Navy pilot sets new sea plane altitude record
Washington announces Lieut Apollo Souceck of the Navy established a new world sea plane altitude record. After a Tuesday flight and barograph check by the Bureau of Standards the National Aeronautic Association confirmed the mark surpassing the previous 37 995 feet set by Lieut C C Champion in the Wright Apache two years earlier by 560 feet.
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C.C. Champion
Record Altitude Feat Sparks Sky Race Between Flyers
Souceck set a land plane altitude record at 39 144 feet, shortly surpassed by German flyer Willy Neunhofer with a new world height of 42 123 feet, marking a rapid succession of record aims in aviation.
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Government Bonds Closing Prices in New York
U S government bonds close in New York on June 7 with Liberty 5s at 96.8, First 44s at 98.16, Fourth 44s at 98.24, Treasury 4s at 103.16 and 106.18.
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New York
Markets at a Glance Stocks Edge as Credit Concerns Persist
New York and Chicago markets show irregular trading as investors weigh the credit situation. Commonwealth Power falls from a record, Radio Corp slides on weak quarter forecasts, while General Electric and Commercial Solvents rise on dividend expectations and strong price momentum.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
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New York Cotton Market Ends Steady After Early Rally
Cotton in New York eased from an early rally as weekend weather questions and southwest crop news buoyed prices briefly. Demand tapered with net advances of about 8 to 13 points, futures closed 4 to 6 points lower, spot at 18.35, middling 18.95.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Market Steady as Futures Close Slightly Down
Spot cotton closed steady nine points lower with sales 676. Prices: low middling 17.50 middling 18.00 good middling 19.55. Receipts 356 stock 193,648. Futures closed steady with a net decline of 6 to 16 points.
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New Orleans
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Liverpool
Moultrie Hog Market Report Highlights Packer Hogs
Moultrie Georgia hog market report shows No 1 packer hogs and No 2 packer hogs pricing. The Swift and Company market daily update lists hog categories with varying numbers and a note of market activity.
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Cotton and food market notes from Liverpool and New York
Liverpool cotton prices rise with steady futures as American receipts boost sales to 13 000. New York raw sugar holds. refined grade unchanged while butter and dairy items show firmer creamery and steady cheese. Poultry and eggs markets mix by distribution method.
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Freight
Express
Chicago Poultry Prices in June Chicago Market Report
Poultry prices listed as alive and steady with fowls at 28 to 29 cents, broilers 36 to 40 cents, roosters 20 cents, turkeys 22 to 30 cents, ducks 18 to 23 cents, spring ducks 28 cents, geese 15 to 25 cents. Location Chicago. Date June 7.
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Chicago Livestock Market Report June Freight Prices
Chicago livestock receipts hogs 15 000 with demand to 25 cents higher and top price 11 25. Packers bought mainly 160 200 pounds at 10 75 to 11 25 with heavier and lighter lots in scope. Calves and cattle receipts 3000 with general steadiness. steer and yearling prices finding little change with 1300 1500 pound steers at 13 75 to 15 25 and lighter 950 1100 pounds at 13 75 to 15 29.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Potato Market Steady Across Regions
Chicago reports a steady potato market with prices varying by quality. Alabama sacked Bliss trades around 3.25 to 4.00, North Carolina barrel Irish Cobblers 4.00 to 5.00, Wisconsin sacked Round Whites 0.95 to 1.10, and sacked Russets 1.70 to 2.10, with old stock trading fairly.
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Bliss
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Letho
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report
Butter steady creamery extras 4144 standards 42 percent extra firsts 41 42 firsts 391 44044 seconds 39 Eggs higher extra firsts 31 firsts 30 30 percent ordinary firsts 27 44-29 storage packed firsts 31144 storage packed extras 31 percent report from Chicago market.
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Wheat and grain futures rally in Chicago trading
Chicago grain and provisions reports grains firm on relief prospects with wheat leading gains amid daylong rise and subsequent minor pullback. Corn oats and provisions also moved higher with mixed intraday shifts while New York cottonseed oil closed steady with several months contracts quoted and 23,300 sales recorded.
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Chicago
New Orleans Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady in June Trade
In New Orleans on June 7 cottonseed oil closed steady with values for prime summer yellow at 8.15 and prime crude at 7.81. Futures listed for January 9.10, June 8.80, July 8.80, August 8.90, September 9.05, October 9.08, November 9.06, and December 9.05.
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Savannah naval stores and price quotes on turpentine rosin
Turpentine firm sales 4 percent with receipts 849 shipments 370 stock 14 345. Rosin firm sales 2 222 receipts 2 939 shipments 2 295 stock 62 729. Price quotes listed from B to WG and others. New York call money steady at 7 percent. Time loans 8 percent to 8 4 for various tenors. Prime commercial paper 6 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged.
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Savannah
New York
Grain Prices Reported in St Louis North June 7
J Louis offers cash grain quotes with No 2 red wheat at 1 40, No 2 hard 1 09 to 1 10. Corn No 2 mixed 93 44 cents, No 6 mixed 89, No 2 yellow 94 percent, No 3 yellow 93, No 1 white 1 01, No 2 white 1 01. Oats No 8 white 47 to 47 percent, No 4 white
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J. Louis
Coffee Scene Review Sparks Debate in New York
A brief New York coffee feature notes Behe for No 7 and Santos as notable spots. The June item highlights a 16 percent figure amid discussion of popular venues and local habit.
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New York
Go Behe
Santos
Georgia Farmers Benefit From May Produce Sales Report
The Georgia Bureau of Markets reports May sales of 196,906.59 in farm produce through county agents, with April at 275,187.01 and May 1928 at 208,329.27. For January–May 1929 total proceeds reach 1,118,646.96, up from 843,768.01 last year, led by poultry and hog sales across numerous counties and towns.
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State Bureau of Markets Today
Bureau
A. D. Jones
Dual personality blamed by youth for his robberies
Thom as H. Robinson Jr. A 22 year old who yesterday confessed to breaking into the homes of C. C. Waggoner and W. E. Lamb on March 12 using fake search warrants and stealing about $9,000 in jewelry, told authorities today his dual personality caused the crimes.
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Nashville, Tenn
Thomas H. Robinson,Jr
C. C. Waggoner
W. E. Lamb
Renewed Spasms In Vesuvius Crater Frighten Citizens
Naples report of renewed subterranean tremors in Vesuvius crater unsettles villagers at its base. Residents return home to erect Thanksgiving tabernacles for patron saints as lava flow halts and white rock pools congeal after the latest subterranean tumult.
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Vesuvius Crater
Naples
Vesuvius
Transportation problems before shippers board meeting
Macon Georgia June 7 600 shipping experts and railroad officials gathered for the Southeast Shippers Advisory Board meeting. A E Clift president of the Central of Georgia Railway opened with a major address on modern transportation service and discussed transportation and short term business forecasts for July August and September.
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Macon
Southeast Shippers’ Advisory Board
A. E. Clift
Central of Georgia Railway
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