Wheat market dull as weather dampens demand
Chicago June 4 traders paid little mind to wheat as wet weather lingered in the southwest. July wheat closed lower while July corn rose and oats fell. Provisions dropped about 7% with market activity flat and receipts modest.
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Lata
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Duluth
Seaboard
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Iin
O'Dell & Cos
of Pointe
Murphy & Co
Joey Songs
Southwest News
Ara Bartlett & Frizer and
Armour
Pellere
Jbly Cablea
Liverpool
Heveral
Jung
Big Corn Crop Roils Markets Says Railroads Speculators
New York June 14 Special Correspondence The stock rally follows dullness as big players and brokers push prices with selective orders. Granger shares, railroads, and Union Pacific are highlighted with Crop prospects and Gates influence driving bets. Market prospects hinge on corn and wheat yields with anticipated rail earnings growth and potential for Northern Securities settlement.
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Wall Street
Granger
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
James J. Hill
Burlington
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Granger Group
Hill
Mr. Hill
Northern Securities
The
Stock Exchange
Wheat and flour markets mixed across states and cities
Wheat conditions show May gains in Michigan Minnesota and Kansas with losses in California and Pennsylvania. Spring wheat in Washington and Oregon tops 1.1 million acres with high condition. June 1 winter wheat average at 76 percent, with historical comparisons. Flour and grain prices move in New York Chicago and St Louis with no sharp shifts nationwide.
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Brown
Product Exchange
Michigan
Minnots
Kansas
Indiana
Nebraska
Oklahoma
California
Pennsylvania
Ohio
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowe
Washington
Oregon
Atlanta
Victor
Hudnut
Chicago
Louis
Cash
Cotton Seed Oil and Meal Prices Across Cities
Cotton seed oil and meal prices fluctuated June 14 in New York Memphis and New Orleans with prime crude at 36 to 37 cents per pound, off crude around 33 to 34 cents, and prime meal at 28 dollars to 28.50. Other regionals list refined oil and crude ranges, with country produce markets showing eggs, butter, poultry, onions, peas, berries, cabbage and potatoes priced per dozen or per pound.
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New York
Memphis
New Orleans
Atlanta
Liliputian Wedding at Fairburn Al Fresco Event
Fairburn Georgia June 14 special correspondence reports a charming outdoor evening hosted by the Fairburn Woman's Club on the courthouse lawn. Essie Roberts wed Eldon Roan in a liliputian ceremony with 16 bridesmaids and groomsmen, music by the Mandolin and Guitar Club, and funds raised for the Methodist church building fund.
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Fairburn Woman's Club
Court House
Essie Roberts
W.T. Roberts
Eldon Roan
Lottie Smith
Ruth Nisbet
Eldmey Alen
Paul Smith
C. B. Branham
Mandolin and Gatar Club
Ellen Davenport
Reuben and
Rachel
Lella Nisbet
Écho
Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Club
Ella Martin
Atlanta
Washington, Ga
Emma Cabaniss
Annie Vie Cozart
Francina Singleton
Samuel Barnett
Hame
Ethel Almand
Kathleen Sherwood
Richmond
WEW Commission House Opens Atlanta Office
R. M. Seale & Co. will open an Atlanta office at 14 North Pryor street Kimball house tomorrow. The firm will operate as a commission brokerage with R. M. Seale J. F. Hattemer and Norwood Smith. Norwood Smith will manage Montgomery and Hattemer will oversee Atlanta while Seale divides time between both cities.
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Messrs
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Kimball House
R. M. Seale
J. F. Hattomer
Norwood Smith
Ware & Leland
New York
Chicago
Montgomery
J. F. Hattemer
R. 3R. Seale
South
Atlanta Baptists Prepare for Savannah Convention
The Atlanta delegation to the eighth annual Baptist Young People's Union of Georgia will travel by special train Tuesday morning the 17th, with about 100 participants. The event in Savannah at Dusty Street Baptist church aims to exceed prior attendance, featuring speakers on Christian Citizenship and a program led by Atlanta figures including M. L. Brittain and G. W. Macon. The union emphasizes devotional study through three core courses and includes a notable Junior division with public recitations.
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The
Baptist Young People’s Union of Georgia
Savannah
Southern Railway
Young People’s Union
Dusty Street Baptist Church
M. L. Brittain
G. W. Macon
Macon
C. H. Davis
Columbus
L. G. Todd
Rome
W. W. Orr
J. M. Moors
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Baptist Union
Chicago
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Capitol Avenue
Baptist Young People’s Union
Junior Baptist Union
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
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J. D. Jordan
R. C. Norman
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Tennille
J. M. Frost
Nashville
Tenn
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Brunswick
J. Whitfeld
Hawkinsville
J. M. Long
Senola
G. Ww
Christian Citizenship and Social Life Topics at Forsyth and Augusta
A Savannah B. P. U. program lists talks on Christian citizenship business and home life with ministers from Forsyth Augusta and Raleigh. Thursday features a Pulpit School President and press topics with entertainment and banners. Georgia teachers plan a Chicago summer quarter trip led by Professor F. C. Brown of Emory with travel via Southern Ry.
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Forsyth
Sparks W. Melton
Augusta
Motley
C. H. 8. Jackson, Forsyth; (c) “the Press,’ J. W. Batley, Raleigh, N. C
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Rome
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Benedict
Georgia
Chicago University
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Emory College
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Southern Ry
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Special Train to Knoxville For Teachers May 1K
Southern Railway offers a through special train to Knoxville for Summer School teachers. Departures from Atlanta are at 8 45 a m on Wednesday June 1K. Round trip fare is one price. Inquiries at Kimwell House car line office or by phone 142 main. J C Beam Jr D P A Atlanta.
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Southern Railway
Southern Ra Y
Atlanta
Southern R'y
Kimwell House Carlier
Main
J. C. Beam
Dorothy South A New Summer Reading Book by Eggleston
Dorothy South reviews a new George Cary Eggleston title for summer reading. Miller, 23 Marlotta, appears in the notice with a brief archival header.
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Dorothy South
George Cary Eggleston
Miller
Marlotta
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