Cotton market shows mixed moves as old crop dips
New York April 29 weather and signals of late planting cause uncertainty for local contractors. New crop months set new highs while old crop positions fluctuated, closing steady with a net decline of 16 points for April and 1 to 4 points on other old crops. Early gains followed by selling pressured late session. spot cotton quoted at 2.20 cents.
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New York
Slay
Bio
Santos No
Una Gull
Cordova
Iges
Nomis United States Steel
Cotton Markets Across Cities Show Mixed Middling Rates
The report lists cotton prices and movements by city with middling quotes and receipts. Highlights include New Orleans at middling 18 percent, Galveston 13 1 18, Charleston 12 1 4, and Wilmington 15, with totals for today and week alongside interior movement in Houston Memphis Augusta St Louis Cincinnati Little Rock and more.
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Fort
New Orleans
Axton
Galveston
Rales
Mobile
Middlink
Lai
Sxporta
Kalam
Atock
T2ato
Charleston
Recelpts
Wazpacte
Wilmington
Woerfolk
Exporta
Stack
Baltimore
Miock
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Houston
Midiling
Walex
Augusta
Halon
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Honduras
Strane Maia
Japan
Savannah
Wimington
Norfolk
Jaarthmore
Newport News
al” Gisckets
Fiat i Tata
Eri Dalates
Mesericas
Anguata
Memphis
Ciacinnati
Freemuar
New Orleans Cotton Market After Weather Delays Trade
Cottons edged higher briefly as late-season weather in Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas slowed progress. New Orleans prices showed modest gains while spot values held steady, and receipts reached 4,035 with stock at 156,478. May futures faced pressure from New York’s financing but renewed cool fronts lifted sentiment briefly.
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Orleans
New York
Texas
Fate State
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Minaling
Tive
Cotton Market Outlook from New York April Preview
Jay Bond & Co report light July selling and cancellations today while old crop positions hold steady. May trade shows less pressure, with cotton supply and weathered planting delays likely to push lingering stock toward consumption. July must sustain price levels to prevent losses.
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New York
Futura
Market notes on crops and trade shifts in Texas
Hubbard Bros. & Co. reports new teen crop interests shifting premium by May with transfers into the maw crop as July arrives. Northern Texas endures heavy rains causing planting delays while new crops gain support. Pessimism from December and January fades as market fluctuations lessen and trade conditions show improvement.
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Texas
Market notes on cotton goods and crop outlook
Fragmented OCR notes report steady weather, belt conditions, and crop moods. Mentions July futures, Brazil crop prospects, Liverpool pricing, and April cotton goods market quiet with dull yarn demand and rising production in centers.
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Liverpool
Brazil
Incregge Jn
Historic bond and equity listings reveal mixed US market notes
The fragment lists numerous stock and bond quotes across U S corporations and railroads such as American Agricultural, Atlantic Coast Line, Baltimore and Ohio, Central of Georgia, Chicago Milwaukee St Paul, New York Central, Norfolk and Western, Southern Railway, Union Pacific and more. It records price points or yields like 4s, 5s, 6s, and percentages tied to decades of trading, reflecting a period market snapshot.
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U.S
Panama
American Agricultural Ba
Bilo American
American Tobacco
Atchison Gen
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Onlo
Central
Hid
Central Leather
Hesapeake
Onlo
Joint
Ghieago
Mit
Peatti Gnu
Tana
H. Cor
Terre
Copper Law
Agrigulew
Icandian Paolt Ae
Sbig
Gentral Leather
Uate Ghes
Obio
Ceatt Bis
Erie
Beloewche
Igi’ Inter-Met
Lehigh Valley
Nash
Liggett Myersaga
Tortard Co
Bos Zoo
Fexai
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Republic Steel
Rock Tana Co
Alr
Ana Bax
Iron
Southern Railway
ESS
Opper
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Union Positio
Teal
Eit
Utah
Virginia-Carolina Chem
Western Union
Fotal Vales
Ste
Prices Decline In Wheat Market In April Chicago
Chicago April 29 Prices in the wheat market swung to the poor side after forecasts of a higher May 1 winter crop condition. Unsettled corn and declines in oats and provisions followed, with bearish sentiment rising as experts predicted improved winter wheat conditions in Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma. Heavy snow and freezing temps delayed seedings, while higher cables offered brief bull support before unloading intensified. A 250000 bushel No 1 hard spring cargo from Duluth drew attention amid shifting demand and eventual weakness across grains.
