Athens Cotton Exchange notes steady market and receipts
The Athens market reports steady tone with spots around 133 and receipts near 145 bales. New York price 13.60 and Liverpool 7.72. spinners bought heavily and may push to 14 cents next week. Includes market data from Harris Stephenson Co and local exchange officers.
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Athens
New York
Liverpool
Tate
Griffith Welch Athens Cotton Mills Largest in South
Federal judge orders Frisco receivers to pay about 1.5 million dollars as principal and interest on bonds secured by mortgages and for extension and operating expenses. Chicago & Northwestern shows 9.62 percent stock yield for 1913 versus 7.51 percent in 1912.
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Frisco
Chicago & Northwestern
Dow Jones & Co
Market Opinions Mixed on Prospects for Purchases
Opinions from Miller & Co Norden & Co and others foresee varied market moves with a potential decline before buyers resume. A weather summary notes 7 to 10 days of rain causing damage across Alabama to the cotton belt, delaying picking and ginning, while late plantings may benefit if frost is delayed. Rain impacts and uncertain yield outlook mark the season as trading and farming communities monitor developments.
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Memphis
Alabama
Mississippi River
Georgia
Carolinas
North Carolina
North Alabama crops hit by heat and rains. cotton market mixed
Weather deterioration in late August hurt whin hill lands while creek bottoms remain good. North Alabama districts show variable yields with Creek bottoms strong and hills poor. Cotton open as mid October nears, rains delay picking but boost low lands. Liverpool futures rise with steady demand. ports at 45 100 bales.
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Columbus
Tupelo
Corinth
Decatur
Huntsville
Cullman
North Alabama
North
Alabama
Cotton crop conditions across many states summarized
The report notes rapid cotton openings in the South with weeklong rains providing uneven benefits. Georgia and Alabama report mixed progress with maturity and grade concerns. Mississippi and nearby states suffer heavy rains causing root and seed sprouting. Texas Texas and adjoining areas show no picking for days with grade damage but potential yield changes. Overall rains are doubtful in benefit and ginning advances.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
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Athens, Ga
Hardeman
Phinny
Athens Cotton Exchange
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C. H. Phinny
J. T. Kilpatrick
Seaboard
Hester
New Orleans
United States
Ohio
Potomac
Canada
Southern Mills
South
Egypt
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Europe
West
East
Galveston
Andy
Chronicle Report
Union Pacific
Reading
Northern Pacific
Potter
Onan
ADEN
Chicago
TERS
Financial Bureau
London
Turner
Sternberger, Linn & Co
Cordill
John L. Arnold
Japan
Jackson Street
Georgia National Bank
Martin Brothers
Clayton Street
American State Bank
Broad Street
R. W. Sizer
H. C. Erwin
Mo.j. Wilkins
Cashier V.prest
THE
Athens Savings Bank
M. Stern
M T. Mell
Deupree Hunnicutt
Aaron Cohen
G. A. Mell
G. Michael
W. T. Bryan
J. A. Hunnicutt
L. F. Edwards Cashier