Stock Market Reflects Uncertainty of Opinion
New York traders waver amid rumors and denials as the stock market repeats prior days. Western Union slips on financing rumors, while sugar shares steady on higher refined sugar prices. Heavy cotton purchases in Liverpool signal mill restarts, with over 1.5 million dollars in turnover. Michigan bond syndicate and Morgan partners appear in market activity as Wall Street quivers over surplus and manufacturing costs.
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Hoover
Cotton consumption in June falls from last year
Washington shows June cotton consumption at 461,536 lint bales and 48,683 linters, down from 636,135 lint and 35,243 linters a year earlier. On hand in consuming establishments total 1,204,572 lint and 208,276 linters, with public storage and compresses 4,306,286 lint and 255,961 linters. Exports in June reached 495,580 bales, vs 241,449 last year.
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Botton
Bates
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Germany
Atlanta Quotations Spot Cotton Market Report
Atlanta market notes middling spot cotton prices with receipts and shipments listed in bales and balances. details show stock, baled shipments, and current quotations. Strong emphasis on market activity and available supply as of the latest reporting period.
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Atlanta Cotton Seed Products Market Summary
Fragmentary OCR lists cotton seed products and prices in Atlanta market notes. Mentions include meals and linters with varied prices per carload and sack totals, with unclear figures. No complete details or entities clearly identifiable.
Cotton Seed Oil Market Summary and Prices
New York markets show cotton seed oil bids 31 to 23 points early, then rally before close on refinery support and Severine bids, with final bids net higher. Offers include 7.25 crude, July 63, September 6.05, October 9.12, December 8.90, January 8.61. Reoil Liverpool demand and American receipts around 6,000 bales with mixed tyres. July 8.47, October 8.74, December 8.30, January 8.40, March 8.83, May 6.85. Dry goods trade notes continued strength in print cloths and sheetings, Italian raw silk firmer, wool goods planners eyeing 1922 spring lots.
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World cotton crop for 1920 21 totals 19 595 000 bales
The department of agriculture places the world cotton crop at 19 595 000 bales of 6500 pounds gross for 1920 21 with 472 pounds net. United States leads with 13 866 000 bales, India 2 976 000 and China 2 000 000. Laurens County fights boll weevil as farmers stock poison ingredients via chamber of commerce for a strong fall yield.
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Industrial Service Letter Issued By Georgia Power Company
The Georgia Railway and Power Company mailed a July 15 newsletter introducing an Industrial Information Service. It highlights a brighter state outlook with more than 30 previously closed banks reopening, rising commerce activity, and excellent crop prospects for a bumper harvest.
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Summer apathy depresses stocks across market
New York July 14 business on the stock exchange shows summer apathy with narrow price moves in standard stocks while speculative issues in steel oil motor and utilities fluctuate under strong professional pressure. Mexican Petroleum leads movement with a five point swing and a 31 8 point net loss. weaker issues include Western Union Crucible Bethlehem United States steels General Electric Chandler Motor and Sumatra Tobacco. Bond and money markets show six percent call loans and limited time loans, while foreign exchange remains light and remote credit talks influence rates. Total sales par value 10,775,000.
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Federal Reserve Banks Report Combined Resources July 13
Washington reports the combined resources and liabilities of the twelve Federal Reserve Banks for July 13. Figures cover gold reserves, gold settlement funds, securities, U.S. bonds, and total liabilities, with ratios of gold reserves to note liabilities and to Federal Reserve notes.
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Wheat Advances on Crop Damage and Rust Rumors
Chicago July 14 Wheat rose on reports of black rust in Manitoba and irreparable damage to the domestic spring crop. September and December climbed to new high season prices while corn and oats showed mixed moves and provisions advanced slightly. Market action reflected bears’ pressure from cool weather forecasts and late rains, with shorts covering in a late surge.
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Money Market Updates and Bank of England Report
The Money Market bulletin notes heavy exchange activity with sterling and commercial bills quoted across multiple currencies and nations. Government bonds and railroad bonds hold steady while call money remains firm at the ruling rate. Bank of England weekly statement shows reserve gains and a discount rate of 6 percent.
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London Money and Market Rates Report
London, July 14. Bar silver at 3744 per pounce. Money 4 percent. Discount rates: Short bills four percent, three month bills five percent.
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Poor progress in cotton crop for week ended
Washington July 14 Considerable rain fell during the past week in most sections of the cotton belt though dry in parts east of the Mississippi river. Temperatures near normal. Cotton improving in North Carolina. generally in fair to good condition with weak progress in South Carolina. Tennessee and Mississippi poor to fair. Alabama Georgia fairly good. Louisiana Arkansas good. Soil most favorable in Oklahoma. Texas southeast improved with fair to very good condition except east and storm damage. Plants vigorous but fruiting slow. Weevils active in many sections. Lower Mississippi valley continued favorable. Virginia tobacco very irregular. Sugar cane and peanuts doing well in southern states. rainfall favorable to cane. Florida citrus doing well. North Carolina peaches shipped heavily.
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Cotton Market Slips On Hedge Selling and Profit Taking
New York July 14 The cotton market eased amid hedge selling and liquidation with spot demand active but buyers aloof. October slid to 1282 while July and December reached new high move levels but closed lower. Liverpool demand and private advices noted increased new crop movement in the Southwest, with mixed impact on old crop holders. Census shows domestic misconsumption roughly 461,656 bales for June, Liverpool sales totaling 20,000 bales, including 11,000 for export.
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New Orleans Cotton Declines as Long Contracts Liquidate
Liquidity of long cotton contracts drags down prices at New Orleans as spot accounts remain bullish. Census bureau June figures show a larger U.S. consumption, with October futures around 12.38 and widespread declines across cities including Galveston and Norfolk.
Professional views on cotton situation from New Orleans
New Orleans dispatch reports on cotton amid acreage reductions and weevil pressure. Lancashire mills prepare to resume full production, Blackburn looms to run, and British spinners may shift from half-time. U.S. consumption rises in June, stocks and active spindle counts shift, signaling hope for greater American cotton demand.
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Lancashire spot market stalls amid large 20000 bale sale
Liverpool trading shows 20000 bales marketed today with half destined for East Africa for Bombay trade. Weather in the western belt favorable with light rains in the central and eastern regions. Consumption up about 22000 bales from last month while stocks in mills run 850000 bales below last year. Public warehouses exceed last year by 2000000 bales. Hubbard Bros. & Co. Swift & Co. note Swift & Co. closed 9034.
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Clyde Steamship and local notices from Milledgeville and LaGrange
Clyde Steamship Company sails Charleston to New York Sundays Wednesdays and Belday. A boll weevil control by C P Schell of Milledgeville with Dixie Brand Calcium Arsenate raised cotton heights. Culver & Kidd and others ship arsenate materials. Notice to Contractors LaGrange Board of Education invites bids for school system enlargement plans by Lockwood & Poundstone Architects with deposits and printing charges. Plans filed at City Clerk LaGrange and Atlanta Builders Exchange. Bond and bid security required. ISLE TAXICAB
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Notice to Lawyers Volume 150 Supreme Court Reports
Georgia Supreme Court Reports Volume 150 ready for distribution with prices for Buckram Sheep Russia and charges. Checks must accompany order with 10 cents added for exchange on non Atlanta banks. Byrd Printing Co Publishers 46-50 West Alabama St.
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