New York Cotton Markets See Early Decline Then Steady
In New York on September 5 the cotton market opened with a decline of points but soon steadied. The weather map favored favorable growing conditions and liquidity remained mixed with heavy liquidation yesterday. October and January futures moved up from early lows amid buying interest and a firmer weekly weather outlook, before supplies were again checked by covering.
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New York
Liverpool
Wilt
New York Spot Cotton Prices Hover Quiet
New York spots on September 6 report quiet trade with middling cotton at 22.15 cents per pound.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Ends Day Slightly Higher After Nervous Session
New Orleans cotton prices fluctuated with narrow trading. After a morning drop of 5 to 7 points and a later rally, the market finished steady with net gains of 1 to 16 points as weekly crop reports were seen as unfavorable and selling pressure neared renewed.
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New Orleans
Chicago
New Orleans Spot Cotton Prices and Market Update
New Orleans market report shows sport cotton and miet at 10 points off. No arrivals for the ’22 crop. Low mid dling 20.62, middling 21.26, good middling 21.75. Receipts 2 099, stock 69 215.
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New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Prices Hold Steady After 50 Point Dip
Liverpool spot cotton falls about 50 points with American grades leading the decline. Prices show levels for all grades, 3,000 bales sold and 35,000 receipts including 4,690 American. Futures ease across the board with fixed price notes for major futures months.
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Liverpool
Cotton Seed Oil Market Closes Steady in New York
The cotton seed oil market closed steady in New York with spot 0 bid and futures at September 15.25 October N24 November 14.88 December N89 January 14.93 February 14.90 March 15.14. Total sales reached 34,900 barrels.
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New York
France to regulate potatoes and beans prices
Paris announces that on September 15 the minister of provisions will take control of potato and bean prices and set regional charges. Prices will be revised every two months with department committees advising. Import permits will be required, issued on certificate.
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Associated Press
Paris
Pro- Visions
Wall Street Quiet After Opening Rally as Markets Falter
Stocks opened strong with gains led by Bethlehem Steel and American Sugar but the session waned as selling intensified. Rail shares showed irregular moves while steel, copper and equipment issues held firmer into the noon hour amid higher call money.
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Agai
United States
Stes
Bethlehem and Lackawanna Steels
Central, Leather
American Sugar
Marines
Texas Company
Liberty Bods
Pennsylvania
Hardwick Attacks Child Labor Law in ABA Address
Saratoga Springs Sept. 5 Senator Thomas W. Hardwick of Georgia condemned the recent child labor law as an attack on state autonomy and local self government arguing Congress could regulate interstate commerce to bar wholesome goods on grounds of labor, hours, or union labor.
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Saratoga Springs
Congress of the
United States
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
American Bar Association
Congress
Suffraget Pickets Sentenced For Sixty Days
Eleven militants from the National Woman's Party arrested during a President's parade picket were sentenced to sixty days in the workhouse. They did not appeal and began serving time.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Woman’s Party
National Army
Sunrise and Sunset Times Brief for Thursday
Reading shows a simple note on sun times for Thursday with a 6:32 sunset and similar reference to sunrise. The fragment lists sunset at 6:32 and mentions a single readable date.
Williams Loses Semi Final at Forest Hills
New York reports R Norris Williams a famed U S tennis figure fails to reach final after loss to Nathaniel W Niless in the national patriotic singles at Forest Hills. The result does not diminish Williams tennis stature.
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H. C. Hamilton
United Press
New York
R. Norris Williams
United States
Nathaniel W. Niless
Forest Hills
Williams Through War Calls Weighs Down Tennis Ambitions
The article notes Williams, focused on becoming a United States artillery officer, plays with ragged form during wartime duties. He loses pace against Niles, whose strategy aims to push Williams into the net, reflecting a shift from sport to military service without diminishing his resolve.
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Niles
Wimbledon
Newport
United States Artillery
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Leonard Beekman
Harold Throckmortom
Longwood
Army
Cape Fear River Stage at Fayetteville 8 AM 18.1 Feet
The Cape Fear River at Fayetteville measured 18.1 feet at 8 a.m. yesterday and was falling. Local authorities monitor rising flood levels along the Cape Fear.
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Cape Fear River
Wayetteville
N.C
Red Cross Emblem Misuse Warned Under Law
Readers are cautioned against illegal use of the Red Cross emblem. Officials warn it should be reserved for relief work and not used to promote sales of magazines songs postcards or other items. The law prohibits any party from using the emblem or words Red Cross to advertise trade or solicit charitable purposes within the United States and territories.
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Berlin
Wilson
America
Germany
Europe
Rer Michaelis
Harriet Underwood
George Washington University
United States
Red Cross
American National Red Grass
Army and Navy
Weather reports stimulate live stock industry wartime program
Washington D C Sept 5 1917 federal commission created to boost live stock industry met at the department of agriculture to perfect a permanent organization and discuss a preliminary program of work. The commission includes experts from Wyoming Texas Montana Colorado and other states.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Commission
Houshton
Department of “Agriculture
Wyoming
Texas
Montana
Colorado
Boschee’s German Syrup Ad Offer
Advertisement touts Boschee’s German Syrup as a fifty one year trusted remedy for coughs bronchitis and lung troubles. It promises relief including restful nights and easier mornings with natural healing and excretion. Available in 25 and 75 cent bottles at Green’s Drug store.
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Germany
United States
Nature
Green’s Drug Store
Advt
Democracy Trends in Japan Prompted by Cabinet Policy
A reading-article from Osaka Mainichi questions the Terauchi Cabinet policy aimed at preserving clan and bureaucratic influence. It notes the throne supports democratic administration, yet the cabinet appears bent on checking democracy, with even democratic leaders bowing to bureaucracy. The piece doubts the government’s wisdom amid global pro democracy currents.
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Lapan
August Worre
Ene
Associated’ Press
Tréha
Osaka Mainichi
Teraiehi
Harton
Terauchi
Japan
Calotabs Promises Safe Calomel Purge Benefit
An advertisement touts Calotabs as a modern calomel purge that cleanses and purifies the system without nausea or griping. It claims a morning dose acts on the liver, followed by a light breakfast, with a guarantee of satisfaction and sealed packaging at twenty doses for thirty five cents.
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