Cotton Selling and Liquidation Over New York March Market
New York March 17 The cotton market was nervous and unsettled with prices easing on liquidation and selling spurred by foreign and local factors. The closing zone held steady but prices ended modestly lower after a day of confusion over Census Bureau supply data and February consumption figures. Private aids noted weaker Manchester demand and heavy selling by Liverpool houses while March closed about 62 points over May earlier intraday gains. Spot middling uplands 3.20, middling gulf 4.45. None bales.
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New York
Manchester
Census Bureau
Washington
Mlureh Wiel
Liverpool
Middline Gulf
Cotton Markets Coppice Across Ports In Mixed Trade
Cotton markets report steady to quiet at various ports with middling prices around 12 to 13 percent. Receipts and exports show broad movement with totals across coastwise and interior routes, noting shipments to Great Britain and the continent alongside port stock and sales figures.
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Galveston
Tex Ceipia
Ortvane
Mobie
Caporia
Wilminglor
Yecelpi
Gros
Aloe
Norfolk
Urust
New York
Grant Britain
Philadelphia
Mack
Texas City
Consolidated
Wince
United States
Houston
Augusta
Celpia
Memphis
Salen
Nana
Little Rock
New Orleans Cotton Markets and Census Figures Mixed
The report notes a volatile opening session with cotton trade unsettled as February census figures show consumption higher than last year while deliveries lag. Prices across fiber grades shift with mid and staple adjustments, and trade focus turns to new crops amid late season delivery concerns.
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New Orleans
Tee
Hearfch
Sears
Comparative Port Receipts and Market Snapshot
A compilation from New York and other cities dated March 17 covers mixed commodity moves. Catton seed oil prices rise on shorts covering amid light demand. cotton seed meal and linters show varied values. Treasury figures show a deficit of 44 million for the fiscal year so far, with receipts and payments amid general fund balance. commodities and currencies in European exchanges fluctuate.
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New York
Shorts
Memphis
Treasury Statement
Washington
United States Treasury
Apurist & Purplus
Wheat Fails to Relieve Drought Fear in Midwest Markets
Chicago reports scant moisture relief in northern and eastern Kansas with continued dry fears. Wheat futures firm, corn up, oats steady, and provisions mixed as heavy winds and dust storms renew concerns. Prices across regions show mixed quotes while overseas markets offer limited guidance.
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Chicago
Kansas
Argentina
Winnipes
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Mixed in Chicago and Kansas City Markets
In Chicago and surrounding markets on March 17 several livestock categories showed slower trade and lower or mixed prices. Cattle receipts near 9,060 with bids steady to lower. steers and cows trading at $7.10 to $9.50 for beef cattle, calves around $6.00 to $10.00. Sheep receipts about 28,000 with natives $5.70 to $5.90. lambs, yearlings and mutton varied, with prices generally easing. Hog receipts near 14,000, with pigs and mixed lots steady to lower. Kansas City and Denver reports mirrored softer tone on cattle and hogs, with limited demand and prices reflecting cautious buyers. Sugar and molasses markets in New York held steady with refined and bulk pricing largely unchanged. Captain J H Griffiths of the U.S. A. suspended at Puget Sound base amid an $8,000 accounting shortage inquiry.
