Cotton Takes An Upward Shoot In Market News
New York May 7 The cotton market opened steady slipped into a sharp early drop then rose to new highs for the current bull run. Spot gains and Liverpool rumors fed buying while English sales and southern strength supported higher prices. Week totals show large imports, steady near new highs, with futures closing near the day’s best. New Orleans reports firm quotes across levels with mild gains in futures as buying pressure persists.
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Freight Rates Move Stirs Stock Market Slump
New York May 7 Prices in markets showed a mixed reaction as efforts to advance freight rates weighed on overall sentiment. Reading led declines among Harriman issues while others held, with traders noting sales waiting at new highs. Bond and money markets remained steady as finance officials prepared for upcoming withdrawals and treasury actions.
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Paris
London
United States
Atlanta Market Report Mixed Commodities and Livestock
Corrected by Oglesby Grocery Car Atlanta Ge May 7. Beef, pork, and dairy prices mixed across markets in Atlanta and Louisville Chicago St Louis Kansas City and London. Livestock receipts steady to liberal with cattle and hogs varying by region. dairy and baked goods show modest shifts. Local grain and feed prices listed. York sugar and molasses quoted. currency and oil notes included.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Racelpte
Texas
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Wheat and corn firm at close as shorts push gains
Chicago May 7 The wheat market closed firm on shorts buying with July up 1/8 to 90 1/2. Corn and oats gained modestly amid rains and steady cash demand. May corn hit new highs around 74 as shorts cover, while oats rose on buying and wet weather. Provisions rose with live hog prices lifting July pork to 13.60. Estimated tomorrow’s receipts mix includes wheat, corn, oats, and 20,000 hogs head.
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Market notes from Atlanta and major cities May 7
The report lists varied prices for meat and produce in Atlanta Chicago New York and Kansas City on May 7. Dry goods meat prices show rib and lard levels while produce items range from tomatoes and peppers to oranges and apples with multiple per crate or per bushel figures.
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Receipt Issued For Big Assessment In Marietta Ga
J F Brooks of Blue Ridge, who failed to pay a large assessment in time, received a receipt today from Marietta chair J Awtrey of the cuff committee. Brooks, a candidate for solicitor general of the Blue Ridge circuit, had time notified to pay. He circulated a petition among the committee members and secured twenty six of thirty six signatures before the receipt was issued.
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Georgia bankers hold annual Rome session
Rome Ga May 7 Special Grom Thres of the Georgia Bankers Association met today in annual session. Chief address by L P Hillyer vice president of American Nations Bank of Macon urged farmers not to hold cotton after debts fell due and appealed to bankers not to lend to themselves. W S Witham elected chairman and J G McClellan of Dalton named secretary.
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Dalton
Negro Burglar Shot During Attempted Theft in Rome
In Rome on May 7 a Black man named Charlie Thomas was seriously wounded by Ben Yancey while burglarizing Yancey’s Second Avenue home. Thomas tried to flee over a fence, was shot in the hip, collapsed on East Third Street, and later identified by a patrolman. He was jailed and remains gravely wounded but may recover.
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