Markets New York Cotton Ruling Prices
Spot cotton prices across cities show steady or quiet trading. Athens and Atlanta hold around 12.50 and 11.56 cents, New York 12.65, New Orleans 11.88, Philadelphia 12.90, Norfolk 11.55, Savannah 11.76 cents.
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New York
Athens
Atlanta
New Orleana
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Savannah
New Orleans
Exchange
Liverpool
Tone
Vetady
Faialing
France
Chicago
Annes
Henry L. Doherty
Doherty
Ince
Askoc
Aaneevee
New Orleans Market Brief on May Cotton Outlook
May 18 in New Orleans reports the undertone not strong despite private wires signaling resumed talks to settle the British miners strike. Weather and crop conditions drive mixed sentiment with better interior temperatures and lighter rain aiding progress though cotton growth remains variable across regions.
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F. J. Linnell, & Co
Mowen
New Orleans
New York
Wabbington
Georgio
Rete Nedaeoe
Omen i
Simor
Texas
Oklahoma
Central Belt
South Atlantics
England
Conditions Abroad Warn of uneven global recovery
European industry shows revival with improved plants, rail and fuel supply, but world markets face overhangs as stocks remain high and prices deflate. Analysts say strong foreign government securities demand, while labor tensions vary by region, and U S hopes for eventual market rebound amid ongoing adjustments.
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Europe
United States
New York National A
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Omrers & Basis
Isquea
Maeta L
Othe Réeserve
Y M C A Ball Clubs Organized For Play
A long roster lists team members and captains for YMCA ball clubs and their upcoming schedule. Games span May to June with matchups including Slaughter Hopkins Bedgood Meadow Slaughter Smith and Meadow Davis. The article mixes notices on cotton reports, weather, and economic commentary alongside the sports roster.
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N. G. Slaughter
Ri Me ‘Whorter
W. ™. Pittard
Fred Dean
George Thornton
George Willams
Francis Price
Jony Costa
Harry Dews
Joel
Tom Stokes
W. R. Bedgood
Titan
Erwin
Henry M
Hope Smith
W. H Owens Bretry
Hugh Iton
Lay Ga Dow
Hopkind
Davis
Slair
Meadow
Bedgood
Slaughter
Jvis
Smith
Slaughter Va. Smith
Redgood
Hopkins
Single stalk cotton culture gains favor nationwide
The U S Department of Agriculture reports 25 to 100 percent yield increases from the close spacing method, enabling early fruiting and better light access. By keeping plants 3 to 8 inches tall before thinning, vegetative branches are suppressed to favor central stalks and fruiting branches, improving boll development and reducing boll weevil damage.
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United State Department of Agriculture
Department
Pepiarer
Ie Nealov
Department of Agricuture
Fausts
Farm Bureau Pushes Cut in Oil and Fertilizer Inspectors
The Georgia Farm Bureau advisory board urged reducing oil and fertilizer inspectors to save state funds. They proposed limiting inspectors to six with traveling staff, reallocating inspector fees to the treasury. The group also urged abolishing the state bureau of markets and opposed the Sapiro cotton marketing plan, praising Governor Hardwick’s economy stance. The meeting, with 17 board members from 12 districts, noted solid finances and growing membership.
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Georgia
Advisory Board of Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas W. Hardwick
Farm Bureau
Te Treasury
State Bureau of Markets
State College of Agriculture
Buréau of Markets
Federation
Sapiro
Charles 8. Barrett
Cv Ration Compitatee
Georgia Cotton ‘Growers’ Association
Heant
J. G. Oliver
R. A. Kelly
Village set built at Bronton studios in Lee Mine
An entire block length village was constructed at Bronton studios Lee Mine for a butcher shop several grocery stores a church and a United States post office. The fragment notes indicate a curated set piece with multiple businesses and a postal facility included in the scene.
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Brunton
Lee Mine
Mogsti Ene
United States Post
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The fragmentary note reports an item labeledAdv and hints at a figure or price linked to a purchase option. It remains unclear and lacks concrete entities, dates, or places to identify a clear subject or outcome.
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Fountain Pen Hospital
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Peoples Bank
Athens, Georgia
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Bray
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