December Cotton Declines Amid Weather and Trade Cables
New York July 7 The cotton market fell across most deliveries with December contracts slipping to 12.23 and about 4.28 per bale below early month highs. Reports of drought in the southwest tempered by favorable weather outlooks spurred selling. late rallies of 7 to 10 points occurred on cover. Bearish sentiment grew from British trade data and Inter national Federation curtailment recommendations. Prices closed steady but with a net daily loss of 8 to 2 points and overall weak tone in the market.
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Spot Cotton Markets Show Mixed Movement and Weather Influence
The report details middling cotton at 12 percent with receipts and exports across several ports including Memphis Augusta and Little Rock. It notes unsettled futures, calls for possible market easing due to stalling complaints, and cooler Texas Oklahoma weather forecasts aiding seller sentiment, with ongoing western belt crop improvements and a tentative shift toward demand.
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Wheat Rally Emerges Despite Rail Labor Fears
Chicago July wheat futures recovered from a weak opening as Western railroad labor troubles spurred buying and helped push prices toward steady gains. Corn rose modestly while oats followed elevator demand. hog prices supported steadier provisions amid mixed regional weather and rust concerns in Canada.
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Stocks Revived In The Final Hour
New York July 7 trading lacked a definite trend until the final hour when the 1st was lifted from early lethargy. Gains of 1 to 2 points appeared in eastern railroads amid renewed freight rate speculations, with specialties posting 2 to 4 point advances and Missouri Pacific facing losses. Bond market held firm as United States bonds were steady on call and overall activity was subdued.
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Atlanta Market Prices for Livestock and Provisions
The Atlanta live stock market news lists prices for beef cattle, cows, steers, and hogs with ranges by weight and grade. New York and local buyers report steady to higher prices for corn fed hogs with receipts largely light to medium, while sheep and lambs stay moderate. A lengthy provision and flour, grain, and feed section follows with numerous brand names and market prices.
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Alncker
Texas
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White, Jr
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Cornfield Meat Products Offerings Listed by Item
A fragmentary listing details Cornfield brand bacon priced per 12 ounce units, Frankforts in 19 count cartons, Bologna and luncheon ham in 25 to 36 pound quantities, smoked link sausage and Italian sausage offerings, pickles, lard varieties, and country style lard. Prices appear in 12 ounce and 36 pound measures with mixed carton counts.
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North Carolina Storm Devastates Crops and Property
Storm lashed western Charlotte region and Seaboard line causing thousands in crop losses. Cherryville Iron Station and Stanley Creek areas reported heavy damage to cotton crops and mill roofs. Worth Anderson 22 died at Roaring Gap Blue Ridge resort from lightning.
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William Anderson
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Mecklenburg County
Ightnink
Anderson
Harvard
Gaston County
Naval Legislation Praised by Wilson
President Wilson writes to Representative Padgett praising the naval appropriation bill and cooperation with the secretary of the navy. He notes increased chaplains and a new rule to appoint fifteen enlisted men annually to Annapolis, calling it an admirable innovation for the rank and file.
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House Naval Affairs Committee
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Mississippi Choctaws Will Get No Money
After a day of debate between Oklahoma and Mississippi delegations the house rejected a senate amendment to the Indian appropriation bill. It would have allowed the Mississippi Choctaws to claim participation in tribal funds of the Choctaw nation in Oklahoma. Conference between the two houses will determine the next step amid accusations of attorney schemes and fraud to enroll claimants.
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Man on Window Ledge Raises Threats in Chicago Court
A prisoner named John Brown charged with disorderly conduct stood on a window ledge three floors above the street and courtroom crowd as he taunted officials. He cried that he would jump unless allowed to speak, prompting bailiffs to keep back and finally pull him to safety after ten tense minutes.
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Brown
First District Knights to Meet in Athens Georgia
The first district Knights of Pythias of Georgia will hold their annual two day meeting in Athens July 9 and 10. The district, comprising lodges in the Eighth and Ninth districts, is the first such district organization in the U S Pythian domain.
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Williams denies financial ties to Gold Hill mine investigation
John Skelton Williams, comptroller of the currency, told a Senate committee he never held financial interest in the Gold Hill mine at Gold Hill South Carolina. He said promoter Walter Newman offered stock which he declined, and he denied arranging a meeting between Newman and Cleveland Perkins.
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France to Exhibit at Canal Exposition in Panama-Pacific Fair
The French commerce committee of the Chamber of Deputies urges an appropriation to ensure a proper Paris display at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. Deputy Gerald condemns American customs practices in New York, calling them an obstacle to foreign and domestic interests, yet the committee forges ahead, citing economic policy and sentiment.
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