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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1913
Page
16
New York July 17 A quiet cotton market shows a modest rise of about 7 to 7 points amid mixed reaction after profit taking over the weekend. Early new crop deliveries and private reports support optimism for new crop progress, but lack of demand and legislative travel disruptions curb enthusiasm.
Fragmentary text lists numerous names numbers and places with inconsistent formatting. Readers see various percentages shipments times places and personal names, but the fragment lacks coherent events or a single actionable item to summarize.
Fragmented OCR shows mixed cotton quotes with minor price moves and thin demand. Market opened quietly with light activity in New Orleans and nearby towns as traders awaited clearer signals. Weather mild, prices fluctuated around mid range while buyers showed tentative interest in nearby lots.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe quiet dry goods markets in New York with mention of spring fabrics and center street shoppers. Deteriorated lines reference goods and vendors, suggesting a calm trading scene with limited activity and sparse details on specific items.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions John F Black Co New York and Liverpool references. It references a buyer or market note with unclear details about prices and crop months. The readables are disjointed and do not form a coherent event or quotation.
Trading notice from The Central Stock & Grain Co Park Building Cleveland outlines buy put or call options on wheat with no further price movement details. Mentions price quotes and market terms but text is garbled and partially unreadable.
Cotton region weather with heavy rains from Arkansas to Alabama affecting rivers and crops. U.S. markets report mixed stock and grain activity, including hogs and cattle receipts, sugar, molasses, flour, and coffee futures. Weather notes emphasize unsettled conditions in the Deep South and Western fronts, while commodities show cautious trading and prices holding near prior levels. Major exchanges and locations cited include New Orleans, Chicago, New York, Kansas City, and Galveston with scattered price quotes for wheat, corn, oats, and cotton related feeds.
Chicago July 12 Wheat prices sagged as excellent rains boosted the spring crop and pressure from longs pulled the market down. Corn and oats followed, with modest losses while provisions eased amid a mixed market tone. Primary receipts topped 1.19 million bushels, with week totals above a million at key terminals.
An automobile carrying five persons crashed into a telephone pole near here on July 12. Mrs Wingate, wife of a wealthy Philadelphia merchant, and Mrs Scanlon were killed. Wingate, his daughter, and two others were injured.
H Abner Camp of Grantville Ga died at a private sanitarium at 6 oclock Saturday morning. The body was taken to Greenberg Bond Co chapel and will be sent to Grantville at 2 oclock this afternoon for funeral and interment. He is survived by his mother wife three brothers and two sisters.
New Orleans reports a volatile week in the cotton market with changes around 5 to 3 percentage points and a 19 to 20 point weekly range. Prices peaked Thursday and fell Tuesday amid anti futures trading sentiment and holiday slowdowns in London. The New York stock market remained quiescent with limited trading activity. steel, copper, and cotton goods sectors showed mixed signals as the week closed with small gains and cautious optimism.
London prices firm with a steady close and a rise of up to 2% for several issues. Berlin and Paris led gains while American securities opened steady and advanced. notable climbers included Canadian and European issues amid a general price uptick.
New York July 13 There was a dull tone on the stock exchange today with little change from the prior session the dullest in seventeen years Some traders stayed away and those who remained found no revived interest in speculation The market followed London up at the open aided by gains in Canadian Pacific Bethlehem Steel New Haven and petroleum stocks Yet leaders moved only fractionally Private crop reports improved conditions in drought regions and reviews suggested more confidence for future business The week’s mood showed some optimism with a larger cash loss anticipated in banks and exports to France. bonds were steady though government bonds showed some weakness Foreign money markets reflected slow activity with sterling and other rates uneven
Mining stocks listed include Croxing mining Arizona Commercial at 2 percent, Calumet and Arizona at 59 percent, Greene Cananea, North Butte and 244. The brief market note records prices and percentages for these companies in the Boston finance page.
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