Weather and heat boost Texas cotton market after showers
New York, July 23. Cotton rose after an early drop caused by Texas showers. Heat across the Southwest and high temperatures in Oklahoma added to bullish sentiment. Weather setbacks in several districts fueled late buying as spot houses traded and brokers shifted to new crop purchases. A preliminary condition report tomorrow is expected around 89.6 versus 83 last month.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Georsie
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Southern Crop Reporting Bureau
F. Black & Co
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Eascor
Bonds and coupons listed across multiple U S issues
A garbled bonds list shows registered and coupon details for US 4s and 5s, including American Cotton, American Tobacco, Atchison, Chesapeake & Ohio, Central of Georgia, Northern Pacific, Pennsylvania, Southern Railway, Union Pacific, and other issuers. Prices and bids appear for railways, telephones, and utilities, with scattered percentages and note-like references.
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American Tobacco
Atchison
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Lins Colds
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Gentral
Georgia
Gentral Leather
Chesapeake & Unio
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Mit & St Paul
Erlegen
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Lorillard
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Pennayltania
Uv Republie Trea & Steel
Loula & San Fran
Bae Beatourd Aire Line
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Southern Bell
Talephohe
Bia
Southern Pacifia
Southern Railway
Texas Company
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
Virginia Caroling Chemical
Spot cotton markets update with regional receipts and exports
The report lists spot cotton prices and receipts across markets including Atlanta, New Orleans, Wilmington, Boston, New York, Memphis, Augusta, Little Rock, and Cincinnati. It records daily imports, exports, and stock levels, noting Middling to higher grade categories and varied talo values across ports and markets.
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Taddales
Stich
Wilmington
Tyner
FAO
Tate
Boston
Seusm
Dateriur
Augusta
Cincinnati
Weather and market notes from Cotton Region Bulletin
Unofficial market report notes rain in Texas and plans for broader rainfall across Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas. Prices in cotton seed oil futures declined early then steadied near close amid bear pressure and late firmness in cotton. Weather observations show high temperatures with scattered showers, impacting crop prospects and market sentiment.
Big Export Sales Boosted Wheat in July Market
Immense export sales and the spread of black rust into Canada propelled wheat higher as the market closed nervous with strong gains. Corn jumped amid dry weather risks, while provisions and oats showed modest movement. coffee and sugar markets also fluctuated amid Brazil receipts and foreign demand. Livestock bore mixed receipts with hogs and cattle unevenly priced across major markets from Chicago to Kansas City.
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Canada
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Rio
Hamburg
Aantoa Cables
Bao Paulo
New Yorke
Bos
New Orleans
Tomorra
Market report notes poor crop conditions and cautious trading
The New York market shows sensitive conditions with meager rains in Texas and a nearly critical trade outlook. Liverpool reports better demand and higher prices due to improving business, while local buyers remain wary as weather and speculation press prices downward. An English anecdote about a London policeman and a boy scout offering to sew a skirt split adds odd color to the page.
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York
Abarp
Texas Raina
Liverpool
Secions
Atlanta Market Brings Broad Range Of Produce And Livestock
Corrected stock and trade list from Atlanta includes prices for vegetables fruits and poultry. Notable entries cover Red Squash Oranges Grapefruit Beans Cabbage Celery Tomatoes cantaloupe and various meats with quotes from the Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company and White Provision Company detailing live cattle mutton lambs poultry and dairy products along with flour grain feed and groceries prices and market conditions.
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Begruss
Georgia
Georgia Small
Foultry
Rees Alecs
Atlanta
WH Water of White Provision Company
Cotton Auction Reports Mature at Montgomery Sale
Alabama's 9 fraternities joined a public sale of cotton bale lots yesterday evening in Montgomery. The fiber, grown in Geneva County, was transported from the Geneva area to Montgomery on Tuesday, with quality described as first rate.
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Montgomery Am
Stocks Weaken Through Session Amid Gold Export News
New York trading opened with heavy dullness as gold exports to Paris resumed and the New Haven suit loomed. Major rails and industrials fell, United States Steel led declines while Lehigh Valley and others slid. Berlin sales pressured Canadian Pacific to multi year lows. Total par value traded reached 28.29 million with United States coupons advancing on call.
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Paris
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London
Canadian Pacific
New Haven
United States Steel
Lst
United States
Foreign Finances Weekly Bank Reports London Paris
Weekly statements show Bank of England reserve and deposit changes with increases in nuton reserve and government securities, while Paris treasury deposits and circulating notes shift. Francs in France reflect silver in hand and in circulation, with several items rising and discounted redistributions noted.
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Hank of
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Bank of Franca Collim Hand
Coreral Deposi
France
Commodities and Money Market Snapshot for July
Market report shows steady exchange rates and bonds with quiet activity in New York and London. Copper and tin hold firm while steel and iron futures edge higher. receipts and shipments for various commodities noted.
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York
London
Cleveland
World grain crops show loss across major regions
International Institute of Agriculture estimates for Rome indicate declines in 2024 harvests. Wheat output drops about 4 percent to roughly 4.8 billion bushels, with declines also in barley and rye across Europe and in the United States. Corn and oats show mixed results. rye production falls notably in several European regions.
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Slavonia
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Prussia
Payment Refused To Southern Officers In Senate Amendment
Washington July 23 Major Leader Underwood and southern representatives sought action on a senate amendment to the general deficiency bill. The measure would distribute 175000 to heirs of Confederate officers who resigned in 1861 from the United States Army. Notables named include Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson. Opponents argued the facts. the house rejected the amendment after debate.
