Cotton Prices Rise on Weather and Demand News
New Orleans April 14 Reports of unfavorable weather and active buying drove the cotton market higher. July led gains with a 15 point rise to 19.59, May and October also up as investors anticipated rain snow and freezing conditions along the Gulf coast. Ends with May at 19.74 and October at 29.00 after profit taking.
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New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Liverpool Cables
Bombay
Gulf
Spain
New York
South
Liverpool
Daily Cotton Table Movement and Totals Across Ports
Port New Orleans and others report movement mid to middling with receipts exports and sales. Major totals include today receipts 8690 exports 16683 sales 8056 stock 1625100 with season totals receipts 7689029 exports 5956609. Internal centers Memphis Augusta St Louis Fort Worth Dallas and others show varied middling figures and stocks.
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Port
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Wilmington
Charleston
Norfolk
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
St. Louis
Fort Worth
Little Rock
Atlanta
Dallas
Montgomery
Cotton Oil Futures Edge Higher on Market Demand
The cotton oil futures market rose slightly today across most months except winter deliveries due to strong lard and corn markets and belt weather prompting replanting. Prime summer yellow oil finished at 9.50, crude at 8.50 to 8.62 with April 9.55 May 9.64 July 9.89 September 10.07 October 10.05.
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New Orleans
Week sees stock records as market rises and banks tighten
New York reports a week of record stock prices and rising averages led by heavy trading and pool activity. A Saturday pullback followed a brisk rise in wheat futures as bankers' acceptance and time money rates firmed amid concerns over Fed rediscount rate moves and gold outflow. Cotton and sugar quotas held steady while weather news boosted cotton.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Raw Sugar Markets Turn Slightly Steady Amid Slow Demand
In New York on April 14 raw sugar trading showed limited activity with bids and offers diverging. Prices for Cuban and Philippine raws remained near 4.48 and 4.40 cents per lb delivered, futures closing 1 to 3 points lower on moderate May liquidation and fears of more duty free sugar next week.
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Ugar
Cubas
Philippines
Bond Market Averages and Sales Report
Bond averages for rails utilities and industrials are listed with daily changes. The report shows ten first grade rails at 97.97 and 97.78, ten secondary rails at 99.63 and 99.56, ten public utilities at 99.12 and 99.06, and ten industrials at 101.83 and 102.03. Combined average sits at 99.64 and 99.61, with year ago 97.54 and month ago 99.75. Total bond sales reach 11,025,000 par value.
Grain prices hit new highs as drought tightens supply
Chicago wheat and rye set new top prices for the season amid drought in the southwest and cold, windy conditions. Wheat closed near the day’s high, up 2.5 to 3 cents. rye up 2 to 3.5 cents. corn and oats higher, with provisions mostly steady to up to 12 cents.
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Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Prices Hold Steady on Weekday Trade
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady 9 points higher with 1,639 bales sold. Low mid, middling, and good middling prices quoted at 13.23, 20.04, and 20.44 cents respectively. Receipts totaled 2,001 with a stock of 398,933 bales.
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New Orleans
Weather News Triggers Cotton Market Rally
Unfavorable southern weather reports push cotton prices higher with May at 20.08 high and 20.02 close. October rises to 19.75 and closes near 29.73 as the market ends steady with 5 to 12 point gains and traders weigh weather-driven demand, profits, and replants.
Potatoes market report from Chicago and nearby areas
Chicago market notes April 14 show mixed potato receipts and stock movements. Prices for sacked whites and russets vary with regions including Wisconsin Minnesota Idaho Montana, while overall demand remains dull and shipments slow amid weak stock market signals.
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Canada
Texas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Montana
Wheat Futures Reach Highest Prices This Season
Chicago wheat rose to above 1.53 for May as deliveries advanced on April 14. Dry southwest conditions and reports of high winds spurred active buying, with corn oats and provisions also firmer as markets opened higher and then strengthened slightly.
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Chicago
Cotton goods market report shows quiet tone and steadiness
Cotton goods were quiet today with gray goods steady. firmer prices asked for flannels. Raw silk rose five cents per pound locally while Japanese markets stayed steady and active. Burlaps held steady with light buying of spots and nearby afloat goods. Buying of knit goods was light.
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New York
Quiet bond market trading shows mixed results in New York
In New York on April 14 quiet bond trading followed the prior day’s tighter money market. Railroads and utilities held firmer while industrials softened. St Paul issues advanced, copper bonds faced pressure, and Italian public utilities rose to new highs as a European loan rumor circulated. Treasury reds shifted about $600,000 trading, with government securities overall quiet.
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St. Paul
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Peoria
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Anaconda
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Treasury
Heavy Stock Selling Triggers Market Drop On Saturday
New York April 14. The stock market retreated on heavy selling amid renewed fears over the credit situation. Traders eyed possible rediscount rate increases as a factor, with bets on higher rates fueling exit from equities. General Motors opened weak and again slid, while many industrials ended lower in a broad decline.
