Market Shifts in Cotton Seed Oil Amid Grain Declines
The report traces how grain price drops influenced cotton seed oil, with crude oil trading lightly and futures activity leading rather than spot purchases. Refiners eyed open-market cover while Western buyers pursued July to September shipments, and foreign sales and imports from Kobe and London influenced the market as expectations of price stability grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Wall Street
Pon Enea Ae Ie Biaianea
Ita
West Indies
South America
Kobe
London
France
Europe
Marseilles
Hull
Cornfield Groceries and Meats Price List Collage
A long 19th century style grocery ad lists numerous food and household goods. It cites meats like corned beef, bacon, sausages, lard and sausage items from Cornfield. dairy products, canned goods, flour, sugars, snacks, and cleaning items with varied prices. Names include Cornfield, D. & H. Fib, and Star brands alongside warehouse-like product descriptions.
Wall Street Gossip of General Interest
Ralph Emerson reports mixed investment sentiment with bonds weak while industrials and preferred stocks attract funds. Paris loan surge signals French reserve capital growth. rail finance stalls due to low rail rates, high wages, and uncertain demand. Crop weather improves, cotton area estimates pending, and textile orders rise as mills run near full capacity with copper prices at new highs.
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Ralph Emerson
New York
Berlin
London
New Orleans Cotton Weekly Result and Market Outlook
New Orleans reports the week closing with a net advance of 3 to 13 points as prices rose to the highest midweek and fell to the week's low Monday. Bullish rumors on the June condition report spurred shorts to cover and supported a steady finish, with spot prices near 16 cents and sales figures totaling 2,258 bales for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Missio‘sippi
Oklahoma
Mississippi
No Second Choice Slogan From Troup Delegation
LaGrange Ga May 23 Spectaltyup County Delegation No ice. Delegation from Troup county will leave the city early Tuesday and establish headquarter at the Kimbail house. The entire War of delegates elected is expected to heat out with strong representation in the convention proceeding.
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Troup County
Kimbail House
Troup
Baby Day at Second Baptist Church Set for Sunday
A Baby Day celebration planned for Sunday at Second Baptist Church features Standey school cradle department superintendent Mrs William E Campbell, with 100 members, and B H Harefield as Sunday school superintendent. The event, a valued annual feature, includes a multifacted program with primary and infant classes and readers from various departments.
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Second Baptist Church
Standey School
Wiliam E. Campbell
Cradles Rel
B. H. Harefield
Berie
Seimar
Bruce White
Jons. Beginert
Ginnery Clash
Sonia
Bat Ninetta
Twins
Sharp
Musthew
Evelyn Dune Hon
Benington
Ann Lane
Soropiela
Elizabeth Stetnwctnier
Heath
Eleanor A Bee Bier
Othe Douter
Macon News Roundup Highlights Local Talks and Trials
In Macon Georgia May 25 local items unfold from baseball pass snubs at the park repairs and mayoral politics to court sentences for forgery theft of a horse and buggy and a charity drive at Mercer University A local crime summary notes Sam Simpson a negro faces twenty years for horse theft and a separate forgery case ends in a year jail term.
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Macon
Sam Simpson
Simpson
Bryant
Ucroas Keys
Hound Oek
Florence Kelley to Speak in Atlanta Conference
Mrs Florence Kelley a renowned sociological worker will address three Atlanta university conference sessions tomorrow Her topic The Negro Artisan will cover morning afternoon and evening discussions She is a longtime reformer and advocate of social welfare and living standards and previously served as Illinois factory inspector in 1893 to 1897
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Florence Kelley
America
Atlanta
Atlanta University
Kelley
Charities and Corrections
Illinois
Printing reform urged by state lawmakers
A plan may be introduced in the coming legislature to overhaul the state printing system amid agitation over alleged padding of journals and laws. President Luther H. Still of the Atlanta Typographical Union accuses excess costs and calls for a competent expert printer in charge, awarded to the lowest bidder.
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Legisature
Luther H. Still
Atlanta Typographical Union
House
Senate
Stil
Even Women Denied Right to Speak Before Council
A city council refused to let two women school officials address the body to invite members to a pupils luncheon. The rule now forbids nonmembers from speaking on the council floor, a change made to curb speeches and political influence, though citizens may still speak before committees.
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Nettle Bergeant
Girls’ High School
Jessie Muse
Council
Acnook
Wesleyan College elects Rev C R Jenkins president
Macon Ga May 25 Special The Wesleyan College board elected Rev C R Jenkins president to replace Rev W N Ainsworth who returns to the ministry after raising a 300000 endowment fund Jenkins who was presiding elder in McRae and Waycross Georgia and earlier led Wesleyan now again assumes the presidency New faculty were elected including Leon F P Smith to chair chemistry and physics and Miss Carrice M Sharp and Miss Louise Barnett join the piano department, with Clara Bancroft joining voice culture and Haratina Grate leading the gymnasium. The commencement sermon will be by Bishop J H McCoy of Birmingham and the missionary sermon by Rev Joan Jenkins of Atlanta.
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Macon
Wesleyan College
C. R Jenkins
W. N. Ainsworth
Jenkins
McRae
South Georgia
Waycross
Wesleyan
Leon FP. Smith
LaGrange Female College
Milrary
Carrice M. Sharp
Youngstown
Ohio
Louise Barnett
Cincinnati Conservatory of
Cincinnati Conservatory of Muale
Clara Bancroft
Columbia
3. C
Haratina Grate
Possee Synasium
Boson
Gsymnagium
Beatrice Berthold
St. Louia
J. H. McCoy
Birmingham
Joan Jenkins
Atlanta
Woman Burned to Death in Graceland Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a woman died by fire in an incident connected to Graceland. Mentioned figures include Senator Steins and G Baviat. stream incomplete. Further readable details are unavailable in the provided text.
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Senator Steins
G Baviat
Graceland
M “Eile
Vice Versa From Judge
Mrs Caser insists the husband overworks himself and is anxious about his health. She scolds that his hard work is harming him and insists he is a bartender, implying a lenient interpretation of his habits and duties. The dialogue hints at marital tension and concern for health.
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Jmrson
Editors Plan Instate Outing For Georgia Weekly Press
Co. M. Methvin president of the Georgia Weekly Press Association spent Saturday with H. M. Stanley to discuss the annual meeting. The group canceled trips to Baltimore and Boston and will hold the gathering within the state on July 16 and 17, with Dublin hosting.
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Co. M. Methvin
Georgia Weekly Press Association
City
H. M. Stanley
Dublin
Baltimore
Boston
Lawrenceville Water Works and Postoffice Progress
Lawrenceville Georgia May 25 A large force of workmen are laying water pipes and sewers under a contract held by J B McCreary & Co of Atlanta who expect to finish the waterworks by July 4 The town sidewalks are being paved by local contractors The new postoffice building nears completion and will be ready for occupancy by June 1.
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Lawrenceville
J. B McCreary & Co
Atlanta
Postoffice
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Leon T. Smith
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