Wheat Makes Sport Strong At Close
Chicago July 8 Wheat prices rose sharply on the grain board with final quotations showing gains up to 17-80 cents. Corn and oats advanced, provisions aided by grain strength as eastern mills bought wheat while local stocks drained to near depletion. July and September futures led the gains with July around 1.17, while bears appeared for later deliveries due to government reports. Grain movements and weekly statistics followed as prices closed near day’s highs.
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Steamers and train connections to New York and Troy offer travel options
An advertisement touts the GITIZENS steamers Trojan and Rensselaer leaving Play 45 at 6 P M with direct connections at Albany or Troy to points North East and West, boasting splendid accommodations and unexcelled cuisine, and principal ticket offices secured. The notice also details a Fulton County real estate sale of an undivided one half interest in land in Atlanta tied to the Kellogg estate, with cash terms and a sale at the county courthouse.
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Supreme Court Docket Highlights Georgia Circuits Rome Tallapoosa
The Rome Circuit lists A B Montgomery and J M Robertson from Floyd County, and Louvinia Heck, with arguments. The Tallapoosa Circuit includes Yeura Velle against F A Irwin of Polk, and F A Rorie against J Rorie. Other cases involve Janes Long v R H Gilbert of Polk and J R Reeves v H C Allgood Co from Paulding. Several entries show cases submitted or argued with judges Marshall Back and others.
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Janes Long Et al
R. H. Gilbert
Whitley
New Orleans Cotton Exchange Reports Mixed Weekly Movement
Secretary Hester’s New Orleans Cotton Exchange statement shows declines in weekly movement versus last year, with 312 days’ totals ahead of 1906 and 1908. World visible supply falls week over week, American cotton stocks drop, while overall season totals rise against prior years.
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Taking of American Cotton by Spinners
New Orleans reports Hes ter summary of global cotton spinning. This week 210,000 bales, up from 148,000 last year and 161,000 the year before. Year to date totals show strong gains across northern, Canada, southern, and foreign spinners with notable increases versus prior periods.
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Cotton Seed Oil Market Sees Renewed September Liquidation
New York July 9 reports renewed liquidation for September cotton seed oil while buying for export and speculative accounts firms up later months. Moderate activity. prime crude and prime summer gallery prices listed. sales totaled 2,900 barrels. Naval Stores in Charleston and Savannah show firm turpentine and rosin prices with steady receipts and sizable shipments. Wilmington reports turpentine steady and crude turpentine prices around BL.76 to $5.50 with 3,222 receipts.
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Review of Cotton and Other Markets
New York July 9 overview of cotton and other markets notes a sharp advance driven by the government crop report, with speculation pushing prices to near record highs. It highlights hot dry Texas weather, persistent Atlantic rainfall delaying crop cleanups, and ongoing bullish sentiment while warning of potential danger from broad speculation. Sugar and rice markets show dull activity due to holidays, with minor price shifts and varied buyer urgency. Treasury figures tabulate gold and silver holdings and other funds as of today.
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Weeks Trade Reviewed Reveals Broad Revival In Industry
New York July 9 G Dun & Co weekly review notes a strong revival in iron and steel and widespread activity across railroads builders and construction. Market signals show cotton goods price revision, cautious buying, and steady to rising costs with high material prices. Bradstreets adds ongoing demand, harvest labor, tariffs debate ending, but notes weather dampening retail trade and some regional disruptions. weekly US and Canada failures, and various fruit market movements.
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