Cotton Market Sees Small Turnover Amid Mixed Rumors
New York April 26 The cotton market shows little movement within a narrow range as rumors affect prices. May notices were fewer than expected and mostly handled by exporters to Liverpool. Notices boosted sentiment later, market opened higher then drifted back but rallied again on export delivery expectations. Bears were repelled and the session closed quiet and steady with a net advance of 1.5 points.
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New York
Oiverpool
Southern Exchange
Liverpool
S. Munn, Son & Co
York
Philadelphia
Attala
Ala
Farmera Ik
St. Louis
South Carolina
Tamla
St. Petersburg
Russa
Tverpool
Spot Cotton Quotations Across Markets
Spot cotton quotes from many ports show quiet or firm trade with middling prices around 9 cents in Atlanta New Orleans and Augusta while Liverpool New York and Galveston report mixed or steady levels. Reports from mobile Savannah Norfolk and Charleston note quiet or dull tone with middling around 9 cents.
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Atlanta
Liverpool
New York
New Orlvani
Savannah
Charleston
C. Jouston
C. St Louis
Liverpool and
Port Marketa
Bellera
Sailers
Seiliers
Ateady
Bellers
Gulf
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Wilmington
Norfolk
Falthnore
Heston
Philadelania
Steck
St. Louie
Memphis
Augusta
Houston
Weather and Market Rumors Hint at Cotton Demand Dip
Ongoing rain threatens damage while demand for cotton goods remains weak after heavy country purchases. Print cloth quotes hold, but sales linger and producers offer concessions. A broad belief in a price correction grows as crop prospects and acreage plans loom, with Manchester and India feeling pressure and risk of market manipulation deterring new deals locally.
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Manchester
India
Bombay
Calcutta
Hght
Liverpool
New York
Hubbard Bros Cotton Letter Depressing Start to May Futures
New York April 26 The May nations issued depressed opening trading as general business stayed light and notices halted. May deliveries edged up after a brief run, with little speculation and favorable new crop reports. Southern Exchange notes Liverpool cables show 57-16d in futures with early declines and later firming, transfers to later positions easing losses.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co
New York
Liverpool Cotton and Market Wrap from New York April 26
Liverpool spots unchanged with futures higher on old crop, weaker on May delivery. Receipts modest at port, Texas rains noted, forecasts of large decrease at Liverpool. Manila, St Louis and Atlanta reports show fertilizer costs rising, farmers urged to plant cotton. Wheat, flour, corn, and hog futures mixed amid weather and demand shifts. prices steady to firm in futures, spot declines in some grains.
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Murphy & Co
New York
Liverpool
Texas
Peices
Fort
New Orleans
Houston
Atlanta
Atron
Chicago
St. Louis
Louis
Mess Park
Lara Steady
South “America
Board of Trade
Atlantic
Minneapolis
Duluth
Cora
New California
Fruit and Confectioneries at Atlanta Market Prices
Apri Apples and Baldwin varieties mix with russetts priced at 3.50 to 4.50 per box. Oranges listed at 3 to 3.50, lemons 3.25 to 3.50, fancy 33.50. Figs and nuts including almonds and pecans quoted in cents per unit. Brazil nuts and walnuts also shown, with scattered misspelled entries from local fruit and confectionery trade.
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Atlanta
Baldwin
Russetts
New California
Brazil
Unusually Favorable Railroad News Lifts Markets in New York
New York April 26 The stock market opened quiet but firm with rail stocks leading gains and industrials following. Sugar Refining fell at the start then rallied. American Tobacco showed notable strength while other industrials lagged.
Stock market and Florida produce price listings
Florida vegetables and fruit prices listed with crate and per unit costs. Items include fancy tomatoes $275.50 per crate, okra $3.00 per crate, cucumbers $3.30 per crate, bell peppers $3.23 per crate, strawberries 114 1244 per quart, early peas $1.73 per crate, onions 18 20 cents per dozen, beets per bushel crate $141.25, squash $1.50 per crate, pineapples $2 per dozen, among others. Numbers and spellings reflect the OCR read.
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Florida
Trading Focus Shifts as Sugar Refining Leads Early Session
The market opened with broad activity from major rails and bonds and a London biased tone. Sugar Refining drew heavy speculative interest amid rumors of a June dividend for Wabash debuture bonds and a Boston short-covering move as traders weighed room-seller pressure and limited overnight news.
