Georgia News Briefs From Macon and Gainesville
Georgia reports show carload shipments of watermelons from Brooks county and Deerun, while shirt factories in Atlanta plan to reopen with 150 workers. In Gainesville, Ivar Lee Wooten faces federal sentencing for transporting stolen autos, as the court also weighs revocation of a co defendant's parole.
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William 8. Sheppard
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Bilious Attacks Relief Promoted by Black-Draught
A man recalls fainting spells and a sour taste from bilious attacks. His mother gave him Black-Draught which relieved symptoms and stopped the fainting. He continues to use Black-Draught to prevent bilious feelings.
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Claude O. Taylor
Thadfora
Weather and stock report from June 14 by Associated Press
Fair weather forecast for the eastern half of the country with high and low readings noted. Financial roundup shows stubborn rail resistance and dollar weakness countered by modest stock gains and steady government securities, with mixed results across major issues and commodities.
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Cotton seed oil futures close lower on New York market
Bleachable cotton seed oil futures fell in New York with spot at 5.50, July 5.52, August 6.56, September 5.59, October 5.66, November 5.72 and December 5.78 cents per pound. Sales totaled 10 contracts, B bid.
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New York
Moderate New York cotton activity with mixed futures
New York cotton trading July contracts saw an initial drop from 9.30 to 9.16 then steadied near 9.23 as weeks progressed. Prices closed steady with 1 point gain to 2 points loss across active months, market sensitive to weather reports and Liverpool cables.
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New Orleans Cotton Prices End Mixed on Week's Weather Report
Cotton futures in New Orleans showed modest activity with an erratic session but a gentle upward tilt as May consumption reached 620 409 bales. October and December futures fluctuated from the session highs to lower levels before closing near unchanged.
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New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Market Update and New York Money Rates
Liverpool cotton totals 14 000 bales with 1700 American. Spot demand improves and prices hold steady across grades. Futures close quiet with July at 5 97 and Dec at 6 99. New York money stays steady at 1 per cent for various loan terms and prime commercial paper at 1 percent.
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New York Poultry Prices Steady Across Dressed and Live Markets
New York poultry markets report dressed poultry steady with turkeys frozen at 14 to 24. Live poultry remains steady to firm with broilers freight 14 to 18, fowls freight 11 to 13, ducks freight 1 to 9 and express 15. Prices for other grades unchanged.
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New York
Turpentine and Rosin Market Figures for Savannah
Turpentine firm reports 60 receipts and 15 shipments with 13 070 stock and 40 percent. Rosin firm shows 2 559 receipts and 1 970 shipments with 109 627 stock. Prices listed: B 2.90 D 3.00 E 3.25 F G 3.40 H 1 K M 3.4244 N 3.47 WG 3.50 WW X 3.75.
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Savannah
Turpentine
Market Summary Hog Prices and Dairy Quotes Across Cities
Hog prices from Moultrie Georgia show ranges from 2.70 to 3.70 for various classes with sows and stags at 2.95. New York eggs steady at 38 017 with mixed colors unchanged. butter steady at 21 437 with creamery and grade notes. Chicago butter and eggs unsettled with multiple grade and futures figures.
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New York Sugar Prices Steady on Quiet Trading
Raw sugar in New York was quiet with prices unchanged at 3.35 for spots and refined at 4.60. Futures rose slightly, gaining 3 to 5 points on the session.
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Chicago Live Stock Market Report Trading Slows on Hog Cattle
Chicago livestock sales show hogs down 10 to 15 cents with 36 000 head traded. Packers steady to 10 cents off on sows and lights. porkers and feeders priced by weight with shifts across categories. Cattle volume 12 000 with overall standstill and lower sentiment, steers and cows listed by weight and grade.
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Chicago
U S Government Bonds Closing Prices
Today's bond market quotes show Liberty 3s at 102.16, Liberty 1st 4s at 102.13, Liberty 4th 4 1 2 at 103.38, Treasury 44 1 2 at 110. A series of Treasury issues across 3s to 5s trade in the 98.26 to 104.21 range with varied maturities and coupon structures.
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Foreign Exchanges Roundup Reflects Stable Rates in New York
June 14 report shows easy foreign exchange with Britain at 4.085% demand and 60 day bills 4.07% while France at 4.75% and Italy at 6.29% lead the non-dollar rates. Other nations list diverse figures including Belgium 16.38, Germany 28.45, Netherlands 48.50, Norway 20.75, Sweden 21.15, Denmark 18.30, Switzerland 23.80, Spain 10.30, Portugal 2.76, Poland 4.00, Czechoslovakia 3.63, Yugoslavia 1.66, Austria 14.00, Romania 201%4, Argentina 31.02, Brazil 0.64, Tokyo 25.80, Shanghai 26.50, Hongkong 29.62, Mexico City 28.10, Montreal in New York 89.62, New York in Montreal 111.60.
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Cotton Mills See Record May Demand in 1929-30
Washington reports American cotton mills used 620 909 bales in May, the highest since October 1929, nearly doubling the 532 372 bales of May last year and rising from April's 470 685.
