New York and New Orleans Cotton Markets Rally on Weather Hope
The New York cotton market opened firm with gains of 12 to 23 points as hot southwest weather and rising demand spurred buying. New crop months hit fresh highs while later trading cooled but the undertone stayed steady on forecasts of continued heat and pest pressures. New Orleans followed with gains then retreated on possible showery weather and mill takings expectations.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
West Texas
Dee
Hester
Bates
Stock Market Mixed as Opening Trade Winds Down
New York June 10 stocks opened with narrow, irregular moves. Gains in General Motors Reading Montgomery Ward and Nickel Plate offset declines in International Combustibles American Smelting and Famous Players. Morning losses gave way to late day recovery. total volume about 100000 shares.
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New York
International Combustion
International Nickel
American Smelting
Famous
General Motors
Reading
Montgomery Ward
United States Steel Corporation
United States
Houston
Foundation Co
American Linseed Ptd
NEW York Stock
New York Stock Exchange
All
Chem & Dye
Car & Fay
Tobacco
Wks
Canadian Pac
Cerro
Chesapeake & Ohio
Fae
Chic Mf
St. P
Chic & WN. Westerm
Eresee
Chic
R. L & Pat W
Chile
Vwreeport-Texam
Eich Agae
General Asphalt
Ebyatgutad
Elec New
Aedghet
General Motor
Eceuweeene
Anten Tel
sKenrmeantt
J Souleritie & Nast
Len la Bo
Mick
Trek
Rereeee Ees
Weel Gleala
Marland
Eeee
Twee Evens
Mid-Continent
aly iee Verena e _ Mo
Kan & Tex
Montgomery ‘Ward
Washi Motors
New York Central
MR. HL & Herd
Norfolk & Western
Revegale Eh Y
Rep
Jr & Steel
Reynolds Tob
St. L. & Sam Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Seeee
Sears. Roebuck
Hal Ait Pes
Sinclair Com
So. Dairies
Southern Pacific
Sanbeuna
Stadetaker
Daxas
Tex
Wey Danny Wi
Pabeney
Texas & Pac Nic
Aone
Pasate
Ioly Uniton
Pacifiic
Ican
Northern Pacific
Pannsylvania
Ecsccceerwe
Ensssees
United
Drug
Ind
Alcohol & Ruler
Westinghouse Bloc ‘ Packard
Pan
Am. Pet
Eeaes
Phillips Petroleum
Pierce-Armon BM. C. Oo
Univ Ree & Rad
Mastadon Tooth Found Near Dublin Sent to Geologist
A mastadon tooth from a Pleistocene Georgia thicket near Queens Lake, six to seven miles south of Dublin, was sent to State Geologist S. W. McCallie by Congressman W. W. Larsen. The preserve tooth may join the state museum, and McCallie notes mastadons ranged from the Gulf to the Arctic and across Europe and Asia.
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Atlanta
Georgia
State Geology Department
Queens Lake
Dublin
S. W. McCallie
W. W. Larsen
Larsen
State Museum
McCabe
State Geological Survey
McCallie
Mrs Earl Carroll Returns To New York From Prison Visit
Mrs Hart Carroll and her two brothers Norman and James H left Atlanta for New York after a final visit to the theatrical producer in the federal penitentiary hospital where he serves a year and a day for perjury. Warden Snook reports he is getting along as well as can be expected.
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Atlanta
Hart Carroll
Norman
James H
New York
Federal Penitentiary
Carroll
John W. Snook
400 000 Acres Inundated by Second Mississippi Flood
New Orleans reports four hundred thousand acres reflooded as a second rise moves down the Mississippi River. Red Cross disaster relief director Henry M Baker says relief efforts are underway. Washington says flood control delegates expect President Coolidge to convene a new conference to plan flood prevention.
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Mississippi
New Orleans
Henry M Baker
Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Upy
Chicago
Coolidge
Lost Vashti close pin found near Medical Building
Lost item reported between the Medical Building and post office. Return to Dr. O'Quinn's office in the Medical Building. Also requests for a furnished or unfurnished apartment in Bant area. Responsible party listed as Fikens.
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Vashti Close
Medical Building
Barwick School Commencement Closed Amid Weeklong Festivities
Barwick High School held its commencement exercises on Monday night with large crowds in attendance. Dr. Wade Holloway, recently returning from Des Moines, Iowa, plans summer vacation. Several local residents and guests visited family and friends, including Miss Ella Mae Gammage of Sylvester and Miss Carrie Hart, returning from G S W C. The Wesleys were called to care for their daughter Sarah in Sanford, North Carolina.
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Barwick
Barwick High School
Wade Holloway
Des Moines
Iowa
Ella Mae Gammage
Sylvester
Amoret Lee
J. R. Pinson, Jr
Madeline Pinson
Baconton
Ira Massey
Esther
Carol
Owen Pearson
Emily Banks
Lee Rushton
Albany
M. J.lee
Carrie Hart
Valdosta
R. M. Wesley
Sarah
Sanford, N.C
Sands Named President National Electric
Atlantic City. Ho ward T. Sands of the Electric Bond and Share Company was elected president at the jubilee convention of the National Electric Light Association. Other officers elected include Vice President Preston S. Arkwright of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
National Electric Light Association
Howard T. Sands
The
Electric Bond and Share Company of
New York City
Preston S. Arkwright
Atlanta
War Department rejects all bids for Southern Field Americus
All bids for the sale of Southern Field at Americus Georgia were rejected by the War Department because none met the appraised value of the field and its buildings. New bids will likely be called for.
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Washington, D. C
Southern Field
Americus, Go
War Department
Poincare Receives Confidence Vote in Deputies
Paris reports Premier Poincare won a confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies by 370 to 148. The government pledged strict control over radical activities and promised rigorous action against deputies deemed connected to red influences.
