Cotton Market Shows Advance
New York December 9 The cotton market rose on moderate demand aided by covering for government crop estimates due next Friday. Traders noted limited sentiment change toward the government figure, with some belief the official production may rank third or fourth. Prices closed 4 to 6 points up from the day’s low, with December leading the advance amid rumors of low grade Texas deliveries and stronger Boston yarns.
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New York
Sgficulture
Liverpool
Seale
Uoon
Amantha
Texas
Boston
New Orleans December cotton market steadies on cautious buying
The New Orleans December cotton market opened quietly with little selling pressure before modest gains. Traders cited a tentative government crop estimate and favorable weather as factors. reports from Texas of flood damage drew attention, while the day closed with modest to small gains.
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New Orless
Briggs
Texas
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures Movements
Liverpool cotton market reports steady spot demand with listed middling prices around 7.01 to 7.23 and futures across many nearby spreads from December to November of the next year. Total holes reach 16 090 bales with 9 390 American, receipts 13 000 with 22 600 American projected. futures show varied yet steady across monthly pairs.
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Liverpool
Taverpool
Cotton goods markets steady as demand shifts in New York
Dry Goods markets in New York remained quiet with firmer print cloth and taffetas for spot delivery. Wool, yarns, and rammed fabric showed limited activity while general robe trade stayed seasonably subdued.
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New York
Average bale weights decline from last year in outport cotton
New Orleans December 9 H G Hester secretary of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange issued a statement showing weights of 735,468 bales handled at outports to American manufacturers outside the cotton belt during September October and November with an average per bale of 22 69 100 Bratnst 527 18 100 for the same period last year These averages are based on official returns from exchange secretaries superintendents and port experts.
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New Orleans
H. G. Hester
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Market Report From New York and Port Activities
The report notes steady markets with limited offerings from the south and improved demand from mills, suggesting cautious buying for March delivery. It cites floods in Texas affecting future ginning, and lists varied figures for spirits turpentine rosin tar and crude products in Savannah Wilmington and New York, with receipts and price ranges for December.
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New York
Texan
O. Stele Advancs
Savannah
Raccipta
Faterwhite
Wilmington
N. C
Cotton Markets Mixed Across US Ports and Commodities
The report lists varied cotton prices and port movements from Galveston to London, with steady to quiet demand in many markets. Notable figures include New Orleans, Charleston, Baltimore, and New York with middling to low grade notes, along with cotton seed oil prices and related metals like copper and tin showing minor shifts. Net receipts and stock levels across cities such as Savannah, Wilmington, Norfolk, and Memphis highlight a broad, fluctuating trade activity for December.
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New York
Galveston
Stork
New Orleans
Bet
Salem
Stack
Continent
Moebile
Mae Revelpts
Groum
Smles
Stock
Conutwlas
Savanagh
Eete
Grouse
Anton
Continent, Wise
Charleston
Wimington
Worfolk
Baltimore
Japan
Closa
Wheat Holds Monday Levels as Market Dips Persist
Chicago December 9 Hessian fly risk and cold weather weigh on winter wheat. Prices finish 1/4 to 3/8 higher in Chicago but near Tuesday's levels amid improved Argentina weather and domestic buying. Corn and oats weaken. hog prices slide, while receipts stay light and futures show mixed firmness.
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Chicago
Argentina
Buenos Ayres
Missouri
London Stocks and Commodities Report on December Market
London markets steady with Bank of England gold movement noted as 4 million in gold flows. Canadan Pacific shares dip on land scheme concerns while Consols ease but home rails and foreign securities hold. New York coffee futures rise on firmer freight outlook. various futures and spot prices listed alongside sugar, molasses, and flour trading notes.
