Cotton market and floods in New Orleans and Paris fronts
The report analyzes cotton exports for the season, including 2,018,091 bales shipped to various markets against 1,755,078 last year, with interior stock and overseas lending figures. It notes Mississippi levee crevasses delaying movement, spot and contract price dynamics, and Bulls versus Bears actions at the cotton exchange amid shifting demand and weather disruptions. It also covers fires, parades, and civil unrest developments in Atlanta, New Orleans, and Paris with dispatches from Sandy and other correspondents.
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Jaiverpool
Great Britain
Europe
South
Vow Orleans
Coton Exchange
Hanover
Orde
Brekka
Uni
Uxtrane
Market Prices and Commodities Reported in May Day Trading
A dense OCR of prices and items lists various goods, from corn and cattle to cotton and railroad stocks, with quotes for May 1. The document records currency values, bonds, and multiple commodity terms alongside exchange rates and market activity in Philadelphia/Washington areas. It notes cotton quotations, flour and wheat firmness, and mentions state bonds, alongside a sweeping inventory of dry goods, hardware, and agricultural inputs.
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Artanca
Lorrey
New York
Bowus
Atisata
Gronay Bonda
Tennessee
Alabsia
South Corodine
Onnaburge
Pee Bay
Timothhy
Robeon Brand
Worllaaaton
Kentucky
Sprague
Lancaster
Soulaxtta
Bicard Soda
Bowboy
Ison County
Southland Company
Japan
James River
Snmutucuring Bliver
Uronre
Java
Liverpool
Penticianus
Zell
Potapsio Nano
Cbs
Euwan
Guanape
Sardy
Gilham
Colton Ferbheer
Bureka
Baugh's Phosphate
Wanda Fertilizer
Tme
Carolina Fertilizer
Fett
Bamboozle tactics dominate early political maneuvering
The piece criticizes five-thousand-dollar men in Congress using bamboozle schemes to push favored measures in one house while stalling in the other. It cites acts to abolish wage coal, a bill on Bronkage pillage, and Thackens daughter’s continuing writings as dated political chatter. President Johnson plans a Delaran address on mechanical state and industry at the Industrial Exposition opening soon, drawing attention.
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Sup Pr
Jona. Butler
Washington
Boston Post-Office
Butler
Bill Butler
Famaworth
West
Batley
Grant
K. K
Congress
Wolf
Senate
Thackens
Noderbur Madin Nan
Leslie Stephins
Alpe Club
Cura Magerine
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Georgia
Haakeal Bisaphemy
Osu OU Dure
Lestat
Oran
Winans
Vo Onty mm
Toyarty
Juris Iscariot
Ata
Emt
Anprotsd
Ameren Makers
W. L. Wadsworth
Whitehall Street
James’ Bank
Sao
Nist
Nics
Breke
Thlu
Deatur
T Strieafan
Assia
Atlanta
Bern
State House
Lown
Toyo
Oglethorpe
Groborses
Gauer
Archer
Tupatine
Grenen
Yao mi
Fiteney
Ant Fle
Sandy
Geonovrix
Corcoran
Couhtion
Init
Foruzn
Leganon
Looussiana
Times
Tonnet Carre
Nordlebysk
Ain
Illinois
Lais
Tino
Missouri
Morpex Anil
Offle
Demi
Carl
France
Jother
Feneatrans
Park Castle
Foy
Fort Isy
Paris
Issy
New Oak Way
Avencan Tonane Life Insurance Company
Ito
Venssiiizs
Fort Issy
Malevewn
Lille
Tasy Jana
Lyons
Friends of
Pass
Champ Liysees
Frre Stasons
Tinas
Free Masons
Versailles
Les Outres
Lach
Ther
Dombrousk
Clissert
Rasse
Tris
Clussert
Darnsswr
Akolowits
England
Sherdan
Forsythe
Lancuin
Steamalup
Rusain
Tta
Para
Darboy
Hts
Mar
Brice
Howard & CG
Doston Man
American Watch&o
Waltham Macs
National Watch CO
Erin
Ill
States Watch CO
Jules Jurgensin
James Nardin
Edward Perregall
David J Magnin
James Woddill & CO
Chains and
Ryyy
Shar
Peart
Oman
Andy Bvanie
Seavlu
Ebayer
A.cney
Uarehop
Southy Tho
Ander
Fiala
Groummtal Lotertog
Sf Tiftny 6
Kalder
Mls Mts
Slee
Jonr
Oo Charng
Baepas
Stoe
Aiwa
Suah Bas
Clara God
Talley & Sisson
W. W. Chapman’s
Atlanta, Georgia
Istry
Druce Gui
Grad
Sitka Sik
Lisle
Poplion Gus
Yes
Grenadines
Jayanere Fy
Musing Linen
Marka
Cablon
Saul Me
Avila
Einin Gaps Seobarde
Turkey
Gyles
Sienau
SiMe Witter
Diuch
Wren
Sharp & Floyd
George Sharp, Jr
Tcam
Southern Fertilizer Company
Richmond
Meny
Akers
Colton
Wattaaan
Browz
Auetin
Brown
Prist
Steve
Eereet Tanta
Suumond
Langertones
Lonnyar
Unuc
Uwe
M.c
J. F. Eiser
Wiholfss1
Orftae
OUR Wholesale Department
Mets Department
Uretock
Mr. C
J. F. Riser
Whitehall Treet
Concord Woolen Mills
Marietta Street
J. B. Daniels
Athents
Marehit—All
W. Powers & Sons
Alead Retail
Ewnuns
Tony
Furaiahins
Aunass Maeting
Auitie
Richmond dSnLise Reiway
Sempea
Sim Ne Piscons Comtetie
Recta Commie
Daila
Sox
Oor
Werrey Cb
Rus Perenne
Aivaoerydouess
Eis
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Ami
HS Buspman Chatrg
Comerof
ASF
Orulemay Xuria
Apras-Dim
BES Bt
Cau Aime
CHOT
Horst
Abie Henson
Wileame
Alun
Rirter
Urgla
Epes Desler
Pica
la Taut
Callaway
Ceongia
Oborgla
Ilaow
Baul
Cartersville
John Hou
Mre
Platalglsta OI A. Gui Tiss Heen
Alys-Dly
Guru
GE Mt
Feorgia Aeey
Tennesse Housek
Tomo
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Eenprieters
Hopis House
Ms.ee
Depolon
Banc Batu
Srmoravre
Bel
Talladega
Standara Weales
Beseara
Bioney Urawar
Painganes & CO
Brdadtay
W& Maitmo
T Baltimore
Sbcampeer Oresma
Fairlanes
Hrown & Cos
Lester
Herawere
Ion House
Alsere
Georgis
Mewepapro Prihivr
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