Cotton Begins Trade With Slight Loss on Opening
New York August 7 prospects for better southwestern weather checked an early advance in the cotton market. Prices eased to a net loss of 6 points on active trading, near months quiet, and reports of better demand in England and Balkans offered little offset. Wall Street houses bought early, futures rose briefly then eased as private forecasts called for lower temperatures and rain in Texas and Oklahoma by week’s end. Spot cotton remained quiet with uplands around 1.00 and middling around 1.225.
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Spot Cotton Markets Steady Amid Mixed Receipts and Shipments
The report shows mixed Mississippi and Atlantic cotton markets with steady Middling and Quiet status in several ports including Galveston and Mobile. Net receipts and gross shipments vary, with various cities reporting shipments, prices, and exports, reflecting uneven regional activity.
New Orleans Cotton Co reports steady markets in cotton
In New Orleans and nearby markets the cotton trade shows prices largely unchanged. Spot values for various grades remain steady while futures show little movement as demand stays cautious amid ongoing supply concerns.
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Market News Notes Corn And Wheat Selloff
In today’s market corn and wheat closed lower while stocks showed pockets of strength. Heat and irregular rainfall fears weighed on grains, with corn range trading and traders eyeing a government report. rail and steel shares rose on earnings, while bonds and currency markets stayed steady amid mixed indications.
August cattle and hog receipts with varied prices across markets
The report catalogues cattle hog and sheep receipts from multiple markets, listing prices, quantities, and changes. Highlights include Texes and Indian steers, heavy cattle values around 67 to 74, hogs near 5 to 8 per hundred, and sheep and lambs with variable bids amid regional outlets in Chicago, Louisville, and surrounding areas.
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Cobb Many Knife Wounds In Hazlehurst Stabbing Fight
Hazlehurst real estate dealer CW Cobb, wounded in a Monday fight with the Crawford brothers at Waniae Gt, is reported improving at the hospital. He bears twelve to fourteen knife wounds and injuries from a hammer or wrench. J D Cobb, his brother, and T Mo Tinder, a friend, join him.
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Colored ministers blamed for immoral lives sermon clash
The sittin district conference of the AME church in session was enlivened by an attack on colored ministers led by Bishop J Flipper who charged them with immorality. He advised pastors to bring wives and children when visiting their charges to curb lax conduct.
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Fireman Is Electrocuted On Pole In Gainesville
Gainesville August 7 Firemen used nook and ladder to rescue James R Peterson foreman of Southern Bell Telephone from a charged light wire. He was engulfed in flames and his clothing burned as the current seared his body.
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Atlanta Live Stock Market Little Change Amid Mixed Prices
Atlanta stock market report from Wood White Jr shows steers and hogs trading at varied prices. Prices for fruits and vegetables in wholesale crates and packages are listed from Pineapples to Lemons, with notes on dairy, baked goods, and canned items.
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Misuse of the Dictionary in The Atlantic Monthly
The piece critiques dictionaries for dictating pronunciation and notes the absurdity of this aim while highlighting how speakers appeal to dictionaries as arbiters. It discusses Caesar, pronunciation debates, and the obsession of readers to avoid non sanctioned words, ending with a note on a silver anniversary celebrated by a St Louis couple amid ongoing disputes.
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Forsyth Negro Blown Through Roof
John Woolsey, the county's only Black resident after a white exodus, was killed when dynamite blew out of his cabin roof eight miles north of Cumming. The blast at Wyley Smith's farm shattered the cabin, broke Woolsey's leg, and severed county telephone lines delaying news of the attack. Woolsey had moved to the Smith place days earlier after warnings to leave the county.
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Forsyth closes as Berlin Madcaps cap encore at Forsyth
The Forsyth ends its run with The Right Berlin Madcaps and Eddie Foys Over the River troupe delivering lively dancing novelty numbers. Freeman and Dusham unveil new acts while Van Hoven the dippy mad magician draws big laughs. Grand Theatre draws larger crowds with newer movies, praising cleanliness comfort and top projection quality.
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Along the Pike at the Bijou Theatre Friday and Saturday
The Bijou presents a Pike program this week with Friday and Saturday performances and will close for two weeks after Saturday's shows. A fall season reopens August 15 with new comedy and drama from a popular company. Company personnel and reopening plays will be announced later.
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Missouri at Peace With Fire Companies
Acting on Attorney General Barker’s assurance, Missouri will cease penalties for fire insurance firms that withdrew last June. Attorneys report letters urging return. suits dismissed if 75 percent resume Missouri business, with 25 percent exempt if losses are cited. Majority expected to restart writing new policies statewide.
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Anniversary Celebration Honored Bishop Wolsey at Local Church
A two day observance marked the fortieth anniversary of Bishon L. H Wolsey as senior bishop of the colored Methodist church. Events concluded last night at Butler Street Colored Methodist church with speeches and a banquet followed by gift presentations to Bishop Wolsey.
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Rural district holds over half Cute population in 1912
In 1912 the rural district area of Jepen accounted for more than half of Cute’s population. The region exported 1,782,583 gallons of sale valued at 1,197,276 dollars, highlighting its significant agricultural output and trade activity.
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