Cotton Market Ends Uneven After Mixed New York Trade
New York April 24 Cotton market shows irregular activity with May 1 easing and July near premium as week ends. early strength supported by New Orleans firmer tone and hopeful weekly statistics, while late session profit taking and bearish southwest crop chatter pressuring prices. Liverpool trade and recent heavy May and July buyers selling on the decline added to broad selling near close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Bears
Nsar
Gortie
Salem
Prima
Venota
Hung SL
Gabe
Mempluz
Rcotton
Basia
Linters
Cotton markets show mixed steady tone across ports
Cotton prices remain steady with middling quotes in Atlanta and several other ports. Reports show receipts and stocks varying by region, with mixed export activity and notable totals in New Orleans, Savannah, Charleston, and Liverpool weekly statistics reflecting overall market volatility.
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Fort Movement
New Orleans
Agra
Galvanton
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Beaton
Agles
Philadelphia
New York
Prauesr
Ae Ue
Tor
Market Notes and Weather Affecting Cotton Trade
Market in narrow range with May and July demand from Liverpool and local buyers. Weather in the belt favorable though slight showers in parts. Berlin reports a bad day due to Mexican tensions and Emperor Francis Joseph health rumors. Sea Island cotton Savannah prices and stocks noted along with weekly quotations for Georgia and Florida grades.
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Myers
Washington
Liverpool
New Orleans
New York
Barta
Listepool
Manchester
Inala
Sea Island
Savannah
Tone Quiet
Georgia
Fiorlan
Bervlingery
Berlin
Francis Joseph
Stocks and bond listings with mixed prices and yields
A compact list of stocks and bonds with various bid prices and yields including American Cotton, American Tobacco, Tel and Tel, Atchison, Georgia Central, Chicago lines, Reading, Republic Iron, Southern Bell, Southern Pacific, Texas Company, Union Pacific, and steel shares. Multiple entries show bid prices and coupons in a dense OCR fragment.
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Ares Ag
Bae
U.S
Panama
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Os Atchison Ged
Dm E. Iu
Avantte Coast Line
Col du Baltimors & Ohio cv
Gen
Benpoard Air Line
Southern Bell Telephone
Southern Pacific
Southern Halfway Ge
Texas Company
Texas and Pacific Ist
Oid
Union Pacific
UW. S& Steel
Virginia Carolina
Atchison
Baltimora & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Ghapesko
Ohio
Eric
General
Leta
Interborough
Atér
Ednade Olty
Souttin
Lehigh Valley
Lowsville & Nashv
Liggett & Z ‘Ae Rary Lorillard Co
Texas
Midsourt Pacific
Lex
Petroleum
New York _Central
Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rep
Iron& Steal
Rocksland Co
Ana ‘Sin Francine An Sesbonn
Air Line
Southern “Pacific
Southern Railway
Ennassea Copperane Bla Ag Texas Co
Aes
Texas & Pacific
Tae
Union Pacafic
TS Stee
As SY. Do. Pia
Wa-Cara
Btah Copper Chemical
Bam
Ora
Western’ Union
Money and Exchange Report From New York Apr 24
The article outlines ruling rates and closing figures with U money and exchange details. It notes strong tims loans at various terms, mercantile paper yields, sterling exchange, commercial bills, and government and railroad bonds in a concise market snapshot.
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New York
Uoney
Tims
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Frm
Bar ‘Allvar
Mixed signals in Bradstreet report amid uneven trade outlook
Bradstreet notes only minor changes in leading industries despite a warmer spring and improving crop prospects. Iron and steel show dull new business. wheat exports and bank clears rise modestly. Foreign markets list consol rates, metals lift or hold, and cotton seed oil edges lower as May and July contracts shift amid broader uncertainty.
