Cotton Recovers Early Loss in Steady Close
New York June 8 The cotton market was less active but prices closed steady after an initial decline. Early losses of 5 to 8 points gave way to a net gain of 7 points as traders cited favorable weather expectations and mild southern crop pressures. Spot quotations showed middling uplands at 3.85 and gulf at 13.50 with no sales reported.
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New York
Liverpool
Eastern Belt
Gulf
Sears
Agoialj
Norman
Texas
Oklahoma
Ee York
U E. i
Ds Ah Sa
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore
Ahaa
Central of Georgia
Central Leather
Chestpeake
Eghi
Louisville & Nashville
Lignetta Myers
Leciliard
Miscouri
Exan
New York Centrakeen
Ike
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Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Texas Company
Texas & Fecile
U S. Steel
Virginia-Carolina
Cotton Region
Atlanta
Bratior
Chattanogga
Lear
Gatzeni Bear
Gainesyle
Greenville
Newnan
Henry Rains
South Carolina
Engstree
Alice
Clarendon
Quanah
Snyder
Temple
Dutie
Haeel
Longlake
Murbie Fails
Dinteter
Wilmington
Charleston
Vicksburg
New
Orienta
Zuo
Houston
Knaatt
Hilghent
Fowest Houe
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Wil
Yun Hurermann
Jayl
Galveston
Rey Orleans
Yan Dropine
Savannah
Rai
Charenton
Boston
Philadelphie
J Houston
Augusta
Memphis
Trewin
New Orleans
Brasil
Smoe Piaady
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Herner
Wanvary
Tei i Alba Pd
Cotton Market Moves Up on July Position Demand
The cotton market hôm today with gains in New York and Liverpool amid bull action in July positions. Spot cotton remained steady as traders weighed dry western belt weather against Atlantic demand, with better tone after short selling was contained and late-day prices rose modestly.
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Jly
Atlantica
Stocks Provisions Market Report From Chicago
Cash prices listed for provisions in Chicago on June 8 include fork at 50 dollars, lard at 1103 and 10.07, ribs at 11.0 or 11.80, reflecting midday market quotes and price spreads for the commodities traded.
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Chicago
Lee
Wheat slips from estimates as corn leads gains
Chicago market closes mixed with wheat easing on government crop report expectations, finishing barely steady from Saturday. Corn shows vigor, oats show weakness in price declines, while hog prices mostly ignore softness. Receipts and shipments for Wheat and Corn are noted, with prices listed for various grades and futures categories.
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Chicago
Illinois
Missouri
Yield of wheat will be largest ever made
Washington reports the June crop forecast shows nine hundred million bushels of wheat for 1919, a U.S. record and about half the world’s expected output. Spring and winter wheat area, yields per acre, and total productions are detailed, with oats and barley also projected large.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department
Bureau of Statistics
Crop Reporting Board
Tate
Sugar and Molasses Market Telegram Translation
Rawsome notes steady pricing for molasses and sugar with varied forms listed. Sugar prices include refined loaves, cubes, and granulated types. Molasses categories appear alongside numbers, with several entries showing modest changes and miscellaneous misspellings.
Atlanta Quotations Vegetables and Fruits Corrected
Market column lists Georgia beans cabbage celery peaches tomatoes lettuces squash peppers peas and corn with prices and stock notes. It notes firm markets for vegetables, limited overstock on cucumbers, and includes poultry, eggs, flour, feeds, and provisions with varied regional prices and supply remarks.
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Georgia
Florida
Cully
WrOur Market
Quelty
Gloria
King Cotcon
Timothy
C. G.aduat
Fikab
Patsy Ma
Purina
Victory
Stock market steadies after mixed signals from Mexico
New York June 8 Traders saw little net change after an initial response to varying sources. News of a possible mediation rupture with Mexico dampened early activity, while a Mexican blockade episode and lower London prices weighed on sentiment. Prices nudged up fractionally later as the Tampico blockade was abandoned, despite steady bond sales and mixed commodity reports.
