanston road. They seek appointment of a receiver and an accounting of property and funds, stating the church is not incorporated and alleging obstruction by church leaders.
Memorial day events in Gainesville led by the local Daughters of the Confederacy and the American Legion. James H. Holloman of the Atlanta Constitution to deliver the principal address. Officials plan large observances with elaborate arrangements and anticipated attendance.
More than 207 new firms have located in Atlanta since January this year. At a Chamber of Commerce membership committee luncheon the total for the month of April was reported as 53 firms. Seven visitation teams were announced to welcome and affiliate these new firms with the chamber.
Seattle April 23 The five cent street car fare on Seattle's municipal street rails since March 1 will be abandoned and the 8 1-3 cent token fare restored after the city council unanimously adopted a committee report recommending the increase.
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