European agricultural credit study hits broad scope
Dr Clarence Owens reports the American Commission to Investigate European Co operation has studied credit and cooperative farming in Italy Hungary Austria Russia Holland Belgium Switzerland and Germany with Egypts cotton market noted as important. The panel will visit Dresden France England and Ireland next, aiming to widen US support for agrarian credit and cooperative methods while noting European village life foundation and contrasting American individualism. President Poincare will receive the commission in Paris after Europe visits.
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Clarence J. Owens
American Commission
Southern Commercial Congress
Berlin
United States
Setenes
Europe
Italy
Hungary
Austria
Russia
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
Germany
Egypt
Dresden
France
England
Ireland
Cea
Meric
Poincaire
Paris
Atlanta Live Stock Price Report and Midwest Market Totals
Wholesale cattle prices in Atlanta show steady to firm values across beef cows heifers and steers with prices quoted per hundredweight. Chicago hog and cattle figures reflect higher hogs and steady cattle demand while St Louis reports mixed beef prices and steady sheep markets for the day.
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Atlanta
Cikivago
ST. Louis
Bankers Draft Currency Change Suggestions in New York Conference
June 4 report says WOCBEASE not approved and the Interstate Vssion plans an investigation into a 5 rate increase. New York bankers in conference drafted questions for changes in the currency.
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NFAY
York
W York
Cotton market quiet but steady in New York
New York reports a quiet trading day in cotton with steady demand and little inventory. Liverpool buyers and Southern spot buyers show interest in July on soft spots. Pell & Co and Dick Hros and Shearson sold substantial totals, with sentiment bearish on good weather. The July condition report due July 3 may influence traders ahead of possible new Washington guidance.
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New York
Liverpool
Pell & Co
Riordan
Dick Hkros
Shearson
Washington
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Weather forecast by region for Gulf States and eastern U S
Washington reports generally fair weather tonight and Wednesday for Gulf States and New England with unsettled conditions east of the Mississippi. The general forecast predicts warm conditions in the eastern half of the country for the next 36 hours with local showers and thundershowers across several states including Georgia Virginia North and South Carolina Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and West Texas.
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North American
Great Central
Plains States
Pacific
Great Lakes
Middle Atlantic
New England
Ohio Valley
Rocky Mountain
Gulf States
New Eealind
New York
Mississippi River
Georgia
Virginia
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South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Miinois
Missouri
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Kansas
Cotton Region Weather Report Highlights Temperature and Rain
Washington reports mean temperatures 1 to 6 degrees above normal across most areas, with Texas showing a 1 to 3 degree deficit. Eastern Tennessee records the greatest excess while Asheville North Carolina marks the weekly low at 74. Central and western cotton regions see 78 to 82 degrees. Precipitation is uneven with Texas exceeding 2 inches and Corpus Christi recording 26.20 inches.
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Tnnessee
Asheville
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Oklahoma
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Corpus Chriasti
Cotton Seed Oil Market Rises on Refiners Covering
New York June 4 activity in the cotton seed oil market showed higher prices as refiners covered old crop positions while speculators bought later months. Profit-taking trimmed gains after the advance, with strength in land also boosting sentiment.
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New York
Cotton market steadies after steady start in New York
New York June 24 The opening of the cotton market showed a steady tone with prices near Monday's close until late morning when selling developed and prices fell about 5 points. Buying was anchored by strength in the English market and by Cordis Georgia reports. Wall Street pressed selling later, but the close showed a steady pattern with modest gains over Monday's final quotes.
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Wall Street
Cordis
Georgia
Liverpool
South
New Orleans
Uly
Liverpool Cotton Market Opens Mildly Steady
Liverpool June 24 market opened barely steady with July futures down and other positions mixed. By 3:15 p m prices steady with near and distant positions unchanged to slightly higher. Spot cotton fell two points with middling at 6 and sales 8 000 bales, including 7 000 American. imports 21 000 bales, 12 006 American. Close steady with gains of 2 to 3 points from Monday’s final quotations.
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Liverpool
Monay
Weather, markets, and Bulgaria update from New Orleans report
New Orleans reports favorable weather with scattered showers and warm nights aiding growth. Markets show Liverpool sales weak, 8 000 total at lower quotations. Bulgaria refuses further peace talks, France begins financial war on the Continent. Trading quiet with December around 11.08.
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Carolinas
Liverpool
Bulgaria
France
Cordill
Washington
Rance
Orleans
Wall Street Opens Higher On Wilson Currency Reform Hopes
New York shares rise as President Wilson calls for currency reform, with Canadian Pacific at 218 up 2½, copper group strong, and major issues like United States Steel Union Pacific Reading and Pennsylvania posting gains. Trading soft in last hour. market closes steady.
