Cotton Market Advances on Bullish Cables and Heat
New York June 11 The cotton market shows increased activity as prices rise on bullish cables and rumors of continued dry, hot weather across eastern and central belts. Closing prices gain 6 to 10 points with Liverpool shorts covered amid favorable crop reports and renewed bull support, while rains in the eastern belt temper selling.
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Shorts
Liverpool
Georgia
Alabama
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Gulf
Spot Cotton Market Faces Mixed Movement In New Orleans
New Orleans prices drifted amid broad market activity as reports of hot weather and light rainfall weighed on sentiment. Gains reached up to 9 to 32 points before selling pressure pushed values back. spot middling steady at 25 15 16 with 725 sales and 300 arrivals, while receipts and stocks climbed across major markets.
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Charleston
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Budaling
Baltimore
Oston
Philadelphia
New York
Mississippi
Wilmington
Augusta
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Alabama
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Carolita
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Tha Porte
Thors
Ben
Malone
Ghurtanton
Wimington
Boston
Sone Interior Movement
Angueta
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Ita
Memphis St Louis
Totais
Liverpool market nudges prices as heat boosts Atlantic demand
The New York firm Jay Bond & Co reports high temperatures and scarce rainfall across Atlantic states fueling Liverpool prices in early trading. A relief rally faded as traders expect no immediate rainfall that would ease crop pressure. Weather data shows continued heat with showers only in central western and southwestern Mississippi.
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Mississippi
New York Brokers Report Mixed Cotton Market After Weather Setback
Hubbard Bros and Co describe a dry spell across the Cotton Belt weighing on prices. Trading centers show cautious demand with late- day profit taking pulling futures down from earlier highs. Spinners have halted forward purchases while traders anticipate a recovery once bullish sentiment returns despite Texas setbacks.
Market steadies as crop concerns lift prices
John F. Black and Co. report improved tone in New Haven trading with Theom ware better than dus this morning. The for eleners appear concerned as the weather holds an undertone and the closing was steady up six to eight flornts on new crop months. Many buyers wait for any break, keeping the market firm.
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New Yale
Dry Goods Market Notes From New York Jun 17
Dry goods markets in New York show mills declining business due to low prices. Bleached goods sold well while raw silk eased. Lightweight serges were withdrawn ahead of an expected price advance. June 17.
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Vanesa
Woomen
New York
Selling of Wheat Sends Prices Down in Chicago Trade
Aggressive selling driven by harvest news pushed wheat prices lower as futures fell 2 to 4 7 8 cents in Chicago. Corn weakened on long liquidation while rain hit Missouri and Illinois dry districts. Argentine quotations slipped and South American exports looked stronger. Provisions rose with hogs before retreating, and a broad market slide followed early selling across grains.
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Missouri
Uinois
Foreign Finances and Bank Statements Across Markets
London reports show money market rates steady with a 737 balance for se counts and a 20 shillings per ounce bar silver level. The Bank of England weekly statement records reserve growth of 1.24 million with circulation falling by 299 thousand and government securities unchanged, reserve ratio 45.48 percent, plus France’s tools up and treasury deposits down amid general deposits rising in francs.
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Flour and Feed Prices in Atlanta Market Listing
A wide price listing from Atlanta shows flour sacks and meal prices for many brands including Victory Quality Gloria White Lily Swan's Down and Paragon with per bag or per bushel figures. The sheet also lists animal feed such as Purina and Victory Horse Feed and various grains, salts, and baking goods, with FOB Atlanta terms and market-change notes.
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Our View
Gloria
Southern Star
Tennemes
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Timothy
Harper
Gus
Patsy Mash
Purina
Urina Chunoun
Wacky
Oywlet Bhel
Ldu-Ib
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T. Sacky
Cokreval
Bo-In Eweks
Victory Horse
Yiss
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Ve. Holt
Sricks
Worcester
Bermack
F.o.b
Atlanta
BY BLANK CARTRIDGE LITTLE BOYS KILLED
In Fampa Florida a man fired a rifle he believed held a blank cartridge striking the 1 year old son of Mr and Mrs Nolach. The baby died at a local hospital with the child’s bereaved family describing the tragedy. the infant reportedly walked to the doorway and mouthed the words Papa, I am hurt here.
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Mr. Nolach
Narrow Movement in the Stock Market Today
New York dispatch reports a dull, colorless session with a narrow market and fractional overall change. Canadian Pacific and Reading and Smelting fell, while US bonds and exchange rates reached new highs as traders await the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling.
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Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commmission
Virginia
Rock Island
United States
Money and Exchange. New York June 11 market rundown
New York reports weak and murky details across currencies and metals. Sterling rates firm with 60 day at 4.8640 and demand at 4.4690. Government bonds steady and call money firmer at 1 percent. Copper and tin prices mixed. London commodities show copper quiet at £31 17s and tin steady around £1 41 10s.
