Cotton market eases amid weak early prices and exports
Cotton prices opened lower by about 19 points with weak momentum before recovering some. Census sowing data show February demand and exports shaping a cautious tone, while spot cotton in New York held steady at 33.65. Various farm and commodity prices, including corn and pork, moved on lighter volume and mixed signals.
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Fluctuating New Orleans Cotton Market on Census Data Uncertainty
New Orleans reports show early trading flat with no clear trend as debate over February census bureau mill statistics confuses direction. The market slips initially but recovers to near yesterday’s close, ending steady with small gains. Spot cotton in New Orleans is steady with prices listed for low middling through good middling and ample receipts.
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Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures Report
Liverpool market notes steady prices for good middling and other grades with 4 000 bales traded and 7 000 receipts including 2 200 American. Futures close quiet with new contracts March 24 April 23.97 May 23.89 June 23.76 and old contracts fixed at March 22.48 March April 23 8 May June 22.28 June July 22.15.
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Liverpool Weekly Statistics Report Distinct Totals
Liverpool daily statistics show total forwarded to tills 58 000 bales with American 48 000. stock 474 100 bales of which American 293. imports 70 000 bales with American 4 100. exports none.
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Chicago Live Stock Prices on Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago markets report hog receipts around 17.00 to 17.70 per cwt with varied loadings and weights. Cattle receipts near 9,000 with steady bid levels for native steers stockers and feeders cows and heifers and calves trading from 10.50 to 16.75. Sheep arrivals total about 10,000 with steady demand and lambs around 14.50.
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Cotton Sled Oil Market Quiet In New York
In New York on March 15 the cotton market closed quiet with spot bids minimal. No sales were reported for March 2000, May, or July contracts.
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Storm Warnings Ordered Displayed Across Ports
Washington dispatch reports weather notices ordered up for storms affecting Southport North Carolina Eastport Maine and surrounding waters with March warnings and signal priorities in place.
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Weather report for Wilmington area and Cape Fear river
Fair and colder tonight with frost. Saturday remains fair with strong northwest to north winds. Stage of water at Fayetteville measured 6.5 feet at 8 am yesterday. sunrise and sunset times listed.
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Two Recorder Court Cases Continued to Hear Evidence
Two cases were docketed for trial in Recorder's court Friday morning and were continued until tomorrow to hear evidence and dispose of the matters. Rebecca Cherry was charged with receiving stolen property and Roy C Johnson with larceny. Bond of 100 dollars was required to ensure Roy Johnson's presence in court.
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Sternberger Son Enlists for Medical Corps Service
Clarence Bear Sternberger son of Mr and Mrs Svl Sternberger of 119 South Seventh street left yesterday for Greensboro to take his medical corps examination He will train at Fort Thomas Kentucky if he passes This is the third Sternberger son to volunteer for army service
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Greece imposes church and monastery taxes
All churches in Greece must pay a tax of three percent of their annual income, while monasteries face a five percent tax. The directive outlines the levy as a revenue measure impacting religious institutions nationwide.
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