Stock Market Controlled By Professional Traders
In New York on August 18 professional traders are said to control the market with leaders predicting daily moves. News covers industrial shares, a possible dividend cut at Alcohol, oil field developments, and shifts in gasoline and crude prices. The piece notes declining unemployment and emphasizes long term oil scarcity and stock activity, including New York Air Brake dividends and idle freight cars data.
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New York
Washington Dispatches
Department of Commerce
Tampico
Georgia
Wall Street
United States
United Bid
American Railway Association
New York Air Brake Company
New York Air Brake
Department of Labor
Buy Georgia Products and Market Bureau Bulletin Urges
Georgia communities urged to buy Georgia grown foods and grade quality products. Bulletin explains premium pricing for top grades, promote local farmers selling to city markets, and co operate with merchants to keep profits in state. Prices shown for select produce and staples, with emphasis on supporting Georgia agriculture and urban demand.
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Georgia
L. B. Jackson
Jequal
At 15
State Bureau of War
Atlanta
Augusta
Mincon
Ysse
Cotton Seed and Crude Oil Output Increase Seen
Washington reports the census bureau year ending July 31 shows higher totals across cotton seed crushed refined oil and cake and meal produced. Cotton seed crushed 4,060,604 tons and crude oil manufactured 1,305,864,069 pounds with refined oil at 1,171,068,405 pounds. meat and dairy and mineral oil exports also noted.
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Washington
Cnsus Bureau
Exports of Cotton and Wheat Rise in July
Washington reports July exports show higher volumes for cotton and wheat versus last July, though value fell. Cotton reached 627000 bales or 271006000 pounds valued at 33000000, while wheat totaled 25000000 bushels at 37000000. Flour, corn, and rice figures follow with varied gains and declines.
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Washington
Ecommerce Department
Waycross considers industrial and agricultural exposition
Waycross Georgia hosts an upcoming industrial and agricultural exposition this fall. A Chamber of Commerce luncheon with the county agent and home economics agent announced strong Kiwanis Club backing and pledge to support the event.
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Waycross
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwania Club
Stocks Narrow and Uncertain On Wide Market Move
New York traders saw a narrow and uncertain session as rails held firm while speculative industrials and specialties lagged. Oil, motor, and steel issues led the moderate activity with shorts covering, while large losses hit Studebaker and obscure stocks. Bonds rose on rails and convertibles, with call loans around 6 percent and total sales near 9.88 million dollars.
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New York
Yesterdy
Meron
Studebaker
Combined Statement on Sugar Markets and Prices in New York
The report notes increased pressure in raw sugar and a further decline in the sugar market, with refined sugar futures easing and spot demand weak. Prices for various sugar futures and refined products show declines, while raw prices remained volatile. market activity includes shipments to refineries and unsettled undertones across commodities and foreign exchange.
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New York
Cubas
Porto Rico
Bt. Croix
Wheat and grain prices drift in St Louis market notes
August price listings show No 2 red wheat at 1.27 with No 3 at 1.22 for September delivery and December at 1.10. No 2 white rye quoted near 1.05 to 1.08, softening for near term. Nearby corn and other grain quotes appear mixed across September and December contracts.
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Aoe Ates
Gia
St. Louis
Continued Break in Wheat Market in Chicago
Chicago August 18 prices closed heavy with wheat down 2 3 4 to 3 3 4 cents as liquidation persisted. Corn fell 1 4 to 1 8 4, oats 3 4 to 7 8, and provisions unchanged to 17 cents higher. Traders kept selling at high figures despite scant demand and widespread bearish outlook on industry and unemployment.
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Chicago
Northwest
Great Lakes
Liberty Bonds Market Report From New York August
Liberty bond quotes are listed with closing sums for various series. First 4s at 80.65, second 4s at 87.78, Victory Bonds at 41.83, plus Fourth 4s near 81.83 and other series around 91.00. Notes mention market activity and some irregular entries.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Victory
Coffee market slides as August declines, Brazil port receipts rise
Coffee futures in New York eased with early losses pared after a mixed session. Prices drifted down as August declines and near term liquidation weighed on sentiment, though a late rally in December to 7.04 reflected firmer spot demand and higher Victoria shippers quotes.
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New York
Costas
Bio Exchange
Pvalion
Victoria
Bio Za
Santos dx
Santos 3A
Santos
American Credit
Victoria Ta
Rio
London
Gundiaby
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Chicago August 18 cattle receipts slow with varied prices. Heavy steers 7.75 to 9.25. best beef steers 5 to 7.25. cows and heifers 4.25 to 5. calves 8.50 to 9. In Kentucky, Toulaville receipts 400 slow. heavy steers 7.75 to 9.25. feeds 5.5 to 6.5. Hog receipts 3,700 uneven with prices around 7.25 to 9.25. sheep and lambs steady to 4.800 with lambs at 4.00 to 10.50.
