Market Tightens Amid Coal Labor Fears And Frost Losses
New York June 4 The stock market remained narrow and heavy as professional traders cycled through slight irregularities. Concern over coal mine pump failures tied to labor strikes and frost damage to corn supported selling, while profits taking and rail earnings provided some steadiness. Bonds and certain rails showed mixed moves as market watchers weighed crop prospects and mining disruptions.
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Cotton market steadies with firmer tone across regions
New Orleans and New York reports show a generally firmer cotton market on June 4 as prices edged up to mid July and August contracts amid active domestic and export demand. Liverpool and Continent buying boosted futures though overall activity remained light and cautious.
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Cotton Market Sways as Weather and Bets Drive Fall Options
The report notes reluctance to pay current rates for summer spots while fall purchases offer deep discounts. The cotton market opened steady with gains on the June option, then turned feverish amid conflicting signals from the belt. Bearish belt reports and a government crop estimate around 2.5 million bales kept traders undecided as heavy southern and European orders emerged.
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Cotton Market Rallies on Liverpool Cables Signals
Murphy and Co report mixed tone in New York cotton trade with June prices higher led by Liverpool cables. Bulls hold cautious stance citing uncertain crop prospects and potential short covering. port receipts fall vs last year as weather across the South remains varied. London and Paris markets show modest gains with money and bills at narrow ranges.
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Yaterday
Roasted Coffee Prices and Grocery Notes
Grocery page lists Arbuckle coffee at 10.36 per pound, Lion 10.50, Ova 10.30, Blue Ribbon 10, and other items with prices and brands. Also notes dairy, matches, crackers, soda, cream, head rice, and various wholesale codes and scatterings of items.
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Prime on the Crop Situation May 31 Outlook
The country nears end of seeding with an eventful spring. Crops have been sown ahead of last year yet remain vulnerable to sudden cold snaps and heavy frosts. Overall conditions show a cautious, backward spring with occasional warmth but risk remains of crop loss from temperature drops.
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Prospects for a Strong Seasonal Crop and Railroad Impact
The recent planting of corn shows promise with early sowing and increased acreage, lifting farmer confidence. Rising corn prices near sixty cents at grain centers prompts farmers to release reserves, aiding shipping but underscoring dependence on a good season to sustain national prosperity and railroad business.
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Grain letter notes firm wheat market with rains and demand
Murphy and Co reports a firm wheat market aided by Kansas rains, large clearances, and steadier cables. July support faded as December bought and September sold. Cash cars strong, futures higher led by July. Hog demand steady. ribs tight at 15,9000 pounds.
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Grain Prices and Market Report Across Cities
New York and Chicago report mixed grain prices with flour steady to higher and wheat firm. Spot corn and oats show varied movements as traders weigh supply clues and export rumors. Regional quotes from St Louis and Cincinnati reflect dull to firm conditions in cash markets.
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Provisions. Pig and hog product price movements across cities
June 4 market notes show pork, lard, and dry salted meat prices moving in St Louis, New York, Chicago, and Cincinnati. Ranging values include boxed ribs and bacon up, short clear cuts firm, and lard steady in several regional quotes. Game-like fluctuations hint at ongoing supply and demand shifts.
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Cotton Seed and Meal Prices Hold Steady Across Markets
New York markets report steady closes for cotton seed, meal, and byproducts with prices largely unchanged. Prime crude and refined values hold, while per gallon rates for carload and less-than-carload lots vary by region from Memphis to New Orleans.
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Coffee and Sugar Market Report June Fourth
Coffee and sugar markets in New York show dull to steady tone with minor price moves. Coffee futures opened steady and drifted within a narrow range amid active trade, as liquidation by weaker holders and covering by longs priced modestly, with delivery expectations and unsettled appetite influencing liquidity.
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City Salesmen's Annual Excursion to Cumberland Island
City travelers' excursion details include a special train from Atlanta at 8 30 P M on Tuesday June 10th with return validity to June 13th. Tickets at City Ticket Office Southern Railway Kimball House with sleeping cars and day coaches and reserve berths. Also reports on foreign markets show bearish tones in Brazil with sugar, molasses, and produce prices listed for Atlanta markets.
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Southern Railway
Kimball House
Florida Vegetables Market Prices Notice
Atlantic coast market update lists cabbage at 11-2 cents per pound cucumbers 100 per crate beans 100 per crate squash 75 cents 100 per crate beets and cabbage size crates 260 tomatoes 2.50 to 2.75 strawberries 12-1 15 cents per quart English peas 1.00 per crate.
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4 Fruits and Confections
Atlanta June 4 Apples fancy 3 50 per bushel? Bananas per bunch culls 1 0 1 10 straights 1 76 2 00 Walnuts 2? No 2 We almonds 13 pecans Mixed nuts 12 1 2 peanuts Virginia 4 23 Georgia Pineapples 28 50 crate Dates figs Wick? Citron 16
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