Nervous unsettled New York cotton market faces heavy selling
New York August 27 reports a highly nervous unsettled cotton market with active trading and heavy realizing on advances. Late buying showed firmness with a net gain of 16 to 23 points, October around 1220, while Liverpool opened higher but eased as selling pressure grew. Weather near 694 in a Chicago report and favorable notes on Georgia and the Carolinas provided mixed support amid record heat in the southwest.
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Georgia
Carolinas
Chicago
National Gunners Association
Theas
Uplands
Atone Pentavon
Bisee
Brazil
Chinhorca
Cordova
Juudinhy
Fiaoe
Lars Shei
Movement of Grain and Commodities Across Markets
Abstract OCR fragment references movement of grains and flour prices, with scattered mentions of wheat, ports, and trading activity. No coherent narrative or verifiable entities beyond generic market terms and place names.
Market swings amid cautious trading as investors reassess gains
Stocks edged higher but overbought conditions prompted some traders to trim positions. Bulls continued to press, while conservative operators pulled back. A government report earlier hinted at mixed signals, keeping the market on edge and muting further advances.
Cotton market and weather roundup from New York August 27
The report covers cotton futures and prices with open and close values, including August, October, and December contracts, notes on yields, export activity, and speculation. It mentions Liverpool cotton options, American futures, rainfall in Texas, and a Brazil weather update, all reflecting market volatility and price movements.
Turpentine and rosin shipments and prices show steady tones
Wilmington NC August 27 turpentine steady at 87 percent receipts and 11 cask rosin noted. Crude turpentine at 200 dollars per barrel with receipts of 413 barrels. Chicago markets report mixed crude and refined prices and futures for wheat and corn. Global commodity notes include copper, tinseed, and cotton goods demand in New York and Britain.
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Jayanagh
Wilmington NC
Corn Strength, Decline in Wheat on Chicago Market
Chicago price activity shows corn starting strong on hot dry weather and oversold conditions, then pulling back as profit taking and liquidations appear. Wheat falls on expectations of safe northwest crop and weak export demand. oats weaken due to lack of demand as provisions also slide. Primary receipts and seaboard clearances noted.
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Chicago
Canady
Jones
Gilbert & Clay report as market amid mixed demand
In New York on August 2 traders noted modest price movement with a roughly four point gain driven by trade interests and domestic spinster purchases from late yesterday. Liverpool faced weak demand for cotton cloth while speculative short interest looked covered for now. Until cash flows strengthen and sales resume, price trends remain tentative as holders of the old crop pare positions.
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New York
China
Liverpool
Stocks Slide After Late Session Weakness In New York
In New York trading August 37 stocks were mostly steady early with a firm tone and selective gains for American Telephone American Tobacco American Can and Sears. Late in the day several issues including Union Pacific Reading Company Valley National and Canadian Smelting declined as selling by bears pushed prices down. United States Steel and United Fruit joined the list of losers as broader market weakness set in and traders awaited President Wilsons message.
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Dion American Sage Refining
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Uity Southern
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Hears
Cadfi 5
Fiverabla
Ttven
United States Express
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Ag Relat
Live Stock Receipts and Market Report August 2
Live Stock entries show August 2 receipts across cattle sheep and hog categories with totals around 29 000 dairy marks and varied prices. Texas steers cows calves and yearlings are listed with multiple price points and region references alongside lambs and hogs outcomes in stockyards and market highlights.
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Strane
Texas
Mocklin
Bitcher
Bitcher Teers
Faso
Kunsme City
Market Bulletin Notation of Commodities and Prices
The report lists varied market items including butter, poultry, and eggs with price references for August and September. It notes copper, tin, antimony, and lead futures and spot prices with futures quotes and closing markets. Prices are scattered across locations such as St Louis and New York, with several figures appearing in ranges and totals.
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Leiden
Fotlown
Ian Clecelani
Sas
St Louis
Foreign Finances and Treasury Report Amid Global Rates
August reports show 3 percent rents at 88 francs 87 centimes with London discount 8 percent in private rate. Berlin lists 20 marks 4 pfennig checks. Groceries and flour prices noted in Strauis and New York markets. U.S. Treasury begins with balance of 126 million. receipts yesterday 2.87 million. year deficit 13.98 million, up from last year's 5.89 million excluding Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
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Berlin
Exchange
Treasury
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Panama
Bluff Springs Camp Meeting At Bluff Springs Near Zebulon
Bluff Springs camp meeting in Barnesville Georgia opens Friday August 27 and runs through Tuesday with a large crowd expected. Rev W Branham of Zebulon will lead, assisted by Rev FT Hunnicutt of Cartersville, Rev RV Diren of Forsyth, Rev W J DeBardeten of Fayetteville, and others.
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Zebulon
Branham
FT Hunnicutt
Cartersville
RV Diren
Forsyth
W J DeBardeten
Avetteville
Shingle Plant Burned in Pensacola Fire
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the shingle plant of F L Southerland in Pensacola early today. Loss estimated at 40 to 400 dollars. A large quantity of stock was consumed.
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Pensacola Fria
F L Southerland
Georgia Normal and Industrial College Opens September 9
Milledgeville Ga August 27 Special On September 8 hundreds of young ladies from six parts of the state will arrive in Milledgeville to attend the Georgia Normal and Industrial College which opens on September 9 President Parks has arranged for two extra trains to Milledgeville on that day to accommodate the large crowd of students Extra coaches will also run from Atlanta Savannah Augusta and Covington Applications for admission to the college this year have been greater than ever before and hundreds have been refused admission for lack of room.
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Augusta
Covington
Loose money barred to the RFD carriers
Washington August 27 A rural free delivery money handling note warns citizens against leaving loose coins near boxes. Coin bundles or envelopes are required to prevent theft or loss along rural routes. The order targets careless coin deposits to speed deliveries and reduce losses. The piece also reports on a proposed summer session reform for Congress. Representative Thompson proposes annual summer sessions be limited and the long session moved to October to avoid the heat. If adopted, Congress would meet in December only in years with elections.
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