Athens cotton market report notes size and steadiness
Miller and Co reports Athens as Georgia second largest inland cotton market and sixth in the world with spots steady at 133. New York quoted 14.50 and Liverpool 7.84. The cotton letter from New York notes Liverpool brokers selling, signs of a bear market but forecasts liquidation ahead of Saturday ginning figures amid freeze damage and strong consumption estimates.
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Athens Cotton Exchange Market Report
The Athens Cotton Exchange reports steady to higher tones with May futures up 1 to 2 points after noon. Middling cotton at 7.84 with 7,004 bales sold, 5,000 of them American. Banking and tariff notes loom as analysts call for higher prices while weather and pests threaten later yields.
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Accuser Prominence Ties Prison Charge to Hawthorne
Special to the Banner reports Julian Hawthorne and fellow prisoner Dr Morten alleging harsh conditions at the federal prison in Atlanta. Warden Wan Moyer faces scrutiny as other ex-inmates amplify claims of inadequate food and alleged torture under prison rules.
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Georgia Spends Twenty Five Million on Fertilizers
A Georgia report shows about 25 million dollars spent on commercial fertilizers from Oct 2 to Oct 1, with total state usage reaching record levels. Georgia farmers purchased around 1,202,722 tons of fertilizers and 52,748 tons of cotton seed meal, fueling a high season for crop nutrients.
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Warden Moyer's Prison Policy Under Scrutiny
The article reviews Warden Moyer's humane approach to Atlanta prison operations, noting efforts to balance discipline with inmate welfare. It reports that former inmates and observers find no evidence of inhumane punishment or scarce food, while acknowledging resistance from some who dislike strict discipline and opposition to his methods.
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Incomplete OCR Prompt on Congressional Inquiry
Fragmentary text discusses improving conditions for the unfortunate within jurisdiction and mentions a congressional investigation. It suggests errors in charges and calls for justice to prevent similar charges in the future. The passage is garbled and difficult to parse fully.
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