Cofton Recovers Early Loss in New Orleans Cotton Trade
New Orleans February 24 Spot cotton eased while prices showed two strong surges that lifted values before closing higher. Amid bearish sentiment and war rumors, the market recovered from an early downturn with active buying and short covering, closing near the day’s best levels.
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Cotton Movement Across Markets Feb 21
Cotton markets show steady tones with middling prices varying by region. Reports cover Atlanta New York Charleston Wilmington and Liverpool, detailing receipts exports sales stock and weekly totals along with daily day’s movement and futures notes.
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Foreign buying advanced wheat in Chicago trade
Wheat prices rose in Chicago on February 24 as foreign buying narrowed the Argentine export surplus. The market closed firm with gains of 23 to 27 cents for wheat and modest advances for corn and oats. Cash oats led the rally, while hog demand supported provisions. Primary movement showed strong wheat receipts and exports, with mixed signals for corn and oats and declines in visible supply across grains.
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Professional views on cotton market and demand in war era
New York reports fluctuating cotton prices amid war rumors. Brokers note Liverpool strength and contraband fears, while chatter about reduced fertilizer supply and dwindling farm power signals a likely year end crop pressure. Despite volatility, cotton remains the cheapest global commodity and a key buy, with demand from spinners and bearish sentiment offset by bullish long term outlook.
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Doremus & CO
Cotton seed oil gains on day in New York market
Cotton seed oil rose 16 to 18 points early in New York trading on short coverings and fresh outside buying tied to firmness in lard and cotton. Later a partial setback produced modest losses, with final prices showing net declines of up to 10 points on key positions. Spot prices listed at 6.80 and 4.00 with futures ranges for February and March.
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Maren ‘Oy
Atlanta Quotations Groceries and Provisions Market
Corrected market notes from Oglesby Grocery Company and White Provision Company list prices for canned goods, dry foods, meats, flour, grain, seeds, hay, feeds, and salts in Atlanta. Prices cover pork, tuna, evaporated milk, oysters, beans, olives, sugars, herbs, flour brands, cornmeal, hay types, animal feeds, lard, bacon, and various packing items with notes on market changes and carload specials.
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Live Stock Market Reports From Chicago St Louis and Kansas City
Chicago hog receipts 28,000 strong with bids around 6.35 to 6.68 for heavy and mixed categories cattle receipts 8,000 strong with native cattle and calves noted. yearlings to 8.50. St Louis hogs 2,700 steady with mixed and butchers 6.25 to 6.90. cattle receipts 1,500 steady with native beef and calves quoted up to 8.75. Kansas City hogs 6+ thousand receipts steady with bulk around 6.60. cattle 15,500 higher with prime steers to 6.60 and dressed beef prices near 6.90. Sheep receipts 4,600 higher with lambs around 8.75 and yearlings 7.00 to 8.25.
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Prices of Stocks Make Some Gains in Early February Market
New York February 24 Stocks showed moderate resistance with prices recovering in the afternoon after an earlier dull spell. Short interest decreased as the market steadied and foreign selling slowed, while bonds and rail issues fluctuated. News from London and Amsterdam hinted at continued German liquidation, with steel, copper, and state bonds revealing varied movements as currency markets remained volatile.
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Coffee futures dip on March notice circulation in New York
New York February 24 circulation of March notices estimate about 25 000 bags caused some Hallidation of coffee futures. Opening quiet at unchanged prices, later eased to a net decline of 3 to 7 points. Sales 23 750. Rio and Santos futures listed with varied movement. Brazilian ports receipts 55 000, fiduciary receipts 22 000. Rumor that first deliveries on March contracts would reach European houses for shipment abroad.
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Sugar futures rise on liberal buying in New York
Sugar futures opened slightly lower amid liquidation but steadier spot prices drew renewed buying by trade and Wall Street interests. Midday quotes show raw sugar around 4.77 cents per pound, refined steady, with January through December futures ranging and closing near 4.82 for centrifugal sugar and 4.06 for raw sugar.
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Dry Goods Market Quiet With Rise in Bur Laps
Dry Goods in New York on February 24 showed quiet demand for cotton goods and yarns while Bur laps strengthened. Embroideries from domestic manufacturers were in better demand, signaling selective activity amid overall subdued trading.
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Provisions Chicago Market Report on Pork Ribs Prices
Chicago February 24 market notes list cash pork nominal ribs at 38 and 37 cents per pound, reflecting a tight bid for pork cuts amid trading activity.
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Pickard declines Bessie Tift co administration plan
Forsyth Ga February 24 Special Dr W A Pickard president of Mercer university declines the chancellorship offer for Bessie Tift college He notes the combined presidency would demand all attention and believes time is not ripe for united leadership while cooperation between the two schools continues.
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Mercer University
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Mercer
Sunday Schools Hold Convention at Dawson
The Terrell County Sunday school convention will convene in Dawson Ga at the First Methodist Church on Sunday and Friday. Dr William A Brown of Chicago will lead the mission department and D W Sims of Atlanta will serve as general secretary of the Georgia Sunday School Association.
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Atlanta
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Atlanta Builds Surge Highlights February Operations
Atlanta's building activity in February shows a sharp rise over last year with an excess of 126 002 dollars. The Connally building adds 275 009 to this month's totals, pushing January and February to 735 189, up 74 833 from last year. Building permits total 3 975 with notable filings including a two story parsonage for Inman Park Presbyterian at 17 Druid Circle valued 2 500. South Forsyth street regrading and paving resumes, using the largest street crew yet, with completion promised in two weeks. Real estate talks focus on the realty banquet Friday at the Angley hotel with Thomas Shallcross Jr and other speakers. tickets on sale via Harris G. White.
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Property Transfers and Deed Notices in 1915 Records
A compiled list of real estate transactions and related deeds dated 1913 to 1915, including exchanges of property, quitclaims, deeds to secure debt, liens, city marshal deeds, and executor notices. Entries name numerous individuals and parcels, with dates, locations, and consideration amounts.
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