Cotton Rallies Near Close on Weather Prospects in South
New York March 12 Heavy realizing in cotton markets amid forecasts of fair weather in the south. Prices closed firmer after a late rally from the day’s lows, with August futures relatively firm and new crop losses. Receipts today totaled 39,945 bales as galveston and new orleans showed notable activity. Middling uplands 10.65, middling gulf 10.90.
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Commission House
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Galveston
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Houston
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Atlanta
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Aiready
Jeston
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Tees
York
Beaton
Philadelphia
Eady
City
Gulfport
Great Britain
Charleston
Boston
New Orleans
Savannah
Augusta
KidLaus
Memphis
St. Louis
Cinginnati
New Orleans Cotton Market Steady With Mixed Prices
Spot cotton closed steady with middling 1041-26 cents, sales 780 bales to arrive 700. lows 713-16, nominal. Cotton futures opened steady and drifted 2 points under yesterday by noon. afternoon trade remained quiet but steady with a 2 to 8 point net decline. Reports from Texas noted delayed plowing but 70 percent of lands ready for planting.
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New Orleans
Texas
Dry Goods Market Signals Strength and Advance
New York on March 12 reports very strong fine cotton goods markets with print cloths and staple prints advancing. Huge orders push purchases by tailors and a solid demand for spot serges, while expert shipments outpace last year notably.
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New York
Market Close Signals Slow Cotton Decline Amid Weather Outlook
Hubbard Bros. & Co. reports a slow decline in cotton prices as weather forecasts improve for the belt. Near months closed fast with gains for some traders while overall sentiment suggests a check on the downtrend rather than an advancing market. No definite news on the England coal strike, and Liverpool is expected to drop four points to align with the close.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co
New York
Liverpool
England
Bradstreet's Available Supply Report Fragment
Bradstreet's New York March report notes changes in available supplies from the United States Canada and Europe. Wheat stocks in the US rose slightly while Canada and Europe show larger increases and a few declines in certain items. the text is partial and garbled.
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New York
United States
West
Canada
Ats United
Wall Street Quiet as Trading Slows and Markets Dip
The New York Stock Exchange saw a torpid session with trading negligible and little purpose. Bears showed slight interest, steel stocks held firm while general politics and the bond market gave uneven signals. Gold shipments to South America rose by over 500,000, and a Chesapeake and Ohio bond issue for 3.5 million paying 4 percent maturing in 1914 was issued to finance equipment.
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Memphis
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Focal Banks
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pittsburg Coal Company
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Amer
Agricultural
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American Agricultural
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Hethlehem Steel
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Te Bey Weatern Union
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Reading
Inion Pacific
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Money and Exchange. New York March 12 report
Comprehensive market snapshot covering money on call rates. Sterling exchange and commercial bills. Treasury balance and receipts. Mining stocks in Boston and metals prices in New York London and local markets. Rice market trends in New Orleans with shipment figures.
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Astrane Commercial
Calumet
Arizona
Cananea
North Butte
Wheat declines amid selling in Chicago markets
Bears and heavy selling push wheat lower after rumors of a large owner unloading May options. May trades 1.04 to 1.08 a bushel, corn down with weak cash demand. May oats and other grains ease, hogs steady to up. Cash wheat prices in St Louis and New York show softer tones alongside mixed corn and oats quotes across markets.
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Argentina
Indiana
Ohio
St. Louis
St Louis
Kansas City
Oaly
New York
Duluth
Chicago Exchange
Livestock and grain market snapshot from St Louis and Chicago
Receipts show cattle at 4 000 with strong native steers and improved calves and cows in St Louis. Hogs at 7 500 and sheep at 10 000 with steady mutton and lamb prices. Chicago pits report weak cattle and steady pork with pork, lard, and tallow steady. Flour and hay prices steady to firm in major markets.
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St. Louie
Conte High Howe
Coabe
Rollowe
Katses
Sisten Iz
Chile
Fion
Chicago
Weatein
Atockers
Cotton Seed Oil Prices Rise Amid Freeer Crude Offerings
New York on March 12 reports easier and cheaper crude offerings with scattered liquidation by tired refiners and withdrawal of support. Closing prices lower. spot crude prime at 4.60 with various yellow and white grades priced as quoted. Futures show mixed ranges with compact closing in late sessions. New Orleans reports refined cottonseed oil at 5.65 per pound and related products priced per barrel or ton with ammonite and cake options.
