Old Crop Shorts Renew Covering Drives Cotton May to 12.09
New York March 18 The cotton market saw renewed covering by old crop shorts pushing May contracts to 12.09 up 14 points from yesterday with a firm close overall after brief gains and some pressure from a weak wire service. Liverpool cables steadied, foreign demand for May and July helped, March premium narrowed, local selling limited, and March and new crop months remained relatively quiet amid lingering March outstanding bale estimates.
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Financial market snapshot with global rates and treasury brief
Liverpool cotton and commodities steady. sterling strong with 60 and 120 day rates. London Consols at 88 percent for account. Berlin and Paris exchange notes show 20 marks 43 pfennigs checks. Washington Treasury reports net balance general fund 334 thousand and total payments of 3 988 thousand revealing a fiscal deficit this year despite last year’s surplus.
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May cotton market steadies amid large consumption
The report notes May cotton prices firm as big selling interests move May deliveries, while new crop months edge lower. Mentions Liverpool price shifts and steady petroleum and leather futures. markets show steadiness despite shifting crop expectations as American cotton demand remains strong.
Corn Prices Advance as Market Stays Active in Chicago
Chicago March 16 corn surged amid steady demand from Kansas and Nebraska buyers. Short covering and large cash sales boosted prices, with oats and other grains showing gains and mixed futures action amid rain in the Southwest and expectations of smaller acreage next year.
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Cotton Markets Steady Across US Ports in March
Cotton markets show steady conditions across major ports with middling grades reported. Receipts, exports to continent and Britain vary by city, while totals across all ports show gains in shipments and stock levels for the period.
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Cotton market steadies as bulls outpace bears in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton shows firm undertone with prices rising to 8 to 15 points as buyers outpace sellers. Spot sales total 975 bales with 780 arriving. grades range from good ordinary to strict middling, while late crop concerns and dry Texas conditions support bullish Liverpool influence amid cautious foreign trade signals. May, July futures quoted around 1.50 to 1.81 and a half.
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Pike County Holds Very Quiet Primary
Rebgion Ga March 18 Special The nomination for county offices of Pike county was held today with incumbents unopposed. Mathews as clerk of the court Slade sheriff Roth Gun tax collector Mathews surveyor. John F Howard beat Besk bam for county treasurer Press incumbent defeated 5 Se ar McLendon J T Tyus W 3 Car a T Vaughan for tax receiver Whatley incumbent defeated Whittle and J B Smith for coroner W J Barrett incumbent defeated R W Hale and J T Ballard county commissioner FR Gwynn and Ho Green were sted members of the democratic committees Zebulon district The election was a very quiet one.
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Gainesville man struck by Midland train injures listed
Gordon Owens, a white resident of Gainesville's lower section, was knocked down by a Midland train yesterday and sustained serious injuries including a dislocated left hip while walking along the track and stepping into its center as the train approached. Witnesses say he did not notice the oncoming train.
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Atlanta Groceries and Live Stock Prices Listing
Corrected by Oglesby Grocery Company the Atlanta market item lists various goods with prices including Red Rock Ginger Ale and syrup, flour, rice, sugar, and extracts. The Atlanta live stock section, by W H White Jr, shows selling prices for steers cows and heifers by weight and quality.
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Market Report Covers Cattle, Hogs and Grain Prices
Feeder cattle and mixed fat cattle priced 4.25 to 6.35 per hundredweight with bulls and hogs listed across weight ranges. Hogs 140 to 169 pounds fetch 8.60 to 8.75, lighter and heavier categories shown with pork products and bacon items. Grain and feed notes list numerous brands and sacks for flour, meal, seeds, hay, and feed mixes with dates and market directions noted.
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Trading In Stocks Dull All Session
Markets closed fractionally lower as attempts to extend yesterday's gains faded. Trading was dull with speculative selling weighing on many issues. Copper and steel sectors showed mixed signals amid foreign buying and weaker bond activity, while United States Steel and Rock Island securities faced notable pressure. Total sales around 4,000,000.
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Cotton shows increase exports in February
Washington March 18 February's exports of cotton rose by 1.3 million dollars year over year, offsetting declines in breadstuffs and meat and dairy products. Total exports of domestic headstuffs, food animals, meat and dairy products, cotton, cotton seed oil and mineral oils reached 77.1 million dollars, up 282 thousand from February 1913, with eight months ending February showing a 43.9 million dollar gain. Cotton exports rose by over 60 million dollars for the eight-month period while cotton declined by 12 million.
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Price Addresses Heard County Citizens at Franklin Court
In Franklin Georgia on March 18 Hon. J D Price commissioner of agriculture spoke at the noon recess of court addressing Heard county citizens. He was introduced by Hon Oliver Moore and his remarks left a fine impression on the large crowd. Nearby in Marel 12 W L Pickard of Savannah a leading Baptist preacher concluded a successful Monroe Baptist church meeting with pastor Dr Ob W Key. The revival drew many new members.
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Vienna Ga Baby Kidnapping Sparks Mass Search
In Vienna Georgia on March 25 a baby girl nearly two years old was abducted from her home. Half the town joined the hunt with search parties and trains halted as authorities probe stories and track the child across fields toward a pond. The mother briefly left the rear before returning to find her daughter missing.
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Founders Day Observed at Bessie Tuft College Forsyth Ga
Forsyth March 18 Special The annual Founders Day celebration at Bessie Tuft College opens with campus pennant presentations to Dr Jackson and trustees at 10 AM a class gang contest and a chapel address by Rev W Dirden D D of Tifton Ga on Womens New Place in World Progress In afternoon students compete in athletic sports Mercer Glee club to entertain in the college auditorium Friends of the college are invited to attend the day’s exercises
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Eastman Street Journal Debuts Machinery Upgrade
The Times Journal editor O M Methvin notes Eastman Street’s The Bodys County Journal, a new paper started in December 1913 and published by Progressive Music Company editor O Gentry, has just installed updated machinery of the latest type.
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Bonds versus real estate mortgages analysis and offer
The equity above mortgage rarely exceeds 200 percent and usually stays below 70 percent. Bonds offer margin of safety and liquidity, unlike real estate mortgages. Bondholders gain from stable cash flows and universal protection. we offer public utility bonds at 4 percent interest in denominations of 100, 30, and 1,000 with options for cash or monthly payments.
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