Further Advance Made in Cotton
New York March 27 There was a further advance in the cotton market today due to unfavorable weather forecasts firm spot outlook and rumors of a better settlement of the English labor troubles The close was very steady and within a point or two of the best Receipts at New Orleans and other ports are given with last year figures Cotton spot closed quiet 25 points higher middling uplands 10.50 de guif 11.10 sales 1 400 notes
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Mississippi Valley
Liverpool
London
New Orleans
Galveston
Houston
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Little Roth
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New Orleans Cotton Market Steady After Morning Decline
New Orleans cotton futures opened steady with a 4 point drop on poor cables and favorable weather maps. By noon, prices were up 6 points, aided by hoped mill business, and the market closed steady 6 to 11 points higher than yesterday with light selling and support from south crop interests.
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Sagaria
Dry Goods Market Report From New York
Dry goods markets overall steadier with Bets quiet but firm. Woolen and worsted goods show broader demand for future delivery. Yarn sales remain steady as trade notes near normal activity and assailable demand for goods persists.
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New York
Mareh
Jorbers
Market report on cotton prices and strike impact
Hubbard Bros. & Co reported New York trading March 27 showing a subdued market. Focal influences, weak overseas advisories, and a lingering strike kept activity light and prices steady with cautious covering as the spread between northern and southern cotton prices widened and condition of lower grades prompted some contract adjustments.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co
New York
Peichs
Fragmented OCR summary from Honduras trade item
Fragmentary text mentions Honduras and a firm Mabt supply and a figure Zig 50. It appears as disjoint pieces, with garbled names and numbers. No clear event or outcome is discernible, making a precise news summary unreliable.
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Honduras
Mabt Supply
T. Mua
Rensin
Dean
Hundar
Jepen
Selee
Steel Surprised Stock Operators
New York March 27 A halt in stock gains followed unexpected financing by United States Steel Corp selling about 30 million dollars of bonds for working capital and plant improvements. Trading leaned on February earnings, copper shares, and rail/industrial stocks before selling pushed many leaders to new lows in final hours. Total volume near 9.6 million shares, with a strong bond market early fading later. Atlanta bank clearings for March 27 rose to 2,942,820.41 from last year’s 1,397,421.58. money in New York ranged around 2½ to 3 percent with time funds steady.
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Southern Pacific
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Dividend Declared by Weetingine Picture and Manufacturing
New York March 27 The Weetingine Picture and Manufacturing Company declared a dividend of 2 percent on its common stock today the first since 1907. In a statement issued at the close of the meeting the directors said the question of the next dividend and the fixing of the rate on the common stock would be considered at a meeting in the following months.
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New York
Weetingiine Picture and Manufacturing Company
Movement of Grain Prices and Totals
Grain movement data lists corn, wheat, oats with figures across categories and totals such as 48,000 for ante, 9,600 for Pau, 28,000 for wheat, 45 for corn, 20,000, 18,000 oats, 26,00 wheat, 8,000 corn, and a final 83,00 total. Data appears incomplete and may reflect stock or shipment tallies.
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West
Chicago
Boss
Lake Bate
A . Nai
Moss Park
Loos
Corp
Feeeborough- Metropolitan
Paci
Missouri Pacific
Southern Pacific
Nion Pacific
Oat Awe
Westinghouse Electric
Lehigh
Markets Report Seeding Advances Amid Wheat and Grain Fluctuations
The latest report shows spring wheat seeding advancing in South Dakota and Minnesota on schedule despite dwindling stocks in Atlantic markets. May wheat climbed with a firm close, corn hit season highs, oats rose, and hog prices moved higher as traders anticipate an earlier spring crop and continued weather shifts across the belt. Cash wheat and corn prices varied by region with notable activity in St Louis and Kansas City markets.
