Cotton Market Reports Mixed With Steady Spot Prices
New York and Georgia pages show spot cotton steady amid late-day firmness in futures. Near months opened steady or down, bulls supported by dry Western weather outlook and covering, old crop quiet, new crop up to 10 points, July and August futures trading firm then unsettled. Spot uplands 15.93 to 15.95, gulf 16.20 with no sales.
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New York
Seaboard
Coatton
New Orleans Bulls
New Orleans
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Oklahoma
Yuly
Market Opens With Decline Then Signals Rebound on Wall Street
New York June 7 An active selling movement pushed stocks lower at the opening but early declines were modest with some leaders recovering. United States Steel fell 1 2, Atchison Union Pacific and Interborough Metropolitan lost , and Northern Pacific and Pittsburg Coal gained. The market recovered from the morning dip as leaders finished above yesterday's close, though volume remained light. The day closed strong with gains in Erie Hill issues and a steady bond market, while talk persisted that James J. Hill may be regaining Erie stock.
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New York
Wall Street
United States Steel
Atchison, Union Pacific
Interborough Metropolitan
Ptd
Northern Pacific
Pittsburg Coal, Ptd
U. S. Steel
Amalgamated Copper
American
American Car & Foundry Cealet
American Locomotive
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Denver & Rio Grande
Okney Say Erie
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
Interborough
Rock Island Co
Day Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Wabash Tee
Wabash
Western Union
Standard Oil
Lehigh Valley
Liverpool Cotton Market Notes June 7 Closing
The report records closing cotton business with American market steady at 8.13 as daily totals show 3,000 bales traded, 2,400 for receipt and sale, amid speculators and imports. Prices and volumes are summarized with emphasis on market steadiness.
Chicago Provisions Market Note
Fragmentary price list shows dairy butter steady and per cents 15 1 2, cases 15 742 with first and fees 14, Daisies 1b 1 4a1 2, Young Americas items 11 1 2 at 1 to 1 1 2, turkeys 12, fowls 60 weights 82 to 4 1 2, and other weights 10 to 12 1 2.
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Chicago
Cattle Market Receipts Steady Despite Large Total
Receipts estimated at 10 000 cattle and 26 400 in drive to be moved with market steady to 6.50. Feeder bids from 5.80 to 6.20 per cwt, some at 6.15 and 6.10. movement of produce shows varied consignments. Chicago area totals reach 241 cars today, 98 last week, with New Orleans spot cot unchanged at middling 15.00, stock at 76 512.
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Wwe Sap
Chicago
Minneasaluth
New Orleans
Caus
New York Money Markets Steady Amid Hanke Bill Updates
Market reporting notes easy exchange with hanke bills at 484.25 foread and 485.90 for demand. Government bonds and railroad issues show firmness as quotations reflect price movements and bullion values near 52 dollars per ounce on bar silver.
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New York Money
Ark
Dune
Eady
Cal Money Promote Rates On Call Loans
The notice lists money rates and terms including a June 7 call date. It shows 1 to 2 percent on call funds and bid rates around 2 3 8 with loans secured for 66 days at 2 1 2 to 3 4 percent and six months terms.
Virginia-Carolina recruits target 18 to 35 men
Recruitment notice for the U S Army seeks citizens aged 18 to 35 who are of temperate habit and can speak read and write English. Information and applications at Recruiting Officers listed in Charlotte Asheville Greensboro Spartanburg and Greenville. 4-1-tu-th-sat-3mo
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U. S
United States
Trade St. Charlotte
N. C
Main St
Asheville
South bin St
Greensboro
West Main St
Spartan&. C
Cenville
S. C
Cotton futures open steady as market weighs drought and weather
New Orleans reports cotton futures opening steady with tiny gains and mixed weather signals. Traders weigh Western belt drought prospects against showers in the East, while Oklahoma heat boosts some buying and profits, prompting broad indecision.
Cotton Seed Oil Prices and Refined Rates
New Orleans June 7. Cotton seed oil prime refined sold at 6.49 dollars per barrel per pound. Choice meal with 8 percent ammonia priced at 29.000 per long ton. Choice cake sold at 26.37 1-2.
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New Orleans
Grain futures quotes from St. Louis market note
St. Louis Grain in St. Louis Missouri shows Wheat firm on June futures with No 2 red at 90 and No 2 hard at 91. Corn is steady near 2.54 and No 2 white around 55. Oats steady with No 2 white around 38 1 2.
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St. Louis Grain
St. Louis
Naval Stores Market Report Savannah June 7
Savannah Georgia June 7 Turpentine firm 54a1 4 Rosin firm F 6.80 1 2a6.85 prices quoted for naval stores market segment with bid offers and typical daily pricing.
