Spot cotton prices drift with steady futures gains
New Orleans spot cotton firm at midddling 16 1-16 with sales 1,300 bales to arrive 6 percent, low ordinary 11 1/2, good ordinary 13 1/4, strict good ordinary 14 1/8, middling 16 1/4, strict mid dling 18, futures opened steady up to 4 points on old crop, 2 up on new. Liverpool futures higher. buying light. Weather unfavorable in Texas. drought worries persist. Weekly review shows gains of 18-21 points old crops, 16 on October. spot sales 5,600 bales. arrivals 1,623 dates.
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Liverpool
Texas
New York
Bates
Rales
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Weekly Statistics
Liverpool cotton market reports firm with prices 2 points higher for American middling and daily sales of 20,009 bales including 1,000 for speculation and export. Weekly statistics show American receipts 31,000 bales, total exports and stocks across all kinds about 82,000 and 2,017,000 bales respectively, with American exports 13,000 bales. Naval stores note turpentine firm in Charleston and Savannah with varied prices and stocks. Exchanges in New York and Chicago closed.
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Liverpool
Orm
Liverndon” Forruaseide
Charleston
Savannah
Rosin
Shents
Sastigs
Gabe
Gates
Itera
Wall Street Flurries Ended Amid Market Support
A New York based market summary notes that after recent violent declines, big investors are propping up stocks individually, signaling a calmer tone. Lincoln's birthday closing buoyed prices, with gains across Reading, Pacific, and Amalgamated Copper, while wage talks in coal and railroads loom and banking conditions show resilience despite weather and strikes.
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Ralph Emerson
New York
Publishers') Press
Wall
Straet
Lincoln
Dion Pacific
Reading
Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Knis
Quiet Week In Cotton Shows No Weakness Despite Dip
Memphis February 12 Publishers Prosa Quietude marked in the cotton market last week with no weakness. A brief dip occurred but the market recovered quickly. May option in New York ranged from 165.07 to 14.71 with futures closing near 14.99. Spots dominated, receipts rose, spinners and shorts bought, and bear hopes waned as hand to mouth supplies persisted. Overall trade unclear, though security unrest faded and prospects remained cautiously solid.
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Memphis
Prosa
New York
Basia
Stecka
London Stocks End Week With Broad Higher Prices
London markets closed the week generally firmer with broad gains and improving sentiment. Strong dividend news lifted rails and trunk lines while rubber shares stayed buoyant. political uncertainties kept some clouds over further gains despite mid week rallies and technical buying. Amalgamated Copper traded higher than its weekly low, while government policy shifts for trusts provided limited upside.
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Ang
Amalgamated Copper
Connors
Cen Bar Nilver Atendy
Titnaia Central
Loutaville
Nashville
Southern Railway
Trading Very Light In Cotton Seed Oil
New York February 12 Special light trading has characterized the local cotton oil market with declines and a bear mood in March deliveries. Demand for lower grades remains weak while high grade oils attract modest activity. lard compound demand holds steady but cautious buyers prevail. Overseas movement small as imports and Egyptian seed oil enter trade. butter prices push margarine demand. overall oil margin traders stay cautious about end month receipts and price swings.
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New York
Spok
Europe
Afc
4Ic
Market trading shows steady cattle and hog receipts
Market reports from St Louis Chicago and Louisville note steady cattle and hog receipts with mixed prices. Native beef steers run 4.30 to 7.05, cows 3.40 to 6.15, calves 7.00 to 9.25, hogs 7.00 to 9.95 with packers at top. Liverpool grain closed dull with March wheat at 1 9 16d and May at 1 12 12d. Rice prices in New Orleans quoted Honduran and Japanese varieties with rough rice at 2 to 4 per barrel and 20 to 60 cents per lb for clean rice.
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Bay
Balen
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Galvegton
Mobile
Savanna
al-Quint
Charleston
Wilmington
Nina
Norfolk
Aanee
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Galveston
France
Houston
Memphis
St. Louis
Little Rock
Chicago
Co - St. Louis
Pabruery
Kansas City
Cattier
Cleveland
Ohio
Loufaville
Cattia
Pegeay
Liverpool
Honduras
Japan
Manchester Cloth Market Report of a Slow Week
In Manchester on February 12 the cloth market showed uneven demand as producers stayed firm. Limited business occurred with lower grades for China, odd lots of shirtings for Bombay and fancy styles for Near Eastern markets, plus home trade goods. Yarns rose three sixteenths and moderate sales were made in American twists and waste at higher rates.
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Manchester
China
Bombay
Foreign Finances Berlin and Paris rates and bullion note
Berlin reports exchange on London at 20 marka 47% pfennigs for checks with private discount at 2 percent. Paris closes at three percent 98 francs 87% centimes for the account, with London checks at 25 francs 18 centimes. London notes bullion of £10,000 entering the Bank of England balance. Gold premiums listed: Madrid 6.96, Lisbon 11.
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London
Paris
Bank of England
Madrid
Lisbon
Country Produce Price List and Market Notes
Corrected by the Widelity Fruit and Produce Company listing prices for apples, oranges, lemons, pineapples, bananas, grapes, and other fruits and vegetables with per box, per barrel, or per dozen figures. Includes eggs, butter, poultry, and dairy notes with market quotes from Chicago and Cincinnati dated February 2 and February 12.
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McCulough Bros
Atlanta
Malaga
Florida
Widelity Fruit and Produce Company
North Broad Street
New York
Springs
Cincinnati
Grain prices and imports noted in corrected JOTRAN entry
Grain items listed include Atlanta No 1 Bey hay Clip oats No 2 mixed oats Tennessee Ft Texas R P oats White corn new No 2 W middling Germ meal Clover Leaf B shorts Cotton seed hull and Cotton seed meal with a total value of 293.00.
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Jotran Grate. Co
Atlanta
Tennessee
Texas
R. P
Remedy tale: Father O'Connor seeks hot punch cure
Norman E Mack presents Father O Connor troubled by overwork. A priest consults Dr Bailey who prescribes hot punch disguised as shaving water. The drink supposedly cures but leads to the priest drinking ten times daily, a comic moral about self treatment.
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Norman E. Mack
National Monthly
Father O'Connor
Batley
Pr. Bailey
Dr. Bailey
Sald
Groceries corrected price list from Atlanta shop
Corrected by Oglesby Grocery Co. Atlanta February 12. Coffee Arbuckles 100 pounds at 15.5 cents per unit. Sugar granulated 5 cents. Salt 100 pound sack 60 cents. Ice cream 200 pound sacks 1. Cheese Alderney 1.81. Crackers agda 6 1/2 cents. Peanuts Virginia handpicked 7 cents. Rice best crop 6 1/2 cents. Baking powder one pound 4.80. Flour Elegant 8.25. Provisions corrected by Swift & Co. Premium bacon, hams, bellies 20‑26 pounds. Silver Leaf lard.
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Oglesby Grocery Co
Atlanta
New York
Virginia
North Carolina
Old Virginia
Swift & Co
Remarkable farm produce record near Glen Elder Kansas
Mrs Jasper Brokaw living west of Glen Elder Kan kept a bank account from February 1 to December 15 showing she sold 67 dollars worth of chickens 146 12 dollars of butter and 502 62 dollars of eggs totaling 706 86 dollars in under ten months well beyond home use Her age in the 80s is noted and she managed this while doing regular farm tasks resulting in a surprisingly large amount of produce sold.
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Glen Elder
Kan
Banat
Mra
Jasper Brokaw
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