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Pennsylvania
Missouri Pacific
Texas Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
London
Brooklyn Rapid Tranatt
Jim
Havemeyer
Arbuckle
Lawson
Boston
London and World Markets Mixed, Dollar and Cash Rates Listed
London and international markets show varied activity with bond and currency notes. Bank of England reserves rise while circulation and deposits shift. Berlin and Paris report frugal changes. U S treasury balances and commodities including corn and wheat show volatility with American Sugar leading gains on bear covers and other majors advancing modestly.
Country Produce Prices and Metal Market News
Country Produce in Atlanta on April 26 reports eggs at 21 24 cents, butters up to 18 percent choice, live poultry in demand with hens and broilers, and various vegetables priced per bushel. The Metal Market in New York notes metals largely inactive with tin near 29 30, lake copper steady, pig iron and lead weak, and speller prices mixed. United States markets reveal subdued trading across commodities with small shifts in lead and copper futures.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Olestoke
Adraones
Tme
Ohio
Tureday
Baltimore and Ohio
Su- Ric
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Hocking Valley Railroad
Central of Georgia
Sterling Exchange
Bank of England
Imperial Bank of Germany
Sub-Treasury
People's Guns
Prime Mercantile Paper
Atchison
Minn. & L
Missouri Pacito
Ualtimora
Madlie
Chicago
Chic & N.W Tocklaland
Ontario& Western
Oregon
Colo Fou
Venksylvania
Texay & Facile
Lake Shore
Union Pacife
Louisville & Nash
Manhattan
Metro
Louis
Initrd Statas
Tnt Panor Prat
National Biscuit
Smolt, & Hef
North American Ca
Ab&w
Cin Bini
Pacific Mall American Tobacco
People’s Gas
Agaconda Mining
Pullman Palace Col. F. & Tron
Western Union
M R&t
Asia
Central
U.d. Nem
Carolla
Northern Pac
Isis
Do. As Vie
U.S
N. Y_C
West Con
Canada
Jatincome
L.moon
Chic
N.wacon
Paul Consols
C.&p
D&g
M. G
Southernity
East Teen
Rope & T. G
Erlo General
Tex. & Pacifo
Ats
Fleetric
Union Pacifiede
Wiscon. Con
Virginia Cenvurien
Colo. Hon
Pacife
U Fats la
Newconsol
N.unified
Atlanta
Jersey
Tennessee
Florida
Lake
Spetter
Wheat and corn market roundup from Chisago April 26
Murphy & Co. grain letter reports softer early wheat, then partial rebound amid foreign market shifts and disappointing crop news. French and Berlin prices moved, rain boosts northwest wheat prospects, Price Current favorable. Corn opens steady then dull, July futures volatile. hogs and provisions show early strength fading to steady trade.
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Murphy & Co
Chisago
Iltcla
Berlin
Northwest
New York
Chicago
Cotton Seed Oil and Meal Prices and Markets in New York
April 26 report covers cotton seed oil and meal with slow oil markets and a sale of 200 barrels of summer yellow at 38 cents. Coffee futures opened steady then weak due to liquidation, cane sugar markets steady, and live stock prices in Chicago and St Louis show cattle and hogs at varying grades, with Texans and lambs noted among receipts.
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New York
Chicero
Texas Bulls
St. Louis
Market Summary Steady Hog and Sheep Receipts Reported
Steers 375. Texas and Indian cows and reliers 30 385. Hog receipts 9 800. Market steady. Pigs and lights 5.30 to 5 45. Packers 630 to 5 50. Sheep receipts 900. Native muttons 4 50 to 6 25. Lambs 6 47. Ulis and bucks 4 7.
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Texas
Woodside cotton mill guaranteed for Gainesville
Gainesville Ga April 26 Special The Woodside cotton mill is a certainty with $110 000 of $200 000 stock subscribed by Gainesville citizens A meeting at city hall raised funds to secure the mill J T Woodside of Greenville S C to be president and treasurer The mill will operate 10 000 spindles and 450 workers to produce plain cotton goods Construction near the Southern depot to start soon and two to four story building to be decided The Pacolet Manufacturing Company plans a $1 million mill at New Holland Springs and progress on the New Holland project continues with railroad spur work and road improvements.
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Gainesville
City Hall
H. H Dean
H Howard Thompson
J. T. Woodside
Greenvile
8. C
South Carolina
Woodside
Hemil
Bouthern
Southern Railway
Gainesvile
Pacolet Manufacturing Company
New Holland Springs
Pacoee
Cara
New Holland
Hammocks and croquet sets on Manetta Street
Miller J M Co advertises hammocks and croquet sets at 39 Manetta street. The copy emphasizes rest and relaxation with hammocks described as evoking a tiredness banishing effect.
