Break in Cotton Prices Hits Worst Level in Years
New York July 20 Prices in the cotton market plunged amid market panic in the final hour, with the day closing 63 to 30 points lower. Values slumped from $8 to $10 per bale in a month as European tensions and weak domestic crops weighed. Traders anticipated further declines unless foreign news improved. spot cotton was quiet with middling uplands at 30.
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Market Notes in a War Weathered Trading Day
A trading day marked by war news slash prices across markets. Receipts and exports varied by port, with Houston and New Orleans showing movement while Savannah and Galveston posted modest gains. General tone: cautious, heavy selling, extended declines, few confident rebounds as investors await night messages from abroad.
Weather and market drift noted in New York and Texas reports
In a mixed market update, Bond & Co. notes nervousness abroad and sustained selling, with cotton futures fluctuating while prices show modest gains in oil and boxing markets. Weather in Texas and Oklahoma is dry, tempering demand. futures across grains and cotton reflect cautious trading and mixed signals from open positions.
Wheat Prices Jump as War News Hits Markets
Chicago reports wheat futures leaping after Austria declares war, with a nine cent surge amid volatile trading. Dealers note weak buying interest and risk in ocean transport, while corn prices rise on the wheat rally and New York trends show mixed but firm demand for grains and related commodities.
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Atlanta Quotations on Cattle Hogs and Staples Prices
Market notes from Atlanta listing prices for steers cows heifers and hogs by weight along with hog receipts and grain and feed rates. Includes corn-fed beef cattle demand and mixed quality dairy types with quotations from Chicago and local suppliers.
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Stocks Continue Downward Move Con Foreign News
New York July 30 European financial development today triggered heavy stock market activity with widespread liquidation. The day showed 1,325,000 gharen overturned and prices dropped to 17 points in key issues. Foreign selling worsened by rumors of home conditions and a postponed clearinghouse meeting amid gold shipments and rising war risk insurance. Bond losses ranged 2 to 6, with total sales at $4,476,000 and US bonds unchanged on call.
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Market and Currency Notes Across Global Centers
A fragmented finance brief covers money rates in New York and London, with 5.05 bid on mercantile bills, 32% on government bonds, and 69% money in London accounts. Paris weekly Bank of France and Bank of England statements show rises in deposits and shifts in reserves. Metals and cotton goods markets slump in New York, while Savannah reports turpentine and rosin values and Chicago notes pork and timely figures.
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Hardwick Attacks Opponents In Race In LaGrange
LaGrange Ga July 30 Special Hon Thomas W Hardwick spoke to a large representative audience of Troup county voters supporting his bid for the short term United States senatorship He attacked Governor Slaton and criticized the tax equalization law He said Felder was merely a nice gentleman but inexperienced in national affairs and unfit for the job Hutcheng’s sole claim was Tom Watson’s support The speech lasted about two hours before Hardwick left for West Point by the Atlanta and West Point road
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Ira Phillips Run Over by Train at Decatur
Ira Phillips a noted Redan chicken dealer was seriously injured when his coat snagged on a Decatur platform step and he was dragged by a Georgia train around 1 pm. One leg was severed and the other ground up requiring amputation. He was taken to an Atlanta hospital in critical condition.
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Perry Court Adjourns in Perry Georgia
Perry court adjourned after a term with juries convicting two Black defendants in Hart County for keeping intoxicating liquors in their businesses. One defendant fined $100. Three cases were sent to the superior court including George Mack Eubanks, a Black boy about 10, charged with assault with intent to murder for stabbing Josephine Wade, a white woman aged 68, in the upper Fourteenth district.
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Atlanta Strives From Day to Day
Construction advances on the Tom Pitts corner remodeled site at Whitenill and Alabama streets as Brown & Allen plan to move to permit erection of the Connally skyscraper in months. About $10,000 in improvements to the Pitts building and a $2,000 outdoor annex at Lea Street School announce further city growth. Building permits and transfers, mortgage deeds, and various real estate actions fill local briefs.
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Freight train wreck at Lewiston raises tampering questions
Macon Ga July 30 Special Freight train No 34 on the Central of Georgia from Macon to Savannah wrecked late this afternoon after running into an open switch at Lewiston Fourteen loaded cars were smashed to splinters but no crew members were injured The train comprised sixty cars and the engine crew escaped derailment beyond the switch The wreck occurred while local officials were attending their annual conference in Savannah.
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Dives from Motorboat Rescue Men Near Savannah
In Savannah Georgia on July 30 Charles Barrington and O K B Clark employees of the Shotter Estate were rescued from drowning by Orian E Matrair after their canoe overturned Clark could not swim. Matrair launched his motor boat and dived to save them as the craft drifted downstream.
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Thirteenth Georgia Regiment Reunion At Fairburn
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