Cotton market slips then steadies on mixed weather news
New York June 18 The cotton market opened steady with a small decline before recovering as favorable weather and crop reports encouraged buying. Traders noted better private crop news in Texas and Oklahoma’s estimated 13 percent drop in acreage helped support prices, while Liverpool cables remained indifferent. Spot cotton quoted at mid uplands around 13.40 to 13.65 with no sales reported.
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New York
Texas
Oklahoma State Department of Agriculture
Liverpool
Nerenzond
Oklahoma
Yeatorday
Dan Talmage & Co
Nayerd
Atill R
Honduras
Far East
Atlantic
New Orleans
Rourne
Louisiana
Arkansas
Rio
Santos
Alta
Cordova
Havre
Hamburg
Sanzan Envies
Sao Pacho
Perety Tune
Panama
American Agricultural Sm
Catton
American Tel
American Tobacco
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Haltimore & Okte
Ky Central of Georgia
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Onto Ev
Chicago B. & Quincy
Chicago
Wae
St. Paul
Kan
Bidy i & Hartford
Alg
Norfolk & Woat ‘Sonn Tmb
BaGe Northern Pacitie Erm
Fenosylvants cv. Bia
Tos & Ur
Republic Iron
Louis & San
Seaboard
Southern Railway
Zexaa Company Cy
Texas & Pacific Ist
Union ‘Pacific
Bert
Baltimera
Ohio
Erie
Erle A
Ean Minola Central
Interborough
Timothy
Lenigh Vasey
St .Louis
Liggett
Myera
Petroleum
N.Y. NL
Ios Gans
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Reading
P Tae
Tron
Rock Island Co
Seaboard Air
Issaa Ib
Tex
Pacific
Union Pacific
Carolina
An Wesern Union
Asd Ab Ao
Spot Cotton Market Shows Mixed New York Advances
New Orleans and Savannah spot readings show middling around 13 to 14 cents with New York markets firming on July options but caution from traders. Weekly totals report receipts 8,182 and stocks rising to 451,548 while interior movement lists varied shipments and sales across several ports and cities.
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New Orleans
Charleston
Irie
Norfolk
Bullimore
Boston
Philadelphia
New “York
Ffauston
Memphis
Augusta
St. Bows
Cincinnati
Todar
Racelpte
Range in cotton sale leads to open bidding in New Orleans
Fragmentary OCR text shows cotton range references and an impending sale process. Mentions New Orleans, open sale, tenant, and numbers suggesting bids or values. Clear details are obscured, but the item indicates a livestock or cotton sale with an open bidding sequence and closing terms.
Rice and coffee markets mixed in New Orleans and New York
Market notes report Honduras and Japan rice trading firm while Honduras and Japan prices hold steady. New York coffee futures show small gains with Brazil and Brazilian finances improving. domestic butter, poultry, and produce prices hold steady amid mixed receipts and demand.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Monduras
Wanduras
Poe
Market Report Quiet Firm in New York and Chicago Prices
Dry Goods in New York show markets quiet and firm with men wear sergen offered at old prices and discounts from 215 to be a yard for spring 131 percent. Raw silk higher. Chicago notes pork at 20.67 dollars, lard 10.05, and bibas at 12.00 and 11.62.
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New York
Chicago
Bulk of
Pales
SR Organ
Envy
Rawich
Staegags
Nivers
Rude LO
sLockers SK
Heceipin
Wuthern
Texas
Atlanta Quotations Groceries and Provisions Listing
Corrected inventory of groceries and supplies with prices across multiple categories. Includes Axle Grease-Diemond mica sugar syrups and flours, canned goods, baking powders, cereals, lard, beans, oats, corn meal, and rice. Also reports live stock and market quotations by W. H. White Jr and White Provision Company with cattle hogs and lambs prices and market conditions.
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Aytesby Grocery Company
Alderney
Andy
Grancery Et al
No_& barrelu
Hornford’s
Good Lucia
Hough Rider
Luce
Sparhetts
Cass
Angel
Victory
Victory Cour
Gloria
King ‘Corton
Reid
Patsy
Purina
Eucesno
Georgia
W. H. White, Jr
White Provison Company
pSget
Sheen
A. J. Evans
Fort Valley
Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company
Isita
Izize
Wheat exports lift Chicago market on June 18
Huge export sales push wheat higher with closing futures up a penny and a quarter to a shade under sixteenth in corn and oats gaining modest amounts. Old wheat exports in 48 hours total 1.4 million bushels with Jake charters at about 2 million. Argentina offers keep corn cheaper while domestic crops show progress. Moisture shortages since March 1 boost bullish tone despite adverse field conditions in Indiana and Illinois. Hog price strength adds support to provisions.