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Eiy Neconda
Mondon
London
Jean Quick
Cleveland
Alleged forger held on $1,000 bond in Atlanta case
J C Simpson alias W T Sitton a well dressed Jacksonville youth was arraigned in police court on forging checks totaling 145 for prominent Atlanta clients. Bound over on 1009 bond for forgery and con artist activity detectives traced him after arrest near James Pharmacy on Peachtree street. Police say he has a prior criminal record and used the aliases V T Sitton and V T Sitter.
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W. T. Sitton
Jacksonville
Wash Broyles
Atlanta
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I. 8. Carroll
Empire Building
Arthur Wrigley
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Carroll
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Blease Keeps Troops in South Carolina
Governor Cole J. Blease refused to commit South Carolina militia to a joint encampment with Ninth militia division troops in Augusta Georgia from July 32 to August 10 citing unresolved U S Mexico tensions. Adjutant General Moore said failure to consent soon could void participation. State National Guard officers call the move very unlikely.
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Mexico
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Mininte
Cole J. Bieuse
War Department
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Augusta
Simpaga
Department of the Host
Governor's Island
N.Y
Bleaze
Moore
National Guard
Eight Shot In Mountain Fight Near Whitesburg Kentucky
Whitesburg Kentucky June 11 eight persons were shot last night at Nean near here by Witham ay a mountain man Day. Five of the victims are not expected to recover including Magistrate J M Wright and Nay and James Taylor and Burnett Collins. Victor Stamphe died soon after being shot. Day resisted arrest, fled to his home obtained a shotgun and ammunition then returned to fire on a crowd. He was killed by a posse as they pursued him to the mountains. Howard Wright and Malon Hall were injured but not as severely.
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Victor Stamphe
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M. Davis
Nay
Jemes Taylor
Burnett Collins
Howard Wright
Malon Hall
Ray
Enforced Vacation For Cotton Belt Men
St Louis Southwestern railway workers from office duty to president will take two three day vacations without pay in June, excluding transportation and mechanical departments. Vice President Nelson cites poor business as reason. expected savings about 13000 dollars for the month. The three day furlough chosen to avoid broader layoffs.
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St. Lowry
Atlanta Notified of Vera Cruz Famine Dispatch
Secretary William C. Redfield of the Commerce Department telegraphed the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce about afood famine at Vera Cruz urging Atlanta dealers to coordinate with Vera Cruz to sell goods there Prices for staples are high with potatoes at 40 cents a pound The text requests reliable dealers and duty free foodstuffs for Vera Cruz with direct communications to feeding parties and notes the pending supply difficulties.
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Department of Commerce of Washington
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Vera Cruz
Atlanta
Fhig Telestam
State Department
Cansel Ver
Cruz
Wat C. Redfield, Secy
Engineers to Hold Memorial Services in Atlanta
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers divisions 207 488 84 and 896 announce memorial services for deceased members Sunday at 2 49 PM at the Baptist Tabernacle Rev Charles L Bass will deliver the memorial address Rev Tom Barrion will preach and Rev Gincola McCannell will pronounce the benediction.
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Atlanta
Bapuiat Tabernacle
Charles L. Bass
Tom Barriaon
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Large crowd expected at Old Guard Barbecue
A large crowd is expected to attend a Saturday barbecue for the Burns club by the Gla Guard of Use Gate City Guard. Festivities begin at 1:30 p.m. Special cars will transport guests from town.
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Harris Visits Thomasville in Georgia Governor Campaign
W. J. Harris, candidate for governor, visited Thomasville, Georgia, on a June 11 afternoon. He did not speak publicly, but met with numerous citizens, shaking hands and greeting locals during the brief visit.
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W. J. Harris
Senior Tech Banquet Held at Georgian Terrace
The senior class of Georgia Tech held a banquet at the Georgian Terrace for thirty guests. The event was described as brilliant and a fitting cap to the elaborate exercises of the 1914 commencement.
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Georgian Terrace
Thaw Granted Move to Pittsburg for Testimony
June 1 report says Harry Thaw and counsel announce agreement to allow Thaw to travel from New Hampshire to Pittsburg to testify on his father's estate matter. The state returns will request Supreme Court action to transfer Thaw from New Hampshire to Pennsylvania, with a time limit set by the high court.
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Rosenwald to Build Schools for Negroes
Rosenwald plans to fund school construction for Black students in rural areas, aiming to match funds raised for the cause. He discussed the plan in a conference with prominent leaders and pledged to duplicate amounts raised by southern organizations to support Saint Tuske Institute efforts.
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Jane
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Miltesthe
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