Cotton Traders On The Revision Quiet Market Edges Down
New York November 19 The cotton market was quiet as traders awaited the New York religion committee meeting and a census report. Fluctuations were irregular and the close was barely steady with a net decline of 7 to 13 points. November contracts remained nominally up 16 points versus December. Rumors of higher penalties on low middling were priced in, while local traders suggested the December premium already discounted such revision. Spot cotton held at middling uplands 32.70 and gulf 12.96 with no sales.
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Cotton Market Report and Interior Movement
The November cotton market across ports shows dull, generally steady prices with occasional declines. Reports cite net receipts of 6.4 and 2,? million at all ports, with interior movements from Houston Augusta Memphis and others. weather remains favorable and selling pressure from shorts reduced gains. Spot prices vary by region with middling around 13 days.
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Bear Market Report From New York on November 19
John F. Black & Co reports a bear market with a steady close, noting no hammering but a weak undertone. The market hints at a possible future decline, with profits on the short side and limited demand. Liverpool expected to drop 3 to 4 points.
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Chicago and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report Hogs and Cattle Movements
Hogs receipts across Chicago and Kansas City show gains and steady to higher quotes with bulk sales in the mid to upper range. Cattle and sheep receipts are sizable with varying grades. Texas stockers and southern cattle appear steady while western hogs and lambs show mixed strength. New York and Liverpool markets show limited activity and cautious demand.
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Cotton Seed Prices Rise on Local Buying in New York
Cotton futures and seed prices edged higher with firmness in crude oil and lard boosting buying. Refiners led as November deliveries closed 9 points up while later loads climbed 1 to 4 points. sales totaled 6,300 barrels. Prime crude 7.00, prime summer yellow 7.10 to 7.30, November 7.10, December 7.11. other months quoted around 7.14 to 7.79. futures show mixed moves. Memphis seed products show price points for prime basis and meal at 27.26 to 27.50 and linters at 2% to 2% respectively.
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Turpentine and Rosin Market Report From Savannah and Wilmington
Market data shows turpentine at 43 percent in Savannah with 451 receipts 654 shipments and 31 404 stocks. Rosin receipts 2385 shipments 1347 168 649 in Savannah. Prices range from 3 70 to over 6 05 with various grades listed. Wilmington notes spirits turpentine steady at 4 percent with 8 casks receipts and rosin steady at 3 5 c lets 9 barrels. Tar firm at 2 40 with barrel receipts. crude turpentine firm at 2 00 to 3 00 and 3 08.
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Day's Trade News Reflects Moody Market Sentiment
New York and global markets show cautious trading amid Mexican affairs uncertainty and labor fears. Reports include steel mill closures, 1,500 layoffs, copper price shifts, easier money markets, and mixed bond activity while treasury deficit widens in the current fiscal period.
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Atlanta Quotations Grock His Corrected by Oglesty Grocery
A dense list of grocery prices and market items corrected by Oglesty Grocery Company and White Provision Co across numerous commodities. Items include axles, mica, cheese, ginger ale, syrups, candy, beans, flour, spices, and meats with varied unit prices and packaging references. The Provisions Market section lists hams, bacon, sausages, pork products, lard, and lard substitutes with price ranges and packaging units.
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Grain futures rise on Argentine supply hopes and demand
Chicago leads with broad gains as Argentine wheat owners hold above parity boosting Chicago futures. Corn gains supported by potential Argentine shipments and improved export interest. Provisions rise on strong buying at stockyards while cash grain prices show firmness across No. 2 red wheat and corn grades. Market noted overseas demand and softer Canadian offers contributing to bullish sentiment.
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Atlantic live stock market prices and trends report
Atlanta live market notes by W H Waite show beef cattle prices by weight from 700 to 1,200 pounds and hogs 80 to 200 pounds. Quotes cover good to choice steers cows heifers mixed grades and fat hogs with prices ranging across $3.25 to $8.27. Demand described as steady to firmer with scarce cattle and cautious demand ahead of the coming week.
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Turf Exchange Raid Targets Poolrooms Near Fulton
A dozen deputy sheriffs and constables led by Prosecuting Attorney ER N. Addleman raided the Turf exchange at Fulton, seizing scoreboards and $250. Four attaches were detained then released on bond, visitors released on own recognizance. The raid marks the start of a crusade against poolrooms.
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Mine Explosion Kills 24 at Alabama Furnace Mine
Birmingham November 19 An official list shows twenty four men killed and six hurt in an Acton number 2 mine explosion. Of the dead fourteen were asphyxiated, others burned or torn apart. Eighteen of the workers were white and four were foreigners. The Alabama Fuel and Iron Company arranged embalming and burial for all dead. Names include Ha Bragg Joe Bushvarine H J Childress Wilt Clelland JI C Cook Charlie Colum J A Horton J B Horton William Holsombeck Barry Kittrell J W Langston Chart Melonas L J Patterson J W Pekings M A Perkins Lea Waterton and eight Negroes. Two mules were lost. Authorities investigate cause. chief inspector C H Nesbitt on scene.
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Priest Hans Schmidt Murder Trial Postponed to Nov 25
New York November 19 After being called for trial the case of Hans Schmidt slayer of Anna Aumuller was postponed by consent until November 25. Defense cites lack of time to prepare citing Schmidt’s refusal to confer with counsel and possible insanity. New evidence from Dr Herman in Germany bears on Schmidt’s mental condition and may require a week to obtain. Herman refused to testify before the commission in Germany.
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Oldest Policeman Reaches 93rd Birthday in Weymouth
Oliver Houghton, aged 93, celebrated his birthday in Weymouth Maas after more than 70 years on the local police force. He hopes to continue his duties until age 100, recalling service since the Civil War era and sharing pride in his long career with fellow officers and friends.
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Postoffice Money Orders May Be Payable at Any Office
Washington November 19 Postmaster General Burleson seeks congressional authority to make postal money orders payable at any post office rather than only at designated offices. A commission previously urged this change and Burleson has expressed approval of the recommendation.
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Conley Case Set To Be Reopened In Atlanta Court
Jim Conley’s case is expected to be called today in Judge Ben Hill’s criminal division as the suspect remains in custody. He is held as an accessory after the fact, with the decision on the Frank case before the Supreme Court looming. Attorney William Smith arrives from Macon to press an impassioned request to move the Conley matter forward.
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Era of Prosperity Predicted for Farmer
Kansas City November 19 Josephus Daniels secretary of the navy spoke at the nineteenth annual John Jay banquet predicting a new era of farm prosperity under the tariff law. He said rural credits laws and anti monopoly measures would ease farm costs and boost livestock prices while the back to the farm movement would revive as conditions improve.
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Americans Deportees Arrive on Laconiz in Providence
The first Americans deported from England in years reached Providence today aboard the Laconiz. Passengers include Harry Shipley of Baltimore and Thomas Birtwhistle of Providence. Birtwhistle was allowed to land after arrest for assault, while Shipley remained held for local investigation.
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