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Panama
Car & Fury
American Tobacco O
Gatton Ol
Armour & Co
Joo Securities
Amn
Ant Am
Am Smelt
Atlantic Coast
Ste Baltimore
Obia
Sige
Brooklyn ‘Transit
Ila
Central of Georgia
Pea
Tobacco
Bee
Central Leather
Osarty Andconda Mining Co
Chesapeake and Onlo
Ua Atchison
Chicago
Chicago and Alton
Ohio
Quincy
Chicago, MU
St. BL
Amadian Pacific
Chicago, &. T
P. RL
Ghicago
Bache
Ches & Obiefe
Colorado & Southern
Chieat Western
Delaware and Mudaon
Bia
Oni
Milwaukes
Denvar
Rio Grande
Baty St
Wuer & Iron
Windy Central
Gai
Ae Sith
Interborough-Mat
Vidai Gorn Frodgots ii
Inter. Mere
Ba Deluwine & Hudio
Hapan
Marine
Garade
Kanraa City
Securities ix
Lake Shore
EA Beky
Leusville
Naahville
Pia” Atay
Misacur
Kan
Great Northern Pf
Rys
Mexico
York Central
Illinois
Inkerborough
Rev. N. Hand Hartford Ev
Norfalk and
Wester
Ad Inter Harventer
Northern Pacific
Inter
Oregon
Penn. Ey
S& Nash
St Louis
Sea Fran
Minn
Louis
South Western Con
Seaboard Air Eine Adj
Southern
National Biscuit
Nm Southern Pacife i. R
Southern Railway
Central
Union Pacific
U.S
St Westinghouse
Jean
Wisconsin
Bid Ae Ae Boi Pitt Sure
Hitech
Tron
Republic
Tia
Rock Island Co
St. Louis
Southern Pacific
Southern Raily
Jasta Texas
Liahyy
Aly
Tealty
Cade
Ayentara
Westinguause Hire
Wheelz
Lake Bere
Raety
E. Adlie
United States
New York
Mars
Geney
Igig
Lees
Mareh
Porta
Turday
Maren
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Ava
Boston
Texas
Asia
Houston
Augusta
Memphis
Cincinnati
Liverpool
Laverpool
Mare
Ae - Abn
L ‘ S49
le Sea
Marco
Poxas Atecra
Fis
Wasson
Sheen
Lamba
Udgee
Kiavinn Ky
Sesoli
Ie Down
Shaen
de Down
Griffiths
Seattle
Wash
J.H. Griffiths
Ts. A
Puget Sound Ma
Atlanta Quotations Groceries and Live Stock Market
A corrected Atlanta market page lists numerous grocery prices from Axle Grease to Red Rock products and bulk commodities, followed by the Atlanta live stock market prices. It covers steers, cows, heifers, hogs, and meats with weights and price ranges, then moves to flour, grain, and feed quotes, and ends with several farm and feed items. The report cites W. A. White Jr. of the White Provision Company as the source for livestock quotes and notes market conditions, receipts, and firmness in the market.
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Oglesby Grocery Company
Alderney
Granorrysta
Barreia
Armand
Hammer
Horsford’s
Atlanta
Ly W. A. White, Jr
White Provision Company
Ialee Helfers
Lulis
New York Maren Coffee Market Opens Steady to Higher
New York reports a steady to higher opening in the Maren coffee market with gains into the close amid firm Liverpool cables and renewed bull activity. Prices show 49 to 23 net higher, with 71,000 sold. Santos and other futures bounce on renewed covering and stronger French tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maren
Liverpool
Piness
Hamburg
Meennis Aigher
Santos
BEA
Maren Veo
Perances Bay
Snes
Elo És
Upward Movement in Stock Market
New York March 17 a stronger tone pervaded stock dealings with broad upward movement as the day wore on. Gains of one to two points appeared in many issues while bullish rumors circulated about railroad gate case decisions and changes in the Mexican situation though likely baseless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hew Haven
Wilson
Kansas
Texas
United States
Judge Hillyer Celebrates 79th Birthday at Capitol
Judge George Hillyer of the state railroad commission marked his 79th birthday amid tributes from colleagues. Chairman C Murphy Candler presented a silver walking cane as a token of appreciation, honoring the oldest member by years and service, since his first appointment and two re-elections.
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George Hillyer
State Railroad Commission
Capitol
Judge Hillyer
Railroad Commssion
C. Murphy Candler
Jude Hillyer
Patrick Honored by Savannah Irishmen on St Patrick's Day
Savannah Ga March 17 Special All Irish Catholic groups joined in St Patrick's Day celebration with a morning parade drawing 4000 to 5000 participants. The annual banquet of the Hibernian society was held in the evening with speakers including Congressman James E Aswell of Louisiana Congressman Frank Clark of Louisiana and Attorney General Thomas S Felder of Georgia.
