Cotton Letters and Wall Street Notes From Athens and New York
Athens area Cotton Factors Griffith and Welch report last year’s exports at 98 041 and 71 224 for the prior year while Dallas wires Texas weather. New York reports trade weak with mixed sentiment and a possible bull tilt but reluctance to buy at 13 cents. Memphis notes favorable week for cotton with rain and cooler temperatures improving growth. state by state crop updates show varied progress with overall strong opening and rapid picking in many districts. McConnell’s Wall Street Letter highlights stronger money markets, higher lending rates, continued crop optimism, and textile demand amid steady employment and higher raw material costs.
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New York
Washington
Clevenberg
Memphis
Coton
Texas
Oklahoma
Alabama
Atlantic States
Ular
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
West
Central
J. B. Turner
New England
Scarcity in better grades and rising utility securities
Dorsey Furniture reports steady wood supply with scarcity in top grades and no rise in pig iron tonnage yet. Prices for future deliveries firming. Financial writer notes 1.17 billion dollars in new corporate securities issued since Jan 1, down from last year, signaling cautious but improving investment climate. Vanderlip urges study of public utility securities for capital returns. Also an eczema ointment ad endorses Dr Hobson's ointment with a verified patient testimonial.
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Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
New Jersey
Howard F. McConnell
Wall Stret
New York City
Athens Leads Georgia Cotton Trade as World Market Cites Shortage
Miller & Co reports Athens as the second largest inland cotton market in Georgia and sixth in the world with about 300 receipts for the day. New York quotes 13.20, Liverpool 7.394, and spot mids at 7.40. Shipping data shows mixed rainfall across states while markets reflect tariff effects and modest profits forecasts.
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Athens
Georgia
New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered Against All Cases
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio pledges to pay $100 for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason witnessed the oath dated December 6, 1836. The appeal promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally with testimonials and a claim for constipations relief.
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Strapler
Dubuque Town
Pfeiffer Chemical Company
St. Louis
Philadelphia
State of Obis
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J. Chene
A. W. Gleason
Eta
Cheney
Hal
Week of major trials and gatherings across North America
Washington reports impeachment trial plans for Governor Sulzer in New York with anticipated bitter contest. Thaw case hearings proceed in Montreal. Mexican Independence Day sparks rumors of regional demonstrations. Alberta, G A R, Odd Fellows, refrigeration congress, life insurance writers, spiritualists, public health and Canadian industry groups convene in North America.
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Washington, D. C
High Court of
Court of Appeals
State Senate
William Sulzer
New York
Sulzer
United States
Thaw
Montreal
Immigration Department
Southern
Republic
Alberta
South
Chattanooga
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Minneapolis
Order
Canada
Mexico
Chicago
National Association of Life Unwriters
Atlantic City
National Spiritualists’ Association
Canadian Public Health Association
Regina
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Halifax
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cotton News
Harris, Stephenson & Co
Athens, Ga
Hardeman & Phinizy
Athens Cotton Exchange
C. B. Griffith
C. H. Phinizy
J. T. Kilpatrick
Dallas
Wires
Riordan
Parrott
Anderson
Turner
TERS
McConnell's
Wall Street
Aee
Eae
Sere
Liverpool Cotton
Tees
Sees Tees Sees Ooo
Oe Wenn
Orleans
Cee
Bee Seuss
Jan
Anne
Sates Cee
Morden & Co
E. F. Hottin & Co
Miller & Co
London
Erie
Norfolk
East Veras
Palestine
Lou- Waiana
Belt
Kofler
Groeks
Northern Pacific
Clark
Den
Dow, Jones & Co
Financial Bureau
Chronicle
U. S
Great Waterways
Mall
Womi
M. Summers
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