Cotton Prices Hold Very Steady in Market Report
The New York market showed steady prices with spot demand heavy and futures near unchanged. Reports note strong activity in Liverpool with middling sales around 10,000 bales and a mixed close for December futures, while seasonal weather and bear expectations influence Traders and brokers across the room.
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New York
Dev
Steniy
Wall Atever
Liverpool
Ork
Commercin
Commercin’ Tin Review
Rewdest
Asaing
Aod
Egntonas
Wae Welna
Ray Mentee
Prtean
Smut
Southern, Cotton Association
Lew Oreans
Inlvemtor
Houston
Atlanta
Brigeias
Erie
York
Spot Cotton Market Shows Mixed Inflows and Prices
The market notes liver and steady tones with upland cotton trading around 6.00 cents per pound. Listings mention middling and midgrade fibers with price adjustments, including 10% margins and slight firmer bids in some varieties.
Today’s Port Receipts Compare to Last Year
Interior towns report today’s port receipts compared with game day figures from the same date last year. The table highlights gains and losses across key categories.
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Tee
Gossip and Market Drift in Fleecy Staple Trade
Market analysis from cotton brokers notes buying pressure and short covering as the Liverpool market shows steady demand. Government figures and stock levels are debated, with expectations of further price movement tied to shipments, classing conditions, and weather across regions.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Polo Pot Smen Continue, East Tuverauly
Cotton market shows 10000 bale daily demand rise in New Orleans
Gibert Clay's Daily Cotton Letter reports export demand abroad remains firm with todays sales around 10000 bales at a point higher. Spot prices show strength with Honanil closing four points above yesterday and speculative interest at a low ebb amid government actions looming ahead.
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New Orleans
Dee. G
Yeaterday
Ely
African Cotton High Grade in Central Africa Exports
The report from the protectorate commissioner shows 776000 pounds of cotton exported in the year, up from 245000 pounds prior year. Plantations were weeded out and area fell from 21900 to 10000 acres, yet fiber quality remains high with prices around 18 cents per pound, near Egyptian and American levels.
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Washington
Dee
Central Africa
Protectorate
New York Coffee Market Reacts to Government Surplus Plan
The New York coffee market jumped about 10720 points after a government plan to buy surplus coffee with 15 million dollars. Traders see potential price support but doubt lasting effects due to uncertain future supply and consumption, noting investors earn 8 percent secured by coffee.
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New, York
Eaateett & Cw
New York
Coffee market tips move buyers on Wall Street
Trade notes report New York Commercial and Wall Street urged purchases of coffee on Tuesday. A telegram from the vessel Crethe and shipments from Southampton reference large cargoes, with prices cited for various grades and containers.
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New York
Wall Street
Southampton
Lawton
Weather map shows storm moving toward New York area
A weather synopsis reports a storm entering near Omaha shifting east to central New York, with snow in the north and rain in many southern locations. Strong NW flow brings colder, fair conditions later tonight and Friday, with a low near four degrees and rising readings across several stations.
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Omaha
Nebru
New Central
Luffalo
N.Y
General Ralow
St. Paul
Marquette
Dortland
Boston
Meridian Birmingharville
Washington
Huffalo
Chicago
Fragmentary Cotton Seed Opening Note
Fragmentary OCR reads like a cotton seed topic with scattered words February and Mary. The legible terms include tree, opening, goat, stems, and random fragments suggesting an agricultural or seed naming note without full context.
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Mary
Stock Market Mirth Mixed Across New York Trading Floor
Fragmentary notes from New York show scattered stock cases and trading activity. Mentions Guo New, Jo New and a folleying te the ran k with dates 10.13 and 10.23, plus cotton futures. Details are garbled but indicate a busy session with varied commodity focus.
Notes on Grain Pointers on Provisions from Chicago Evening Post
The article summarizes grain and wheat market movements with Duluth and Minneapolis bidding strength for spring wheat, and mentions France imports of flour and wheat, Argentina export notes, and commentary on market conditions in Germany and England reflecting broad commodity prosperity and labor costs. It cites Logan and Bryan and a U.S. Agriculture official.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
France
Suriae
Logan & Bryan
Cahle
Secretary of Agriculture of
Argentina
Whitehouse
Cbeeres
Germany
England
Wheat futures rise on northwest market strength
The Chicago wheat market opened firm with a fractional advance led by firmer values in the northwest. Reports described a blizzard raging in the region as prices moved higher at the start of trading on December 6.
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Chicago
Liverpool Grain Market Report
Wheat prices opened unchanged at 1 3 p.m. with later trades showing little change before the market closed. The session tracked near steady levels with minimal movement and a slight uptick noted in some items.
Chicago Car Lots Receipts Describe Auto Sales
Fragmentary receipts list shows Chicago car lot activity with totals and items for today. Names and dates are unclear but indicate ongoing transactions and inventory movements.
Sugar Market Report From New York and London
Local market notes show sugar prices steady in New York and London with little change in late trading. Traders await clearer guidance on supply and demand factors affecting futures and spot markets.
