Oil market slides and summer outlook amid wide price moves
Market reports show continued volatility across crude and refined oils as demand slackens and foreign buying steadies. Traders note price support from July and August shipments, while wet crushing in the south and limited fresh stocks temper futures. Export activity remains strong, with Italy as a top buyer, and domestic refiners anticipate a summer market more influenced by supply and demand than outside factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Valley
Texas
Southeast
Italy
Marseilles
Hull
Groceries and provisions price list and market notes
A long OCR spray lists commodities from fruits to canned goods and household staples with prices per crate, per pound, or per gallon. It includes Malaga grapes, kumquats, lemons, oranges, pineapples, and tangerines, plus numerous canned items, flours, sugars, soaps, tobacco, tea, and spices, followed by a detailed provision market section and live stock prices from Chicago and Kansas City. The piece mimics a 1900s era grocery circular and market report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
Oranghe
California
Florida
Oglesby Grocery Company
Rumford
Royal
Horsford's
Success
Beane—Lima
Navy
Seiz Rising
Carnation
Lenox
Fairy
Grandma
Macetoy
Devoe
Duke
Bull Durham
Victory
Wagle
Star Navy
Croker
Battle Ax
Be. Gravely
Schoapps
RJ. R
Stanktin
Tetley'a. Lipton
Durkee
Acme
Hoffman House
Lee & Perrin
Lightweight, Co
Wall Street Gossips on Market Activity and Trade
Wall Street sees stocks rally then retreat as investors reassess an artificial market. Strong gains in earlier dormant properties fuel a broader shift, with steel and copper thriving and cotton exports reaching a ten month peak amid robust European textile demand and global trade growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
China
Results of the Week in New Orleans Cotton Markets
Orleans May 18 Cotton prices fell this week due to poor weather and crop conditions across the belt. The market closed with a net loss of 20 to 24 points, the lowest level of the period. Spot prices eased to 11 15 16 cents, with 2,341 bales sold, while futures showed initial gains before bears dragged values down amid uncertainty over government acreage reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Merket Siow
Neale
Louis
MaweTe
Wexanst
Ree
Angie
Noifara
Abe
Kansas City
Cattie—Recel
Orleans
Congress
Fragmented OCR News Snippet on Local Changes
A damaged OCR passage describes shifts in local routines and behavior with stray phrases about yards, roads, and meetings. It mentions leadership and patterns but remains unclear, offering little concrete detail beyond vague repositioning and potential changes in activities.
Forgery convict Ellis seeks pardon and promises restitution
Ellis, in a pardon application filed under new state rules, asserts he will repay every cent gained by forgery. He describes his comic opera ambitions while confined, noting talent and past teaching income, and recalls sobering lessons from crime. He says open-air jail life improved him and that he misses music yet remains productive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
State
Willes
Hillis
Haas
Ella
Ells
Ellls
Lavo
Savannah
Cobb Will Support Dean For Delegate At Large
Judge Andrew J. Cobb of Athens an eminent attorney and former Supreme Court justice writes Hon H H Dean Gainesville to express support for Dean as delegate at large to the national democratic convention He notes he could not attend if selected and urges district delegates from his county be chosen instead while pledging cooperation with Deans camp for the at large seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Cobb
Athens
Supreme Court
H. H. Dean
Gainesville
Dean
Cobb
Hia
Mr. Dean
National Democratic Co
Georgia
Andrew J, Cobb
Vigilantes Declared Worse Than Industrial Workers
Sacramento May 18 Colonel Harris Weinstock special commissioner appointed by Governor for the San Diego free speech campaign finds a large report public today showing San Diego vigilantes guilty of more offenses than the Industrial Workers and recommends their prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Harris Weinstock
Hnnon
San Diego
Industrial Workers of the World
No Co-Education At A. and M College Americus Ga May 18
In Americus Georgia the Third District Agricultural and Mechanical college trustees voted to end co education. The campus will admit no women after next scholastic year, excluding present female students except the graduates. Twenty one girls and one hundred ten boys will become a male institution, with twelve graduates in the upcoming commencement including two young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Pkase
District Agricultural Schools
Americas District College
Georgia
Whh
Boy Kills Himself At Charleston Store
Francia J A Riley 18 bought poison at a drug store on his way to work and drank it. He died shortly after at City Hospital despite heroic resuscitation attempts. The store clerk was employed there and left no plea or cause given for the self destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Francia J. A. Riley
Riley
Treasury Statement Washington May 16 Deficit Details
Treasury report shows working balance across treasury offices and banks at 80,598, central vaults and general fund 125,234. Ordinary receipts yesterday 2,181,293 with total ordinary expenditures 2,921,087. Yearly deficit remains large at 12,580,000 plus, excluding Panama Canal public debt and FEOG adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
United States Treasury
Po Aes
Banke and
Paliippine Treasury
Ceararoeniet
Panama
Bagmen Parade Dazzles Atlanta With Ragtime Theme
The Bagmen of Bagdad, the United Commercial Travelers group, led a masquerade parade through Atlanta streets in ragtime costumes. The event opened a convention day with bands playing ragtime hits, featuring novel outfits and a convict group led by guards with a giant satire prop. Great ruler J M Keeley of Tampa and T B Lewis directed the procession.
