Cotton closes at advance after irregular session
Irregular session leaves local cotton markets higher amid thin trade. Distorted summaries cite mixed futures, foreign settlement effects, and holiday influences across New York and New Orleans trading, with forward weeks buoyed by modest demand and cautious sentiment in key hubs like San Antonio.
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Opr Exchange
Ruythern
New York
New Orleans
Nzuleleen
Wyall Street
San Antonis
Pra
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Konintoabd
New York Cotton Prices Move Mixed Amid Market Chatter
The market shows uneven activity with May and July futures quoted near steady levels while the spot market declines. Trading headlines reference Liverpool contracts and New York dealers, highlighting fluctuating bids, absorbed offers, and the tilt toward May and March positions as traders weigh supply, demand, and seasonal patterns.
New Orleans Cotton Market Mixed in Slow Trading
The New Orleans cotton market shows weak trading with steady volume and a slight decline overall. Early quotes indicate a small uptick by the close, while most bids remain lower than yesterday and scattered trades pace the session.
Opening, may events mark steady march to July
The fragmentary text notes a steady opening in March, with May and July dates implied. It mentions figures like 12.51, 18.4, and 104 points or units, alongside references to New Orleans and Hana. The passage is garbled but hints at scheduling or scoring details and unchanged values.
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York
Taverne Wang Buyer
Muutel
Liverpool
Mindereta
Are
Jeter
Importers seek modification of Sumatra coffee shipments
A U S importer petition was denied by the Bureau of Commerce in Washington. The case involved Sumatra and other islands coffee produced for shipment to the United States and halted in interstate commerce for labeling. The decision affects cotton and dry goods sectors amid market firm tones and noted trade tensions.
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Sumatra
United States
Derleaure Department
Dhemttre
Boosters For Fair Go East Sunday Mission Includes Chicago Stop
Delegation itinerary completed to push fair plans. They will travel by special car Sunday toward the east, meeting middle west business leaders to secure support. The party then heads to Chicago, Washington, St Louis, Kansas City, Oklahoma City, Fort Worth, Dallas, and others, with visits to government heads and the Pan-American Congress, aiming to promote exposition success and wartime recovery.
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Carmel- Ty
Pan-American Congress
Holsts Aeasion
Fime
Prosral
Brady
Wilson
Retinetig
St. Lows
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Peet Worth
Dillis
Wace
Wheat closes buoyant on strong export orders
Wheat futures finish the day buoyant as export orders spill into market momentum. Corn shares in the rally with sharp advances, while analysts credit robust demand and speculative demand driving gains across grain contracts.
Texas counties report general reduction in cotton ginnings
A detailed study by the United States Department of Agriculture notes a nationwide drop in cotton ginnings, with Washington and other states showing declines. Prices, demand, and weather factors influence the reduced output and market activity across major Texas counties. The report highlights varying rent and wage adjustments, local market prices, and shifts in regional production patterns impacting farmers and mills.
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Texas
Marine Intelligence Bon Marries New York Figure
A brief society notice reports the marriage of Bon Bee from New York to Tanai Vicor, with Medina and Henofaryor noted as locations or associates. The item reads as a concise wedding register entry from the periodical.
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Bon
Ty Bee
New York
Tanai Vicor
Medina
Henofaryor
Biveryool
Mexican money moves in New York amid exchange talks
Market notes show Mexican pesos and silver peso rates discussed in New York and San Antonio as exchanges seek favorable terms. Officials reference Bank of London and state banks while trade mentions US and Mexican monetary alignments during a tense period.
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Miican Ofiver Dover
New York
Wintrom and
Republic
Teace Savylap
Ain Exehunae
New. York
Laaredt
Mexicen
San Antonio
Bebofe
San
National Bank
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Tondan
Staxieg
Cotton Statistics Report From New York and Philadelphia
A fragmented summary report cites cotton statistics from New York and Philadelphia markets. Figures show December totals and monthly prices, with scattered cryptic notations such as eight dollars twelve cents and eighty-five dollars forty-three cents.
Markets in San Antonio Texas Feed Prices and Trends
Markets report mixed price movements across commodities in San Antonio. Milling wheat oats and corn show steady to firm quotes with small gains in some grains while dairy and creamery products hold near steady levels. local wholesale prices for hogs and beef reflect stable demand as storage costs temper trading activity.
London Markets and Metals Report Mixed Signals
The report notes mixed activity in metal markets with airset and other items fluctuating. Futures, commodity receipts, and regional prices show uneven movement across the London and New York exchanges, with U S and Minnesota markets cited and several price points such as 86.28 and 4.88 mentioned in passing.
Asquith Seeks Million More Men for War Effort
London dispatch reports Prime Minister Asquith in the House of Commons calling for a new vote to mobilize a million more men. He outlined Britain's force in five theaters totaling 1,200,000 and stressed the need to draft every man of military age, balance wounded numbers, and keep existing armies at nominal strength while forming new units amid national commitments.
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London
House of Commons
Asquith
England
Great Britain
Carothers To Be Withdrawn From Mexico Posted
Graree G. Barothers is to be withdrawn on December 1 from Mexico as special representative of the State Department. The move is described as not requiring his services given present conditions in the north. Carothers declined to discuss the statement.
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Paso
Tes
G. Barothers
Mexico
State Department
Carothers
Banker Worked as Clerk in Los Angeles Extradition Demand
A man identified as Moore, once a bottle shop clerk from Grantvale Texas, arrived in Los Angeles facing extradition for allegedly embezzling 815,000. He previously worked eleven months as a salesman in a department store and is said to have returned to Texas with his wife. The report notes a voyage and her conditional travels amid legal action.
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Los Angeles
Unclear Personal Arrivals Mentioned at St Anthony Hotel
Fragmented OCR notes multiple arrivals and guests at the St Anthony hotel, including Hopkins Daline Teta and Mrs AL Walters of Hrowunblile Te, with other names like Dr P Simpson and Rick from Pleaentten. Also mentions Okla and Denison stops, amid garbled place names and dates, suggesting a society page of visitors.
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