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Naval Stores
Savannah
Crude Cotton Seed Oil Price Report
Crude cotton seed oil in Atlanta Georgia on June 7 quoted at 41 1 2 cents per pound.
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Atlanta
London Stocks Open Steady Amid Light Trading
American securities opened steady and about unchanged. Prices moved irregularly early, then noon quote held steady with modest gains. A Wall Street pullback led to slight profit taking in the afternoon, but the close remained steady.
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London
New York
Wall Street
Earthquake Wrecks Homes in Mexican City Colony
In El Paso on June 7 a telegram from Is N Brown president of the Mexican National Railway reports a major quake at 4 30 in Mexico City wrecking many fine homes in the American colony in Santa Maria. Several killed and American friends said to be safe.
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el Paso
Tex
Mexico City
Ls. N. Brown
Mexican National Railway
Santa Maria
Wheat Slumps as Rain Hurts Kansas and World Shipments Weigh
Chicago grain markets show a bearish tilt with rain in Kansas and large world shipments pressuring prices. July wheat opens around 91¼ to 92 cents, corn oats and p rovision markets also softening amid cautious profit-taking and heavy selling.
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Chicago
Kansas
Liberal Commission
Weather Outlook For Charlotte And Southeast Coast
Unsettled with showers tonight or Thursday for Charlotte and North Carolina. Cloudy with light to moderate northeast to east winds across the region. Savannah and Marin an a report 1.00 inch rainfall. Hot wave persists in the south with Oklahoma recording 192 degrees. Parts of Montana Idaho Nevada show light precipitation.
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Atlantic Coast
Lake Region
Florida
New England
Savannah
Marianna
Fla
Montana
Idaho
Nevada
Dodge City
Oklahoma
Rocky Mountain Region
Pacific Slope
Georgia
Commencement at Biddle University Honors Gen Carr
The Biddle University commencement scheduled for the day opened with breezy fair weather and multiple exercises. Senior theology addresses, diplomas awarded by President McCrory, and a keynote by Gen. J. S. Carr of Durham on Before the War stirred the audience. Carr urged unity, peace between races, and recalled the colored man’s fidelity before the war as he spoke to a packed chapel. The day also featured music and the public display of Col. William R. Myers’s portrait, welcomed by a large audience.
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L. Julian S. Carr
Durham
Col. Myers
W. S. Plair
S. C
B. R. Smith
H. Wilson, Jr
Rhodes
Biddle University Quintette
J. S. Carr
N. Cc
Browne
McCrory
N. C
Biddle
General Carr
South
Colonel Myers
McCrorey
William R. Myers
Biddle University
Weather Forecast for Southern States and Gulf Coast
New Orleans reports for June 7 forecast: Louisiana fair tonight and Thursday with light variable coastal winds. Arkansas Oklahoma and West Texas fair tonight and Thursday. East Texas fair with coastal winds. Alabama Mississippi fair with light to moderate winds. Georgia South Carolina unsettled with showers tonight or Thursday and variable winds. North Carolina unsettled with showers and northeast to east winds.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
East Texas
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Union Garment Workers Strike in Cleveland
By Associated Press six thousand union garment workers walked out in Cleveland on June 7 in a strike described as a near duplicate of New York’s last year. The action centers on recognition of the union rather than wage demands.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
New York
Weekly Cotton Statistics from Liverpool
The weekly report lists cotton figures: imports total 52,000 bales with American imports at 37,000. Stock levels show 795,000 bales overall and 646,000 American. Forwarded American stock 33,000 and total exports 4,000.
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Associate Press
Liverpool
Mrs. Ward of Philadelphia Visits Mrs. Garsed
Mrs. Mattie Ward of Philadelphia, a Drexel Institute graduate and skilled dietitian, visiting Mrs. E. T. Garsed. Ward recently returned from four months in California and will soon join the dietitian staff at Presbyterian Hospital on recommendation.
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E. T. Garsed
Mattie Ward
Philadelphia
Bridge at Mrs Chatham's yields prize for J B Kavanaugh
At the Wednesday Bridge Club gathering at Mrs Paul Chatham's, Mrs J B Kavanaugh won the prize. Attendees included Mrs H A London and guest Mrs Williamson with Mesdames B Jones Liddell Miller and Wilcox. Mrs H A Norman and Mrs Adkins of Hamlet are at the Selwyn.
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Wednesday Bridge Club
Paul Chatham
J. EB. Kavanaugh
H. A. London
Williamson
B. Jones
W. S. Liddell
R. M. Miller
Harris Wilcox
H. A. Norman
Adkins
Hamlet
The
Selwyn
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Stabat Mater
Rossini Chapel Choir
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Fletcher
F. D. Hewitt
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