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London
England
Stock Exchange
Canadien Pacific
Paris
Kaiffirs
DeBeers
Stork Exchange
Canadian Pacific Ahares
Atlanta Quotations and Stock Market Roundup
A street market page lists grocery prices from Gelosy Grocery Company and a detailed Atlanta Wave Stock Market column by W. H. White. Included are prices for sugar, flour, coffee, baking powders, canned goods, and other staples, plus livestock, hogs, cattle, sheep, and regional market quotes from Chicago and St Louis with receipts and price ranges. The page also notes a December 2–9 period of cattle, hog, and sheep quotes across Kansas City, Louisville, and New York, with a report on stock dealings in four wire telegraph companies and government action in a fraud case against Radio Wireless Telephone Company officers.
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Atlanta
W. H. White
White Provision Company
Tate
Chicago
Raven
Texas
Louis
Kansas City
Heliers
Wothers
Faso
Eas
Loulayilie
New York
Reeves Feeline
Radio Wireless ‘Telephone Company
Radio Wireless Telephone Company
Great Lakes Radio Comnanoy
Atlantic Bane Company
Pacific Radio Com- Dy
PaRjalatant
Stevenson
Caap
Country Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Nesamt Country Produce trade notes from New York and St. Louis markets list butter creamery items and receipts in boxes and pounds, with values for extra firsts, seconds, and firmer prices. Poultry prices rise for alive and killed stock, including chickens turkeys and fowls, and beets bees are reported with varied case counts and regional quotations.
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Sopai
Kscamo
Turkusy
Kansas City
St. Louis
Hutter
London Arvemes and foreign exchange notes by bank rates
Unclear OCR passage records currency actions and exchange notes in London Paris Berlin. Mentions bonds, rates and dates with fragmented figures such as 6% and 4% and mentions rentes and marks. Text is garbled with multiple misread terms and lacks coherent events.
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London
Paris
France
Comitmce
Berlin
Beselber
Prennigs
Stock market ends day nervous despite some resistance
New York traders faced a soft session with New Haven down nearly five points to 71 1 2 and New York Central and American Sugar off three points to five year lows. Canadian Pacific fell four points as caution lingered over dividends and notes. Despite overall steadier buying, the list remained pressured with St Paul and steel names weak. Bond prices slipped while the treasury reported a year to date deficit around 1.14 billion dollars and receipts at 1.239 billion.
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Pont Re
Panama
American Agricultural
Botton
American Tobacco
Osales Am
Jeo Securities
Wig Armour & Ae Ie
Ateninon
Smeldng
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn
Trasalt
Central of Georgia
Tito Anaconda Mining
Entral Leathar
Atentian
Sapenio & OH
Chicago & Alton Uum
Battimora
Ohio
Ehicago, HR
Ae Guiney
Pia
Bethlehem Livel
Chicago
Bau
Sea
Ghicago
R. E & Pac
R. R. Col
Pag. Ry
Central Leather
Chesapeake
Delaware & Hudson
Chicago G. Mu
St. Est
Denver
Fic Grande
Lom
Cat Ana West
Cole
Central
Sam Consolidated Gad
Interborough-Mmet
Inter
Merc
Delaware
Japan
ES Bay Nver
Baluane
Rot
Distillersr
Loutevilis Ang
General Electric
Migeouri Pac
Ofdaa Ae Peize
Do. Con
Great Northern Pfa
Reat Northern Oxo National
of’ Mexico
Dieu
New York Central
N.Y. N
Norfoix & ‘Western
Harvester
Northern Pacific
Inter-Marine
Do. Sa
Oregon
Pennsylvanie Ev
Zia
Kan
City Southern
Louis & San
TY Louis
Lehigh Valley
St. Louia
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Keezat Mall
Kpe
Mexico
Atx
Steind
Bubher
Norfolk
Wikennkin Central
C. C
St. Fats Louis
Pittsburs Soni i
Bullman Palace
Republis
Rock ‘Island
St Luis
Ara San
Seaboard
Utah
Carolins Chemical A
Wabash
Western Maryland
I Waster Union
Westinghouse
Waeoung
Erte
New York
New Haven
American
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Lehigh Valley and Steel
Pabfic
Fraight
Rock Island
St- Louie
San Francisco
United States
Money and Exchange. December 9 New York report
Foreign exchange and money market notes from New York and Boston describe weak sterling demand, mercantile paper, and government bonds as strong. Mining stock prices show varied gains in Arizona and California interests with several named mines and percentages.