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Chicago
Tt Wax
Ind Jana
Dlino
Naval Stores. Savannah Ge. Dated stock prices and sales figures
Fragmentary market snippet from Savannah, Georgia listing stocks and prices in naval stores. Mentions 2,688 shares, 106,231 dollars, a four story column at four dollars, various figures like 24 FF and percentages, plus references to Blue and Whiter firms and serpentine values. Contains unclear, partial data.
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Savannah
Salon
Slight Advances Made by Stocks Shuffle Market Outlook
New York June 1 reports a broader but modest stock market advance amid limited excess gains. Traders bought after earlier week liquidations amid scarce offerings with London upbeat and foreign exchange rates weakening slightly. Bond activity fluctuated with Missouri Pacific firmer and U S bonds steady, while commodities and metals showed mixed moves and easing money rates.
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New York
London
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Chicago
Indiana
United States
Roosevelt Won't Run for New York Governor
Southampton June 18 Colonel Roosevelt declared he will make only one political appearance and will not run for governor of New York. He spoke briefly on the Imperial to New York, suffering a chill but saying it was jungle fever fatigue, not a throat illness, and that he hopes for home rest at Sagamore Hill before any campaigning. Lawrence Abbott visited the tender and offered to interest him in golf, but Roosevelt said he did not feel like chasing a ball.
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Southampton
New York
Roosevelt
New
Philp J. Roosevelt
Philip Roosevelt
Whch
Pittsburg
Sagamore
Two Georgia Girls Named by Sorority
Nashville dispatch reports Sigma Tau Chi National sorority held its annual convention. Officers elected include President Lizzie Teheke Herndon of Kentucky and Frances Conking of Kansas City as vice president, Agnes Tuff of Morrow Georgia as secretary, Sarah Fitzgerald Roblantson of Nashville as treasurer, and Georgi Hume of Nashville as custodian of badges. Mrs Duncan Butterfield of Nashville named representative, Martha Pound of Atlanta as woman editor of Parchment, with Hazel Smith of Springfield as business manager.
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Nashville
Tenn
Sigma Tata Chi Natenal Sorority
Lizzie Teheke Herndon
Kentucky
Frances Conking
Kanss City
Mildred Scot
Arkansas
Agnes Tuff
Morrow
Sarah Fitzgerald Roblantaon
Duncan Butterfield
Martha Pound
Georgi Hume
Hazel Smith
Springfield
No attempt to kill czar and family report groundless
St Petersburg June 18 reports of an assassination attempt on the czar and royal family were found groundless at Tsehudnev. Imperial train due to a locomotive defect, not a bomb. Three mail train crew injured. The emperor and family passed the scene on the Srein and reached Tsarskoe Selo without incident after a visit to King Charles of Romania at Kuchendje.
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St. Petersburg
Tsehudnev
Kishinev
Tsarskoe- Selo
Charles of
Romania
Kuchendje
Faulty steering gear on ill fated liner Empress of Ireland
Testimony at the Dominion commission into the Empress of Ireland wreck centered on steering gear faults and a jammed wheel moments before the collision with the collier Storstad. Galway testified the wheel jammed for minutes, officers denied claims, salvage contracts were announced, and questions about crew cowardice were dropped.
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Galway
Cyart
Wale Lani
Lord Mersey
Willams
Injunction Sought To Block Marsans From Federals
In St Louis on June 1 a federal court injunction was asked to restrain Armando Marsans from playing with the St Louis Federals. The Cincinnati National League club alleges a January 15 contract for 4500 dollars yearly, an ensuing suspension, and a ten day termination notice. Marsans has since played with the Federals, including a game today.
