Cotton Futures Rally Pauses After Sharp Session Surge
New York June 17 The cotton market opened steady then rose to new highs as the market advanced on new crop positions. Late trading eased to a net decline of 6 to 8 points, with July quiet and nearby months firm on bull cover and speculative support.
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Weather notes and rainfall report across regions
Fragmented weather dispatch from Pike County and nearby areas notes heavy rainfall with varying totals. Mentions Texas and Arkansas regions, with references to rainfall distribution and temperature impacts on agriculture and daily life.
Liverpool Catton Torverpeal June 17 Market Report
Market notes show vane steady with steady prices for various grades. Commodities include American and spenutathen materials with receipts totaling around 14 thousand and futures cited, while general levels remain at low middling to ordinary.
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Wheat Bond Recounts and Debts Reported in Counts
Primary MeiveMENT records show Wheat recount totals with 489000 against 207000. Similar tallies indicate 902000 against 207009. Earn-Reelple totals 187000 against 89000. Pes nprants list 900000 against 6530 Taet year figures.
Market Turbulence Hits Cotton and Commodities Briefly
New Orleans markets show sudden swings in cotton and commodities with prices rising intraday on strong buying but failing to hold gains. Weather and drought prospects in Arkansas and Texas influence sentiment while Liverpool traders discuss profits. Bradstreet notes shifts in available supplies. Futures for wheat and metals react to mixed signals as energy and shipping data surface.
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Gibert and Clay Market Oddities Reported in Turbulent Era
Fragmented OCR text notes unusual market activity, scattered references to people and places, and fragmented phrases. It mentions a market, individuals named Crans and Yocreis, and various unclear actions. The passage is garbled but suggests wartime or economic upheaval with shifting prices and social unrest.
Hubbard Bros. Co. Easter Season Event Details
Fragmented OCR text references Hubbard Bros Co and an Easter event at a venue in New York or nearby area. The readable portions mention a schedule, a guide, and a meet or event with unspecified participants. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Abundant rains push wheat prices lower in Chicago trade
Chicago wheat futures fell sharply as spring rains spiked fears of higher production. Traders cited drought scare relief in the northwest, new Montana acreage gains, and better moisture prospects. Corn and oats also dipped, while general selling hit provisions amidst ample receipts and weak exports.
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Stocks Start With a Dull Market Headline
New York June 37 The stock market opened uncertain then rallied after an opening break. Reading led gains as Foreign selling and domestic pressure eased, with Interborough Metropolitan Pref. rising and traders awaiting President Wilson’s currency message. Bonds and money markets showed mixed, with steady call rates and firmer railroad issues.
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Atlanta Livestock Market Prices and Trade Notes
Georgia market report covers steer and cow prices by weight, with top quotes for choice steers at 5.70 to 6.10 and medium cattle around 4.50 to 5.25. Hog and pig values listed, beef mixed and dairy inferior grades weaker, with a broad summary of receipts and market tone. Also includes foreign exchange, sugar, and grain futures snippets from St Louis, New York, Chicago, and Cincinnati.
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Good Old Potatoes at 6 Cents a Bushel
Kansas City June 17. Housewives' League negotiates with railroads to obtain twenty nine cars of good old potatoes for sale to consumers at 6 cents a bushel to prevent rot in yards. Thousands of bushels were unsold at 16 to 20 cents as growers faced competition from new potatoes. railroads ordered to dispose of potatoes with proceeds to cover freight charges.
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Dayton Coal Company Placed in Receiver's Hands
Dayton Coal and Iron company goes into receivership in Chattanooga as Chancellor Alison appoints H. F. Noyes receiver. Assets estimated near one million dollars include two furnaces at Dayton, Liabilities not stated. Scottish investors James Watson & Song connected to the plant in difficulty.
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Ministers Working for Prison Reform in Georgia
A statewide drive urges all Georgia ministers to observe July 6 as Prison Reform Sunday from a resolution by the Evangelical Ministers association. Baptist, Methodist and other denominations back the plan, with Episcopal, Congregational, Presbyterian, Lutheran and others agreeing to participate. An Atlanta local committee led by Rev. John E. White and others will mobilize efforts across communities.
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Fullbright Withdrawn On Own Initiative
In a Sunday Constitution article a typographic error claimed Representative H J Fullbright of Burke was withdrawn from the speaker race. The piece clarifies he entered the race and retired from it entirely on his own initiative.
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