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Bagmen
Bagdag
Atlanta
C. T
Kiser
Bagmen of
Bagdad
United Commercial Travelers
J. M. Keeley
Tampa
Fla
T. B. Lewis
Baldwin Delegation Backs Col Howard at Underwood Convention
Baldwin County delegates met at the courthouse to organize for the Underwood convention in Atlanta on May 29. E A Tigner was named chairman and Baldwin County’s vote was instructed to back Col D Howard of Milledgeville for Baltimore delegate from the tenth district and Hon Thomas Watson for a state at large delegate. A majority of attending delegates would control Baldwin County’s votes on other questions at the Atlanta convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Baldwin County
Atlanta
E. A. Tigner
Underwood Club
D. Howard
Baltimore
Tenth
Thomas . Watson
Pioneer shirtmaker John G. Batl dies at 68
John G. Batl, pioneer shirt manufacturer of this city longest renowned for shirt production, died at Watervliet aged 68. He was a prominent local figure in the industry and helped build the city’s standing as a leading shirt-manufacturing center.
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Troy
John G. Batl
Pionséer
Watervilet
Éustofi-Medephirt Roy
Details on Cure Claimed by Expert in Health Pamphlets
A physician warns against quack cures and emphasizes rigorous scientific methods for disease diagnosis and treatment. He notes patients seek truth after visiting multiple doctors and warn against frauds offering instant cures for high fees. He invites inspection of his office and laboratory practices and offers pamphlets on health and diseases of man.
Governors name boards for state institutions in Georgia
Governor Brown named the annual boards of visitors for the State university at Athens the academy for the blind at Macon and the state school for the deaf at Cave Spring. The university board includes J A Mershon B W Hunt J W Farmer Luther L Elrod and Roland E Brooks. Deaf school board includes W E Spinks John Awtrey W F Crunselle J A Merrow W B Hesterly J Doyle Jones Z J Fitzpatrick B H Hardy BE Mathews C M Methvin John Reese Rev Graham Forrester. Visitors to the academy for the blind include W Dykes P P Pirkle F McEntire P F Bauknight BE Lee H B Folsom Ernest Camp A H Nunnally C E Benns John G Postell. Governor Brown also named H L Long to the Third District Agricultural School trustees from Lee County following D G Ragan’s death.
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Brown
State University
Athens
Academy For the Blind
Macon
State School For the Deaf
Cave Spring
J. A Mershon
Gainesville
B. W. Hunt
Eatonton
J. W. Farmer
Louisville
Luther L. Elrod
Commerce
M. Methvin
Eastman
John Reese
Atanta
Graham Forrester
Talbotton
W. ¥. Dykes
Atlanta
P. P. Pirkle
Hoschten
F. €. McEntire
P. F. Bauknight
BE. Lee
Warrenton
H. B Folsom
Mount Vernon
Ernest
Wilbur Wright's Health Improves Slightly in Dayton
Wilbur Wright of the aeroplane company Dayton Ohio May 18 shows little improvement from typhoid fever according to his physician. He had two restless nights and his temperature remained at 104 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Wright
Dayton
Ohio
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White Provision Company
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Cornfeld
Cornfield Frakfurte
Wall Street
Halph Emerson
New York
Pha
Steel Corporation Ia S
Europe
Thing
Esults
New Orleans
A. & M.college
Baldwin
Col. Howard
Marietta St
Brown-Randolph Bldg
Atlanta, Ga
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