New Orleans and New York Cotton Prices Market Summary
Ruling prices for New Orleans and New York cotton markets show steady tone with middling values. New Orleans: July and Dec futures traded around 12.80 to 13.78, with various highs and lows reported amid a fluctuating exchange day. New York: July to Dec futures ranged from about 11.60 to 13.28 cents per pound, reflecting a steady market with closing yields near 12.92 to 13.27 cents. Foreign money rates list Sterling at 3.934, France at 8.65, and Marks at 1.63. Public service earnings survey notes combined net earnings rising, with several months ending April showing increases and large total reserves.
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Liberty Bonds
Nance Securities
Dikestinia
Sbseseretterenes
Market Letter From New Orleans Warrants Cautious View
May 24 New Orleans market wire notes the undertone edged toward mild improvement on foreign political and labor news, but exchange markets show ease amid European tensions. Reports mention Germany promising to pull back troops near the Upper Silesian frontier and possible Polish dissensions. Liverpool dispatches indicate miners and owners to resume deputations Thursday. Manchester reports sporadic cloth sales to India amid wool shortages. Weather notes: no rain with scattered conditions overnight.
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New Orleans
Germany
Cate
Liverpool
Manchester
India
Market weather and crop outlook amid darled trade notes
Weather favored last week with less rain and higher temperatures lifting sentiment for the weekly government crop review due tomorrow. Grain trades show activity and expectations of revival as June 2 crop report nears, while Oklahoma and north Texas face moisture shortages and showers are forecast. Washington officials seek better market response following reparation talks, anticipating further rediscount rate reductions. Moonshiners of France reportedly make parsley absinthe substitute, described as more deadly than the outlawed liquor.
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Galveston
Oklahoma
Texas
Washington
France
Lost Children Poem by Mary Stewart
The poem describes a wandering fairy child who promises to be a mother’s child for a day then vanishes behind a hedge. The speaker reflects on lost children and mothers who search in vain, noting lonely homes and yearning hearts. The line ends invite readers to read the Banner Want Ads for profit and results.
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Woney
Bankrupt stock of goods for sale in Athens Georgia
Undersigned will offer for sale on May 30 at 1 p m in room 416 Southern Mutual Building Athens Georgia the stock of dry goods notions shoes hats clothing groceries and general merchandise of Blackwell Brothers bankrupts of Mayaville Georgia Inventory value about fifteen thousand dollars also fixtures and notes and accounts will be offered for sale Parties interested can examine property further information write to William Miller Receiver Stephen C Upson Atty Green Michael Attys Athans Ga
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Athens
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Blackwell Brothers
Mayaville
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