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Ar Ek
Salon
Barrais
New Orleans
Country Produce Market Report March 12
Chicago and Kansas City dairy prices show butter creamery at 26 26 27 cents, cheese steady with dips and gains across various grades. Poultry and veal prices move modestly while eggs and dairy futures reflect steady to cautious demand. Nearby locations list regional prices for Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota and state quotes for live and dressed poultry, with butter and creamery spreads noted.
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Chicago
Déitica
Merk
Long Horts Weis
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Louis
Southens
Kansas City
Cotton Options Ring Close and Firm on Markets
Markets show cotton options trading with a close and firm tone as prices edge higher. Traders note steady demand and cautious sentiment amid fluctuating futures and currency moves.
Lewis Hero to Woman Investor Testimony in Re Trial
In St Louis on March 12 two women investors in Lewis Publishing Company testified in a re trial of B G Lewis. They described trying to recover money from notes promoted by Lewis and cited a 1908 letter from Helen Howard of Meadville Pa calling Lewis her hero next to Edison. A D Tyler of Osseo Mich aged 70 testified she had sought return of 200 for a 7 percent secured note bought via Woman's National Daily advertisements and never recovered payment.
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The
Lewis Publishing Company
B. G. Lewis
Helen, Howard
Meadville
Lewia
Edison
A. D. Tyler
Osseo
Mich
Woman's National Daily
Bald Headed Comedian Charles Bigelow Dies at 49
Charles Bigelow known as the bald headed comedian died in Meadville, Pennsylvania, after a hospital stay that began January 29 in Cambridge Springs. Survived by wife Valerie Bigelow, he rose from child stage work in Cleveland to fame with Lillian Russell and Weber & Fields, last seen in The Kiss Waltz.
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Charles Bigelow
New York
Bigelow
Cambridge Springs
Valerie Bigelow
Cleveland
Ohio
Boston
Weber & Fields Co
Anna Held
Clean Up or Close Up Slogan Leads Doctor Campaign
New Orleans March 12 Dr Oscar Dowling head of the state board of health conducts a sweeping enforcement drive in New Orleans closing an old restaurant ordering barber colleges shut and giving clean up or close up ultimatums to hospitals and packing houses while inspector Meyer Newhauser notes local insanitary conditions and filthy barber shop floors packed with old hair.
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Oscar Dowling
State Board of Health
Meyer Newhauser
Dorling
Barber Colleges
Mobile Buys Big Dry Dock From Pensacola Syndicate
A Mobile, Alabama syndicate has purchased the 10,000 ton steel dry dock that came from England for Spanish naval use in Havana. Previously valued at $460,000, the dock was the largest afloat of its era. Bidders attended from Savannah, Charleston, Pensacola, and Mobile.
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Ala
Pensacola
England
Havana
Savannah
Charleston
London Stock Market Report March 1
London prices and rates steady amid trade activity. Consols at 43 2, money 17%, consols for account 35-16. Bar silver 27 shillings, three months bills 34 35q. Louisville and Nashville 160, Southern Railway 20%, Southern Railway preferred 75 3/4.
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London
Louwville and
Nashville
Southern Railway
Southern Hallway
Naval Stores Prices and Transactions Report
Savannah and Charleston markets show turpentine and rosin price activity for March 12 with firm bids and notable stock levels. Jacksonville notes turpentine at 48.14 dollars per barrel with 15 barrels sold and rosin at 6.80 to 8.60 dollars per barrel across several grades.
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Savannah
Charleston
S. C
Jacksonville
Fla
Jury Indicts A S Hamilton Over Mill Embezzlement
Rome Ga March 12 Alfred S Hamilton former president of the Trion Manufacturing Company which operated large cotton mills at Trion Ga was indicted by the grand jury in Summerville on embezzlement charges amounting to 250000 Bench warrants were issued but not served Hamilton now in Rome Ba and willing to return for trial The Trion mills recently went into receivership.
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Rome
Alfred
Hamilton
Trion Manufacturing Company
Trion
Summerville
Trion Mills
Whitson Granted Pardon by North Carolina Governor
Thomas B. Whitson, who escaped from the penitentiary after being sentenced to thirty years for murder, received a pardon from Governor Kitchin. Whitson had lived in Kentucky for seventeen years before being returned to the penitentiary last year, and the Kentucky governor joined many in requesting clemency.
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Raleigh
N. C
Thomas B. Whitson
Laing
Kitchin
Whitson
Kentucky
Savings Message from Guy Savings Bank
A promotional note urges disciplined saving with a firm resolve and a single dollar as the starting point. It emphasizes that saving is achievable when one commits to the goal and visits the bank.
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