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Miller
Manetta Street
John M. Miller Co
Large Brewton Fire Destroys Town Center
A fire in Brewton at midnight destroyed most of the town eight miles from Dublin Georgia. Origin suspected incendiary. Burned out F H Brantley J L Hart J L Keen & Son T E Thigpen M G Thigpen and O J Pops. Loss around twenty thousand dollars with little insurance.
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Dublin
Brewton
F. H. Brantlay
F. H. Brantley
O. J. Pops
LaGrange to New Orleans Rail Schedule Fragments
Reported timetable fragments show trains arriving and departing at LaGrange Montgomery Opelika West Point Newnan Atlanta and New Orleans with various times. A list of agents and offices in Atlanta Montgomery and New York outlines passenger service and train categories including sleeping dining and tourist cars on routes to New York Greens Washington and San Francisco.
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Newnin
Arie LaGrange
West Point
Opelika
Ars Artive
Montgomery
Ai Gy
Arnis
Seria
Artie Peneesda
Mobir
New Orleans
Pensacola
Colanhua
Titan Isipm
Arive LaGange
Newnan
Atanta
Lagrange Acc
Sally Preert Sandas Favpm
Atlanma
Newnty
Gramiteciie
Lys
Gara
Wowunsvie
Iifam
LaGrangy Ts
New York
New Greens
Washington
New Orlean
Atlanta
San Francisco
Anerre W Allen
Bogers
Toy City
Kimball House
G. B
Allanta Ga
EB. Lutz
Ala
George C Smith
Manieger
Allanta, Ga
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Atwood Violett & Co
Mississinpi
Ictober
Bath
Futurep
Cottes
Jone
Reh Fon Aki
Tranuatea
L. W
L.D
Macon
Columbus
Annab
Ala.Cings
Atle _& Chat
Georgia
Americana
Wabash Bonda
Otto
OB Bar
Quincy
Canter
Iby Ld
Guy Chen
Ohta
Apada
Hudnon
Gen Electric
Ersay Centra
Alby Atta
Wisconrl Pactao
Partin
New York Cantral
Sai
Ponnayivanta
Rock Salan
Teeneeree Coal &i
BriggHs
T & Lewhor
Toton Pacioo
Wahbaan
Am'n Cotton
Bay
Praferres
U & Rubbar 3An, 33% 33 33% 334 Praferred B Veasratsteal
Consol
Illinois Central
New York Central
Atchinson
Louisville
Bar
Buenon Ayres
Madrid
Lisbon
Rome
Exchange
Treasury
Paria
Towex
Avaiians
Gohl
Southern Exchange Stock
Altimore
Grangers
People's
Consolidated Gas
Cordova
Shorts
Roby Robinson
A. J. West & CO
Gilmer Street
Equitable Building
Courtland
Piedmont Avenues
Boys’ High School
Jenkins Street
Murphy &Co., Inc
Pryor
Jackson Building
Broadway
John W. Dickey
Natonal
Capital City
W. H. Patterson
Woodside Mill
Central OF Georgia Railway
Jonesboro
Hapeville
Sam
Savennah
Gritfin
Jones
Paperlile
Hl Sfacon
Havestile
Colac
Colleen
Colleen Pe
Pattie
Gem
Ny Sunfay
Wetehatl Street
Union Paseerest
Daneel
Canere
Thomta
Aneveta
Areneta
Knixville
Northern
Vin
Marlette
Atlante
Knarville
Atlianta
Knorle
Onl
Nooga
Cincinnati
Bir
Washington and Southwestern Limited
Tain
Pullymar Tibury
Wi ‘Ashirgton
Pullman
Tarta
Charlatis
Meale Pervad
Cnuts
Dafly
Toccoa
Charlotte
Greeneboro
Danville
Richmond
Wash
Baltimere
Northend
Jolla
Pullm
Lauinvile
Jacksonville
Observation
Nfe
Brunewick
Stesper
Chatlananca
Hoar Et Wheed
le Griffin
Warm Springs
Ananta
Tallapanre
Airminshaw
Mempria
Kancar Citya
Sham
Merifian
Shreveport
New Arienan
Fort Valley
Pulman
Chemingham
Kansas City
Kimball Homse Cor A
Atlanta and
Montcelro
Orna
Tres T Nis &I
Paros
Jeanklin Printing & Publishing
Geo
W. Harrisos
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