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Wall Street
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Allied Chemical
American Republics
Bethlehem Steel
Consolidated Gas
du Pont
Eisenlohr
Greene Cananea Copper
National Enameling
Radio Corporation
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Union Carbide
U. S. Cast Iron Pipe
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Wright Aeronautical
Schulte
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Tobacco Products
Liggett and Myers Common
Congress Cigar
Consolidated Cigar
Gimbel Bros
Boston
Maine
Brooklyn Union Gas
Cayrus Erie
Canada Dry
Chandler- Cleveland
Electric Auto Lite
Fleischmann
Gotham Silk
Motor Wheel
Paramount Famous Lasky
Penick and Ford
Reo Motors
Richfield Oil
Standard Gas
Wblectric
Vick Chemical
Chicago Livestock Hogs Active Higher on Trade
U S Department of Agriculture reports 3 000 hogs sold in Chicago with higher prices than Friday. Top price paid 9 40 for choice 190 2006 pound hogs. Hogs ranged from 7 60 to 9 40 across weights 130 160 to 250 350 pounds. Estimated holdover around 2 000.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Market Report Shows Mixed Feeder, Fat Cattle And Sheep Prices
A detailed livestock report lists snow man meat and hog prices with sows at 7.60 to 8.20, hogs medium to choice 90 to 130 pounds at 6.50 to 8.00. Cattle numbers total 200, with steers mostly steady after volatility, light yearlings up to 25 cents, stockers scarce, bulls up 25 cents, yearlings to 15.15, fat steers 12.50 to 14.00, western fat offerings 14.25 to 15.15, light yearling heifers up to 13.85, and butter cows 6.50 to 7.50. Sheep run of 6,000, fat lambs and sheep closings 75 to 1.00 higher, with limited native springers and lean supply of young stock. Details include names of local leaders and the 7:30 pm Friday meeting of the W W U U and revival by Rev. Herman T. Stevens and Rev. J. D. Barnette at the church.
Spot Coffee Quiet Rio Sevens Show Limited Gains
Rio Sevens finish with modest gains as Spot Copfer posts 15 percent, Santos secures 4 and 22 percent marks. The event highlights tight scoring and steady performances across teams.
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New York
Coffee Quiet
Rio
Santos
Redpath Week brings Max Meldrum and a star lineup
From Paris comes Max Meldrum eminent painter and critic to lecture on Depictive Art with lantern slides. Other speakers include Arthur Walyn Evens T. Dinsmore Upton Anna Dickie Olsen and George F. Morse. Mexican Ramos orchestra opens Redpath Week with Old Mexico melodies and notable virtuosos Elizabeth Garay Yalanda Garay plus Andre Thierry. The Old-Time Country Fiddlers led by Charles Ross Taggart and Tatterman puppets cap an engaging program.
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T. Dinsmore Upton
Anna Dickie Olesen
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Redpath Bureau
Europe
Andre Thierry
Debussy
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Victor Phonograph
Redpath
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Golden River
Reno the Great
Entertaining prospects highlight Redpath tent season
A feature packed program promises mystery and legerdemain along with new children’s entertainment. Junior Town will operate daily under the Redpath tent where boys and girls run a model city with a mayor, councilmen, and officials, supervised by a capable junior supervisor.
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Gician
Wonder Worker
Local Leaders Named Across Several Communities
Cottage J. C. Cross Campbell and Miss Aaro lead in Campbell. C. A. Lewis and Taylor head Washburn. Mrs. O. D. Dennis of Kearns and Mrs. Underwood lead. W. R. Wood of Park with Mrs. Stevens. D. T. Andrews East Russell and D. H. Combs lead. Alma Williams Wesley Place and Mr. Goodin with M. E. Howell White Oak. H. A. Powell also listed.
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Taylor
Washburn
O. D. Dennis
Kearns
Underwood
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Park
Stevens
D. T. Andrews
East Russell
D. H. Combs
Alma Williams
Wesley Place
Goodin
M. E. Howell
White Oak
H. A. Powell
Mid-Year Duke University Devotional and Society Reports
Thursday schedule includes Evelyn Haworth presiding devotional with Mrs. E. J. Key listed. Afternoon sessions cover Roll Call of Societies Finances Report of attainment of goals and department notes with multiple presenters and topics on missions and literature.
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E. J. Key
Mount Afry
Olive J. Hodgin
Anna Mendenhall
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Lois Davis
Nathan DD. Andrews
Martha Allred
Amanda R. Richardson
Missionary Society
Notice of Special Meeting of Stockholders
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association will hold a special meeting at its office in the Commercial National Bank Building High Point North Carolina on Thursday May 10 1928 at 730 PM to decide on amending the articles to create a class B stock with a 50 cent monthly assessment on each class B share. Secretary H Ellis.
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High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
High Point
North Carolina
Co. H. Ellis
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