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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1908
Page
4
Classified snippets show rental offer south of Saunders Keug Co after February 1 by M Rosanbaum. J F Jacks lists various seeds and hay products for sale in Bonham Texas. Willard White offers pigs, cords, and livestock needs with delivery option. Kincaid Reedy Hughes advertises canned goods and fur, poultry and syrup purchases, plus price guarantees and contact details.
Sam Janeway and Virgy Strader of Dodd City Rural Route No 2 were married in County Clerk Thomas's office this afternoon at 1 o'clock. Justice Lipscomb officiated.
The Republican County Committee adopted a resolution praising Governor Charles Hughes and President Roosevelt and urging an instructed delegation to the Chicago convention. The measure pledges to use all honorable means to secure Hughes nomination or withdrawal if needed, and to push conventions to support him.
Seed artichokes offered by H G Evans for sale, marketed as top hog feed and claimed to be the best on earth. Limited details on price or quantity.
The Favorite's Daily Cotton Market Report from Liverpool on January 31 shows futures opening firm and closing steady with ranges listed for January through August. Prices noted include Jan 0.92, Feb 0.88, Mar 0.34, Apr 5.92, May 0.85, Jun 0.91, Jul 0.85, Aug 0.83, with a closing near 5.78 percent in some series.
Spot cotton ease today in Liverpool with prices around 63 3 4d. Trade sales reached 8000 bales while receipts totaled 10200 bales all recorded as African.
New Orleans January 31 cotton futures closed steady with the Mar contract opening at 11.50 and ending at 11.36, the May at 11.24, and the July near 11.18. Trading showed narrow ranges and modest activity across the session.
Market report from New Orleans shows spot cotton trading with limited demand. Prices for today are uncertain amid light trading and unclear figures for bale totals and sales.
Reading from the tickers, March and May futures show mixed activity with March at 11.03, May around 11.06, and July near 10.96. The range highlights modest gains and losses as traders weigh near term demand against supply signals in a volatile session.
New York traders report spot cotton quiet on January 31 with middling grades at 11 cents and a fraction, reflecting muted buying interest in the day’s activity.
Valveston projects 10 000 to 12 000 bales for tomorrow compared with 20 632 last year while Houston anticipates 6 000 to 7 000 bales versus 13 833 previously and New Orleans expects 3 000 to 6 000 compared with 6 208 last year.
Rev. Henry McAvery conducting a religious campaign in Litle Bale announces a Saturday gossip circle for women to speak their minds about neighbors in open sessions with his bachelor apartments offered to the group. He expects some will misjudge the effort though he believes doubters may benefit.
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