Special funds loan for salaried people at suburban sites
Iz SPECIAL HOM FUNDS to lend any joint Theat Wile oF oil & Garson offers loans at 5 to 7 percent for building and suburban properties The ad promises quick advances with no mente crelen fees and lists phones 6498 and contact Conway at 412 F Building.
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Turpentine and rosin markets and commercial notes
Naval Stores report from Charleston and Wilmington shows turpentine quiet with bids around 35 38 4 cents and rosin steady. Receipts and shipments totals given. Wilmington figures include crude turpentine and splinter receipts, with general prices and market notes amid New York banking commentary and April activity.
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Coffee futures edge lower then steady in New York trade
The New York market opened down amid weak foreign losses and global unease but recovered later as supportive buyers emerged for May. Prices closed little changed to down a few points with activity limited. Notable bids included May near 6.00 to 6.08, July around 0.30, September about 6.08, December near 6.88 and March about 5.00. Rio No. 7 and No. 487-88c reported quiet trading.
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May Cotton Market Shows Firmness Amid Fluctuations
New York May 30 reports a volatile cotton market with May contracts reaching new high records before a steady close. Prices moved on bullish cables, ginner forecasts of acreage cuts, and reports of storm damage in Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas. Southern markets stayed weak, while overall receipts and weekly totals leaned higher, with futures opening steady and then climbing before eroding on tenders opposing May positions.
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Hesters Monthly Cotton Statement Orleanas April Movement
Secretary Hea reports April movement of cotton with increases over prior year totals. The month’s it shows an rise of 138000 bales from last year and 39 000 from two years ago, with April total 600 204. Receipts at US ports total 9 973 517, overland MississippiOhio rivers to mills and Canada 1 007 372, and southern mills 189 600. Northern spinners bought 87 198 in April, lifting six month total to 2 947 192. Foreign exports for the season’s first months reach 7 432 881 with a 700 508 gain. Stocks at sea board and interior markets on April 30 stand 1 080 380. Supply including all ports and interiors tops 1 289 994, with marketed percentage about 63 22 in 1906.
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World cotton supply shows weekly decline and mixed totals
New Orleans April 20 Secretary Heater releases cotton supply figures from cable and telegraph data. Weekly totals dip in overall world supply by 60,218 bales while American and British stocks show varied shifts. Movement and prices across New York and other markets are noted with rate changes and receipts for the week ending April 30.
Stock Market Dull Amid Storm Disruptions And Cautious Trade
New York April 30 heavy storm in western states muted stock activity. The market opened dull with few outside orders and scant news on conditions from storm areas. Reading benefited from the miners’ agreement, Union Pacific recovered, and London and Paris markets showed mixed signals amid labor fears and budget news. Bond activity was irregular as money market tightens and funds move from interior banks to finance March shipments and settlements. Cotton seed oil futures were barely steady with varied receipts and demand, while refined products showed modest spot strength.
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Review of cotton and other markets report
New York April 30 review notes cotton prices rising after irregularity due to bull buying in Chicago and the west added by renewed activity in Wall Street and the south. Analysts expect potential shifts in crop size and demand, with possible acreage reductions noted in several states. Sugar and rice markets show renewed dullness and stagnant demand with refined sugar stocks ample and refining capacity near four port levels.
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Market News From A National Trade Report
The dispatch details fluctuating prices and scarce supplies across commodities. It notes Western prices and southward crop impacts, with varied wholesale quotes for fruits vegetables poultry butter eggs and dairy products across Chicago New York and Atlanta markets, reflecting shortages and shifting demand.
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets Reported
A multi city market summary shows New York receipts and prices for flour and produce, Chicago cattle and hogs with steady to rising bids, St Louis mix of cattle and hogs with steady demand, and Chicago live stock notes, detailing beef, pork, and lamb movements, prices and packer activity. Major regions include New York Atlanta Chicago St Louis and City market references.
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