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Chicago
Northwest
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Duluth
May Longs
Financial jitter across markets under varied rates and quotes
New York and London markets reported mixed data with currency rates steady at $1.85 per sterling and gold and government bonds weaker. Commodities such as wheat, corn, oats, and coffee showed fluctuating quotations, while metals including copper and tin shifted modestly. Real-time receipts and exports across ports in the U.S. and Europe indicated tentative demand, with notes on soy, rice, and butter markets reflecting unsettled conditions.
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New York
API
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Atlanta Live Stock Market Prices and Grain Report
Market notes show mixed cattle and hog receipts with steady to lower prices for fat cattle and lighter hog demand as warm weather approaches. Grain and feed prices are listed with diverse items from corn and oats to mixed hay and Purina feeds, reflecting Atlanta market activity and regional supply shifts.
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Atlanta
W. EL White
S.netium
Te Ander
Pas Bean
Commission
Advance In Stocks Halted On Wednesday
New York reports that stock advances paused midweek with a slight early gain fading into a heavier tone by close. Weakness appeared in Canadian Pacific and Gould bonds, while Missouri Pacific and collateral bonds slid. Steel showed minor pressure but remained resilient amid large quarter reporting effects. Total sales valued at about 1.896 million dollars.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Rose Island Common
Preferred
Missouri Pacific
Harlin
Amsterdam
St. Paul
Union Facilie
United States
Panama
Shippers Fight Increase in Rates Before ICC
Washington April 29 shippers urged vigorous objections before the interstate commerce commission to a proposed 5 percent freight rate hike by eastern railroads. Counsel contended roads could cut costs with modern handling and should reduce instead of raise rates. Representatives argued lake and rail routes compete unfairly, coal interests urged restraint, and paving brick groups warned rates would burden traffic.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rush C. Butler
Chicago
Great Lakes
Frank A. Lyon
Pittsburg
Hocking Valley
Charles M. Johnson
Pittsburg Coal Company
Fravis G. James
National Paving Brick Manufacturers’ Association
Big Issue of Notes Sold by New Haven Bankers
New York April 29 The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad company sold notes to bankers including J P Morgan Co First National Bank of New York National City Bank of New York and others. The deal covers 20 million dollars of New England Navigation 3 year notes 20 million dollars of New York New Haven and Hartford 1 year notes and 10 million dollars of Harlem River and Port Chester 1 year notes. Proceeds to redeem maturing notes through August with further 10 million dollars of 1 year 6 percent notes to be issued soon.
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New York
New York, New Haven and Hertford Railroad Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
First National Bank of New York
National City Bank of New York
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Boston
Lee, Higginson & Co
New England Navigation Company
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Harlem River and
Port Chester Railroad Company
Combines Boost Price Of Lumber In National Report
Washington reports that lumber associations have increased wholesale prices by combine and lobbying. The four part investigation found price fixing, output curtailment, and aggressive lobbying by the National Lumber Manufacturers' Association to shape tariff and legislation. It notes some benefits to producers, but concludes prices rose due to artificial control and subterfuge.
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Washington
Commissioner of Corporations
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
National Lumber Manufacturers’ ’Association
Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Yellroads
Congress
United States
Senate of the
Your Chance to Win Auto Is An Equal Chance
The Constitution offers an equal chance contest to win an auto a player piano or cash by securing subscriptions. No favorites and merit based, with the goal of fair competition across all readers. Address The Constitution Contest Dept Atlanta Ga for details.
