Sight Decline Shown in Cotton Market
New York February 18 price movement showed a unsettled cotton market with liquidation and southern selling. Opening declined, Liverpool cables influenced early trade as houses with Liverpool ties bought. Later prices slipped under pressure from continued liquidation and weaker Luxor notes. Reports from the southwest spoke of a cold snap and insect damage expected to be limited. spot cotton quiet with middling uplands at 12.90 and middling gulf at 18.15. Sales were none.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Witten
Gastonia
Tierpool
Gulf
Biles
Banton
Cotfes
Cordova
Hillere
Hamburg
Pieninte
Tilo
Santos
Spots &C
Rei
Mayons
Bravisian
Dure
Tuly
Gelower
U.S
U. Do
Car & Ase Gutta Foundry
American T & Tel
Old
Ett
Armour & Co. Din
Oog
Vaml
Reos
Ds Bre
Roelthmore & Ohla
Imerican Tobacco
el Be
Watts Bay
Wrooklyn
Anaconda Min. Co
Central of Georgia
Central Leather
Ateblson
Chesapeake & Ohio
Facci
Coat’ Laine
IzBi
Oe Bax
Baltimore
Onis
Denver
Rio Uranda
Pistitlers
Delawater& Hudcon
Entra Lst Raf
Denver & Rio G? Hn
Interborough-Met
He Bh Co
Inter
Mere
Marine
Alo Ae
Beduritie
Japan
Bouihern
Kansas City
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri, Ban
Texas
Grene
iInter-Marine _ptd
Inc
NB & Hatt
Bass International Faperai
Norfolx
Western
Northern Pacific
Kansas City South
Oregon
Lehigh
Pennsylvania Co
Islab Co
St Louis Tran
Kon, ‘& Pexas
An En
San
Sversge
Ak Mingourt Bacilisae
St Louis
National Biseult
Tal
Seaboard Air Eine Adj
Chicago
Mexico
Union Pacific
Uu Do. & Rubber
Éiethian
Pennsylvania
virginia-Carolina
Pitts
Maryland
Louis
Weatinghouse Electric
Wisconsin
Central
Beilles
Troek Pana Coe Do
Ana
Axa
Siss-Ghemeid
Steeh
Bat
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway Do
Tennessee Copper
Texas & Pacific
Pian
Iy Estern
Tosy Tis OG Weatinghouce
Wheeling
Abe
W. Chino Copper
Eaiy Ray
Converse
Beeao
New York Central
United St
Cotton Markets Steady Across Ports in Mixed Receipts
Cotton markets show steady to quiet trading across major ports including Galveston New Orleans Mobile Savannah Charleston and Wilmington with middling prices around 12 13 cents and varied receipts exports and stocks. Aggregated figures indicate overall net receipts and exports to Great Britain Japan and the continent with totals for the period across all ports reaching substantial levels.
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Galveston
Coastwice
New Orleans
Cosatwlee
Eros
Daign
Savannah
Met Receinte
Stacy Sebae
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Great Britain
Baltimore
New York
Japan
United States
Jaman
Feruary
Waags
Mobile
Boston
Wees
CIA
Jytouiton
Memphis
Thamdar
Ganeston
Jeans
Liverpool Cotton Market Report and Trends
Liverpool cotton prices and quotes show steady to weaker movement with downward pressure as reports indicate a cautious liquidation and modest shell ceiling. Active months contrast with firmer Italian and European demand while new crop prospects lag, and receipts remain modest with stock estimated at 274,162 for New Orleans.
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Holt- Sigs
Timas Gee
Rome
Siiste
New Orleans
Lack of Demand for Export Wheat in Global Markets
A sprawling market digest notes weak export interest in wheat amid a flood of price data from New York, London, and Buenos Aires. It highlights thinning North American grain demand, bearish signals from Argentina, and renewed selling by major firms, with oats, corn, and by-products showing mixed moves.
New York Market Opens Lower amid Mixed Cotton Demand
Hubbard Bros. & Co reports a declines at opening on lower advices with selling pressure from Wall Street. Prices receded but no new business emerged while expectations of stop orders faded. The day saw quiet pot market and favorable new crop prospects, with notable death of ex- president Neville casting a mood over trading.
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New York
HSI
Genthern
Wail Street
Neville
Exchange
Cotton Seed Oil Market Notes From New York Trade
Fragmentary cotton seed oil market synopsis notes prices and futures movement in New York. Mentions bales, barrels, duress, and various traders and terms, with scattered figures and team names.
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York
McCrumry
Tire
Lasser
Terai
Robindry
Mavera
Ooe
Atlantas to Speak at Pythian Meeting
Athens Ga February 18 Special Three trains out of Athens will carry the KMAHTA of Pythian to Commerce for the first district convention and fiftieth jubilee. Colonel Frank A Hooper of Atlanta will speak on the lodge special occasion Colonel H Abit Nix of Athens on Pythianism Rev Russell Kosmith of Atlanta on lodge contests and Judge G Thomas of Athens on the jubilee. Other speakers attend and the ranks will be exemplified in amplified form with more than 500 neophytes in the Knights of Khorassan tomorrow evening.
