New York Cotton Market Surges on Liverpool Demand
A sharp rise in New York cotton prices driven by a sensational Liverpool advance of about 3 cents a pound spurred bullish activity. October contracts rose to 26.60, with March and May near 27 cents. private cables indicated spinners buying and domestic speculators selling into initial gains. The market closed irregularly as traders weighed heavy early gains against later realizations.
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Liverpool
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New York Spots Spot Cotton Open Steady at 26.95
The market reports New York Spot cotton holding steady with prices at 26.95 cents per pound as buyers and sellers show cautious trading. The week sees limited movement amid market caution and steady demand from mills.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Opens Higher as England Rises Prices
Gains of about 8 cents per pound were posted at the cotton exchange in New Orleans as England advanced by a penny or more. Trading was light and the ring quiet though prices rose on the day with July, October, and December futures showing modest gains before closing steady.
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New Orleans
England
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Trading Updates
Liverpool June 19 Spot cotton firm with good middling and higher values. Sales reached 10 000 bales with £1 000 for speculation and export. Receipts none. Futures irregular and unsettled with inconsistent quotes for September October and later contracts. notable figures include December February at 16.70 and March April at 16.45.
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Liverpool
Savannah Spot Cotton Reaches Historic High In June Trade
Savannah Ga June 19 continuing record breaking climb spot cotton opened today at 26 cents for middling good middling local basis 26 14 cents never before in 30 years history of the Savannah cotton exchange has spot cotton touched this level good transactions and heavy receipts accompanied these prices
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Savannah Cotter Exchange
Raw sugar prices steady as futures edge higher
Raw sugar remains steady with centrifugal at 5.89 and refined at 7.50. Futures stay quiet through the morning with midday prices a shade under last night’s close. sales include 3,90 tons for July at 5.04, September 5.17, December 5.07, and January 4.82.
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Another Loan to Great Britain Issued by Treasury
Washington reports the Treasury completed a new loan to Great Britain totaling 35 million dollars today. This adds to existing wartime financing and supports Allied efforts. No further details on terms or interest were released.
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Hoffmann A Swiss Official Reacts To Peace Negotiation Push
M. Hoffmann, a member of the Swiss Federal Council, comments on the recent attempt to open negotiations for peace between Ges and Russia. The report notes his concern and engagement with the international effort amid ongoing tensions.
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Savannah Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Receipts
Savanna h naval stores report shows turpentine steady at 3.83 4 39 1 4, with no sales and receipts of 484. Rosin remains firm with receipts at 1,632. Quotes list multiple grades from B to WW, with prices spanning 5.35 to 6.80 and varying bids.
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Rosin
Coffee futures slip in New York market report
In New York on June 19 futures for coffee No. 7 closed easy with September at 7.83 and December at 7.947.
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Outfielder Schulte Traded to Philadelphia Nationals
Philadelphia acquires outfielder Frank Schulte from Pittsburgh by waiver. He will report to the Phillies immediately after a 1904 Chicago Nationals start and a later trade to Pittsburgh, during which he suffered a broken rib.
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Death of infant son reported for Mr and Mrs Bornemann
Mr and Mrs C H Bornemann of 907 Chestnut Street mourn the death of their 22 month old son Donald Edward who died today at 11 45 am. The funeral will be from the home tomorrow afternoon on BE 24308 dock and interment is Bellevue cemetery.
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Chestnut Street
Donald Edward
Bellevue Cemetery
Treasury receipts pass one billion in fiscal year
Washington reports the U S Treasury has for the first time in history surpassed one billion dollars in receipts for the current fiscal year. Income taxes and earlier payments drive the gain with Customs and other internal revenue also rising as the administration plans for war-time taxation.
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Washington
Treasury
Ironized Paw-Paw Promises Fast Relief for Digestive Nerve Blood
An advertisement touts Ironized Paw-Paw as a reliable remedy for stomach trouble nervousness sleeplessness and general debility. A testimonial from D H White of Portsmouth credits improved sleep appetite and strength after using two bottles and urges readers to begin the regimen today through local drugstores or mail order.
