Cotton Futures Sell Off As Weather Improves
New York reports show cotton futures slipping after a weekend high, closed at 28.60 with the market down 13 to Sb points. Weather in the southern belt turned more favorable, weighing on prices as Liverpool demand waned and export prospects cooled. Port receipts and weekly US production data supported some losses, while New Orleans spot prices remained steady to slightly lower amid soft demand.
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New York
Liver Woo
Orleana
Peme
Yesterias
Liverpool
Yeaterday
Roglieh
Corenga
Aml
Hese
Rome
Mayo
Wiami
United States
Slavka Si Hixporta
Cotton Letters Signal Market Watch Amid Production Push
New York reports indicate rail and cotton markets show rising activity as forecasts point to higher prices if weather improves. Analysts note record freight and production levels, with traders watching shipments and consumption for signs of sustained advance through spring and into summer.
Cotton Prices and Receipts Across Ports and Movements
A historical cotton market snapshot shows middling prices and receipts across multiple ports and interior lines. It lists locations such as Savannah Wilmington Baltimore Norfolk Montgomery and Memphis with middling values and shipments, receipts, stocks, and exports, reflecting daily movement and overall totals for the period.
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Fort
Sraso Porte
Thonston
Memphis
Baler
Tock
Angostar
St Louis
Ajanta
Datlan
Montgomery
Cotton Seed Oil Prices and Trading in New York
New York April reports show cotton seed oil trading 10 to 12 points higher early on prospects of increased cotton acreage and a softer cotton market. Later lard futures sparked covering and a moderate rally as closing bids moved 1 to 7 points lower. Sales reached 18,300 barrels unadjusted. prime grade oil quoted at $10.50, prime aprimer yellow spot $31.05 to $12.25, March and July contracts at $11.63 and $12.72 respectively.
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Coffee futures recover amid steadier Brazil cables
New York April coffee futures firm after losses as Brazil cable steadiness supports a cautious rebound. Trading desk notes imply April via December contracts with varied quotes around 9.35 to 8.38 and lingering pressure from Brazil-based supply factors.
Upward Trend in Bond Prices Across Markets
New York April 6 bond prices continued to rise though gains were small. U.S. government issues remained firm while some South American issues weakened. Railroad stocks advanced, and copper, chemical, and rubber shares moved modestly. Call money and foreign exchange rates shown with limited volatility. totals indicate active trading and varied sector performance.
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Uruguay
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Virginia Carolina Chemical
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Georgia deficits fall, Dun's report cites drop in defaults
Dun's Review shows Georgia commercial defaults down sharply in the latest quarter compared with the prior year. The report notes lower indebtedness across several states, with Georgia, Florida, Maryland and others recording reduced failures and curtailed credit exposure amid a broader regional trend.
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Stulee
Georgia
Sage Carolina
Maryland
Florida
S. Attos
Hester’s Weekly Cotton Statement Highlights Sugar Market Moves
New York reports a firmer raw sugar market with gains of 1 to 2 points at times and prompt shipments heavy in Cubas and Porto Rios. Futures show July at 5.87, September 5.18, December 5.87, while refined sugar climbs 10 to 25 points with granulated quoted 9.00 to 9.25.
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New York
Former service man killed in accident near Oxford
Chattanooga Tenn April 6 Lee Collier an ex service man was instantly killed when an automobile driven by O H Mize of Delta Ala turned turtle near Oxford Ala Mize had picked Collier up within 100 yards of the crash This is the second tragic death in the Collier family within the past few Sears
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Tenn
Lee Collier
Oxford
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O. H. Mize
Delta
Collier
Sears
New High Seen in Wheat Prices
Chicago April 6. New high price records for the season were reached by July and September wheat deliveries. Unfavorable crop conditions in the southwest and seeding delays in the northwest bolstered the rise. May and July contracts price levels are noted with minor advances and broad speculative interest appears to be growing. Corn and oats also advanced while hog prices weakened provisions.
