Hearings Before the Committee on Agriculture During the Second Session of the Sixty-first Congress ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1910 |
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... reasons sufficient to them , the chief function of the exchange as now operated is to offer an instrument or a ... reason that they do not want to be com- pelled to deliver cotton that is bought through the exchange . Since the ...
... reasons sufficient to them , the chief function of the exchange as now operated is to offer an instrument or a ... reason that they do not want to be com- pelled to deliver cotton that is bought through the exchange . Since the ...
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... reason why it exists , and it has proven a benefit to them of countless millions , which have been drawn from the producers of this country unjustly , and , I might say , dishonestly . Mr. Chairman , I would call your attention to page ...
... reason why it exists , and it has proven a benefit to them of countless millions , which have been drawn from the producers of this country unjustly , and , I might say , dishonestly . Mr. Chairman , I would call your attention to page ...
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... reason that be is obliged to leave town this afternoon . TESTIMONY OF MR . LEWIS W. PARKER , OF GREENVILLE , S. C. ( Mr. Parker was duly sworn by the chairman . ) The CHAIRMAN . Mr. Parker , will you state your full name , resi- dence ...
... reason that be is obliged to leave town this afternoon . TESTIMONY OF MR . LEWIS W. PARKER , OF GREENVILLE , S. C. ( Mr. Parker was duly sworn by the chairman . ) The CHAIRMAN . Mr. Parker , will you state your full name , resi- dence ...
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... reason to believe hedged their sales ? Mr. PARKER . Oh , no ; I bought spots . Mr. LEVER . You have said something about fixed differences in the course of your remarks . Many of us do not understand the terms of the New York Exchange ...
... reason to believe hedged their sales ? Mr. PARKER . Oh , no ; I bought spots . Mr. LEVER . You have said something about fixed differences in the course of your remarks . Many of us do not understand the terms of the New York Exchange ...
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... reason for it . Spot cotton would never have risen in the succeeding May to 11 or 11 cents unless there had been a mighty good reason for it . I should say generally that it rose notwithstanding the exchange , as a general proposition ...
... reason for it . Spot cotton would never have risen in the succeeding May to 11 or 11 cents unless there had been a mighty good reason for it . I should say generally that it rose notwithstanding the exchange , as a general proposition ...
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actual cotton answer bales of cotton BEALL believe bill board of trade bought broker BROOKS bucket bucket shop BURLESON bushels buy cotton buyer CHAIRMAN Chicago commerce CONE consumer corn cotton merchants deal dealer deliver delivery of cotton difference eliminate fact farmer FITCH fixed fluctuations future contracts future delivery future market Galveston gambling gentlemen give grades of cotton grain HALLET handling HAUGEN hedge LATHAM legitimate LEVER Liverpool Liverpool Exchange low middling MANDELBAUM manufacturer margin MARSH matter mean MERRILL middling cotton mill month NEVILLE Orleans Cotton Exchange PARKER price of cotton price of futures producer profit question quotations reason rules sell seller SIMS Smith SNYDER sold South speculation spinner spot cotton statement supply and demand thing THOMPSON tion to-day transactions understand warehouse wheat wool York Cotton Exchange York Exchange
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