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Portsmouth
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Elvington
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New York
Russian Diplomats Arrive in Washington for New European Democracy
The Russian special mission reached Washington with Secretary Lansing and other top officials greeting the envoys at the station. Crowds cheered as the train was escorted past the Capitol to headquarters at the David Henning Jennings home near the White House and Treasury.
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Woman Charged With Five Murders In Hartford Case
Mrs Amy E Archer Gilligan a home operator faces murder charges for poisoning her second husband Michael W Gilligan and four elderly residents Charles E Smith Waterbury Franklin R Andrews Cheshire Mrs Gowdy Hartford and Maude Lynch Lakeville in a scheme to lift burdens of lifelong care by charging weekly or fixed sums. The motive presented asserts she sought profit from the care contracts.
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Lakeville
Judge sentence in military evasion case noted
Walter Manning a longshoreman and Louis Stumon a Greek laborer were indicted by a New Orleans federal grand jury for evading the draft. They received jail sentences yesterday from Judge Ruenschwuss of the United States District Court.
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Survey to gather plant data for war airplane manufacture
The Society of Industrial Engineers formed in Chicago last month will compile complete data on plants that can aid in aircraft production. The survey is directed by the Council of National Defense in Washington.
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Norfolk Doctor Lankford Dies During Armory Drill
Dr Livius Lankford a leading Norfolk Va physician collapsed and died during a Blues armory drill while going through the manual of arms. He stepped from ranks and fell, dying within minutes.
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Women to receive equal pay in Navy clerical posts
Secretary Daniels announced women will be paid on par with men in similar Navy jobs and will get wartime preference for clerical positions. Britain’s war expenditures in the U.S. run 50 to 60 million dollars weekly as Lord Northcliffe reported. Fischer Brooks and Albert Sanders, accused of murder, will be escorted by Alabama guards to Mobile for trial after indictment in Montgomery County.
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Petersburg cantonment contract awarded to Rinehart and Dennis
The National Army project in Petersburg Virginia was let today to Rinehart and Dennis of Charlottesville on a cost plus a profit percentage not to exceed ten percent.
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Humanity Campaign Calls for War Relief Fund
The appeal urges every county resident to donate to a $40,000 war relief fund. It notes volunteers cannot contact everyone, asks individuals to seek out committees, and stresses that all small gifts quickly add up, with each dollar a public service reflecting patriotism.
Campaigners in Wilmington War Relief Fund raise over a quarter of goal
Midday report shows Rec, White and Blue Divisions totaling 12 915 or more than a fourth of the 40 000 target. Red Blue and White divisions list specific amounts with leaders named and a rally ending with prayers and remarks by W H Sprunt.
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Riolons Assemblage of Sinn Feiners
Dublin reports show Sinn Fein supporters gathering after the release of Sinn Fein members. Demonstrators climbed the ruined post office to hoist the Sinn Fein flag while crowds sang and posters were torn down. Police arrested two for breaking in and arson as bands were dispersed. The Sinn Fein provisional executive seeks passports for three members to travel to the United States to oppose the Irish party mission there.
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Harbor Island Auditorium Express Trains Schedule Update
At Harbor Island Auditorium the schedule notes express trains at 9:00 o clock with departures heading toward Cen.
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Funeral for Burriss Hears of Tragic Drowning Accident
William LeRoy Burriss son of Mrs Callie Burriss of 2 Wooster Street died after a noon accident at Spring Branch where he sustained a broken spinal cord while water swimming. Juries at James Wally Hospital last night, funeral set for tomorrow at 5 at Immanuel Church with burial in Bellevue cemetery. Burriss had previously recovered from a rifle accident a year ago.
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British government weighs retaliation for raid on England
A fragmentary report states Commons debated reprisals after a raid on England. A British war veteran warned the government to prepare measures not only against the attacker but to prevent raids on land.
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Spitaels Dies After Surviving Belgian War Service
Paul Spitaels of Duluth Minnesota died after a long service in the trenches in Belgium with Canadian forces. He was killed yesterday when he fell from a survivor neck was broken. He returned home from Belgium recently.
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Rheuma the wonderful annial remedy advertised
Rheuma touted by R R Bellamy and druggists as quicker lasting relief, claiming to purge deadly secretions into bowels and kidneys. A physician narrator endorses careful investigation of Rheuma’s ingredients and recommends it for all forms of rheumatism.
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