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New York
Ioana
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Mercy for the Woman Urged on Governor
Hartford reports a flood of petitions urging clemency for Mrs. Bessie J. Wakefield, condemned to hang for her husband’s murder. From Louisville and other regions, about 25,000 letters and photos flood the governor’s office, with none yet reaching the pardons board. Counsel seeks a new trial in the Supreme Court.
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Hartford
Conn
Baldwin
Bessie J. Wakefield
Avery
Louisville
Wakefield
Board of Pardons
Supress
Colonel Gaillard Dies From Brain Tumor at Washington
Washington December 3 autopsy confirms Colonel Gaillard died of an infiltrating brain tumor. Secretary Garrison says no engineer officer will replace him in the Panama Canal work. The Interstate Commerce Commission unanimously backs a bill to grant Mrs Gaillard $14,000 yearly salary his widow receives.
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Washington
Tate
Gaillard
Taylor
Garrison
Culebra
Panama Canal
House Interstate Commerce
Suffragists Challenged by Dr Mary Walker in Albany
In Albany on December 9 Dr Mary Walker attacked suffragists who pressed President Wilson for votes. She claimed funds come from various sources to stage public displays and argued Congress cannot grant voting rights since the constitution already provides them. She favors a suffrage bill for the regular legislative session.
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Albany
N.Y
Wilson
Mary Walker
Congress
Regulations for saloons in Macon restrict near beer laws
Macon Ga December 9 near beer saloon rules pass with key points: no bond requirement, random samples on demand by mayor or police chief, saloons limited to fire limits, away from alleys and second stories, drinks labeled, permanent injunctions mean license forfeiture, federal licenses bar municipal licenses. Also Police Chief Riley fined for riding a horse too fast. Pettigrew convicted under state prohibition law. a judge jokes about a costly cigar in court.
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Macon
Near Beer Men
Ecch
Macon Law Enforcement League
Nen
George
Riley
Recorder
Poiceman
Pettigrew
Jonn Pettigrew
J. PB. Deviln
James B. Turner
Turner
Hoazes
Mr. Turner
Hodges
Payment of Claims in Southern States
Washington December 3 Representative Johnson of South Carolina today introduced bills to pay claims of citizens in southern states for horses and other supplies taken by northern troops between 1861 and 1863 and for damages to churches and institutions during the Civil War. He also proposed banning revenue or permits for manufacturing or selling intoxicants in counties or municipalities where such sales are prohibited by law. Representative Clark of Virginia urged refunding 63 million dollars claimed to be unconstitutionally raised by direct taxation and cotton during 1982 1964 1866 and 1867, as an unjust levy on eleven cotton producing states.
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Washington
Johnson
South Carolina
Clark
Virginia
Supreme Court of Georgia Reversals and Affirmations
The record lists multiple Georgia Supreme Court decisions with judges and attorneys in error, noting reversals and an affirmation with directions. Names include Ryman v Kennedy, Kennedy v Rainey, Teutonia Club v Howard, and Staten County cases, with various counsels and officials listed. The text reflects appellate action, judges, and party designations, but is fragmentary.
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C. T. & Lyn Hopkins
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman
Smith & Hastings
Teutonia Club
Tribble Seeks Funds to Fight Boll Weevil and Public Works
Washington da December 9 Representative Tribble of Georgia introduced a bill for a 500000 appropriation to the secretary of agriculture to check the ravages of the cotton boll weevil and 75000 for a public building at Monroe Georgia plus a street car line in the District of Columbia.
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Washington
Tribbie
Georgia
Secretary of Agriculture
District of Columbia
Monroe
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