Cotton at the Opening Was Fire
New York June 5 cotton market opened firm and 3 to 6 points higher on active demand from shorts, European interests, and the south, aided by firmer Liverpool cables and crop damage reports. By midday the advance faded, longs sold for profits, and the market ended with small losses or gains. New Orleans spot quiet with middling at 9 1/2 cents. Liverpool, New York, and other centers showed mixed quotations.
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New York
Shorts
Liverpool
Locusta
Hee
Texas
Prefes
New Orleans
Atlanta
Victor
Quakers
Kansas
Continent
South America
St. Louis
Strack
Aly
White
Murphy & Co
Chicago
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Manhattan
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel and Tran
Atchison and Southern Railway
London
Westinghouse
Minneapolis
Apar Pri
Seaboard
Tuly
Pravistony
Armour
Southwest
Commission Houses
High Point
Dan Talmage
Halidays
Japan
Carolina
Honduras
Far East
Burmah
Talmage
New Oksana
Louisiana
Charleston
Howevr
Cotton Markets Across Cities Report Quiet Trading
Cotton markets in New York New Orleans Galveston Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Baltimore and other ports show steady to dull prices with middling around 9 percent and fluctuating receipts. The Northern bear pressure persists while Liverpool closes steady and futures hold near prior levels.
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Auisata
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Savannah
Galveston
Norfolk
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Dali
Charleston
Houston
St. Louie
Gulf
Movite
Wilmington
Dsa
Fealtimore
Bouteg
Piladelphia
St. Louiz
Jones
Ansta
Asien
Beers Cotton Letter Observes Market Variations
New Orleans report notes a mixed day with favorable parts and declines in grain and cotton futures. Markets showed early gains of 4 to 8 points, easing to 3 by midday, with overall volatility and only modest net shifts amid summer position adjustments.
Market Outlook for Spinners and Weather Guides Demand
Continental reports indicate spinners’ stocks near depletion and imminent entry into markets or shutdown. Operators await new developments before taking on fresh engagements. Daily weather will continue to steer future value and market movements.
Cotton Market Notes From Murphy & Go's Letter
Murphy and Go's Cotton Letter reports perfect weather aiding crop prospects with temperatures 70 to 80 and no strong local buying. The piece notes a distant critical period, risk in selling wet crop months, and European demand driving Liverpool supplies as U.S. stocks remain tied up. Port receipts compared to last year show declines, while spinners in Europe seek steady imports amid hopeful crop reports.
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New York
Savannah
Charleston
Liverpool
Wall Street
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Europe
Stock market outlook and grain prices in Atlanta and New York
The piece notes speculative optimism despite bear activity, with prices higher than a week ago and still supported by strong underlying values. It cites favorable factors like national wealth growth and foreign investment, plus expected gains in several low-priced stocks. It then lists June grain prices in Atlanta and New York, including patents and various flour, corn, oats, and meal quotes, with fluctuations across markets and bids.
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Ennis
United States
Wwe
Reading
Southern Railway
Erie
Ontario and Western
Norfolk and Western
Texas Pacific
Stozka
Provisions and market quotes from June reports
The column lists prices for rib sides, box ed and bellies, sugar cured hams, lard, and dry salt meats. It notes pork, lard, and bacon quotes in St Louis and Cincinnati markets, with duties on boxes and ribs and various grade notes, alongside grain prices in Chicago and Cincinnati.
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Atlanta
California
St. Louis
Cincinnat
Jane Lara
Wall Street Falls as Labor Fears Spread Across Markets
Trading on June 5 in New York saw heavy stock activity driven by broad selling amid labor unrest. Coal, iron and steel shares weakened while grain prospects and railroad earnings offered limited support. Bond markets stayed steadier and the day closed near session lows with widespread cautiousness among investors.
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New York
Chicago
Washington
Wal Street
United States Steel
Northwestern
Hocking Vatley
Canadian Pacific
Central of Georgia
United States
Atchison
Chicago Great Western
Erie
Manhattan
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Brooklyn Transit
Colorado Fuel
Sugar
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Country Produce Market Prices in Atlanta
Atlanta June 5 report lists eggs fresh stock at 16 per dozen. Butter ranges 12 to 16 cents, good sale. Live poultry at 23 to 35 cents, fries large 26 , spring fries 14 to 15 cents. Ducks puddle 20 to 22 cents. Onions 1.50 to 1.60 per unit. Peas white 1.25 to 1.50, straight whip price noted.
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Southern Railway
Caus
Canadian Pacific
London
Baltimore & Ohio
St Canadasdathern
Col Fuel
Iran
Ana Ohio
Consolidated Gas
D. Srl Pips del
Hanson
Ereree
Gaul
Central Internat'ales
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Jersey
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Pennsylvania
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Island
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Conlan
Aes Union
Do. Roterrad
U.S
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Rete
Atlanta
Ravennes
Savannah
Macon
Augusta
Argista
Columbus
Ice Columbus Aia
Bia
Georgia
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Alabama
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Georgian Railroad
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Meee Central of Ga
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Central of Ga
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Central Central of Ga
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Chicago
Kansas City
Western Fed
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Florida Vegetables Atlanta Market Prices
Market notes itemize Florida vegetable prices in Atlanta listings. Cabbage 11-2c per pound. cucumbers 1.00 per crate. beans 100 per crate. squash 6c per crate. beets and cabbage in size crates at 2.60. tomatoes 2.50 to 2.50 per crate. strawberries 12 1-2 nc ar quart. English peas 76c or 1.00 per crate.
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Florida
Atlanta
Naval Stores Prices and Receipts Report
June reports from Savannah Wilmington and Charleston show turpentine and rosin firms with receipts and sales figures. Prices listed for spirits turpentine rosin tar and window glass include varied bids and steady rates, with receipts amounts noted for each firm and region.
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Savanah
Wilmington
Charleston
Copper and metal prices steady amid mixed overseas notes
July through September delivery terms quoted at 000 pounds each for copper with London spot near 54 pounds and futures close around 54 35. Copper, tin, lead and nickel values ricochet in London New York and Glasgow markets. Cotton futures fluctuated with July and August options taking the lead, while livestock markets in Chicago Kansas City and St. Louis showed mixed gains and declines across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Ateninan
Manhattan
Baltimore
Kansas
Tae
Alton
New York
Cautrat
Noefolts
Westar
Praferria
Baat
Ontario
Pennzylvania
N. Koran
Reeklalan Ohte
St. Louis
Prakarrad
Texa
Hocking Walla
Union Pacific
Town Central
Wabash
Wheel & L. KE
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Louleville & Rada
Adams
United Slass
Wells Parga
Mous &Mal
Coya
Worth American
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Pullman Palass
American Topicco
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Anstonda Mining
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Shea Brook
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Be Intern
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National Biscal
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Pacino
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London
Yordon
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Southern
Southern Soft
Glasgow
Middlesboro
St Louis
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