New York Cotton and Chicago Grain News Roundup
New York cotton opened steady with small advances as Liverpool cables and rains influenced demand. December rose to about 18.30 and March to 18.70 before easing. stocks fluctuated with a light market, while reports from Bombay and Southern selling affected prices. Chicago wheat slipped after a strong start amid expectations of government aid. corn edged higher, lard and ribs mixed, with cash grain values given for Chicago markets.
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New York
Liverpool
Bombay
Uhilaul
Grale
Chicago
Fede
Fragmented catalog note on beds and cookware products
A mangled listing mentions a Golden Gate Buffet, extension table, Walnut Bed Room set, four full sized beds in mahogany, and an oil burner store item. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates, prices, or seller details but indicates a furniture and appliance sale or catalog entry with multiple items.
Liverpool cotton market quiet amid mixed quotes
Liverpool cotton prices drifted with American grades steady to modestly higher. Middling and good ordinary ranges showed slight firming while receipts reached 1,000 bales with 4,100 bales American sold. Futures closed steady with October at 9.05 and December at 9.72.
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Liverpool
Birmingham produce prices and items in early list
Birmingham Alabama October 28 reports a mixed market listing apples at 86.25 to 5 dollars, oranges around 5.25, lemons for fancy cultivars at 12.50, butter at 48 1 2 cents, and crocks of surd goods priced with small cents values for local sale
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Birmingham
Birminghay
Ala
Oran
Caye
Tenn. Mo
Stock market crash and bank concerns stir panic on Wall Street
Turmoil hits Wall Street as bankers reportedly unable to stem selling. The session sees US Steel and General Electric among leaders plunging, volume above 2 million by noon and total likely over 8.6 million shares. News from bankers and a looming steel meeting influence caution amid heavy losses.
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Spanley W. Prengsul
Frees Financial
New York
Charles E. Michell
National City Bank
J.P. Morgan and Co
Hoover
Teading
Wall Street
United States Steel Corporation
General Electric
Westinhouse Electric
Western Union
Johns Manville
Case Threshing
American Con
Standard Gas and Electris
Underwood Blott Fisher
Kustiman Kodak
al- Lal Chemical
U. S. Steel Common
U. S. Steel
Ander Buyig
Tod. P. Morgan
WUL
Autec
Out Our Way by Williams meus ra of
Fragmentary OCR text presents a titled comic or column line. Lacks clear event or names. cannot determine full item. Summary notes missing essential entities and context to form a proper two-line record.
New Orleans Cotton Market Dips From Early Rally
New Orleans October market trends show rains and mixed New York influence. December cotton hovered near 18.20, January around 18.28, March near 18.60 as prices fluctuated, then declined from highs with nervous trade and a late-day rally fading. Exports listed at 27,998 bales with prices down from Saturday’s close.
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Koltick
Uine
Becember
Saturdiy
Pricer
Arly
Stenzy Ad
Arrests in County After Chicken Theft Ring Trial
On Saturday afternoon officers arrested several suspects including Stanford Newey and Deere after a man named Neer admitted stealing chickens and selling them. One chicken died in custody, and twelve persons were charged in a rambling case tied to county corruption and activation schemes.
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Dares
Stanford Newey
W. 4
Ariel
Steaford
Deere
Remains of Mrs Mary C Purcell Laid to Rest in Columbia
The remains of Mrs Mary C Purcell formerly of Jasper were brought to Dothan Saturday night and laid to rest at Columbia Cemetery Sunday afternoon. Funeral services were conducted by Rev J McGullin, pastor of the Methodist Church of Columbia, assisted by Ga. The Houston Funeral Company managed arrangements. Active pallbearers included Robert Purcell, Walter Oakley, Fred Walker, J P Altom, Maur Quirley and Sabre Alford. Surviving children include Mrs J D Abernathy of Miami Florida and Mrs E Murphy of Troy Alabama, with others in The Ubs Colin of Montgomery, and Mrs Maggie Callen of Atlanta among others.
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Columbia Cemetery
Mary C. Purcel
Priday
Jasper
Dothou
Ghillett
Columbia
Axciste Fey
Ilouston Funeral Company
Ciary
Palthourers
Robert Purcell
Walter Oakdey
Fred Walker
J. P. Altea
Maur Quirley
Sabre Alford
Lb. W. Armatrong
J. J. Walker
L. C. Atekegoa
Robert J. Collinge
RT. Williams
J. N. Mullina
Ned Biells
W Hi. Christian
J. B. McNair
LP. McTi
Avon
J. D. Abernathy
Miami
Mrn
TE. Murphy
Troy
Mes
Rey
Wow
Keron
Uubs
Colin
Montgomey
Paeeslh
Pasper
Matcolin
Cuthbert
Maggie Callen
Atlanetit
Cotton seed theft stuns county as officers probe mystery
A large quantity of cotton seed was stolen from two teckel farehomes near the WOK area. Bond firm Saturday officials say the manner of the theft remains unclear. Investigators suspect the seed was moved toward Dothiy, with officers stepping up efforts as details unfold and charges are anticipated soon.
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W. S. Bond
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