NY and New Orleans markets show mixed cotton and bond activity
New Orleans spot cotton closed quiet with low middling at 16.49 cents and inventories rising. New York stock list centers on major firms like American Can and Chrysler with mixed closes. government bonds yield varies across Treasury and municipal issues.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
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Ueeeas
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Bane
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Atchison
Ath Coast Line
Ohio
Barnsdall
California
Pet
Canadian Pac
Cerro de Passo
Chesapeake & Ohio
MIL
St. P. Pfd
iChic
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Chic
R. TL & Pac
Chile Copper
Chrysler Corp
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel
Col. Gas
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Dodge Bros
du Pont de Nem
Aoflais
Ferrie Railroad
Ceaeee
Freeport-Texas
Poceuenee Ob General Asphalt
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Ecco
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Cece
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Inter Tel
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Pan
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Louisville & Nash Mack Truck
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Eeeacae
Phillips Petroleum
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Sinclair Con Oi
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Maryland
Westinehouse
Eric Wheeline & L
Eric Marland
Anti-Saloon League Tool of Republicans Named by Senator Edwards
Washington June 27 The anti-saloon league was dubbed a tool of Republicans by Senator Edwards in a statement from the capital. The remark targets the league amid Prohibition debates and political maneuvering. Edwards urged supporters to scrutinize the league's influence on policy and party lines.
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Washington, D. C
Anti-Saloon League
Ed wards calls Wheeler a tool of anti saloon league in south runoff
Senator Edwards Democrat of New Jersey rebutts Wayne Wheeler and the anti saloon league claiming veiled threats target Governor Alfred Smith. He notes Wheeler’s third party threat in the south and cites Anderson’s Dixie tour showing Smith sentiment. Edwards says the president and Mellon rejected Roy A. Haynes as prohibition commissioner, signaling a broader reaction next year.
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Republican Party
Edwards
New Jersey
Wayne B. Wheeler
Wheeler
Moist
Alfred Smith
Anti-Saloon League
South
Smith
Facta
Anderson
New York
Southland
Dixie
League
Mellon
Roy A. Haynes
Doctors abandon hope for recovery of youth with broken neck
Macon Ga June 27 John H Gabbert 20 of Gordon Ga who broke his neck diving into a shallow pond weeks ago remains in critical condition at a local hospital. Doctors have given up hopes of saving him while his father W E Gabbert of Birmingham Alabama stays at the bedside.
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Macon
John H. Gabbert
Gordon
W. E. Gabbert
Birmingham
Alabama
Prominent Augusta Businessman Dies in Suicide
Augusta Ga June 27 Carl A Woodward former city council member and prominent businessman died at his home from pistol wounds reported by the coroner as self inflicted No motive given Funeral services set for Wednesday afternoon Survived by widow and five children
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Augusta
Carl A. Woodward
Little Prospect for Byrd's Hop Off Tonight
New York June 27. Weather bureau reports a low pressure system extending from Newfoundland to the steamer lanes. Meteorologist Jas H Kimball says it is unlikely the disturbance will allow a take off tonight and notes the storm previously caused a Sunday postponement at Roosevelt Field.
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New York
America
Weather Bureau
Newfoundland
Jas. H. Kimball
Roosevelt Field
Poultry Prices Report From Chicago Market
Chicago market report lists prices for live poultry on June 27 with fowls 20 cents, springs 25, broilers 21, turkeys 20, roosters 13 1/2, ducks 20, and geese 19.
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Chicago
Chicago Potatoes and Cobbler Prices Report
Chicago June 27 prices show North Carolina barrel Trish cobblers around 4.75 to 5.00 per unit, Virginia barrel Trish cobblers about 5.95, Arkansas snes Racked bliss priced at 38.00. Market notes indicate mixed shipments with regional variations and steady demand.
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Chicago
North Carolina
Virginia
Arkansas
Chicago Butter and Eggs Price Report
Butter market in Chicago on June 27 shows creamery extras at 40 percent, standards around 39 to 34, extra firsts about 39 to 40, firsts near 36 to 37, seconds 33 to 35, eggs higher with ordinary firsts about 21 to 22, storage packed extras 25, do firsts 24 to 24.
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Chicago
New York
Chicago Livestock and New York Sugar Markets Report
Chicago hog prices eased with 270 lb hogs down and heavier weights slow while 210 lb and lighter hogs stayed steady. Cattle markets showed steady to lower with best heavy steers at 14.10 and stockers slow. In New York raw sugar held at 4.58 delivered with refined at 6.10 to 6.20 for fine granulated.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
New York
Commodities Roundup: Butter, Grains, Oils Prices Shown
New York butter prices rise across extras and firsts with creameries quoted. Chicago cash grain lists wheat corn oats rye barley and seeds with varied bids. New York cottonseed oil closes steady with futures and spot prices across months and sales.
New Orleans Cottonseed Oil Prices Climb
In New Orleans on June 27, cottonseed oil closed strong with contracts rising across the board. Prime summer yellow quoted at 8.90, prime crude at 8.00, July at 9.15, and September through December futures steady around 9.40 to 9.45 with sustained demand.
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New York
New Orleans
Moultrie Hog Market Listings Update
The Moultrie hog market today lists No 1 Packer Hogs and No 2 Packer Hogs with price data and rough figures. Corrected daily by Swift and Company Moultrie GA updates market changes.
