Cotton Recovers Some of Its Loss in Market Rally
New York and New Orleans reports show cotton prices reversing earlier declines as war-zone hopes improve. Spinners bought on firmer foreign outlook, with August weakest early but later gains of around 25 to 32 points from lows. Spot prices steady to slightly higher in several ports, with total receipts and exports noted for the day and week.
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Hubbard Bros and Co Markets React to War Turmoil
New York stocks opened lower on cues from deteriorating foreign markets but domestic demand steadied losses. An afternoon surge followed a report Austria would not seek new territory, lifting prices as markets firmed toward close. Crop conditions overshadowed by European war fears with rain improving Atlantic states and possible overnight showers in the west.
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Wheat Prices Fall on Foreign News Amid Market Swings
Chicago and New York report wheat futures slipping after early sharp declines driven by foreign developments. Prices rallied briefly on later foreign advices but settled near opening levels as demand for margins restrained bulls. Corn followed suit with no extreme drop, oats and other grains showing modest moves amid mixed cash markets and currency effects.
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Cotton Condition Shows Improvement Despite Drought
New York reports cotton condition improving over last month with 78.8 percent good or better, based on nearly 2,000 reports. Gains appear in North Carolina and Georgia due to beneficial rains, while Texas and other states show mixed changes amid drought concerns.
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Market gains as no European war news emerges
John F. Black & Co reports that traders expect no general European war after no fighting is noted. Prices rise with new crop months closing ten to twelve points higher. Coffee longs are cautious, while Decem ber leads gains on the belief that conflict is not imminent.
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Market volatility widens as European tensions spark selling
Jay Bond & Co reports a heavy market opening with selling pressure tied to European conditions. Rain in the East of the Mississippi dampens local demand while the Southwest remains dry. Liverpool and the trade push prices higher after initial selling as shorts cover, though unsettled European politics keep the market nervous. Pork, bird, and lard prices listed for Chicago show firm pork at 23.26 and lard around 10.05 to 10.07.
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American Market Holds Steady Amid Global Market Turmoil
New York July 29 stock exchange remained the only major world market holding stability as London and Berlin faced semi paralysis and several European exchanges suspended operations. Canadian Pacific purchases for Berlin boosted US buying while Investora and major banks supported gains. Foreign exchanges unsettled. bond activity fluctuated. total market volume around 206000 shares and par value near 3275000.
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Money and Exchange Markets Update
Money and Exchange section notes unsettled Breeiing with 60 days at 4.86 and demand commercial at 4.86. Bar silver 62% Mexican dollars 49. Government bonds firm. Railroads irregular. Call money strong as 24% with rate 5. 60 days 8. 90 days 5 6% six months 5%. London Consols 72 for money. silver weak. Metals show copper firm at $1300 electrolytic. tin strong spot at $31.25. copper London futures £68.35. iron quiet. Dry Goods report mixed. cotton quiet with slight downward trend. worsted yarns dull. foreign wool easier. Livestock mixed across St Louis and Kansas markets. hogs, cattle, and sheep prices listed with regional variances.
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Boalt Deported by Order of Garrison
Secretary Garrison announced that Brigadier General Funston in Vera Cruz will deport Fred N. Boalt, correspondent for the Newspaper Enterprise Association, after a court of inquiry found his sensational report false. The time and manner of Boalt's departure were deferred to tomorrow following Herald requests for more representations.
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Roosevelt to Be Heard by Senate Committee
Washington July 29 The senate foreign relations committee notified Colonel Roosevelt that he could be heard if the convention to pay Colombia 75000000 for the Panama partition is taken up. Senators indicated it was unlikely further treaty consideration would occur this session.
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Victims of Pluckers May Be Reinstateated
Washington July 29 Bills to reinstate Captain John H. Gibbons and Frank F U of the navy were favorably voted on by a House naval affairs subcommittee today. Both officers were retired by the navy plucking board and their cases sparked agitation against the compulsory retirement law. The subcommittee heard the officers and retirement board members.
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Corpse of Marshall Found in the River
Belford New Jersey July 29 The body of Billott Marshall a lawyer with offices in Wall Street New York who had been missing since July 23 was found today in Haitian river several miles from here by fishermen HL Pan horn Marshall s former law partner identified the body No trace of robbery or violence was apparent A fund of 60000 was collected by Mr Marshall s friends to search for him shortly after his disappearance Marshall left a fortune of about 3500000
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M Loughlin Seen as Hope of American Davis Cup
New York July 29 Maurice McLoughlin is viewed as the key defender for the United States in the Davis Cup. Chairman Robert D. Wrenn says the committee pins hope on McLoughlin with Williams and Wehr praised while Bundy is seen as a bit heavy. Invitations have gone to President Wilson, former President Roosevelt, Sir Cecil Spring Rice, and Mayor Mitchel to witness the challenge round.
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Surprises Wednesday in Western Tennis Tourney
Chicago July 29 In a wave of upsets in the western tennis tournament singles at the Onwentsia club Lake Forest players advanced to the fourth round. Walter Hayes lost to Jerry Weber and James H Winston defeated Harry Wardner after a tendon injury. Alex Squair beat H. Miriami, Peter Bafl fell to Irving C Wright, while Mary Browne and her sister Mrs R J Williams led Chicago entries in women’s singles.
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Marsans case goes over till September
In St Louis Judge J H Trieber postponed the Marsans injunction hearing until September 7 to 15, delaying the case on Armando Marsans the Cuban fielder who jumped from the Cincinnati Nationals. The federal league schedule ends in October, making a decision doubtful for Marsans to play this season.
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Dollar Donation Day at Thomasville Fair Fans Plan Support
Thomasville Georgia July 28 Special The lady fans of Thomasville are organizing a Dollar Donation day for Thursday to show appreciation for the baseball team. Tickets are selling well and attendance is expected to rise for the Thomasville versus Waycross game. Suggestions include assigning women to ticket windows and even a lady umpire, though finding a brave umpire may be difficult.
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Flag Tournament At East Lake By Atlanta Athletic Club
The Atlanta Athletic Club will stage a flag tournament at East Lake on Saturday afternoon. The winner earns a box of 109 cigars and the runner up a supply of 400 cigarettes donated by Capital City Tobacco Company.
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Gainesville and Winder Split Doubleheader on July 24
In Gainesville Georgia both teams won one game in a July 24 doubleheader. Winder won the first 7 4 while Gainesville captured the second 2 to 1, with strong pitching from Flanagan for Winder and timely hitting from Gainesville in the later innings. Umpire Williams officiated.
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