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South
The
Constitution
Contest Dept
Atlanta
Robbers Use Dynamite to Crack Florida Bank
Robbers blew the vault of the State Bank of Apopka with nitroglycerin in early morning hours, escaping with about 4,500 dollars in currency and 200 dollars in change. They used tools taken from a railroad section house. Explosions were heard around 3:05 AM and daylight discovery found no clues.
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Tampa
Fla
Apopka
Hobson
Navy
Alabama
Beeston Transcript
Atlanta Building Permits Surge in Day 10 Strides
Building inspector grants Francis E. Mackle and Tam Swift permit for Juniper and Third streets apartment house valued at 60000, lifting total to 530000. Pervasive growth noted with year-to-date permits 130000 ahead of last April and real estate tax ward totals listed from first to tenth wards, highlighting DeKalb and Fulton areas.
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Francis E. Mackle
Tam ‘Swift
Juniper
Third Streets
Intereast
Eid
Elghth
DeKalb
Fulton
Milich
Far-Flung Classified Blends and Offers From Early Advertisements
A collage of 1903 era notices lists rare books, tailors, plumbing services, and local businesses. It touts a large illustrated volume Sayings of Sam Cloth, with new copies at $1 postpaid, alongside multiple filler ads for prices and Thomas fly screens, a reputable tailor at 1304 Peachtree, and various services from plumbing to decorating. Also appears vacancies, private ad spaces, and mortgage for sale offerings signaling a bustling urban economy.
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Sam Cloth
C.D. Barker
Peters St
Auanta
Phich & Thomas
Phice & Thomas
Price & Thomas
Salenroom
N. Pryor
Ivy
Tom Weaver
Peachtree St
Bowen
Sam Gailtornie
Forsyth
Bain
Ate Maley SeNitania
Windsor Street
Boswell
England
Tetla
Corker Aubuys Ave
Courtland Street
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Athens
Macon
Ayrie
Overpoo
Etibaees
Gad GuucNex
Jay, Bond & Co
Hubbard Bros. & Co
John F. Black & Co
RIN
York Cotton
Balel
Haread
Sijesias
ociFetz6 Ag
Seput Lipegas Ees
Gorn—Reneltos
Louis
Auro
Ego
Wheal
Bard
Barney
Timothy
Glover
Kansas City
Whsat
Gorn
Hamburg
Dunafahy
Yaulo
Santos
Cabie
New Fork
Lenddal
Wee Ee Aes Norpinal
London
Cleveland
Rouen
Texas Ators
Eis
Tao
UY Leblg
Hlonr
Hower
Sues
Aghe
Aulisea
Putehors
Packard Sind
WS. Duncan & Co
Victory
Whkite Lilly
Swans Dawn
Atent
I1ougen
White Cloud
White” Daley
King Cotton
Hoc
C. S
Grount Fond
King Corn
Victory Horse
B.C
Bacrna
Act Maker
P. W
Brand
Shorts
Coun
Cass
Worcester
Schauh
Minmlaly Eas Asa
Alcama
Otwart Smiatoce
Anya
Xopien
Drankes
Ayotalisa
White Provisions Company
Cornfield
Gorntisela Picni
Hama
Tierce Basie
Fon Yruoerirs
Weiesbey Grocery Company
Geko Greast
Nord
Alderney
Gramocryatel
Arm
Hai Er
Naval Stores
Sqvennab
Apm Sy—Rurpsalins
Twales
Stocte
Agha Sindaw
New Haven
FB. Bloce Co
Cotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Aber
Hanovel Square
Facnanest & Associate
Neal
Florida
New Haven Road
Peachtree
DeKalb Realty Company
Judge Bell
Fulton Superior Court
DeKalb Realty Investament Company
A Wo Long
B. O. Schneider
DeKalb County
John
Beatt
Ben Padgett
Albert Johnson
Brookhaven View
M.T. Wood
Atlente
Thor
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