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Cotton May Consumption and Stocks from Census Bureau Report
Census figures show May cotton consumption at 620909 bales lint and 76084 linters, with May on hand in consuming establishments and storage totaling over 8 million lint bales and about 50 thousand linters. May imports reached 98648 bales while exports hit 591450, and May active spindles stood at 24571498. Cotton growing states account for 514221 bales consumed and 1,104,702 bales on hand in consuming establishments May 31.
Georgia peach yield forecast at 4 590 000 bushels
Athens June 14 The U S Department of Agriculture and Georgia State College of Agriculture estimate Georgia peach yield at 4 590 000 bushels this year, well above last year’s 1 170 000 but below the 1926 1930 five year high. National forecast 46 101 000 bushels with southern states at 10 597 000. Late freezes and warm spells affected crops. May weather mostly favorable in Georgia. rainfall scant in north regions. showers since helped the south.
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Pelham Doctor Installed as Georgia Dentists President
Dr. J. R. O Neal of Pelham was named president of the Georgia State Dental Association at an executive council meeting. G. A. Mitchell of Atlanta was elected vice president, with Natt G. Gattis of Columbus and R. E. L. Pattilo of Moultrie as delegates at large. Edna Bolt of Atlanta was elected president of the Georgia Dental Hygienists and Evaline Hart of Atlanta as president elect.
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J. R. O’neal
Pelham
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Atlanta
Former millionaire contractor Andrew Patterson found dead
Andrew Lamar Patterson 60 former New Orleans contractor and ex president of the American Alcohol Distillery was found shot and missing a weapon. Coroner ruled death by self inflicted gunshot and the body sent to Macon Georgia for interment after relatives request. Patterson once profited from a half million dollar sale and later faced tax investigations before a divorce and long absence.
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Stoddard King Dies of Sleeping Sickness at 43
Spokane obituary reports humorist and columnist Stoddard King died at age 43 from sleeping sickness at his home. He authored There's a Long, Long Trail and led the Facetious Fragments column in the Spokesman-Review. King gained fame for the WWI era song and wrote The Lyric as a Yale student.
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Lincoln's spy known as The Flea dies near Chicago
Jason H. Edgerly, longtime Civil War figure and personal spy for President Lincoln, died at 95 at his Blue Island home. The New Englander earned the nickname after allegedly obtaining Confederate Willow Creek battle plans, with Lincoln praising his elusive success and quipping about “putting fingers on a flea.”
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Princely Mdivanis in Second Marital Troubles
In Los Angeles on June 14 the Georgian House of Mdivani faces fresh troubles. Prince David Mdivani is sued for divorce by Mae Murray, while Serge Mdivani faces a separate maintenance suit by opera singer Mary McCormic alleging cruelty and jealousy. McCormic seeks $600 monthly support, $7,500 in fees, and an accounting of community property, asserting a $40,000 loan with incomplete repayment.
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Wise greets St. Louis leaders on arrival in city
Rabbi Stephen Wise arrived in St. Louis from New York to address a meeting of Jewish leaders and formed a reception committee. He arrived early, changed plans, and greeted the delegation with a greeting in behalf of the City of St. Louis. In Pittsburgh a heat to sound device forms a growl from warmth, matching a distant match. In Chicago a soapbox dispute ends with both men discharged and praised for language purity.
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Long Island Talks of Secession Over Taxes and Tolls
Queens Republican leader Warren B. Ashmead backs secession from New York as a reaction to auto taxes and bridge tolls proposed by New York City. He says personally it would be a great thing for the state.
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LaGrange Man Heads Lions Club of Georgia
George S. Johnson of LaGrange was elected to lead the Lions Club of Georgia at the closing session of the annual convention. Decatur was selected as the next meeting place.
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Crossword style list of clues from yesterday’s puzzle
A scrambled set of crossword clues including across and down hints. Entries reference dances marks trees voices and various common terms with scattered references to mythology geography and abstract ideas. The puzzle also employs archaic spellings and partial phrases typical of vintage crosswords.
New York Coffee Market Steady Trade
Coffee futures in New York closed steady with Rio and Santos quotes flat. Rio spot and futures saw 20 000 bag sales with July at 5 85, Sept 5 82 and March 5 71, while Santos futures moved around 8 15 for July and 7 89 90 for March, reflecting light demand.
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Chicago Poultry Market Recap From June Auction
Chicago reports a steady live poultry market with 40 trucks. Hens and roosters range 9 to 14 cents, leghorns and broilers 11 to 13, turkeys 10 to 12, spring ducks 6 to 8, old stock 5 to 6, geese 6 to 4?4, and rocks 17 to 20.
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Grain prices and futures at St. Louis market
St Louis cash grain report lists Wheat No 1 red at 77 and July futures 76. Corn No 2 yellow at 48 to 43 cents with July at 44 44. Oats No 2 white at 29 and No 3 at 29. Prices shown for No 3, 42 percent.
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