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Poruaweat
Wheat Market Steady After Light Selling Amid Rain
Chicago on April 24 reports wheat prices edging down then closing steady as showers boost moisture for winter wheat across Kansas, Nebraska, the Dakotas, and Minnesota. Corn and oats fell with weaker cash demand while hog price gains did not prevent selling pressure. futures from Kansas City and Toledo show shifting expectations alongside bullish war-induced buying interest.
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Chicago
Kanoas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
Kansas City
Toledo
Baltimore
Millera
Southwest
Iowa
Coffee Market Notices and Price Movements in New York
Coffee market in New York shows April May notices circulating with roughly 54 000 bags in play. May demand strong from prominent buyers despite initial gains then declines. midday prices stable to slightly down. Late session buoyed by bull support with net changes from steady to modest gains. Trade volume listed 184 750. Spot quiet for various grades, currencies, and Baltic markets showing mixed activity and varied bids.
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New York
Iatar
Jory
Live Stock Receipts and Prices Across Markets
Chicago and St Louis reports show cattle and hog receipts with mixed price moves. Cattle receipts around 1,000 with steady to higher bids. hogs and sheep noted with fluctuating quotes. Texas and southern stocksteers appear in price bands. Memphis and New York figures cited with general market firmness and textile goods price advances mentioned later.
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Chicago
Aviso
Texas
St. Louis
Ansan
Helfers
Atlanta Live Stock Market Prices and Grain Rates
Atlanta reports cattle and hog prices with steers cows and heifers listed by weight and quality. Grain and feed prices are shown from flour to seed meals with multiple brands and bag sizes. market receipts are noted as light and prices steady or rising in part.
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Atlanta
W. & Duncan’ & Co
Victory
Waite Lily
Waite Ly
White Lily
Corp
Bso
Patsy Mash
Farias
Furina
Victory Accateh
Wal Maker
Walt
Worcester
Permack
General Decline In Stock Market
New York on April 24 reports a broad market downturn led by Furonean selling as Mexican crisis fears and European factors pressured prices. London influenced early losses with overseas sales, while Canadian Pacific and New Haven showed notable weakness amid war‑related nervousness. Bonds also fell, with Panama 3s hardest hit and war loan expectations weighing on government issues.
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New York
Wan Lane
Emperor of Austria
Europe
London
Mexico
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
New Haven Jalda
jas @id
Panama
United States
jPanama
Weekly Reviews of Cotton and Wool Markets Abroad
The dispatch notes a weekly rise in cotton prices driven by renewed bull support and late crop fears, with old crop firm and new crop advancing. Bearish views linger on end-season demand, while May vs July premiums keep traders vigilant. Wool markets in Boston show steady prices though mixed demand, with crossbred and fine wools firm and Worsted and Woolen sectors signaling uneven activity.
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Boston
Nevada
Arizona
Missouri
Kentucky
Texas
California
Middle County
Southern
Hesters Weekly Cotton Statement Overview April 24
Summary of weekly and monthly cotton trade data with comparisons to the prior year and previous similar dates. Includes ship receipts, exports to mills and Canada, spinners' takings, interior stock, world visible supply, and US versus foreign figures to outline seasonal and year-to-date movements.
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Worsagen
Mills
Canada
Bama
Pau
United States
Exiled Porfiri Diaz Silent on Situation
Monte Carlo April 23 General Porfirio Diaz ex president of Mexico again refused to comment on Mexican affairs or his own intentions despite rapid developments. Diaz party members doubt his return to Mexico Huerta helpless. Limantour notes Diaz’s old age and poor health make a return unlikely. He doubts Carranza followers can aid Huerta and criticizes patriotism of Carranzistas hoping for Mexico’s demotion before world opinion.
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Monte Carlo
Porfiro Diaz
Mexico
Diaz Party
Huerta
Limentour
Paria
Jose Yves de Limantour
Spance
Porfirio Diaz
Senor Limantour
Carranza
Cerrapzne
Watson
Keller Receives Two Year Sentence for Prison Murder
Walter neuer, a negro convict within the Atlanta federal penitentiary, is completing a five year term and was convicted March 17 in a federal court. He killed fellow convict John Gudendyke, and in sentencing Keller to two years Judge Newman ordered the term to begin June 14, the date he would have been freed but for the killing.
