Cotton Drops in New York Market on Weather and Demand
New York October 7 The cotton market opened weak on easy southern spot markets and a cooler Southwest map. December futures slipped to 1339 with a net loss of 21 to 25 points as Liverpool cables showed reduced offerings and quiet demand. Spot prices closed near the day’s low with middling uplands at 10.90 and Gulf 14.15, sales 375.
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New York
Liverpool
Gulf
Texas
Hondo
Beeville
Suand
Huntsville
Kerrville
Valle Junction
Central
Sai
Wilmington
Charleston
Savannah
Moutomery Mobile
Momphis
New Vicksburg
Orleans
Houston
Ealing
Foxx
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
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Crase
Giese
de Rangs
Igi
Rede
New Orleans
Bears
Cotton Market Busy Across Ports in October 7 Bulletin
Atlanta reports mixed moving figures with middling cotton steady across ports. Prices hover around 13 to 14 cents with New York and Boston quiet. total receipts and stocks listed for Gulf and interior regions, including Houston Augusta Memphis St Louis Little Rock and more.
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Houston
Augusta
Memphis
St. Louis
Cnelrnath
Groceries
St. Louie
Fleur Out
Hay Quiet
New York
Fleur Steady
Boston
Augusta i Pe
Memphis Louis
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Galveston
New Orleans
Wheat and grain rally on demand for hard winter grades
Chicago and New York trade note improved demand for hard winter wheat, with firm closing prices and gains across corn and oats. Reports cite reduced northwest receipts, strong export and milling demand, and large Argentine rains as influencing factors. Prices also reflect shifts in U S and European markets along with packer participation.
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Chicago
United States
Europe
Argentina
Kansas
New York
Market Reports From Multiple Cities on Dairy and Poultry
Country Produce New York reports mixed receipts and steady cheese with 11 452 tubs and 1 282 boxes. Eggs show 13 498 cases with various grade prices. Live poultry weak with Western chickens fowls and turkeys dull. St Louis Chicago and Kansas City notes vary Butter eggs and potatoes listed with unchanged and irregular trends.
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New York
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Financial and commodity market roundup across global notes
New York money on call at 4 1/4 percent, sterling steady near 4 9 150. Treasury balance shows deficit, New Orleans cotton slips 20 23 points amid light demand and weather concerns. London stock activity mixed as New York rallies shipping shares but pulls back later. Prices for brass, tin, copper firm. sugar and rice markets report mixed moves with receipts varying by port.
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Liva
Georgia
Tennessee
New York
Sterling Exchange
Cotton market eases amid liberal selling in New York
In New York on October 7 spot cotton sales by the south and cheaper prices spurred hedging and liquidations for speculative holders. Prices fell about twenty points before demand met offerings, with January futures below thirteen and a quarter cents as shorts purchased freely.
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New York
Liverpool
Hquidstien
New York Cotton Market Faces Bearish Europe Pressure
New York and European markets show a bearish cotton outlook as investors expect prices to fall. Liverpool opens lower amid a foreign decline and liquidation of long positions. The market closes near its lowest level, about 25 points down from yesterday, with brokers absorbing offerings as southwest crop reports worsen due to rains in Texas.
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New York
Europe
Liverpool
Epinners’ Broksers
Texas
New York Octover Prices and Futures for Seed Oil
New York prices show seed oil a tive with losses to 6 to 2 points. Liquidation broad due to cheaper crude and declines in cotton and lard. Bailes 20,300 barrels, prime crude at 6.80. summer yellow 6.00 to 6.98. October 6.97, November 1 ear, December 0.32, January February 7.057 March 7.18, April winter yellow 7.20 to 8.0. do. immer white 7.10 to 7.80. Futures: October to November 6.95 to 6.87. December 6.66 to 6.95. January 7.00 to 6.97. February 7.00 to 7.07. March 7.24. April 7.27. May 7.30. Memphis reports: cotton seed products prime basis OI 6.10. meal 27.00 to 27.56. Unters 24 3.
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Market Drift and Cotton Goods Markets Reported
New York stock bulls show reduced aggression as a broad short line forms amid beliefs government reports understate conditions. The market opened down 14 to 20 points, finished steady with a 25 point decline. Dry goods and polling notes reference a 5% points shift. Domestic cotton goods held steady, knitting yarns higher, light demand for imported men’s wear, SKS and ribuota weaker.
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John F. Black & Co
New York
SKS
Ribuota
Baseball Stock Market Dampened by Narrow Trading
New York October 7 Stocks opened slightly higher led by Reading Canadian Pacific Can and Amalgamated but soon faded as liquidation in iron and steel subsided and trading faded to the smallest scale in weeks. Baseball attention drew crowds away from posts as London’s firmer tone influenced early activity with United States Steel among the muted leaders.
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New York
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Amalgamated
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London
United States
Little Girl Struck by Concrete From Healy Building
A piece of hardened concrete fell from the Healey building yesterday afternoon striking the head of the six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J S Stewart of 331 Central avenue. Mrs Stewart narrowly escaped being hit and the child was treated at Dr W L Champion in the Grant building. The doctor said the wound was painful but would heal with time. Mr Stewart could not explain how the concrete fell.
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J. S. Stewart
Central Avenue
Grant Building
Stewart
Baltimore and Ohio engineers warned on steam near terminals
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad issued cautions to enginemen and flagmen to prevent locomotives in passenger stations from popping off and belching steam. The measure aims to avoid startling passengers, avoid clothing damage, and prevent negative impressions of the road.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Oil Company Gives Damages Consent Verdict
A consent verdict of 750 dollars was awarded to P. G. Hutchins as next friend of J. E. B. Cooper and others against Gulf Refining and Texas Company. The case arose from burns in a 1911 oil explosion at Monras Walton County, killing Anna Rebecca Cooper and injuring Hoyt Iris and George Cooper. FP. A. Hutchins filed for 15000 dollars. the suit, heard before Judge Newman in the United States court, ended with the consent verdict.
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Hoyt Cooper
Iris Cooper
George Cooper
FP. A. Hutchins
Newman
United States Court
Unusual Gifts to Slaton Governor Receives Remarkable Items
The governor received two extraordinary gifts. A Loganville farmer sent an almost 100 pound pumpkin. John Sweat, a life prisoner near Gernan, crafted a caselike card holder bearing Have mercy on me as he seeks clemency. the governor’s token cannot affect the case, which proceeds through normal channels.
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O. Bennett
Loganville
John Sweat
Gernen
Mur
Sweat
Sovernor
Chum GIVES BLOOD TO SAVE LIFE OF A GIRL
Mrs. Bessie Tyler, a student at Southern College of Medicine and Surgery, donated blood to Mrs. Georg T. Kessner at the Red Cross sanitarium to save her life. Kessner is recovering and another transfusion is planned for next Thursday or Friday, with Mrs. Tyler to donate again. The operation is described as one of the most successful locally.
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Bessie Tyler
Southern College of Medicine and Surgery
Georg=T. Kessner
Red Cross Sanitarium
Woman Awarded 5253 in Railway Death Case
Mrs. Ethel Palmer received a verdict against Southern Railway for 5253 due to the death of Odus Palmer in the Atlanta yards on September 12, 1912, while in service. The suit, originally for 15000, was filed in state court and later transferred to the United States court.
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Ethel Palmer
The
Southern Railway
Odus Palmer
Atlanta
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