Cotton oil market holds firm despite few changes
New York reports a decidedly firm cotton seed oil market with strong demand and absorbent resales, as March contracts rise and refiners, lard, and crude oil strength support prices. Export trade remains steady, with Italy leading consumption and shipments totaling 11,325 barrels that week.
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New York
March
Bear Party
Jong An
Stone
Italy
United Kingdom
Mexico
Marseilles
Hull
Market Review of New Orleans Cotton Futures
New Orleans report shows a 16 to 20 point weekly net gain for cotton futures driven by ongoing unfavorable belt weather. Traders noted bullish support at times amid some market manipulation, with highs on Friday and lows Monday. Spot prices rose to 109 16, with 16,350 bales traded, while futures shifted on forecasts of warm weather and resumed farm work.
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New Orleans
Texas
Europe
Liverpool
England
Quoted Prices for Country Produce and Groceries
Corrected by Fudeiky Frost and Produce Company. Atlantic market listings show vegetables fruits and groceries with beans strawberries cranberries cabbage cucumbers eggplants lettuce onions peppers peas potatoes turnips squash tomatoes and more. Also provided are wholesale prices for cheeses crackers sugars coffees tobaccos and general provision market items.
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Fudeiky Frost and Produce Company
South Broad
Florida Gresn
Florida
Leitucs
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Yorks
Fussetti
Malaga
Thirty Years Given to a Cuban Rebel
Havana March 9 General Guillermo Acevedo who led an uprising at Guenabacoa Havana province last August was sentenced to thirty years imprisonment He was convicted of fomenting a rebellion and murder for killing a native who refused to act as guide Acevedo a veteran revolutionary with eight or ten companions took the field on August 1 The revolt was short lived as Acevedo surrendered two days later to Governor Agbert at Santa Maria del Rosario near Havana
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Havana
Guillermo Acevedo
Guenabacoa
Acevedo
Agbert
Santa Maria del Rosario
Cameron Furniture Co Opens New Store at Mitchell Street
Cameron furniture firm at 39 W Mitchell St reports rapid growth after opening a week ago, claiming aggressive pricing and value deals. Local observers note novelty of new showroom and potential competition with established merchants in town.
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Cameron
FURNITURE _ COMPANY
W. Mitchell St
Deafmute workers in Atlanta Constitution circulation unit shine
A group of nine deafmutes in the Atlanta Constitution circulation department prove will and concentration overcome silence. They process papers rapidly and thoroughly, with cheerful efficiency comparable to hearing staff. Youngest member Mack Woodsides, and colleagues Nellie Thompson Jewet Davidson Darnell Dickerson Farmer Walter Christian Flora Wilson Lula Reeves are named among the team.
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Atlanta Constitution
Mack Woodsides
State Institute For Deaf Mutes
Cave Spring
Nellie Thompson
Misa Jewet Davidson
H. Darnell
Leonard Dickerson
Farmer
Walter Christian
Flora Wilson
Lula Reeves
Macon Dog Catcher Dismissed and Arrested Over Sale
Dewitt Harp, Macon's city dog catcher, was dismissed by Mayor Moore and jailed after trying to sell five caught dogs without tags. Ed O Pry charged Harp with possessing his own dog and seeking bids. Investigators found Harp on Bridge Row with the five dogs, claiming he meant to place them in homes rather than euthanize them.
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Macon
Dewitt Harp
Moore
Ed O'Pry
Harp
Bridge Row
Man Tried Living With Two Wives Seeks Divorce
Peter Sharp, of Pittsburg, Kansas, sought a divorce from Celia Sharp after attempting to live peaceably with two wives both deemed legal. Celia did not attend court, and the judge refused the divorce until she appeared and consented. Sharp had married Anne Catherine years after a Chicago fire dispersed his first marriage.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Peter Sharp
Celia Sharp
Celia
Anne Cath
Erine
Chicago
Beloving
Sharp
Anne Catherine Appearégang
New Members Appointed On Reunion Committee
The Confederate reunion planning in Macon May 7 9 announced new advisory committee members led by Colonel J W Preston. Names include M G Murchison J J Pope J H Brown W J Williams C M Davis Frank Chambers K W Nunnally G W Wells Lafayette Balcolm and Albert Twiggs with Macon reps Roland B Hall J W Wilcox and C M Wiley. Major J E Thomas said bids secured, headquarters unsettled, and a temporary rail station planned at Fifth and Cherry for visitors. General Walker may visit next week to confer with Maddox and others.
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Macon
J. W. Preston
M. G. Murchison
Tenntre
J. J. Pope
Monticello
J. H. H. Brown
Greensboro
W. J. Williams
Eastman
C. M. Davis
Eatonton
Frank Chambers
Marcon
K. W. Nunnally
Sylvania
G. W. Wells
Watkinsville
Lafayette Balcolm
Griswoldsville
Albert Twiggs
Augusta
R. A. Smith Camp
Roland B. Hall
J. W. Wilcox
C. M. Wiley
J. E. Thomas
Chamber of Commerce
Judge Convicts Youths in South Boulevard Hold Up Case
Judge Preston told Millard Stephens and Bob Cline the evidence against them is strong after a late Friday night shooting on South Boulevard during an alleged robbery of George Appleton. Both defendants claim Appleton was drunk and assaulted Stephens, and deny planning a hold up for $94. Cline was found with a leg wound. Stephens and Cline remanded to jail in $1,000 bond each.
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Preston
Millard Stephens
Bob Cline
George Appleton
South Boulevard
Brand
Stephens
Appleton
Kline
Cline
Florida
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Anniversary Banquet Held in Atlanta
Atlanta alumni of Sigma Alpha Epsilon celebrated the fifty sixth anniversary of the order with a Georgian Terrace banquet attended by about 100 members. Charles P. Wood, president of the Atlanta Alumni Association, served as toastmaster as the group marked Founder’s Day from the 1856 University of Alabama origins.
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Atlanta
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Order
Georgian Terrace
Charles P. Wood
Atlanta Alumni Association
University of Alabama
Rights of Ingress for Burials and Graves Vested
A statement notes that the heirs and descendants buried within the same plot have a right of ingress for family burials and grave care. The language emphasizes access across the burial site to tend to graves and perform customary family burial duties.
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