Market exchanges closed today for Good Friday
Weather fair and warmer. All market exchanges will be closed today including New York cotton stock produce coffee cotton seed oil markets in Boston Baltimore Philadelphia Cincinnati Kansas City St Louis New Orleans Chicago board of trade and foreign markets in Liverpool London Paris due to Good Friday. The Chicago market reports cold weather.
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Wheat and corn mixed as frost warnings move markets
Market news from the Southwest notes firmer wheats on frost fears despite denials of severe cold. May contracts show tightness with deferred deliveries slipping later, while corn gains fade from liquidation and Argentina cargoes buoy Chicago lifting. Cotton futures drift as Liverpool and New York trading reflect quiet optimism with mixed early results.
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New Orleans Cotton Dips Early on Cold Weather Runs
In New Orleans April 9 the cotton market opened 5 to 9 points lower as heavy selling from short accounts and realizing sales over the holidays pressured prices. Frost reports in Texas and possible damage to young cotton spurred some buying. by noon the market showed 2 to 6 points down with a steady tone and middling at 13 3 16 cents.
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Markets Review From Yesterday Sparks Investor Chatter
Yesterday's market wrap highlights mixed equity moves and notable activity in energy and financial sectors. Investors await economic data as volatility lingers and major indexes show modest gains and losses.
Atlanta Weather Forecast Report in April
Special to the Banner from Atlanta Georgia forecast through Friday evening notes a fair day with slight warmth in the northwest. The cold wave moved south and east bringing clear weather except in the eastern cotton belt. Frosts occurred in Oklahoma and Arkansas with record low temperatures noted at several stations including 32 degrees at Atlanta.
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Temperature spread signals cold Midwest and rising West
Temperatures span 64 at Jacksonville to 34 at Atlanta and 18 at Huron with 2 at Nashville St Louis and Chicago. A new disturbance approaches from the north Pacific coast as the West and Northwest warm. Friday looks fair with temperatures rising rapidly Friday afternoon.
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Industrial Progress in Georgialand
The Industrial Index reports Southeast progress with St Augustine fire losses exceeding 600000 dollars and St Johns county paving bonds of 650000. It notes planned hotel construction replacing burned structures and new lumber and creosote ventures linking Louisville and Brunswick. Construction across Alabama Florida Georgia includes courthouses libraries schools theaters apartment buildings and warehouses with multiple cities named.
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Construction projects and industrial plans across several states
Fragmented OCR notes list through a chain of proposed works and companies in Georgia Alabama Florida and others, mentioning banks, paving, sewers, hydroelectric plants, mills, gins, a railway, and a new corporation with stock. It also contains a medical ad for Rheumat cleansing impurities from the body.
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