Bullish Reports Boost Cotton Market on Private Crop News
New York June 17 The cotton market rose on a bullish private crop report and fears of renewed crop problems from north Texas. Local spot houses and Liverpool buyers were active for July with mixed aftereffects as weather reports influenced trading and demand remained limited. Spot cotton prices held around middling uplands 12.40 and gulf 12.65 with sales of 126.
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Spot Cotton Market Movements Across U S Ports
The report details middling prices across cities including Atlanta New Orleans Galveston Savannah Norfolk Baltimore Boston Philadelphia New York and interior centers. It lists receipts exports sales stocks and movement totals with weekly and seasonal aggregates, showing broad activity and varied middling rates.
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Fort Movement
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York
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Ana
Charleston
Wallington
Oston Él
Ouston
Bat ‘Augusta
Memphis
Cinelnnath Littler
New Orleans Cotton Market Steady Amid Mixed Signals
New Orleans cotton prices edged higher with continuous modest gains as private bureau reports weighed on sentiment. July futures climbed while spot rates fell, and liquidation of old crop persisted despite expectations of favorable weather and improving conditions through June 25.
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Market closes higher as July and new crop months show strength
John F. Black & Co reports firmer activity with gains of 9 to 10 points by close. Leading July and new crop months moved strongly while private wires were thin. Heavy rains in Texas affected replanting and market mood, but demand remained firm.
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Market advances on crop condition downgrade amidst Texas delays
Hubbard Bros. reports lower May crop prospects weakening top prices. Trade notes favorable June weather but Texas delays and Falns injuries blunt potential yields. Private crop reports push Liverpool and Canal Spot bids higher while hedges form. Metals: lead dull, copper flat, tin firm with prices cited in London and Cleveland warrants.
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Ison
Cleveland
Regional Weather Bonds Report for June 17, 1914
Bulletin from Atlanta lists rainfall and temperatures across states led by heavy rains in Louisiana and Mississippi. Numerous cities report rainfall amounts and temperatures with several invalid or garbled entries. remarks note general rains west of the Mississippi and cooler temperatures across the belt. Section Director von Herrmann signs the update.
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Wheat hits lowest since 1907 amid harvest hopes
Chicago markets show wheat selling at the lowest prices since 1907 amid belief a huge harvest is near certain. Prices closed steady with slight declines. oats rebounded on rust reports in Nebraska and improved growth outlook. Provisions rose, while exports aided a late rally. corn reclaimed some losses on wheat weakness.
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I 'Shorts
ATLANTA GROCERY LIST AND MARKET QUOTATIONS
A long list of prices and items from Oglesby Grocery Company including flour, sugar, lard, cereals, coffee, canned goods, and various staples. Also reports live stock prices and national market parallels with Chicago and Kansas City quotes. Includes beef, pork, lamb, and poultry values, with mixed figures for wholesale and retail.
Turpentine Market Report from Savannah Gauges Prices and Stocks
Naval Stores Savannah reports June figures with firm turpentine at 4¢ to 47¢ per gallon, 642 receipts and rising stocks. Shipments and totals listed include 1 252 Macks 102 980 and 680 B. 14078 E. Slaw 94.201H Fea 120. It notes a stabbing incident and a Beswade foot reference in the closing garbled text.
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Selling Movement in Stock Market Headline
New York reports slight downtrend in stock quotations with small selling. Professional traders favored short positions amid Mexico and domestic export worries, while American stocks rose abroad. Western Union pressured by a $24 million syndicate holding expiring June 24, and petroleum shares led declines.
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Financial markets and holiday closure reports vary in June
June 17 market notes describe bond and discount rate movements, government notes, and rail bonds. A Boston holiday closed the stock exchange and dry goods trade. New York fabrics, cotton goods, and burlaps show steady or firm tones with yarns quiet as sellers hold prices.
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Market Roundup From Country Produce and New York Trading
Country Produce reports mixed gains with higher daisy and timothy yields while receipts reach 26 968. Chicago shows 14 percent rise in an array of items, including 60 carloads of old stock and 31 10 gpi. In New York on June 17, butter and eggs move at firsts and seconds with dairy prices steady, poultry market notes firm conditions in dressed poultry, western chickens and turkeys with renewed interest in fresh wines and creamery products.
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Fancy prices brought by Brooks Co. melons
Quitman Ga January 17 Special The announcement that a carload of Watson watermelons from Brooks county averaging forty six pounds brought 270 66 drew excitement among local growers and dealers. Early shipments and quality fueled enthusiasm with experts noting Brooks county melons showed superior quality and weight versus fifteen years past and weather conditions promised especially large crops.
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Philathaeas Hold Sessions at Columbus
The first business session of the Georgia Philathea Union met in Columbus with committee reports addresses and announcements. Miss Kate Hall of Jacksonville delivered the principal address on City Unions. Mrs J A Ivey spoke on Equipment for Service and Miss Addie Huff conducted the consecration service. Mrs H Marlehiam was absent. Mrs J W Wallace gave a Personal Loyalty to Christ address. Visitors enjoyed an automobile ride. closing session planned for tomorrow night.
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Suffrage Organizer Minnie Battle Allyn Visits Augusta
Augusta Georgia June 17 Mrs Minnie Battle Allyn state manager for Georgian Woman Suffrage association visited Augusta yesterday noting limited local suffrage activity. She announced plans for a fall suffrage parade during the Georgia Latin fall with Allyn titled Queen of the Suffragists and a new branch to be formed this fall while signing petitions to push state suffrage.
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Lowry Bank Declares Quarterly Dividend
Lowry National Bank announces a quarterly dividend of $30,000 or 3 percent on $1,000,000. By July 1, other members of the Atlant& Mesdag association and affiliated banks will declare dividends totaling about $225,000. Fulton National Bank to declare a $14,000 dividend, 3 percent semi annual on $500,000.
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North American Mortgage to offer long term farm loans
Atlanta reports the Constitution notes a new North American Mortgage company plan to provide long term farm land loans. Capitalized at 390,900 with potential to 2,000,000, linked Edwin P. Ansley Investment Co rural credits unit touted. Also plans for a $26,000 North Boulevard apartment building and other real estate transfers are listed.
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Reverend Pickard Seeks Two Million Mercer Endowment
In Savannah on June 17 special report, Rev. W. S. Wickard of First Baptist Church of Savannah plans to propose to Mercer University’s board in Macon on July that trustees pledge to raise a 2,060,000 endowment within five years and involve Mercer’s president in selecting an agent. Pickard did not authorize the announcement, but a close associate relayed the impression from a lengthy discussion.
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Man murders wife and commits suicide in Mobile area
Frederick Geiser, a Foley farmer in Baldwin County near Mobile, shot and killed his wife and then killed himself rather than be arrested again for wife beating. He had been arraigned months earlier on the same charge, was separated and later reunited, and acted when he learned officers were coming for him.
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