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Wilson
Harpest
Canadian Pacific
Amalgamated
Utah Copper
Chino
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Reading
Pennsylvania
Northern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Lehigh Valley
Erie
Chesapeake and Ohio
Atchison
American Can
Chesapeake
Ohio
China
Cotton Market Opinions From Leading Firms
Harris, nee & Co notes a two sided market likely shaped by the weather. Morris H. Rothschild & Co expresses continued friendliness to cotton. Miller & Co maintains a favorable view. A Norden & Co supports buying conservatively on easy markets.
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Harris, Nee & Co
Morris H. Rothschild & Co
Miller & Co
A. Norden & Co
Money and Exchange Rates Update in New York
Money on call stands at 2 percent as of June 24 in New York. Time money holds at 34 percent for sixty days, 4 percent for ninety days, and 5.6 percent for six months. Sterling exchange shows 4.87 percent on bank rates with actual business at 4.8690 for demand and 4.83 for sixty-day bills. Prime mercantile paper remains unchanged.
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Money and Exchange
New York
Sterling Lee Annes
Mining Stocks Report From Boston Opening Curtains
Mining stocks list from Boston on June 24 shows Calumet and Arizona at 60, Lake Copper 6 percent, Fruit 151, New Haven 101 percent, Calumet and Hecla 410, Butte Superior 2114, Granby aoe. The fragmented data records reflect price quotes and market activity for these mining firms.
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Calumet-Arizona
Lake Copper
Fruit
New Haven
Calumet Eeess
Butte Superior
Granby
Aoe
Irregular Wheat Market Notes From Chicago Chicago June 24
The June 24 wheat market shows nerves amid unsettled crop reports from spring wheat regions and mixed sentiment among speculators. Western receipts exceed last year and July shorts cover. prices rise across grain sectors with cautious optimism at Minneapolis influencing Chicago close. Cash quotes list various No. red, white, and hard winter grades with scattered ranges for corn and oats.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Northwest
Grain Prices Listed In Stated Figures On June 24
On June 24 the market shows No 2 red wheat at 99, No 4 red at 90 93, No 3 hard at 89 496, Corn No 2 at 60 4, No 4 at 58, Oats No 2 at 38 4, No 3 at 38 39 44, No 4 at 31. Yellow and white varieties appear with multiple bids and fractions.
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New Orleans
Galveston
New York
Liverpool Grain Market Update
Liverpool June 24 Wheat opened down at 1:30 p m and closed 1 4d lower. Corn opened down at 1:30 p m and closed unchanged. Market movement shows wheat easing while corn held steady.
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Liverpool
Chinch Bugs Damaging Oat Crops Across Midwest
Illinois and Iowa report poor oat outlook as chinch bugs cause damage. Springfield says south of there sees heavy losses while Park River North Dakota notes wheat soft and drying wind. Iowa oats 10 percent below last month amid late rains, with central region least helped. Minneapolis elevators report bad North and South Dakota crop news.
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Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Springfield
Ill
John Inglis
Park River
N. Dak
Grafton
Clement Curtis
Minneapolis
North Dakota
South Dakota
South Dakota Crops Reported Poor Across Several Counties
W B Snow dispatch from Redfield S D on June 23 notes 600 acres of land west of the James River in Brown McPherson Edmunds Faulk and Spink counties as bad with a third straight year of crop failure. Only widespread soaking rains can salvage any part. Oats poor yet. Corn holding. east of the river reports satisfactory.
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South Dakota
Chicago
W. B
Redfield
S. Dak
Brown, McPherson
Edmunds
Faulk
Spink
James River District
James River
50th Anniversary Battle of Gettysburg Tour Revealed
Seaboard offers a low round trip rate of 18.20 dollars from Atlanta for a historic battlefield tour May include Petersburg Richmond and Fredericksburg with on sale dates June 28 29 30 and July 1 stop overs allowed in both directions.
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Gettysburg
Reunion
Southern Railway
Seaboard
Atlanta
Historic Battlefield
Virginia
Petersburg
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Need 2000 Hands in Kansas Wheat Fields
In Kansas wheat belt near Wichita farmers seek 2000 harvest hands as trains bring workers. Bid battles form with wages up to 3.50 dollars per day plus board. The frantic hiring follows a month of crop fears and a revived need for labor.
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Kansas
Wichita, Kans
Here
Mrs Armor to Speak on U S Without Saloons
Mrs Mary Harris Armor returns from a tour of 28 states to address a First Methodist Church audience Tuesday night on why the United States would be better off without a single saloon. The Sunday American promotes advertising opportunities in its large southern Sunday reach.
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Mary “Harris Armor
First Methodist
United States
Freak Chicken Dies On Way to School
A Bracewell Avenue hen’s freak hatchling with two beaks three eyes and two necks dies en route to a school display in North Adams June 24. The incident is described as a local curiosity with widespread attention among readers in Atlanta who are urged to buy advertising in the newspaper.
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Freak Chicken
North Adams
Bracewell Avenue
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