Hester's Weekly Cotton Statement Reveals Higher Movement
New Orleans issued statement shows increase in sight movement over the prior years with 97 days into the season ahead of last year by 149 000 bales and ahead of year before last by 1 179 009. The past week brought 43 471 bales, with United States port receipts totaling 5 873 143 this season versus 5 726 099 last year. Northern spinners and Canada diverted 365 401 to Northern ports and Canada, compared with 478 8 last year, while American mills total takings for the season reach 1 754 30 against 1 782 last year. Visible supply and world totals are logged, with imports, stock, and payments noted across several regions and months.
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New Orleans
Hester
United States
Minslesippi
Canada
Ghin
Af Cie
North
South
Canasta
Seaton
Thee
Inelmie
Seaboard
Reading
Stok- Deftayer
Orleans
Ubrester
India
New York
New York Cotpur Exchange
Milla
Seacon. de
Cotton market review signals nervous week and varied forecasts
New York reports a nervous unsettled cotton market over the past week with price declines amid liquidation of long positions and speculation tied to census crop forecasts. Estimates range widely from 12.76 to 14.50 million bales with official figures due December 22. southern firms weigh bearish or cautious views, while interior markets remain firm and reported yet limited demand as projections adjust ahead of the census release.
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New York
Memphis
Tired Feet Promise Relief From Foot Ailments
Advertisement for TI7 foot product claiming to cure bunions blisters and callouses by sweating agents. Promises quick relief from boot pains and foot trouble with a 25 cent trial box from Walter Luther Dodge & Co at Wooshash Ave Chicago, IL.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Woohash Ave
Chicago
Week's Trade Reviewed by Commercial Agencies
Commercial reviews predict a clear business outlook as near eastern armistice and a rail strike arbitration settle. Union Pacific merger unsettles securities. iron and steel demand softens, pig iron curtailment noted. Finished goods specs persist. price advances likely. Halloying heavy. rail supplies in demand. crude scarcity and semi finished goods rise. Shirts, sheets, and textiles show urgency with premium payments. Cotton goods and woolen yarns strong while cotton yarns top year. Movement data shows weekly cotton figures and stock shifts. overall tone remains cautious yet active into next year.
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New York
R. G. Dunn & Co
Supreme Court
Union Pacific
Hall Tuying
Hina
Banda
Miss Giles Estimate on 1912 Cotton Harvest
New York December 6 Miss Giles projects a crop for 1912 of about 424,000 acres with yield around 188 pounds per acre. She estimates 7 percent remaining unpicked, versus 9.7 percent last year and 10 percent in 1910. State production totals by Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Arkansas Tennessee Oklahoma and others are listed with a national total.
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Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Arkansas
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Gainesville
North Georgia Agricultural College
Jos. M. Brown
State of
Georgia
Free prescription for weak men promises home cure
An advertisement offers a so called 3.50 recipe free to any man who writes for it. It claims a doctor's proven remedy for nervous debility and diminished virility, says it can be sent in a plain sealed envelope, and urges readers to avoid patent medicines. The ad lists Dr. A B Robinson of Detroit as the source and notes others would charge up to five dollars.
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A. B. Robinson
Luck Building
Detroit
Mich
Georgia
South
Cobb County
Rose
Gilmore
Market ends steady as brokers retreat amid weekly estimates
The market opened lower then rallied to near the open with 15 point swings. Several commission houses sold actively while buyers chased top prices last week, now viewed as out of the market ahead of bureau estimates. A nervous week ahead is expected as estimates appear, aided by record spinners’ takings and overall stock weakness.
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Refas Riariathamd
Soma
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le Roy
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A. J. Johnson
A. H. Baskin
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John E. Farrell
West View
Harry G. Poole
A. J. Sullivan
Leon Walker
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J. P. Hunter
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Gheesling
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Pryor St
P. H. Browater
Albert Howsil, Jr
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Arthur Heyman
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman
Kiser
B. M. Woolley
Victor Snattarium
Atlanta, Ga
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Terminal Clothing Co
Hon FP
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Grant Building
West
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Rhodes Building
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Bennet, Twitty & Reese
Brunswick
Circuit Court
Sumter County
Florida
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Bushnell Florida
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Board of County Commissioners
Pushnell
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Candler Building
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Sumter
H. C. Collier
Emma V. Mann
South Georgia
Land Department
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Empire Life
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U. S Court
Northern District of Georgia
Stallings & Son
DeKalb Avenue
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Si Sells Avenue
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