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Savannah
Ilibernian Sociery
James E. Aswell
Louisiana
Frank Clark
Lowaskia
Thomas 5. Felder
Georgia
Georgia Postmasters Nominated by Wilson
Washington March 17 Robert D Brown of Haw brother of Hon Pope Brown was nominated today by President Wilson Dowtmester at Hawlinsville Brown was recommended by representative Dudley M Hughes Other nominations sent to the senate include William Ho McMillan of Demarest recommended by Representative Thomas M Bell John P Thomas of Columbus L B Peterson of Douglas W J Hoberts of Arlington and William F Boo of Baxley
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Washington
Robert D. Brown
Haw
Pope Brown
Wilson Dowtmester
Hawlinsville
Brown
Dudley M. Hughes
Senate
Wiliam Ho McMillan
Demarest
Thomas M. Bell
John P. Thoma
Columbus
Beardsley for Head of the Flagler System
In St Augustine Florida East Coast Flagler system named W H Beardsley president and a slate of officers. J B Beckwith I E Ingram Will ista E Kenan and others named as vice presidents and secretaries with regional and New York officers listed among the board.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Florida East Coast
Flagler
W.H. Heardsley
I.E. Ingram
Willista
E. Kenan
J. C. Salter
L. C. Haynes
H. 5. Jennison
R. W. Parsons
New York
W. H. Chambers
Morton Middle
Board of Directors
A. Anderson
George W Perkins
Quarreled With Man and Killed Herself in San Francisco
Mrs. Lina Lindrot wife of a Los Angeles resident died by poisoning in an apartment in San Francisco today after a quarrel with Kirt Garsen of Los Angeles. Formerly Miss Lina Mason of Memphis Tennessee, she killed herself in the presence of the man.
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San Francisco
Lina: Lindrot
Los Angeles
Kirt Garsen
Larsen
Lindrot
Lina Mason
Memphis
Tenn
Ferry Ithaca Crash Kills Two, Hurts Seven on Hudson
Two killed and seven injured when the Lackawanna ferryboat Ithaca crashed into a railroad boat on the Hudson River late today. Victims include J. Moyers of Montclair and George S. Smith of Glen Ridge, N J, among the dead.
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Lackawanna
Ithaca
Hudson River
J._ Moyers
Montclair
George S. Smith
Glenridge
N. J
Georgia to Get Credit for Labor of Convicts
Senator Hoke Smith proposed an amendment to the Shackleford good roads bill to allow Georgia to credit convict labor toward its federal highway contribution. The plan would let counties count the value of convict work on roads, mapping to rental payments and highway mileage classes, with a state match to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan
Washington
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Roosevelt
Wilson
Smith
Ganrgi
Eacn County
National Treasury
Mell R Wilkinson names chamber chairmen in Atlanta notice
Mell R Wilkinson president of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce releases appointments for new chairmanships. Several committees will guide the chamber’s activity in the coming months as legislative measures and military affairs loom large for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mell R. Wilkinson
Atlanta “Chamber of Commerce
Newall
Islicr
Miliacy Rarmites
Stave
Irman
James Gordon Bennett Improves After Illness
Port Sudan March 17 James Gordon Bennett proprietor of The New York Herald has been treated for bronchitis and is now doing well despite previous illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James' Gordon Bennett
Port Sudan
James Gordon Bernett
The
New York Herald
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Liik
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Tennessee
Harley
Timothy Ehaice
Bates
Patsy
Purina
Victory
Diround Reeds Inc
Arab Orne
King Corn Horse
Victory Horse
A. Fred
Milko
Suerene
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Sacks
SaulGnippons
Ara Fc
B. Adldnta
W. S- Duncan Co
Cornfield
Corfield
Cartana
Gornfield Bologna
Tlerce’ Bani B.S
Fidelity Fruit
South Broad Street
Florida
Wall Street
Hillyer
Patrick
Beardsley
Gaye
Particule
Brown & CO
Candler Bidg
WM. F. Ogden & & CO
Security of
Galventon
Eaton, Cotton Seed Products
Eaden
Tecar Almanae
Evert
Alderson
Zayala
Municipal
Railroad and Public Service Corporation
Option Security Co
Orleans
American Audit Company
Broadway
New York City
F. W. Lafrenty
Theo, Cochel
JH. V. Free
Secy
W. Lapmente
Ream York
John B. Wheat & CO
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Certified Public Accountants
Empiri Building
American Natl Bank
Buloing
Pensacola
Flanewsp
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