Cotton Market Firmer On Better Foreign Demand
New York and New Orleans cotton prices edged higher as improving foreign demand and a firmer technical position after yesterday's dip supported the market. July and December contracts climbed into the 12.6x–13.4x range amid Liverpool buying, sterling weakness, and favorable southern weather signals.
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Southern Cotton Prices Hit Fresh Highs As Weevils Spread
Farmers in several states report heavy cotton plowing to manage widespread weevil infestation. Market futures rebound with July at 12.14 and October at 12.90. New Orleans spot cot ton shows gains with sales of 1,181 bales and steady tone. Middling grades cited with arrivals and inventory noted.
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New York Spots Market Quiet at 32.75
New York spots market reports a quiet session on June 7 with middling prices at 32.75 as traders paused amid light activity.
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New Orleans Cotton Trades Steady in Two Periods
New Orleans shows two steadiness phases in cotton trading with early short covering lifting prices and late gains driven by sensational boll weevil infestation rumors. Prices closed barely higher, July at 12.32, amid mixed weather outlook, Liverpool buying, and later selling as showers hit western belt drafting areas.
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Cotton movement report shows mixed market receipts and stocks
The document lists port and interior cotton movements with middling prices, receipts, exports, stocks, and shipments across Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Baltimore New York and inland hubs including Houston Memphis Augusta St Louis Atlanta Little Rock Pollock Montgomery and others. Total today records receipts 14 456 shipments 18 401 and stock 850 850.
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Professional Views on Cotton Situation
New Orleans June 7 Special adultional rains favored western central belt, especially North Northwest West Texas, signaling a favorable weekly weather and crop review. Market focus rests on British labor strikes and potential resolution, with weevil threats and reduced fertilizer use likely shaping future values. London conference on miners strike may continue through May as government subsidy policy influences negotiations. Mar 7 New York dispatch notes coal strike news improving, miners and owners meeting without government presence. Weather remains favorable across the belt, sowing weather typical for June, offset by weevils and pests.
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Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures Report
Liverpool quiet but firmer cotton market with bids for good minding and middling grades, 3,000 bales sold including 2,400 American. Futures steady with June through May quotes. New York cotton goods and oils market mixed as prices edge higher late day. Mothers urge midnight closing of dances in Atlanta. mass meeting gains broad support from churches, clubs, and business leaders for safe discretionary measures.
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Elks Minstrels Invite Inmates for Charitable Homes Event
Atlanta Elks plan a big minstrel show at the auditorium inviting inmates from charitable crippled aged indigent and children’s homes. A Thursday parade features about 400 performers. dances face strict hours and chaperons. mothers urged to curb drinking and lateness. local entertainers and Tech students active in program.
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New U S Notes Put On Market By G O P Heads
Washington June 7 Inauguration of the administration policy to refund the major share of 7.5 billion short dated debt was announced by Secretary Mellon with a combined issue of 500 million dollars of three year 3 4 percent treasury notes and one year 5 1 2 percent treasury certificates dated June 15 Bearer notes will be issued in 100 500 1000 5000 and 5000 denominations Tax exemptions will mirror treasury certificates The treasury expects to cut about 1 billion dollars from short dated debt including victory notes treasury certificates Pittman act and war savings securities leaving over 50 billion to be refunded
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Boy Slightly Hurt When Struck By Auto
A boy received slight injuries at noon Tuesday after being struck by an automobile driven by Ben Grogan of 196 East Georgia Avenue. Floya McHachern of 442 South Pryor Street was taken to Grady Hospital and later sent home. Grogan reported the accident and no charges were filed.
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Seek Pay Reduction for Packer Workers
A petition seeking a wage cut for nearly 100000 meat packing workers was filed in Chicago today with Judge Alschuler. The Allied Packing Interests and the court had previously agreed to continue the wartime wage agreement as the dispute proceeds.
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Germany makes another payment on reparations
New York June 7 The German government made another payment toward the allied reparations account turned over to the Federal Reserve Bank for credit to the Bank of England and the Bank of France. Wall Street reported the sum was about 14.3 million dollars though an official declined to state the exact amount and suggested the figure might be an overestimate.
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Atlanta Elks Plan Westward Trip on July Fourth
An Elis special train departs Atlanta at 1 25 PM on July 4 for an extended western tour. Stops include Montgomery Mobile New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso then Albuquerque for a bull fight in Mexico followed by the Grand Canyon and Los Angeles visits.
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Tea Party for Church Benefit in West End
Ladies of Calgary Methodist church in West End plan a Tea Party of Ye Olden Tymes at 8 tonight to raise funds to rebuild the Georgia Avenue Presbyterian church, which burned on April.
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Women in Mexican Government Jobs to Be Replaced by Men
Practically all women employed in government offices in Mexico are slated for replacement by men. The move is described as part of administrative reform affecting civil service staffing and gender balance in state agencies.
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Amusement Directory Theaters Movies and Week Film Notes
Amusement directory lists Tyrie Theater and Leows Grand with program notes as well as Howard Criterion Rialto and Forsyth theaters. Zena Keefe appears in person at the Howard for three performances and last showing of Red Foam, a Ralph Ince production based on a Saturday Evening Post story. Friday brings Thomas Meighan in White and Unmarried, plus other features, with Pola Negri Gypsy Blood at the Criterion and Wanda Hawley at Forsyth. The listings cover Home Stuff at the Rialto and other screenings including Dangerous Da Days and Fighting Fate at various houses.
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A F O L Opens Annual Meeting On Next Monday
Denver June 7 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor and other national officers plus 200 delegates have arrived to attend the forty first annual convention opening here next Monday Preliminary sessions start tomorrow as delegates of the building trades department plan resolutions to be presented at the convention
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Mississippi coast blue laws to be enforced this Sunday
Gulfport Mississippi reports Sheriff Havens orders Harrison county mov ing picture theaters to cease Sunday operations and bans Sunday baseball within the county. He states it is unlawful to play baseball on Sunday even without admission charges.
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