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St Louis
Armando Marsans
St. Louis Federals
Federal District Court
Cincinnati
Marsans
Marians
Federals
Income Tax Dodgers Pursued by McAdoo
Secretary McAdoo asked Congress to widen treasury powers to chase tax dodgers. He proposed amending the income tax law to compel corporations to list stockholders and their dividends and to require tax subjects to grant access to their books.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
McAdoo
House
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Georgia Lodge House-Warming Formal Night
Georgia judge 153 Knights of Pythias will give a house warming tonight at Swelock near their Nall building. All members of the judge are invited to attend. The rank of page will be conferred, followed by supper.
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Georgia
Knights of Pythsup
Swelock
Siser
Links Break Again in Lorimer Bank Chain
Receivers appointed for La Salle Street Trust and Bank and related properties amid insolvency findings. Court withdraws receiver for another entity as petition seeks forced control to conserve assets. Noted loans to Lorimer area enterprises and related ties to Munday and Lorimer spotlighted.
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Chega
Charles Bo Munday
la Salle Stre Trust and Bank
Patrick J Lucey
Veneml
la Salle Street Bank
People's Bank Ar Wast Alton
Litehdeld Adu
Elecuror
Taybaul
Munday
LWA
Ads
JG Btunday
Litenfield Mil Dudeae Hinpiries
United States
I Munday Bank of
Smivabere
Conner
Nruin
Desider Lo Taran
Lucey
la Salle ‘Trostani Savings Bank
Balkin Weners
Prion
MY Tarkin
St Salle Street Bank
Mvaminer
the Salle Street Bank
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Char Munday
Curther Chetill
Lorimer and Mund
Cern
Private Ship in Cana and Panama Endowment
A fragmentary report notes private ships entering the Panama Canal and references the Aunt Clara of the Pacitu Atlant Steame ship company. It mentions ceremonial rites with diplomatic circles and notable members, though details are incomplete and partially garbled.
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Panama
Panama Canals
Clara
Pacitu Atlant Steame Ship Company
Dores
Pedi Miguel
Toda
Pero
Go Out In The Open Take A Camera For Your Trip
A fragment mentions taking a remote camera to capture a vacation trip and notes styles from Talest and Sins. It reads like an ad line urging readers to get a camera for travel photos. The text includes stray words and street names, suggesting an old classified or notice snippet.
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L. Moore
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Hubbard Bros. & Co
Envessee
North Carolina
John F. Black & Co
Yune
Jay, Bond & Co
New Yorks
Coetton
S-Catton
Newapar
Feile
Lee Cloped Steady
Banasia
Reek Fe
Cotton Region Bulletin
Shreveport
Dallas
Houston
Fort Worth
Eo Beinneer
Corsicana
Kerrville
Longview
Waatharford
Llano
Waxahachie
Longiske
Murbie Fails
Riverside
Caerlenon
Wilmingan Asiriers
G. F. von Herrmann
Leyte
Atlanta
Aa .m
Monticello
Newnan
Rome
Tallapoosa
Toccoa
Precipto
Central
Wilmington
Lee Savannah
Montgomery
Vickskure
Littis Rock
Lee
Lab Oklahome
Nmber
White Provision Company
Cernfeld
Sernfield
Cornfeld
Carngela
Buckate
Carnfeld
Eomntiaia
ORB
Cornfield Frankforts
Chase
Galveston
Bate
Mobile i
Charlestune
Boston - Ir
Galvaston
Naval Stores
Vance
Money and Exchange
Ent
York
Mercantile Paper
Asian Geeayays
Barr Silver
Mexican Dellary
Faia
Tandon
Bank of Fingland Reserve
Banda
Bank of France
Metals
Jung
Lancon
Landon Copber
Cookson
Coper
Cleveland
N.Y
Czar
Ireland
Way
Lord Atesey
Butler Aspinwell
C.S Haught
Tgight
REP
M’adoo
Georgia Lodge
Lorimer Bank
Parent
Cana
Beztmar Gstantie
Soree
Anther
Huntiece
Ame
del Hughes
Marley St
Onbssie Thind Natt Bank
Allanta Weonia - Oe
Momeer Strom
BM. Woolley
Ister Statiartoes
Roane
Municipal
Railroad and Public Service Corporation
Ruosesaors
R.W. Harris & Co
Pine Street
Corner
William New York
Empire
Anover Square
Yovers
Froduce Exchange
Civerpool Cotte
Assos
Sinetia
Myint
Sivan
Alonzo Richardsong
Respondanci
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