Close Steady In Cotton Market Amid Weather Hopes
New York May 19 cotton futures closed steady with a slight net decline of a few points after late trading. Liverpool traffic lagged against last night's seal, while forecasts of unsettled western weather and larger acreage boosted selling. Demand for old crop months waned in Liverpool, but late afternoon activity picked up on rain in Texas and plans to ship 20,000 bales to southern mills. Overall, prices held near the day’s highs as Shot cotton quiet and middling uplands reached 13.50 and gulf 13.73. No sales.
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New York
Liverpool
Eassward
Weather Bureau
Texas
Southern Mills
Gulf
Chicago
Avaul
Bas Do
Aly Sogt
Atchison
Sao
Ty Atantic Goast
Onina Ie
Pactitc
Chi
Ilaceie Rake
Great ‘Orthern 'Pfa
Interborough
Toda
Tomoren Leiign Valley
Leu. & Nash
G. Myers
Ligge Lard Co
Beaa
Kan
Misouri Pacific
IBM
Bibe
Louis
Hetroleum
Centra
Bey
Jose
Prev
Clore, Morfone' & West
Pennsylvania
Cord O Republic
Rock Txinad Ca
Ie Bo
San Fran
Armas Ate
Seaboard
von 2020 Ab
Rey Wheer
Slors-Shef
Pacifia
Tenn
Lopper
Texas Co. G
Texas & Packie
Pam
Jon Pacifi
Ap UW
Steet Aig Dade Bau
Utah
ST Bre Ras
Caralina Chemical Xo
Western Union
Heavy Hains
Arkansas
Widorada
Bs Central
Gs Bo
Wilmington
Charleston
Augusta
Hayannan
Atlanta
Montemmers
Ap Memphis
Viciebure
New Orleans
Fatlie Hoek
Yorks
Wmmn
Amd
Seom
Oklahoma
F. von Herrmann
Spot Cotton Market Across Southern Ports May 18
Cotton prices in Atlanta steady with middling at 12 percent and varied by port. Reports show New Orleans and Savannah steady to higher on weekly crop condition notes. Overall receipts reached 10,948 with exports 5, and total stock across major markets around 190,000 plus.
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Tiddita
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Maak
Norfolk
Wales
Ugs
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Foxcon
Réaelpes
Philadelphia
New York
New Orleans
Leia Fiaiveston
Bavannad Ae
Norgalle
Haurton Lab
Asgueanhis
Tosels
White Provision Co
Cornfield
Verniedorts
Dickie
Iette
Victory
Queen
A.B. C
W. Eacka
Wheat market climbs on Hessian fly damage fears
Chicago May 19 Wheat prospects facing heavy Hessian fly damage pushed prices higher with the close near the day’s top. Corn rose modestly while provisions edged down. Reports of widespread early wheat losses in Missouri and rising harm in Illinois and Ohio underscored a serious yield outlook, despite limited government gains.
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Missouri
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Illinois
Ohio
Tava
St Louis
Des Moines
Omaha
Kansas City
Weather and market notes from May 1904 cotton belt report
A dense 1904 compilation details weather impacts on cotton growth across the eastern and western belt, with cold and wet conditions delaying planting and growth in Texas and Oklahoma. It notes crop conditions, market reactions, and forecasts from the Weather Bureau, plus scattered commodity prices for wheat, corn, rice, and coffee, and conventions booked in San Francisco for 1815.
Atlanta Market Prices for Fruits Vegetables and Provisions
Corrected market list from Fidelity Fruit and Produce and White Provision Co. shows varied prices for pineapples, oranges, grapefruit, celery, eggs, lard, beef, poultry, and a large array of groceries. Includes livestock notes from Atlanta Marietta markets with price ranges for steers, cows, hogs, and lambs, plus flour, meal, seeds, hay, and feed.
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Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company
Weekly Weather Report for Washingtor and Regions
The National Weather Service reports in the southern belt cold nights and insufficient rainfall slowed growth and delayed germination in eastern areas, while western districts faced heavy rain and delayed planting. Northern regions need replanting. drought relief varied in the south, with Florida showing partial improvement but overall crop growth retarded by cold and inadequate moisture.
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Washingtor
Atayay
Oklahoma
Lexan
Norlda
Stocks Firm Later Trading Amid Mixed Signals
New York May 19 stock market showed early gains fade on foreign trade, gold exports, and crop reports. late trading turned firmer with gains in many issues though railroads faced pressure. Bond activity irregular. copper and tin values steady while international markets noted.
