Cotton Suffers Bad Break Under Heavy Liquidation
New Orleans and New York market reports show a severe decline in cotton futures led by May contracts, with prices slipping from 29.00 to around 20% lower amid heavy selling and cautious demand. Spot quotes in New Orleans and New York indicate subdued trading, with low middling around 26.7 cents and receipts and stocks noted, while analysts cite government forecasts and weather worries as bearish factors.
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Deliverey
Aleady
Luwe
Sinokity
Nepteusber
Department of Ven
Devi Ward
Sarbeuttiye
Avoruo
Porto
Laporte
New Orleans
New Orlans
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Cotton acreage report and grain futures summary
A Washington dispatch reports a department of agriculture projection of intended cotton plantings by state for 1025, with Virginia and North Carolina near 150 and 102 percent respectively. The note cites unfavorable planting conditions since April 1 and outlines ongoing analysis by agricultural officials to guide domestic and foreign demand planning.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Blocida
Louisiana
Jennersee
Arkansas
Missions
Oklahoma
Arizona
Mouranda
TU Amt Nepes
Nuine
Etielans
Department of Ayrtend
Ura
Pan Oagelentinen
Hester's Weekly Cotton Statement Fragment
Fragmentary OCR of Hester's Weekly Cotton Statement listing dates and figures. Mentions world cotton takings and weekly totals with unclear dates and figures, including references to August and prior year comparisons.
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Hester’s Weekly Cotton Statement
Wlett
Monty Halon
Sivan
Yan
Turin
Cotton market daily movement and prices across ports
New Orleans middlings quoted near 27.30 with receipts and stocks varying by port. Reports show Kingston Savannah and Washington activity, weekly receipts totaling over 34 thousand bales and interior movement in Houston and Memphis. New York notes cotton aged oil and grain movements with live poultry and cheese prices broadening market activity.
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Roeripta
Ton
Walen
VTE Winch
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Recelpte
Ataok
Savannah
Miluting
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Recelpts
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Middlivat
Bond Market Sees Small Shifts in Prices and Yields
From New York on April 20, bond prices showed minor changes amid a general market downturn. Government and railroad mortgage bonds moved within narrow limits while foreign issues improved slightly, led by stronger French bonds and modest gains in some issues, with broader market activity remaining subdued.
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York
Heng
Cerro da Paseo
Uailroad Wortgages
Surcow Vimite
Norfolk
Western Convertlite Axe
Jackson Hopeful Arsenate Free List Effort in Washington
Jackson, head of the buco of uarketa, returned from Washington with hopes that Attorney General Duugherty will place arsenate on the free list of imports. He argued calcium arsenate is not named, only white arsenic, and pressed for removal of duties. He also urged tariff commission support against reducing duties on vegetable oils, warning of hardship to peanut and cotton oil industries in the South.
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Department of Rusdes
Jackson
National Capital
Tariff Commission
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Dacksan
Price Reduction on Tank Gasoline by Standard Oil
New York April 26 Standard Oil Company of New Jersey cuts tank wagon prices in New Jersey Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia. Prices unchanged in the Carolinas. Texaco and other eastern refiners expected to follow. The cut attributed to large California crude production and expanded tanker movement to Atlantic seaboard refineries.
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Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Vilay
Maryland
Virginian
West Virginia
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Carolinas
Texiag Company
Caik
Ind
Niatdard Ulempany
California
Tanama Canal
Tia
Athintice
Standard Oi Company
New Jer
Wheat Declines as Rain Trusts Hold Back Losses
Chicago April 20 wheat prices fell on rains in the belt easing drought in parts of the winter crop region. May futures closed around 1.241 1 4 and July near 1.221 8, with oats and corn also softer. Government reports hint at lower spring wheat plantings, while Kansas crop conditions appear stronger than federal estimates, sending mixed signals through the session.
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Chicago
Erices
Nebraska
Kansas
Cotton Lettle Cereal Market Report Amid U S Actions
New Orleans April 20. Reports on financial and agricultural markets discuss government actions affecting futures, with notes on cotton prices and delivery expectations. Analysts from Hubbard Brow. & Co. and others describe liquidity, demand, and potential recovery, warning that government moves may temper activity while the cotton outlook remains cautiously stable.