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Swift & Company
Moultrie
Webb on Trial Today at Douglas
Judge Harry D. Reed and Solicitor Spence preside over a special term in Douglas to try O. L. Webb charged with the criminal assault of a young Douglas white girl several weeks ago.
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Webb
Douglas
Thomasville
Waycross
Harry D. Reed
Spence
Coffee County Superior Court
O. L. Webb
American fliers depart for Warsaw under poor weather
Clarence Chamberlin and Chas Levine, American trans Atlantic aviators, left Marienbad for Warsaw amid drizzle and strong winds. Local aviators urged delay while observers noted the flight plan includes a visit to Moscow from Warsaw.
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Marienbad
Czechslovakia
Clarence Chamberlin
Chas. Levine
Warsaw
Poland
Moscow
Moving Day Ads Offer Local Hauling Service
Want ads promote moving day help with trucks ready for all kinds of haul ins. Contact 120 J for service trans. LS as yet.
Civitan International Meeting Opens in Nashville
Nashville hosts the seventh Civitan International convention with delegates from around the world gathering to celebrate good citizenship. The opening remarks included a welcome by a Tennessee official to the cosmopolitan delegation.
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Civitan International
Nashville
Tenn
Civilian International
Tennessee
Renator
Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Totals Reported
Savann ah naval stores report from Savannah Georgia on June 27 shows turpentine sales 46 percent with receipts 107 and shipments 675, stock 33 017. Rosin sales 819 receipts 2 774 shipments 675 stock 72 464 with quoted prices for grades B to F-T7.70 G to M 7.70 7.80 N 7.80 7.90 WG WW 8.25 8.50 X 8.50.
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Savannah Naval
Savannah
Liverpool Spot Cotton Prices and Sales Report
Liverpool reports cotton spot demand fair and prices easing with American grades showing declines. Sales reach 8,000 bales with 5,200 American. receipts 1,000 bales, no American. Futures closed quiet with July around 8.77 and later months steady near 9.0.
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Liverpool
Markets at a Glance: Wall Street Edges Lower
New York stocks weak while bonds show irregular moves and currencies stay firm. Commodities vary with cotton and sugar steady, coffee up, Chicago wheat firm, corn strong, cattle steady to lower, and hogs irregular.
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New York
Chicago
Market Quotes From St. Louis Cash Wheat and Corn
St Louis price report lists cash wheat No 3 red 1 60 No 2 hard 1 45 percent. Corn prices show No 3 and No 4 mixed 98 99 No 2 yellow 1 02 No 3 yellow 1 00 No 6 white 8 and No 2 white 52 No 3 white 46 percent.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
New York Poultry Prices Report
New York live poultry steady with varied freight and express prices for broilers and fowls. Dressed poultry lists fresh and frozen prices for chickens fowls old roosters and turkeys with several quoted ranges.
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NEW York Poultry
New York
Freight
Express
New York Eggs and Cheese Market Report
New York buyers see strong egg prices with fresh gathered firsts and extras across several categories from Eyes firm to nearby hennery whites. Cheese markets hold steady with steady receipts and varied prices across milk flats and fancy grades, reflecting mixed demand.
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New
York
New York
Hennery
Pacific Coast
Hints for Farms and Farm Animals in 1920s Guidance
Agricultural tips emphasize weedings and thinnings as vital for fields and woods. Notes decline in horses and mules since 1920, urging regional shifts to suitable work stock. warns brooders cause chick injuries and offers avoidance methods. Includes hogs aiding soil prep but harming young trees, tomato cultivation basics, avian tuberculosis, and pest control cautions.
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Corn Belt
United States Department of Agriculture
Dangers to Hogs and Trees From Pests and Poisons
Food scraps and feed can poison hogs through lye caustics and irritating substances. Hogs may also be poisoned by cockleburr, excess salt, meat brine, and horse nettle. Weakened shade trees fall to wood borers, but unthrifty trees may be saved with prompt nitrogen fertilizer.
Ex Service Men In Georgia Urged To Reinstate War Time Insurance
John M. Slaton Jr of the U S Veterans Bureau urges Georgia veterans to reinstate and convert their War Time Insurance before July 2 1927. He notes a national risk if thousands fail to act and explains the two premium method needed to restore term and other covered policies.
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John M. Slaton, Jr
U. S.veterans Bureau
Georgia
America
National Congress
Reinstatement Offer for Veterans Insurance in Georgia
Veterans in Georgia are urged to reinstate and convert their life insurance by paying all back premiums plus five percent annual interest from due dates. The government may place back premiums as a lien if paid, with the final date for reinstatement set as July 2. Ex service men should contact the U S Veterans Bureau regional office at 96 Pine Street, North East, Atlanta.
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Georgia
Tilden Reaches Wimbledon Singles Semi Finals Today
American star William Tilden advances to the Wimbledon singles semi finals by beating French player Jacques Brugnon in a rain interrupted match. The score progressed 6 3, 6 1, 3 6, 5.
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Tilden
Wimbledon
England
William T. Tilden
Jacques Brugnon
Court decision favors Radio Corp over DeForest firm
Philadelphia June 27. The United States circuit court of appeals for the second time rules in favor of the Radio Corporation of America in a patent dispute against the DeForest Radio Telephone and Telegraph Company over alleged infringement in vacuum tubes.
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Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court of. ‘Appeaia
Radio Corporation of America
DeForest Radio Telephone and Telegraph Company
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