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Goede
Gona Ag
Dennima Bern
Oda
Paxt & Flagg
Chicago
Wheat and cattle market notes from Chicago and Midwest
Agricultural market blotter reports cash wheat prices and cattle receipts across Chicago and Kansas City with prices for No 2 white and yellow wheat, hog values at 7.25, cattle steady to uneven, and regional quotes from St Louis and Louisville. Includes pork, sheep, and potato price context and commodity movements April 6-8.
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Pa Chi
Tara
Dun's Report Signals Cautious Business Conservatism
New York April 6 Dun's Row indicates increased conservatism in business circles. Despite revived commerce and speculative temptations in some institutions, prudent interests avoid over expansion. Pig iron output nears 600 furnaces, capacity operations rise, signaling replenishment of supplies and strong demand for current and future needs. Weekly bank clearings total 7,190,125,000.
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Dun
Muret
Milla
Dynamite Explosion Shakes West Nashville Suburb
An accidental dynamite blast at a sewer excavation site in West Nashville near Alabama and 46th Avenue at 9 am damaged many homes and injured several people. Initial reports suggested fatalities but later checks found no confirmed deaths. Residents three blocks away were knocked down by the blast and debris.
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Forty Sixth Avenues
Lames
Bishop Ainsworth to Visit Montezuma
Montezuma Georgia April 6 special. Bishop W N Ainsworth and several ministers from the South Georgia conference will visit Monday. Ainsworth once pastored the local Methodist church and will be greeted warmly. Afternoon and evening services are planned at the Methodist church with Oglethorpe and Clearview charges invited. Supper will follow in the church parlors.
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W. N. Ainsworth
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Bishop Ainsworth
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Oglethorpe
Clearview
Live poultry prices steady in New York market report
New York April 6 live poultry prices hold steady with roosters at about 7 cents and various poultry items showing weaker or mixed demand. Receipts across the region total around 170. Chicago and Kansas City markets note unchanged butter and poultry values in their reports.
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Rowls
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Provisions and naval stores market notes in April listings
The itemized report shows Chicago provisions with lard at 14.40 and Cornfield products including hams bacon and pork sausage, alongside Savannah and Jacksonville turpentine and rosin in early April. Prices and receipts are listed for turpentine grades and rosin with stock figures.
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Atlanta
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Teres
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Recelpte
Gees I Firm
Advances in Rails Feature Of Stock Market Friday
Stock market gains on a railroads conference over new equipment spending, with Northern Pacific and Woolworth showing strong moves. March auto production hits a monthly high, while iron and steel prices rise. Federal reserve and Mellon policy cited as debate continues on credit and rates.
Currency Comptroller Calls for Bank Condition Report
Washington April 6 The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business on Tuesday April 3.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Actress Seeks Share in Hanna Estate Controversy
White Plains April 6 Actress June Avis Frving claims she was engaged to be Hanna fund publisher Jute Day Hanna and seeks 317.5 million from his estate. She argues a life dowry and quarterly payments were promised, while executors will be asked to account.
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Mrs Mary F Perry Dies in Americus
Americus Ga April 6 in Americus funeral today for Mrs Mary Frances Perry 78 who died Thursday at her home after lengthy illness Rev John M Qoutler First Methodist and Rev James B Lawrence Calvary Episcopal officiated from the home of Mrs Birs At Gatewood and interment in Oak Grove Cemetery She survived by husband I Peery two daughters Mrs A J Gatewood of Americus and Mrs R F Allison of Americus a sister and a brother John M Ginver of Pelham.
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Oak Grove Cemetery
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R. FB. Allison
America
John M. Ginver
Pelham
January Imports Show Big Increase
Preliminary estimates from the commerce department show U S imports in January valued at 319000000, rising 12 million over January 1922 and 25 million above December. Washington reports the rise reflects higher shipments.
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Commerce Department
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