Irregular Cotton Market Amid Uncertain Notices
New York April 27 The cotton market closed steady after an irregular session. Near months faced uncertainty over forthcoming lay notices while the new crop stayed quiet due to heavy rains delaying southwest work and fears of a temperature drop. Prices rose early, then eased. May and July months shifted as traders balanced purchases and selling. Cotton spot quiet with middling uplands 12.88, middling gulf 13.50, sales none.
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Wall ‘Street
Suly
J W.nivnas
Gulf
New Orleans
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Cotton Markets and Movement Across Ports
The article reports mixed cotton market activity with New Orleans and other ports showing middling prices around 12 to 13 percent, daily receipts and exports tallied, and stock figures listed for major and minor ports. Texas weather, replanting hopes, and May delivery activity in New York add bullish undertones while New Orleans reports and global cues hint at potential upswings. imports, exports, and stock tallies are given for Houston Memphis Augusta St Louis Cincinnati Wilmington and others.
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Willie Hoek
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Gong
St Ia
Little Hock
Liverpool Market Steady Amid Rain Delays In Texas
In New York trading, cotton and related markets showed a steady tilt with minor adjustments as heavy rains in northern Texas restrained deliveries. Liverpool cables kept prices firm while traders awaited clearer signals on future deliveries and the evolving growing crop. Liquidation of Mal lingered as tender dates approached, and attention centered on the balance between local stock and forthcoming notices. Dry goods markets in New York were quiet, yarns firm, and dress fabrics in better demand, with Savannah observing a holiday fading into April 37 without store activity.
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Texas
Mexico
New York
Tews
Oklahoma
Ares
Fidelity Fruit and Prodece
Stocks and commodities report from New York and London
A mixed pricing bulletin lists currencies and metals in New York and London. It notes copper, tin, iron, and oil bids, with London money rates and crude oil futures. In Chicago and St Louis markets, dairy, poultry, and produce prices are recorded, while Memphis reports cotton seed meal and oil values.
Bearish wheat market follows heavy rain across crop belts
Chicago April 2 heavy rain through winter and spring crop belts pushed wheat prices lower while other grains fell modestly. May futures saw selling pressure from elevator interests and cash buyers. some brokers remained active on breaks. Cash grain prices listed for wheat, corn, oats, and other staples reflected mixed moves as weather news dominated trading.
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Maby
Argentina
Atlanta Live Stock Market Report Trends and Prices
The Atlanta market notes steer and cow prices across quality grades, with good beef steer selling around 6.45 to 7.00, heifers and mixed cattle scarce yet in demand, pork and hog prices listed, and receipts steady. Grain and flour prices corrected by local firms show multiple patent flours, meal, and oatmeal with varied per sack quotes. The report cites market shifts as warm weather approaches and demand for butcher pigs declines, with vegetables and fruits trading actively through Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company updates.
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Stocks Jump On Mexican News In Sharp Market Reversal
New York April 27 stock market reversed as Mexican mediation hopes and Huerta acceptance spurred a broad rally. Mexican petroleum fluctuated after an initial surge, closing with losses from intraday gains, while Smelting and other Mexico-linked shares posted early strength before giving back gains. London and American buyers influenced a volatile session with total sales at 1,675,000 and United States bonds unchanged on call. Provisions: Pork 19.75, Cad 3.90, bids 10.50 to 10.87.
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Attractive Women at Grand Opera Fashion Parade
Charles Sheldon wore rose chiffon. Mrs. Thomas Crenshaw in white embroidered chiffon. Mrs. Lewis Beck in white and gold brocade with point lace. Mrs. Frederick Pond in white embroidered chiffon over charmeuse. C. 4. Reed in blue crepe de chine and lace. Roy Harrin in black lace with jet. M. A. McCraw of Milledgeville in white crepe callot. Henry Collier in white brocade crepe and lace. J. K. Glider in white satin brocade and silver cloth. C. S. Atchison in white taffeta and lace. Nellie Peters Black in black satin brocade. Louise Black in pink chiffon with shadow lace. Nita Black in white satin with lace and red roses. Eugene Black in white chiffon over white charmeuse.
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Henry Grady
Charles Black
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Ass Chapin
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J. K. Giller
Maria Harper
Peeples
Henry Peeples
Estelle Garrett Baker
Emma Garrett Boyd
Victor Eriegshaber
Sims Bray
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Mary Robinson
Clifford West
John J. Lynch
Isabella Thomas
Dan Harris
W. B. Isabrook
Harry Lowman
Joseph Richardson
James H. Gilbert
Billard Phinizy
Athens
Hughes Spalding
Johnson
Norfolk
Social crowd wears white satin and lace at event
Ladies in white satin and lace dominate the scene with touches of chiffon, charmeuse, and silk. Notable gowns include Mrs Henry Grady in white lace over charmeuse and Miss Annie Laurie Robinson in pink satin with white lace, while Mrs Estelle Baker glows in white chiffon over charmeuse and Mrs J K Giller wears white satin brocade trimmed in silver.
Shattered romance heads to court in Atlanta case
Cincinnati April 27 Special A Shattered romance ends in municipal court tomorrow morning as Ransom Austin 45 from Atlanta faces pandering charges. He was arrested after meeting Mrs B C Adama a former schoolteacher who secured a divorce to marry him. She says they intended to wed next day but she has waited since. Greensboro April 27 Special B J Austin once managed the Greene County Creamery association plant for six months before moving to this town with his wife and child who followed from Canada. The family stayed at a local hotel and his wife left town before him.
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Greene County Creamery Association
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Taylor Injured Jumping From Coast Line Train
Waycross Ga April 27 Special. Aaron Taylor leaped from a moving Coast Line train between Jacksonville and Waycross when it failed to stop at the station. He was badly hurt and brought to Waycross for medical attention.
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Foot Mangling Motorcycle Accident Injures Girl Near Ashburn
A nine year old girl riding on a baggage carrier of a seven horse Hower motorcycle was badly injured when her foot became entangled in the rear wheel about five miles east of Ashburn. County Farm Demonstrator R L Bellard, driving the machine, stopped it but the foot was ground nearly to pulp. Dr R P Adams of Ashburn attended the patient shortly after the crash. The girl’s father, a minister, was away at a speaking engagement. the child was reported resting as well as could be expected.
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S Olock
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Gittin Thar Fastest Auto Contest Decider
A historical call promoting The Constitution's auto and player piano contest in Atlanta Georgia. It urges readers to win by being fastest to secure subscriptions and prizes while highlighting the paper's 46 years of prestige and reach. Details direct readers to The Constitution Contest Dept. in Atlanta.
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