Live Stock Market Report from Chicago
Receipts total 16,000 as hogs and cattle trade shows strength. Hogs held firm with bids near 6.20 to 6.50 for various classes, while steer and feeder prices hovered around 2.50 to 4.70 in light activity. Market observers note overall strength with higher demand expected.
Stocks Reviewed by New York Sun
The New York Sun reports opening call money at 18 percent rising to 32 percent by late afternoon with time money nominal. Banks' dribbling loans at 6 percent did not affect funds prices while market buoyancy rested on expected relief measures from the treasury within twenty four hours. Dispatches say the secretary doubts near term alleviation, yet brokers expect a large bank infusion, preventing declines though not driving gains.
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New York
Natonal
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Stock Exchange
Worcester Resigns Amid Accepted Rejection and Bond Forfeit Risk
Augusta Ga December 6 The resignation of Captain Rupert Worcester commanding Company I Third Georgia regiment was declined and he will answer the charge by Colonel Twiggs. Worcester left October 23 on leave and has not returned. after thirty days inventory will be taken and any shortfall will forfeit his 3000 bond.
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Augusta
Rupert Worcester
Georgia Regiment
J. D. Twiggs
Worcester
Pittsburg Jungle Holds Witness in Thaw Case
Ida V. Simonton the writer and former district attorney Jerome associate studied the Thaw case from Pittsburg with her brother rather than traveling to South Africa. She returned to New York Tuesday and spoke with Assistant District Attorney Garvan about the case. Anne Simonton reportedly visited Paris with Evelyn Nesbit before the Thaw marriage.
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New York
Ida V. Simonton
Jerome
Harry K. Thaw
South Africa
Pittsburg
New Yor
Garvan
Anne Simonton
Paria
Stanford White
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
Miss Nesbit
Coal Company Organized in Walker County
Special to The Georgian Montgomery Dec 6 The Manasco Coal Company of Townley Walker County with capital stock of 20000 has informed the secretary of state of its incorporation The incorporators are C W Eiskford N B Smith and B D Bowell
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Montgomery
Ala
Manasco Coal Company
Townley
Walker County
Secretary of State
C. W. Esikford
N. EB. Smith
BD. T. Bowiel
Pilotage Bill Before House
Representative Littlefield’s pilotage bill was the special order of the House today in Washington with debate anticipated and a possible vote scheduled.
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Washington
Dec
Littlefield
House
Southern Exchange Oldest Established Oxgee South
Market brief notes on cotton stocks grain and funds with reference to a daily letter and a mailed instructional manual on request at the Gould funding ground floor.
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Oxgee South
Wall Street Slashes IPS and Market Downgrades
After business closed yesterday Secretary Kiaw cited treasury revenue buildup and potential surplus for prepaying maturing government bond interest. Dow Jones reports mixed signals with banks and railroads fluctuating, while Canadian Pacific and Reading anticipate gains and speculative profit taking looms in several stocks.
Atlanta markets feature diverse fruits and produce
A long list of perishable goods with prices appears under Atlanta markets notes. Hens and poultry, ducks, turkey, various fruits, vegetables, and staples are listed with unit prices and crate or pound measures, showing current market values and supply notes for items like bananas, melons, cabbage, tomatoes, and lard.
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Atlanta
Early Movement in Great Northern Prefecture Surfaces
In London a feature notes an irregular early movement across the Great Northern Prefecture with wide activity reported. The piece highlights unsettled patterns and a broad impact on local regions, signaling a developing trend.
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Great Northern Pref
Stock market movers and irregular session in New York
The New York stock market showed irregular movements with several advances and declines. Great Northern preferred fell from 20 to 23 4, 25,000 shares traded, while American Smelting, Colorado Arnel and Chesapeake led activity and bonds mostly eased.
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New York
Dec
Crtdian Pacific
Colorado
Arnel
Chesapeake
Obioigher
Erie
New Central
Market steadies after Treasury payment anticipation
In New York the market opened strong on a higher London close and Washington's plan to advance 12 million dollars in government bond interest payments. High call money rates and a reported six million in bank losses from sub-treasury operations pressure prices. Great Northern and ore land certificates offer reassurance to holders, while Canadian Pacific gains lack local significance. The move may reflect a broader plan to relieve the money market if conditions demand.
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New York
Dec
London
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Great Northern
Canadian Pacific
Secretary of the Treasury
State Reformatory Opens Near Milledgeville
After months of delays the state juvenile reformatory on the prison farm near Milledgeville is opened for reception of youths not older than 16. Governor Terrell will issue a proclamation to superior court judges announcing the facility is open. Youths may be sent at the judge's discretion for any crime except murder or life sentences.
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Milledgeville
Terrell
Superior Court
Arrest for Murder Charged in Penitentiary Escape Case
Richmond Virginia reports Alonzo Goodman alias Jim Brown, colored, arrested on charges of complicity in the murder of a South Carolina penitentiary guard during last August’s escape by Goodman and two other fugitives.
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Richmond
Dee
Alonzo Goodman
Jim Brown
South Carolina Penitentiary
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