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Snakes and Roaches Stowaway aboard Fumigated Vessel
New Orleans on July 23 reports a ship carrying six snakes eighteen tarantulas and many roaches and pests. The cargo was fumigated yesterday under Dr G M Corput of the Public Health Service as bubonic plague control. Two of the snakes were large boas and the others were harmless Central American varieties. The tarantula count included a deadly species, with Corput noting such findings common after fumigation of tropical trade ships.
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G M Corput
Public Health Service
Cardinal Gibbons Aged 80 on July 23
An elderly Cardinal Gibbons marked his 80th birthday with no formal anniversary events. He spent the day at a country home near Westminster Maryland, hosted by T Stecbert Shriv er, with no public celebration observed.
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T Stecbert Shriver
Atminster
Hearing Not Probable for Col. Roosevelt
Washington July 23 Theodore Roosevelt requests to be heard by the senate foreign relations committee in opposition to the Colombian treaty paying 25 000 000 for the Panama canal strip and to express regret at events affecting relations with Colombia. Committee members present divisions with many opposed to hearings and Roosevelt’s appearance.
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United States
Panama Canal Strip
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Foreign Relatique Committee
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Senator Smith
Michigan
Colombia
Deadlier plague type found in New Orleans headline
New Orleans July 23 federal health authorities report a new, more dangerous pneumonic plague case appearing in the city. Mes Reglia Schmidt, 72, dies, bringing plague fatalities to four and total cases to nine. Her granddaughter Helen Sack, 16, also ill under treatment for bubonic plague. They resided at 625 Camp Street within a criminal focus near the main business district.
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New Orleans
Home Rule Question Before Hibernians
The Ancient Order of Hibernians discussed Ireland home rule. President Regan praised the bill as a step forward and congratulated Irish leaders for pressuring Parliament. A cablegram to John Redmond conveyed support and pledges of assistance. delegates later attended a Cape Henry social event.
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John E Bedmond Reader
Flidermans
Cape Henry
Whisky raid claims U S Marshal and deputy in Tula Ola
United States Marshal Davidson and Deputy Plank were shot dead when attempting to arrest William Baker at his residence for contraband liquor. Baber, a former city police chief, refused entry and fired after Davidson and Plank tried to force another entrance.
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Justice Under 60 Sought for Supreme Court Vacancy
Washington July 23 President Wigen seeks a man under sixty to fill the supreme court seat created by the death of Associate Justice Turton. A slight older candidate might be considered. Senators Simmons and Over was presented Justice Walter Clark, 84, from the North Carolina court, but no definite selection is announced. Secretary Lane and Attorney General McReynolds remain the leading figures in the process.
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Wilson Declines Role in Local Factional Fights
Washington July 23 President Wilson said he will take no part in local democratic factional fights in any state and did not commit to maintaining neutrality. He noted Secretary Bryans involvement in the Hindis campaign as an individual actions, not as an administration representative.
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Wilson
Inquirers
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Wilson Invited To Merchants Banquet In New York
President Wilson was invited to meet leading New York business men at the Merchants association annual banquet this fall. An official said he could name the date and was expected to accept.
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Wilson
New York
Merchants Association
Date Set for Royal Wedding in Berlin Portrait of P Oskar and Countess
Berlin announces the wedding date of Prince Oskar, fifth son of the German Emperor and Empress, to Countess Jan Marie Von Buesewicz Levetzow. The ceremony will occur between July 2 and September 28 with the countess styled Countess von Ruppin after marriage.
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Oskar
Jan Marie von Buesewicz Levetzow
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Countess von Ruppin
Strikes Besiege St Petersburg with Cossacks and Police
In St Petersburg on July 23, clashes between strikers and Cossacks left at least five dead and eight seriously wounded, with three police officials also seriously injured. Estimated striker casualties were higher as bodies were hidden. About 120000 workers had quit in the city, with strikers building barricades, cutting telegraph poles, and attempting to burn bridges and waterworks before police and soldiers restored order at dawn.
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Cousuiks Taemeb
Punishment under Mann Act debated by Milwaukee case
Chicago July 223 the first step toward a Supreme Court ruling on whether women proven as co conspirators with men can be punished under the Mann White Slave Act was taken in Milwaukee officials of the Department of Justice said Federal Judge Geiger sustained the gemurter to an indictment against Mrs Clara Holt charged with conspiring with Chester Lowenslager 21 who she allegedly accompanied from Evanston to Milwaukee Lowenslager is now serving a jail term An appeal to the Supreme Court was taken from Judge Geiger's decision If reversed it would mean that any woman who accompanies a man from one state to another for immoral purposes is equally guilty The department of justice said it will arrest women who have appeared on wit Retwes against men convicted of Violation during the last three years
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Erratic millionaire placed under arrest in Gulf coast town
Gulipert Miss July 23 reports Charles Torre a self described millionaire of Los Angeles was arrested for disturbing the peace after an apparent head injury. He held at the town jail as officers await his wife while he had ranted about plans to seize hotel quarters and had earlier caused clashes with hotel management. He arrived days ago with a 1600 acre land tract near the Gulf coast and then faced further disturbance in the hotel.
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Charles Torre
Los Angeles
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Appeals for Release of Herbert Hockin
Mrs Hockin prepares a petition seeking clemency for Herbert Hockin who is serving a Leavenworth sentence for involvement in a notable dynamite plot. The government denounced the conspiracy and White House officials, including President Wilson and Attorney General McReynolds, were informed as detectives who investigated the case contributed.
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Canada Aid of Hindus Deportation Passengers Leave Port
Hindus aboard the Romogata, who resisted a government order for over three months, depart bound for Orient after departure from harbor. Rainbow cruiser will accompany to a point off Aneduser Island.
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