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New York
Mexico
London
Tampico
Supreme Court
Financial
Moet
Chambers
United States
Personal millinery and corset shop items advertised in Atlanta
A dense ad segment lists millinery training, corsets, screens, and maternity services. References to Madame Boswell the phrenologist, smoking remedies, and a charity note for ATL M-Gontrace supplies note the era’s diverse listings. Includes contact details at 62 N Pryor and Ivy 4203, plus procurement notices for school supplies and adoption services.
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Atlanta School OF Practical Millinery
Atlania
Madame Boswell
Enstand
Ute
Auburn Svortland
Sreed
Ivy
ELY
FEY Scmsens
Price
Thomas
Urflee
N. Pryor
Maternity Sanitasium
Talulah Falls
Tallulah Lodge
Onor 1814
Help Wanted Ads Mix Barber Trade and Sales Roles
A collage of 1900s job listings seeks men to learn barber trade at Allenta Barber College and multiple sales positions. Listings include agents for Peerless Check Writer in Atlanta, real estate salesmen, traveling sales for Southern Georgia, and other clerical and domestic posts with commission and transportation support.
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Vuinund
G. O
Branning
Cour Med Povician
Aispa
Allenta Barber College
Peerless
Southern Territory
Peerless Company
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Aasiarance
Jonn Kopp
Candler
Mr. Tessier
Stealey
South Cargiles
Georgia
Nancen
Aid House
Herdl Commissions
Virginia Trunk 4 Bug Co
Peterweare
Buiunaes Cipabio Et Caplainne Terlce
Empire Bales Co
Athleity Commission
Bas
Woodworth
New York
Montes
Dearborn St. Chivego
Arlington Business Agency
Arlington
Jones’ Employment Agency
Gall
Addres
Eagewood Avenue
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Audding
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Atp Rock
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Jeeps
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Orleans
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Noltdayé
Ts Troe
Shs
Down F. Black & So
Jay, Bond & Co
Tune
Frey
Sloe
Ama
Pdry
Great Northern
Lehigh Valley
Iggett and
Mye
TBE
Lorillara Co
Ide
Kun
Pucitla & Tex
Max
Patroleum
Central
Narfolk “& West
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Ea Southern Railway
Peon
Ise
Besa Go
Vexsa & Pacific
Pacifica Junian Huy S. Steel
Libby
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Virginia-Curo
Burkey
Rmis
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aBiben
Ign Banze
Londo
Cleveland
Sis 2d
Spelter
King Corn
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Sacks
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Qgleuby Grocery Company
Alderney
Kes Aoda
Horsiera’s
Penny— Lima
White
Corntiela Fresh “Park Woodsage
Cornfeld Frankforte
Cartona
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Gornfeld
Ueren
Kansas City
Suac O. Wogt
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Honduras
Japan
Stoges
Turkaya
Torna
Louleiina
Naval Stores
Ravannah
Turnentina
Rosin
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Railroad and Public Service Corporation
Harris, Forbes & Co
N. W. Harris& Co
Pine Street, Corner
William New York
Hanover Square
Mercners
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleanz Cotton Exchange
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Liverpool Cotton Assetion
John F. Bliack & Co
Lotton Exchange
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Chicago Board of Trade
Marion R. Miles
Ation
C. E. Currier
A. E. Thornton
A. KR. Swann Gee
R. Donovan Jack, J. Spalding
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Floyd F. BE
Block Inman
Atlanta National Bank
Siena
C‘stokes
Fourth National Bank
Terminal Station
Avianca Howard
Porrest Adair
Eading
L. J. Lamar
Mircellaneoub
Mebendon
Conauition Waanthdo
Atianta Mall
Femal
Uuifeadane
Gromamma
Century Building
Suscellan UU
South Georgia
Care
Franklin
M. Hochaster
School of
C. M. Copeland
Gould Hide
BR Wouslan
Ehrehye
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