Market Quotations for Wheat and Produce on June 27
Chicago grain and produce prices show ongoing activity with July and September futures for wheat and corn, oats, rye, and fats like lard ribs bellies. Values reflect bid offers and percentage changes across several contract months in a typical mid year quotation sheet.
Turpentine firm at 9014c in Savannah
Turpentine operation reported in Savannah Georgia at location 9014c with activity noted on June 27. Local records show ongoing production or storage at the facility. No further details given in the brief notice.
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Savannah
Grain futures in St Louis market report
Wheat for July at 31.47 and September at 1.4634 with December at 1.48. Corn July at 99¼ and September at 1.01 with December at 87¼ cents. Prices listed from St Louis grain market under judge 27.
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St. Louis
New York and Chicago Market Notes June 27
New York stocks strong and bonds dull as foreign exchanges hold steady. Cotton up while sugar and coffee are on holiday. Chicago markets show wheat weak and corn lower with cattle higher and hogs strong. New York spot cotton remains steady at middling 24.60.
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New York
Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Prices Report
New Orleans market numbers show measurements for June 27 to July 23 with quotes for nearby and deferred contracts. Spot ranges 23.50 to 23.62 cents per pound with futures at 23.28 to 23.31 for October and 23.41 to 23.43 for December along with 23.47 for January and 23.56 for March.
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New Orleans
English Nobility and the Peerage System
The article outlines four main ranks marquis earl viscount and baron forming the upper house membership as lords temporal. L archbishops of the established church are lords spiritual and hold seats in the upper house though not peers of the realm.
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Edri
French Aviators Discuss Trans Atlantic Flight
Paris May 21 Aviators Paul Tarascon and Francis Coll discuss a Paris to New York nonstop flight planned for the summer. They estimate a five in 100 chance of success with a 30 hour endurance and 2600 mile precedent cited. Experts tune engines and plan fuel storage for July start.
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Paris
Paul Tarascon
Francis Coll
New York
Coli
England
Ireland
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Shepherd Found Not Guilty In Controversial Trial Verdict
After long deliberations the jury acquitted William Darling Shepherd of murder in the McClintock case. He left the jail to cheers and a media mob, defended by Stewart and O'Brien, who called the verdict a vindication of the jury system.
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Shepherd
Stewart
Crowe
O’brien
Fairman
Marchand
Olson
Chicago
McClintock
William Nelson McClintock
Wiliam Darling Shepherd
Billy
Emma Nelson McClintock
Ilinois Supreme Court
Julie
Dutch Lawmakers Block Olympic Funding in 1928
The Hague May 20 Dutch legislators rejected a 1 001 090 florin guarantee fund for Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games by 48 to 36 with clerical opposition citing paganism and immorality while liberals warned of Holland losing prestige abroad. An Amsterdam council appeal to organize a public fund followed.
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Hague
Holland
Matl
Amsterdam
Kersten
HoFkland
Los Angeles
Wild animals suffer unequally in captivity and live longer
The text notes many wild animals in captivity suffer and have shortened lives, notably foxes and monkeys. Elephants and apes appear less afflicted and may live long, while mortality in sociological parks remains very high.
Wall Street District Builds a Multinational Community
New York June 27 Wall Street the office hub hosts 800000 by day and a tenement population of 10000 by night The Bowling Green Neighborhood Association funds a four story headquarters a $500000 riverfront playground and multiple clubs and clinics The district includes 23 nationalities led by Irish pioneers later joined by Austrians Syrians and Greeks Racial lines fade as common employment unites diverse residents and the association notes 3731 women 2651 men on payrolls with average family earnings of 1600 as the next generation learns English and 23 nations share a common tongue.
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New York
Wall Street
Bowling Green
Manhattan
Equitable
Empire
Paul Franklin
Rome Critics Condemn Modern Architecture Blight
In Rome a chorus of artists and lovers of architecture condemn standardized design. They mourn the loss of distinct urban character as new Prati and Ludovisi blocks rise and public buildings fare poorly in exterior decoration, fearing old beauty will be sacrificed to bland imitation.
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Rome
Colosseum
Old
Ame
Prati
Ludovisi
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