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Chicago
Seay
Goring
Ught
Toulaville
Advance in Crude Oil Price
Pittsburg August 18 principal purchasing agencies announced an advance in the price of crude oil for Somerset and Somerset Light. Somerset price up to 1.10 and 3.25 dollars per barrel respectively. Kentucky produced grades. No change in the pennerude base of the market.
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Pittsburg
Somerset
Somerset Light
Kentucky
Market Recovers Slightly Amid Cotton Activity
New York August 18 Special. The government census July report shows a bullish rise of 40,000 barrels in domestic and foreign cotton consumption. Locals mostly short and pessimistic on corn and lard declines. Expect some price improvement with fair export demand and no surplus supplies. purchases favored for October December and January cotton oil.
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New York
Oavis Brothers & CO
Cotton seed oil rises on bullish census report in New York
Lowerpool notes after selling earlier, cotton seed oil advances amid bullish census data showing a drop of 250 000 to 263 000 barrels of refined oil. Closing bids 9 to 16 points higher, 6 100 barrels sold. Prices cited for prime and futures contracts. In gray cotton goods, finished goods firm and colored yarns advance. Wool contracts steady with forward orders. staple fabrics ease slightly.
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New York
Stowellk
Paris Bank Statement Amid Market Shifts August 14
A Paris bank statement shows increases in gold and silver in hand, rises in treasury and general deposits, and declines in bills discounted and advances. London reports discount rates at 4 to 5 percent for short and three month bills, with silver and money rates noted. Swift & Co. closes in London on August 12.
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Stereenenen
Washington, Ang
Federal Reserve
Agiety
F. R. Hoard
I. Regenta
U. 3
Jones
Pittman
Bank of
London
Forust
Cotton and storage services advertisement
An promotional notice touts American Dock and Pouch Terminals in New York with guaranteed service, bonded staff, extensive fireproof warehousing, and fumigation facilities. It then shifts to a formal building and heating contract solicitation for Montezuma Consolidated School District in Montezuma Georgia, detailing bid deposits, plan access, and bid security requirements.
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Tex
Monteza
Georgia
William J. J. Chase
Poachtive Street
Atlanta
L. C. Cheves
John B. Guerry
Board of
Trastecg
New Orleans Cotton Makes Sharp Gains
New Orleans August 18. After early weakness the cotton market steadied and rose with substantial gains. Gains were fueled by spot demand reports and improved conditions in Havre and Liverpool. Weevils and excessive rain noted in the belt. October futures rallied to 12.58 with late-day strength. Spot cotton steady. receipts 7885, stock 444,757.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Liverpool
Havre
Fay
Cotten
Npot
Cotton Market Report with City Price Averages and Totals
The report lists cotton middling prices and receipts across multiple port cities including New Orleans Galveston Savannah Charleston Wilmington and Houston with stocks shipments and totals. It records season totals in thousands with exports and receipts reaching high figures across major hubs such as Philadelphia New York and Memphis alongside regional totals for movement and stock.
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Houston
Titoe
Enies
Memphis
Little Rock
Dalles
Mtbek
Professional Views on Cotton Market Dynamics
New York report dated August 18 cites mixed market forces with short covering supporting prices and regional weakness offsetting gains. Analysts note volatility in the cotton trade as factors push prices and demand, signaling cautious optimism amid recovering activity in southern markets.
Classified Rates and Ad Insertion Rules Summary
Classified ad guidance from the newspaper outlines cash with order rules for certain categories. It notes minimum two lines per ad and prohibits phone-only payments or late changes. It explains help from operators, error protection for multi insertion, and telephone order billing with directory listing.
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Zach
Haircutting for Children at 25 Cents in Local Shop
Two efficient barbers offer children's haircuts for 25 cents at a shop on Grant Street. Nearby, sale of durable Hemlock items and various notices advertise private homes and daily hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Readers are guided to take Washington to Lakewood, alighting at Stillman Street near 811 Lakewood Avenue.
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DUEES
Malernlcy Santarium
Mra
M. T Mitchell
Washington
Lakewood
Stillman Street
Lakewood Avenue
Dancing Toddlers Shine in Rapid Results at Peachtree
A brief report notes rapid results from a local dance event at Peachtree in 2007. Participants greeted the rapid pace with enthusiasm as judges marked scores and winners emerged in multiple age groups.
Reward notices seek thieves across Atlanta area streets
Police style alerts from Automobile Underwriters Detective Bureau offer rewards of 30 to 50 dollars for arrest and conviction of thieves who stole several old model touring cars and a Chevrolet from locations on Cone Street West Peachtree Street Marietta Street Broad Street and other sites in Atlanta Georgia. Vehicle details include years 1920 1919 and 1921 with motor and factory numbers. Notices urge prompt reporting to 401 Hurt Building Atlanta Ga.
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Chandler
Mcense
Cone Street
Agrust Ltd
Atlanta
West Peachtree Street
Nott Automobile
Detecive Bureau
Bilz
Marietta Strest
Hort
Eelanta
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