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Atlantic
Ide
South Dakota
Beara
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Liverpool
Indiana
Iinois
Michigan
Mexico
Longs
Treasury and stock markets report March 27 figures
United States Treasury shows working balance and deficits for the year with details on ordinary receipts of 1,855,315 and disbursements of 1,791,197. London stock market notes American securities steady with Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper leading gains. Turpentine and rosin prices vary across Savannah and Charleston markets with firm rosin.
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Treasury
Washington
United States Treasury
Tri Banke
Philippine Treasury
Liverpool Grain Prices Reported With Futures Like July October
Grain market notes show Liverpool futures steady with July and October terms. Corn depot prices remained firm with kiln dried varieties listed. may and September postings appear, though some figures are unclear.
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Liverpool
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Provisions In Markets Show Mixed Prices In Chicago
Chicago market notes list varied readings for meats and lard with pork unchanged and prime beef steady. Prices like 17.00 for provisions and 0.35 for a short rity appear amid fragmented OCR text referencing meats, lard, and Cincinnati trading notes.
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Chicago
York
Foreign Finances Fragment Summary
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a bank and foreign finance terms. Names and clear facts are obscured by garbled text, but appear to mention a bank in England, a person or entity Binditor Hitt, and references to private discount and accounts. The legible elements are too incomplete for a precise event or outcome.
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England
Bai ‘Toders
Cana Tate
Shia
Fractional Lot Trading and Margin Stock Notes
An old style notice advertising stock and bond trading services. It mentions buying and selling on margin, accepting orders for any amount, and promoting fractional lot trading. It invites readers to request the Weekly Review and contact the Statistical Department for information on securities.
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Cottom
Grain
Statistical Department
Coffee and market decline as European factors weigh
The New York market opened with declines in coffee futures amid liquidation and news of a death in Europe. Prices recovered slightly from the day’s lows on bull support, while European offerings and receipts dampened the rally. spot steady with mixed regional reports and currency notes.
Cotton Seed Oil Market Sees Higher Prices on Shorts Covering
New York news notes cotton seed oil advancing with higher prices as shorts cover and new speculative buying join in. Spot crude valued at 4.67 with crude and yellow varieties quoted. futures show slight gains. Copper and other metals fluctuate with mixed futures and spot readings across markets in New York and London.
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New York
Seaboard flagman murdered by tramps near North Carolina
John R. B. King, 35, a white Seaboard Air Line flagman, was shot early today at Norkins North Carolina after ordering two tramps off his freight train. The conductor saw two men flee. King died later after naming his killer. He leaves a bride of six months.
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Charlotte
N. C
John RB. King
Norkins
King
Col Morton Turner Declares Senate Candidacy in Quitman
Colonel S Morton Turner of Quitman announces his bid for the Georgia state senate from this district. He is son of former congressman Henry G Turner and previously served as solicitor of Quitman city court before the court’s abolition by the last legislature.
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Morton Turner
Henry G. Turner
State Senate
Turner
Live Stock Market Prices Across Cities
Market reports show cattle and hog prices rising across St Louis Chicago and Kansas City with steady receipts. Notable increases include beef steers and calves, while dairy-type cows remain lower. hogs and lambs also firm to higher in multiple markets.
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Kansas ‘City
Louisville
Chicago
Lamba
John Arbuckle Dead Coffee King of New York
John Arbuckle a famed coffee merchant and later sugar industry rival died at 74 in Brooklyn after a general collapse. He planned burial in Pittsburg and had supported sunken vessel lifting projects with compressed air. A native of Allegheny, Pa, he served as director of several banks and firms leaving a substantial estate.
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John Ar
Buckle
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Arbuckle
American Sugar Refining Company
Alle’ Kheny
Thieves Return to Steal Mrs. Holmen's Chickens
Chicago residents report a burglary of chicken coops on Ward Street. Mrs. John Hollen advertised for the culprits to reclaim the 12 chickens left after an initial raid. Overnight the thieves returned and stole the remaining dozen birds.
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Chicago
John Hollen
Ward Street
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