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Walter Neuer
Atlanta
John Gudendyke
Keller
Oudendyke
Newman
Oudendkye
Spur Track Authorized in Atlanta Railway Case
Judge of the Gircutt court of appeals yesterday issued an order authorizing H T Lamb receiver for the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railway to contract with Eureka Coal company of Alabama to build a spur track from its mines to the main lines of the company.
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Don A. Vardee
Atlanta
Gircutt Court of Appeals
Fifth District
H. "T. Lamb
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railway
Eureka Coal Company of
Alabama
Atlanta, Birmingham and
Atlantic
Plague Report Sparks Alarm in Tokio and London
A Tokio dispatch in The Daily Mail reports an epidemic of pulmonary plague in Tokio with rising deaths. The item notes concern over the outbreak and mentions public fear and sensational quotes from local figures, reflecting the era’s anxious tone.
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Tokio
London
The
Daily Mail
Root Attacked Over Panama Canal Tolls Hearing
A Senate clash erupts over Panama canal tolls after Senator Poindexter enters a letter from the American Rights group into the Record. Senator Root defends his position denying direct contact with the rail lobby while defending repeal as a matter of honor. Senator Poindexter cites Carnegie endowment funding, while Root asserts his life’s convictions as essential to American honor.
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Washington
Senate
Poindexter
Americcan Society For
Panama Canal
Senator Root
Root
Roots
New York
Reilrowd
United States
Ife
Carnegie Peace Endowment
Ino
Feindexter
Carnegie Endowment
Wornexter
Carnegie
Editor James Moore Arrested Over Statements About Governor Blease
In Columbia, April 24, editor James Moore of The Columbia Record was arrested on two warrants for publishing false statements about Governor Cole Blease. He posted a $6,000 bond and awaits trial. The articles in The Record allegedly attacked Blease’s personal and political reputation regarding a national guard encampment at Charleston.
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Columbia
S. C
James Moore
Columbia Record
Frank W. Blackburn
Cole Blease
Moore
Record
National Guard
Charleston
Blease
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Midauag
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Itis
Atnelz
Atock
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Milig
John F. Black & Co
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Eas
Arares Seca
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Jay, Bond & Coa
Stone Gan
Ree Kanie
Ozz
Azas
Grieams Cotten
Golnz
Cepsutt
Money and Exchange
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Asee
Iran
Londo
Cleveland
Tidler
Ae Sps Ea
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Mobile
Burley
Timothy
Ilto
Porrow
Nyu
Japan
Honduras
Sage Oa
Ecurcugse
Army
Shel Perec Miei Ines
Simona
Provision Company
Sgoenfield Ham
Cornfield Frankforts
Wits
Cornfield
Lins
Selesby Naratery ci
Gylenby Arocary Company
TATE
Noodice
Son
Nytylyne
Conation
Correcteté Oy Fidelity
Turkern
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Naval Stores
Gro al Ht Teen
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Monte Pity Brooke
Flem
Wales
Ghipmence
Cation
May Atill
Hester'’S
Limantour
Meade
Percy
Claude
T.—Columbia
Sen. Root
John Wanamaker
Savings Department
Lowry National Bank
American Audit Company
Broadway
New York City
F. W. Lafrentz
Teho. Cocheu, JR
V. Eres
Abe Herz
A. Bs Larrents
Treen
Gay Fore
Satoria
Sapanta Tone Nak Bank
Washington—Colorado
Peolladelphia
Bslleyue
Western Metropolis
Keyser
Bank
Bighmond
American National Bank
England
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Fourth National Beak Building Co
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Atlanta National Bank
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