Fragmented naval stores ledger entry from Savannah
In Savannah naval stores records an entry lists torpentine receipts and shipments broken figures: 1.8 sal ah receipts 670 whine meats 310 stock 217 receipts 1,2 shipments 258 atnek 59,082 quotes and various prices such as 5.00 35.00 and 6.50.
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Atnek
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Livermore and Wall Street Tilt Draw Market Talk
New York stocks rose amid broad market optimism and a warning from the commerce department about overproduction. Investors debated Jesse Livermore’s latest stance, with commentators noting his influence on Wall Street mood and the day’s trading focused on steel and metal prices amid shifting demand signals.
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Department of Commerce
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Jessa
Livermore
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National Book of Com
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Federal Reserve Banke
Tarland Nember
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la Follette
Mexico
Spain
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Cleveland
City
Chandler
Sharp Price Reactions in Day's Market Summary
New York April 20 market overview reports a sharp price reaction with large declines in industrials and railroads amid broader sector weakness. Trading notes show call money at 499 percent, money market easing on short maturities, active commercial paper, and only modest gains in some gas and oil issues after a day of volatility driven by gasoline, cotton, and sugar anxieties.
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Wilkon & Con
Erie
Wilson & Co
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Reyneldy
Boxeh Magdeto
Mack Wruet
Due Pont Toyder
Stewart
Warner
Possession of Liquor Held No Violation Of Prohibition Laws
Indianapolis Indiana April 204 fur reaching decision handed down by the supreme court of Indiana Thursday when it ruled that possession of intoxicating liquor is not a violation of state prohibition law. The court reversed an appeal from Delaware County circuit court holding that a technical failure of the 181 legislature to alter the title of an amendment to the 1017 prohibition law causes the original provisions of the 1917 act to prevail.
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Supreme Court of Indiana
Delaware County
Six Cars of Hogs Sold at Tennille Co-operative Event
Farmers from Worthington County attended the Tennille co operative hog sale. Approximately six thousand hogs were gathered from the region and shipped to Trebsonyille for grading No 1 quality. One car was sent to Raulkburg North Carolina. The sale was the fifth co operative hog event this year by Worthington County farmers, in conjunction with the Tennille Advertising club.
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Tennille
Gia
Woallngton
County End
Eure
Iveen
Armen & Ch
Trebsonyille
Raulkburg
N. C
N. C, An 'Fonters
Worthington
Buranw
Sennille
White Potatoes Prices and Shipments Report
Potatoes slow and prices weak as shipments across the United States show 1.063 million bushels. Wisconsin sacked whites quoted at $1.25 to $1.30 per ewt with top bids near $1.40. Minnesota sacked reds and whites trading around $2.00, with other bids noted for fancy stocks.
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United
Will Not Interrupt Trading in Grain Futures
Washington April 20 The department of agriculture issued a formal statement declaring that trading in grain futures would not be interrupted by the grain futures act as upheld by the supreme court so long as the exchanges comply with the law Several exchanges have met the requirements and the Chicago board of trade announced its intention to cooperate for the regulation
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Department of Agriculture
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Chicago Board of Trade
Champion Fiddlers To Test Supremacy At Asheville Contest
Champion fiddlers from Tennessee and North Carolina, O. J. Helton of Asheville and A. G. Stuart of Merriatown Ton, compete for the inter state championship at the Central Labor Union hall in Asheville. They will perform selections including Dunewood Mountain Nek Travel Cripple Creek Duvet the Road and other melodies.
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Rathday Tlehe
Eho Vontert
Central Labor Union
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Dunewood Mountain
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Capitol Heights Women Improve Streetwear in Overalls Parade
Visitors from Deanyhow's Business College and Arends Cooperative, led by G. Green and Louis D. Bennett, suspect the college's operations. Meanwhile Capitol Heights women, led by Mrs. Grace Stansbury, wear overalls to repair muddy streets, signaling a bold local initiative.
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Arends Cooperative Association
G. €. Green
Louis Dw. Bennett
Getreairy
Capitol Heights
Washington, D. C
Grace Stansbury
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