Cotton Market Edges Higher In Early New York Trade
The New York Cotton Market opened firm on Liverpool strength and cash demand. Prices moved up but pulled back from highs as traders cited active interest from local dealers and a cautious tone, with October and December positions showing modest gains before closing near session lows.
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Liverpool
Pullien
Abaens
Mba
Iverpool
Osha
Opediog
Muuthers
Washin
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Bae
Chicago Commodities and Livestock Quotes Report
The column lists Chicago quotations for wheat, corn, and other grains, with prices like no 2 red wheat at 1.25 and yellow corn around 53, plus clover seed at 17 to 18, pork loin and lard values, and live stock notes. Receipts total about 3,000 with activity mixed, including cattle, calves, and hogs showing varied bids and steady to lower trends.
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Chicago
New York dairy prices and Chicago potato trends noted
Market report outlines butter, eggs, cheese and poultry in New York with fluctuating quotes and firm live poultry. Chicago potato prices rise with Minnesota Ohio Wisconsin and Maine varieties cited. Sugar and other commodities show varied futures, with refinery activity described as irregular. Overall market activity appears mixed across dairy, produce, and energy sectors.
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New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Ted River
Registration at Georgia University Expected to Rise
The registrar says enrollment for the current session is advancing at a healthy pace and should exceed last year’s total after the first ten days. He notes last year’s count neared 400, with about 200 more students anticipated this session, indicating a strong intake for the University of Georgia.
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University of Georgia
U University
The
Georgia University
Soft Coal Prices Rise Across Local Markets
Soft coal prices have been increased by 25 cents per ton by several companies starting April 1, with further raises expected from other firms. Current price ranges sit between 5.25 and 8.25 dollars per ton for heating and cooking grades, reflecting a broad market move.
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UIS
Sccordicne
Thuredsy
Trotsky Cheer at Soviet Meeting Amid Polish Ultimatum
Leon Trotsky orator brushes past tense to claim Poland sent an ultimatum demanding full fulfillment of peace terms signed in Riga. He states Polish generals pressed for treaty provisions while Poland faced internal pressure, signaling a tense stance at the Soviet rally.
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Trotzky
Meacow
Leon Trotzky
Pslot
Poland
Rigs
Thor Ake
Poliah Generaia
Liberty bonds and market notes on Wall Street activity
The report covers Liberty bonds prices with various series and yields, plus a Wall Street summary noting gains in stocks like steel and rail, and a broad view of money markets, currencies, and commodity movements. It mentions bullion trends, bullion prices, and exchange rates, including silver, London quotes, and Chinese exchange movements. It also lists several corporate names and bonds in the week’s market roundup.
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Allver Osha Mosier Walmees
Aees
Dejudd
Eabtigy
Nemand
Greece
Norway
Kegan
Ene
de' S Maid
Montreal
China
Ima
Shanghai
London
Deslora
Orient
Mezco United
Bretes
Ganedg
South Amelia
Ben Vial
Bes Ap
Applause for Actors Worries Managers on Broadway
A chaotic note on theater applause shows audience cheers for actors growing into a habit that unsettles managers. The piece traces applause from stars to supporting players, noting how complimentary tickets fuel the custom and disrupt performances when a standout character appears.
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Broadway
Auto collision at Brown ledge and James car crash at Madge Brothers Grocery
A car owned by a Black Baptist named Brown and another driven by James collided with Madge Brothers Grocery on Thomas Street. James allegedly swerved to avoid a Ford, striking a metal pole and damaging the store front. Brown claims no knowledge of James driving the other car amidst the incident.
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Brown
Er James
Madge Brothers Grocery
Thomas Street
Rocary
James Harl
Athens Rail Schedule Fragments and Arrivals Notice
Fragmented OCR shows Georgia Railroad and connections from Union Depot to Athens and surrounding lines. Mentions Birmingham Atlanta and Norfolk Wilmington routes with times around 11:25 am and late afternoon arrivals. Includes partial notes on Augate Pont Allenta and Arbor Place stations.
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Georgia Railroad
Union Depot
Pont
Augate
Allenta
Mirmingham
Atlanta
Marfolk
Wilmingwon
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