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Athens
Atlanta
H. Abit Nix
Russell Kosmith
Judes G
Thomas
Hore
Knights of Khorassan
Cordele Decides on City Lighting Plant
Cordele Ga February 18 special at a called city council meeting the city will own and operate a municipal lighting plant to illuminate the white way and improve fire protection. The plan aims to install a dynamo and engine tied to the new waterworks, with annual operating costs under 6000 dollars, cheaper than a private lighting plant for one year. A committee of Mayor Fred Harder and J Williams will study the proposal.
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Cordele
Uthe
Iba
Fred Harder
J. Williams
Ware County Primary Date Set For May 20
Primary officials confirm Ware County will hold its primary on May 20. The committee chaired by Herry M Wilson with secretary permefected sets the date, aligning with state primary schedules and ensuring compliance with majority and plurality provisions.
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Ware
Herry M Wilson
Knights of Pythian Convenes in Waycross
Waycross Ga February 28 Special J Tomorrow the annual convention of the Knights of Pythian in the Southeast district will meet in Waycross. Deputy Grand Chancellor C Histinther presides. Delegates from every lodge expected. Wakeneid lodge to mark golden jubilee celebrations this afternoon.
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Waycross
Knights of Pythian
Uekenth
Warcross
Eetrick
C. Histinther
Dupont Guerry to Speak at Memorial Address in Dawson
Dupont Guerry of Mason has accepted an invitation from the Daughters of the Confederacy to deliver the memorial address in Dawson. The event is set for Sunday April 36, with a special exercise planned.
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Dupont Guerry
Dawson
Ot Mason
Daughters of the Conghepacy
Ne Buss
Stock markets swing on conflicting freight rate reports
New York February 18 the stock market was choppily upset by conflicting freight rate case reports. Prices moved mainly on conjecture as Wall Street buzzed about a possible favorable or unfavorable decision. Railroad stocks led early gains before a Washington dispatch quoted chairman Clark denying any opinion from President Wilson, triggering a swift market reversal.
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New York
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce
Washington
Wilson
Hoever
Strees
Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington Dispatch
Real Trade Reviews
Untitled financial market note fragment
The document notes a small annual report showing a net gain of 1,404,000. It mentions limited influence on the course of events and lists market steadiness in London and New York session with U.S. bonds unchanged on call.
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London
Country Produce Prices Mirror Mixed Market Conditions
Country Produce in Chicago and New York reports mixed gains and declines across dairy poultry and cheese. Butter, creamery products and dressed fowls show scattered movements with some items steady, others volatile, while pork and other meats reflect tentative demand and seasonal shifts.
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Macon
Houston
Guiet Weipes
Tos
Taree
Atock
Adling
JeAne Reigs
Tales
Steads
Middlung
Met Iecoe
Mrow
Dales
St. Lewis
Wales
Salen
Sock
Bra
Colen
Cab 1Ergsia Driers
Madline
Probriayi
Lebinars
Fidelity
Cy Baldwins
Florida
Orate
Wiley
Oelenia Grocery
Alderney
Byron
Quart Call
Harchard's
Hitler
Tenary
Spughot
Diamoud
Gataen Eapeta
Went Brown
Money and Exchange
Jactuary
Conseis
Paris
Merlin, Pabrusky
Treasury Statement
Pebruary
United States Treasury
Panama
Metals
Ghiengo
Kebrusry
Ebrasia
la Plata
Argentina
Pri
Alan
Shorts
Naval Stores
N.S
Dulwh
Minn
Fardenider
Canadian Pacific
Ming Actzona Gammrerial
Calumet
Arizona
Greene Cananea
North Butte
Jay, Bond
Ward
Milla
John F. Black & Co
Lglatraiyvtic
Lake
Pominal
Apni
He Louie
SU Louis
Lowix
Tuy
Rom
Kaness City
Ranged City
Liverpont
Manitoba
Honduras
IOI
Georgia
Tennessee
Harper
G. S. Yncal
Hull
Patsy Maski
Purina
Packe
Purina Beraton
Victor
Victory
Victory Worse
A. B
Miko
Salto Lp
Caglia
Well White, Jr
White Pro- Vision Company
Hose
Maix
Atoekfoe
Heigera
Aly Vine
Tambs
Soit
Canses City
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Prry
Jopechzsen
Fatel Close
Teery Meh
Aly
Yaaa Iisz-Sajii
Eater IE
Jane
Jon Sir Iia
Turkeya
Southern Ice CO
Robinson-Humphrey Wardlaw CO
Atlanta, Georgia
Ashley & CO
Raltenyang Power Co
Ga.ry. & Power
J. H. Hilsman & Co
Hanover Square
New York Cotton Exchange
New “York Produce Exchange
Liverpeol Cotton Anan
Milton
Cotton Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Charlies M. Jackson
Gould Building
Candler
Jacksonville
Atlanta Audit Co., Inc
Marion R. Miles
Empire Building
Atlanta, Ga
South
A. E. Thornton
GEO. R. Donovan
FAS S. Floyd . H. Inman
Atlanta National Bank
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