Cotton Movement Unusually Heavy in January
New York September market opened steady with prices 2 to 5 points firmer on covering and investment demand, then weakened as Liverpool sent mixed signals. January fell to 826, while overall activity remained heavy with forecast arrivals sharply higher. spot markets in New Orleans and other ports showed lower tendencies amid abundant supplies and cautious buying.
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W. Lee & Co
N. Mi
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al Om Fers
Betronans
Pryor Street
Jackson
Broadway
W. H. Patterson & CO
Southern Exchange
Gould Building
John W. Dickey
Coffee futures steady amid mixed overseas cues
New York prices show slight gains as official cables cite general advances abroad and firmer sentiment. The session remained largely lifeless with limited speculative activity, sales around 13 000 bags. Spot markets also list modest changes across sugar, molasses, cigars, oil products, and cotton seed derivatives in regional reports.
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Wall Street Rebounds as Money Stays High and Stocks Rise
Persistent market strength amid high money keeps most sectors firm led by Missouri Pacific and Reading. Large block buying by brokers linked to Standard Oil interests lifts railroads and steel stocks while copper and other metals trade at gains. bond market active with Wabash debentures rising.
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Tagi
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Chicago Market Reviewed on September Wheat and Corn Decline
The Chicago market showed pressure as bears dominated with near futures lower while far deliveries held firm. September wheat fell to 70 1 2 cents, December down, with oats and corn showing mixed moves as weather and export activity influenced prices. receipts and shipments varied across Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago markets.
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Minneaporis
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Theron
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Texas Fed
Western Stars
Lleher
St. Louis
Markets Show Mixed Wheat and Corn Movements Across Cities
Chicago and Cincinnati cash quotations show flour steady, No 2 red wheat around 71, corn 36 to 46 cents, oats mixed with market softness for futures. Liverpool grain market notes spot wheat firm on northern spring and Western winter, futures dull. New York reports visible grain supplies with wheat at 21.4 million, corn 2.52 million, oats 4.09 million, rye 587k, barley 323k bushels.
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Fitzgerald City Hall and Fire Department Building Bids
Notice from Fitzgerald Georgia dated August 19 1902 invites sealed bids for construction of a City Hall and Fire Department building. Bids due September 1 1902 at 2 pm to City Clerk with plans in council chamber. Bonds equal to half bid required and $160 certified check with each bid. Council may reject any bid. J H Hountree City Clerk.
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City of Fitzgerald
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J. H. Hountree
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