Lotton Future Brokers in Albany GA Report
Lotton Future Brokers of Albany Georgia operate with members leading exchanges and use private leased wires to connect to New Orleans Chicago and New York signaling active brokerage links.
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Newspaper
Albany Daily Herald
Location
Albany, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
8
Lotton Future Brokers of Albany Georgia operate with members leading exchanges and use private leased wires to connect to New Orleans Chicago and New York signaling active brokerage links.
A terse report lists New Orleans correspondents Gibert and Clay Cotton for cotton, New York correspondents C D Freeman and Co. Cottons, Chicago correspondent Pringle Fitch and Rankin Grains, and New Roca conference Marshall Spader and Co for stocks and bonds, indicating rapid market actions.
The market notes show mixed activity with cotton opening and closing quotes around 10.50 to 10.88, futures steady and spots quiet. Liverpoolshipments expected to rise by two bales tomorrow as demand and offerings remain limited and prices hold steady.
New Orleans notes Liverpool activity stronger with net gains 4 to 6 points. spot sales only 4000 bales as holidays approach. British advices ease caution among shorts while market holds. Texas moisture slows work, but good weather keeps bear measures in check and supports values. Gibert & Clay.
Column notes Liverpool prices showed 2 to 3 points firmer on futures while spot values fell 6 on 4,000 bales with limited demand. Cable gossip predicts crop reports could push prices down if conditions stay favorable. The piece warns buyers risk slaughter and highlights July crop expectations and debated acreage figures.
The market notes a general reduction in all dry goods. weather along the belt favored the crop. Projected crop in sight by Friday is 10,600,000. Port receipts run 10,000 versus 20,000 a year ago.
For sale a roller-top desk barely used four months from Ware & Leland. Also for rent a desirable Pine street cottage with immediate possession. Apply M. A. Blum.
Public notice addresses readers who take tonics and other advertised cures. It claims 100,000 deaths yearly from such treatments and promotes Bromonia as a safe alternative, offering a free sample and a $5000 reward for proving unsafety. It provides a mail coupon and lists distributors in New York and Albany.
Power Motors in New York City lists motors priced by horsepower: 1 H. P. at $54 2 H. P. at $60 3 H. P. at $70 and 5 H. P. at $126.
The late Marshall Field, Chicago merchant prince, asks a foot doctor to explain his feet and promises painless removal of corns bunions and ingrowing nails. Dr Williams advertises antiseptic treatment for 25 cents and offers a five dollar reward for an ingrowing nail cure without pain. Mrs Williams provides manicure massage hairdressing scalp treatment and a Marcel wave specialty.
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