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New York
Union Pacific
Candian Pacific
Metaeharey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Missouri Pacific
Paris
Northern Pacific Railway
Rock Island
Wabash
United States
Disjointed Market Report on Produce and Poultry
Market notes from Chicago and other cities report mixed changes in produce and poultry prices. Fruits and vegetables show small shifts with certain items rising or falling, while poultry remains largely unchanged in several regions. Regional summaries mention dairy and cheese products, with sporadic price movements and varied assortments.
Hand Strongly Backed For Bank Chairman
Washington speculation swirls over presidential choices to fill two vacancies on the Federal Reserve Board. A New England man and a Chicago or St. Louis candidate are favored, with Hudson L. Maud of Pelham Georgia named for Atlanta Fed chair. Delegation figures such as Frank Beall mark weigh input from Adamson Bartlett Hughes Wark Tribble and Colup as the choice awaits. Constantinople offers tools market for carpenters.
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Federal Reserve Board
New England
Chicago
St. Louis
Nighard Olney
Harry A. Wheeler
Hank
Atlanta
Genegia
Dudson L. Maud, & Banke
Pelham
Frank Mark
Sir
Hid
Adamson
Bartlett
Finghes
Wark
Tribble
Colup
Cotton War Claims May Be Validated in Senate Vote
Washington May special. Bills to amend the captured and abandoned property act would allow loyalty not to be proven for cotton and other property taken after June 1 1865. The measure passed the house but stalled in the senate. now a subcommittee of Senators Heke Smith Shields and Reot weighs it. The outcome remains uncertain.
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
House
Heke Smith
Georgia
Shields
Tennessee
Reot
New York
Doube
Nomadic Farming Habits Linked to Rural Prosperity
Washington reports census figures showing widespread farm mobility among American farmers. Among 4.261 million farmers surveyed in 1970, about 52 percent had lived on their current farm less than five years. Regions vary, with the north leading in longer occupancy and the south showing more frequent moves. The census notes that short stays hinder farm familiarization with soil and climate, delaying crop readiness.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
North
Death rate shifts show small rise in 1913 US data
Washington reports a 1 percent uptick in the 1913 death rate for the United States compared with 1912, with the registration area at 14.1 per 1000 and the overall rate rising slightly. The census bureau notes partial coverage and possible improved death registration as factors shaping the change. Major declines in several cities and states are listed, with New York and New Jersey among those showing notable decreases since 1901.
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United States
Census Bureau
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Rhode Island
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New Jersey
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Michigan
New Hampshire
York
Jersey City
Newark
N.S
San_Franciscn
Vowel
Mass
Denver
Colo
Paterson
Clayton to Qualify as Federal Judge in Alabama
Representative Clayton of Alabama announced his plan to qualify this week as federal judge in Alabama. Responsibility for administration bills will rest largely with Representative Webb of North Carolina after the ways and means committee elects the judiciary chair. Government officials estimate 1,350,000 horsepower in waste daily from old fashioned coke ovens.
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Clayton
Alabama
House
Webb
North Carolina
Judiciary
United States
Life of Newest Ruler Threatened by Rebels
Vienna reports a serious Albania crisis as Prince William’s life is endangered by Essa Pasha and factional opposition. Turkish commander Essa Pasha and ministers faced arrests after violence near the prince’s residence. Austrian ships and troops guard his palace while political tensions rise.
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Albania
William of
Fseat Pasha
al Scutari
Estad Pasha
Essa Tasha
Scutar
Fssad Parta
Vienna
Prince William
Duraxse
Neu Fria Presse
Eesad Tasha
Wiliam
Ess Pasha
Danae
Ktartad
Mesad
Traban
Hisad Pasha
Tatiana
Selgetvar
William
Issad Fasha
Jesa Pasha
Nothing in Charges Declares John Burke
New Orleans May 19 Joan Burke formerly connected with the can tary department of the Panamanian government was indicted by a federal grand jury in New York recently charged with abs entive acts in connection with his work. Burke said he would proceed to New York to answer the charges and expected to be vindicated by two boards on the isthmus.
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New Orleans
Joan Burk Formrly
Cantary Department
Panamaciai Gene
Tho
New York
Jim Colon
New Turk
Burke
New Kodak Catalogs for 1914 Cameras and Premy Tamera
Kodak official notice from A. K Hawkes of Kodak Dept. 14 Whitehall announcing the arrival of the updated 1914 Kodak and Premy tamera catalogs. Readers are invited to request copies.
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Ist
Premy Tamera
A. K Hawkes O
Kodak Dept
Whitehall
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