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Poincare
Chamber OF Deputies
France
Barthou
Fat Folks Pay More for Airplane Rides
An article notes German owned airships across South American capitals charge fares by weight. Travelers facing mountainous routes must diet to avoid higher costs. Baggage is weighed and priced per pound, affecting travelers including fashionable women of the Andes.
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Bogota
Columbia
South America
South Amercan
Caribbean Sea
Andes
New Orleans Spot Cotton Prices Steady in June Report
New Orleans market notes show spot cotton steady as of June 1 with quotes for low middling at 14.67 cents per pound, middling 16.67, good middling 17.62. Sales total 3,279 bales, receipts 4,400, stock 366,764.
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New Orleans
New
Chicago Poultry Prices Reported In Brief
Chicago poultry market levels listed with live weights and varying prices across categories. Fowls, springs, broilers, turkeys, roosters, ducks and geese shown with price ranges. Report covers market status as of June 10.
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Chicago
Chicago Potatoes Weak as Southern CropsWin Supply Mix
Chicago market report notes weak potato prices with Louisiana and southern regions leading価格 declines while northern stocks hold firmer values. Prices appear around 5.00 to 7.30 for various varieties with regional variations.
Unfilled Steel Orders Decline in May Reports
United States Steel Corporation unfilled orders on May 31 totaled 3,050,941 tons, down from 3,456,132 tons on April 30, a decrease of 405,191 tons. The report tracks steel demand and production levels affecting industry outlook.
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New ‘York
United States Steel Corporation
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange Welcomes Lindbergh
June 10 report notes Lindbergh’s planned welcome in New York as the Coffee and Sugar Exchange prepares to elect on Monday. Market summaries cover Chicago butter and eggs, grain and provisions, raw sugar prices, refined sugar activity, and cottonseed oil futures with varied movements across the session.
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New York
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Charles A. Lindberght
Turpentine and Rosin Markets Reported Steady in Savannah
Savannah naval stores market notes from June 10 show turpentine steady with sales and ship ments and rosin firm with strong receipts. Prices quoted include D and F grades around 8.50 to 8.80, WW at 11.00, and other grades listed with varied values. reports include stock and receipts percentages.
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Savannah Naval
Savannah
Eory Aenoclats
Atoak
Abipimente
Grain and Oil Market Prices In St Louis and New Orleans
St Louis grain bids show No 2 red at 1.60 and No 2 yellow corn near 98. Futures list July wheat at 1.46 and Sept at 1.45. New Orleans cottonseed oil closes steady with prime summer yellow 8.99 and crude 8.00. nearby months range 9.45 to 9.46 for several contracts.
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ST. Louis
Weheee
New Orleans
Weekly Cotton Statistics from Liverpool Report
Liverpool June 10. Weekly cotton statistics show totals including forwardings to Mississippis, United States and domestic stocks. American imports and exports are listed with figures for the period, noting totals such as 40,000 bales and 1,340,000 stock, with American equivalents provided.
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Liverpool
Chicago cattle and hog markets show mixed steady tone
Chicago market report shows hogs at steady to firmer quotes with high weights trading near 8.25 to 9.20 per cwt and strong demand for heavy hides. cattle trade includes 2,000 head with yearlings and stockers emphasized, main demand from feeders and buyers, latest prices around 11.00 to 12.25 per cwt for fed cattle and lighter weights around 8.60 to 9.16 for butchers. The overall tone notes tight supplies of heavy cattle and steady to higher bid for feeders and stockers.
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Chicago
U. S. of Agriculture
Packer Hogs Surge in Early Season Play
Reported notes indicate two Packer Hogs lines, No. 1 and No. 2, delivering early signals in a contested market recap. The fragmentary text references teams and opponents with uncertain names, suggesting competitive matchups and shifting positions.
Government Bonds Quote From New York Market
U S government bonds listed in New York on June 10 show Liberty 34s at 80 28, First 4s at 103 3, Second 4s at 100 15, Third 4s at 100 29, Fourth 4s at 103 27, Treasury 3s and 4s trading around 108 20 with various notes and par values mentioned.
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U. & Government
New York
Liberty
Treasury
Chicago Wheat and Market Quotes Summary
Chicago market notes list grain and livestock futures with values for Wheat and Oats and prices for seeds and lard. Specifics include Wheel No 3 at 1.55 and No 2 at 1.56, No 2 mixed 94, and oats at 50% for No 2 white.
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Chicago
GRA
yeHow
Timothy Seed
Helen Wills Defeats Mallory in Straight Sets at Breckenham
In Breckenham England on June 10 Helen Wills former United States champion defeated Mrs Mallory current US champion in straight sets 6 0 6 1 reaching the final to meet Kitty McKane Godfree who won Wimbledon singles title. Elizabeth Ryan fell to Wills in the semi finals 2 6 6 3 6 2.
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Breckenham
England
Helen Wills
United States
Molla Mallory
Miss Wills
Kitty McKane Godfree
Godfree
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Miss Ryan
Mrs. Peacock
Miss Helnte
Bank Closed by Board Orders as State Officials Arrive
President Stewart Brooks announced the state department of banks was en route to Mobile. Bank officers expected to work with the official guidance to arrange a plan for continuing the bank's business despite the closure orders from the board of directors.
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Stewart Brooks
State Department of Banks
Bank Run Forces Closure of Peoples Bank
Mobile Alabama June 10 a run on the Peoples Bank of Mobile this morning caused the doors to close and prompted authorities to take action to protect depositors. The incident disrupted banking services and raised concerns over financial stability in the neighborhood.
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Mobile
Ala
Peoples Bank of Mobile
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