Cotton Market Favors New Crop Strength in June Trade
New York reports show July cotton gaining premium over October with intraday advances of about 58 points while old crop near steady. Volume includes strong July buying by brokers and foreign and American houses amid favorable weather signals and pest concerns across Texas, Oklahoma, and the Carolinas. spot cotton ends modestly higher as weather and crop conditions drive demand.
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New York
Junu
Liverpool Cables
Texas
Ollahoma
Inverpool
Loral
Buvins
Thy
Carolinas
Akansas
BuIapatay
Ohio
Amerieim Luger Refining
Brook
American Tel
Tel
Leoreta
Lee American Tetacco
Central Leather
Ana Oade Mizing
Brooklyn
Rts
Central Leyther
Atlanta
Colorado
Chesapeake and
Bistrict
Delaware
Husson
Chicago
Great Western
Paul
North Western
Chattanooga
Columbus
Cal Fuel
Goa
Rao
Gelnesville
Tinos Central
Greenville
O. Oe
Anteborough
Huntsox
Couly
Tetor Mare
Ea Dever
Monttcello
Kanna City
Southern
Platera
Securities
Kwownan
Rome
Nashville
Missouri
Teana
Cesar
Tallapanea
West Point
Mexico
York
Tols Central
Geurd Carling
Herne
Interborough
Shuty
Muchewray
Hand Marttera Ev Bos
Norfolk and Western Ist
Inter
Carolina Miner
Lehigh Altey
Tatla
Sen Frondheoo
Sault
Issie
Kan
Miancurt
Coun
Ely So Ihern Hustway
Rys
Mesto
Aig
Conrad Prs
Wits
Wed
Rey Memphis
Wetera
Maryland
Pennavivanta
New Orleans
Little Rock
Wisconsie
St Ouster
Denree
Max Te Lowe
JAE
Etna Ptt
Elles
Justif
Capedaily
Teanissen Canpor
Ellers
Tiverpool
Jay
Virginia
Carolina Chemical Wabash
Wastinghoman Electric Bal Fane Bing
Wheeling
Carter Slates Steel
Bond Markets Noted In Cotton Region Bulletin
Cotton Region Bulletin reports weather and market notes for June 5 across the Atlantic region. Rainfall observed in most districts except Maumon, New Jeans, and Wemph. Temperatures show little material change. minimums through 8 a m and highs yesterday are recorded with notes on data sources and center averages.
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Maumon New Jeans
Wemph
Beay
Eaat Fmm
Florida
Guorgia
Turre
Comparative Port Receipts and Commodity Markets Report
Linseed prices in Duluth on June 5 show cash trades and July futures. Reports from New York note firming cotton and oil demand, with speculative buying by refiners. Closing prices edged higher, several price points listed for August through January futures, and notes on seasonal activity and regional port receipts.
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New York
Tavoragie European
Wrice
Bear Press
Reputa
Or & Ponte
Hamburg
Brazil
Santos
Bravilia
Sarcabo
Sao Paul
Rio Exchange
London
New Orleans Cotton Market Mixed as Traders Hold Steady
The New Orleans cotton market opened slightly lower, then steadied with traders building long positions for a turn. Bearish pressure appeared limited while July prospects drew attention, with weather reports conflicting on hot winds and rain across the cotton belt.
Cash Wheat Rally Boosts Chicago Market Activity
Large cash wheat sales for prompt shipment in Chicago sparked a rally in deferred contracts. The day saw mixed results with corn and oats fluctuating, while wheat, led by hard winter exporters, occupied most attention amid export demand and weather signals.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Portugal
Duluth
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Russia
Market unsettled as July crop contracts face oversold shorts
John F Black & Co reports a tense market with cotton futures under pressure. Prices for July short months loom as oversold positions challenge dealers while weather risks and demand from Reavy exports influence near term outlook.
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York
Sory Sauras
Naval Stores-Tu: mixed shipments and prices
Fragmented OCR item notes shipments and prices for naval stores. Mentions values such as 1.570, 67, 400, 470, 80, and 290 with references to casks, window glass, and steady market terms. Contains unclear terms and misspellings.
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Qaumak
Dry Goods Market Bugs and Sales Plans Prompted
New York dry goods market shows general steadiness with Lonsdale 44 breeced cottons priced and prints and prints steady. Arrangements are under way for special sales to clear wash goods and fancy cotton lines as Foglish menswear mills canvass for spring orders.
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New York
Lonsdale
Foglish Mensweer Mills
Spricn
Liverpool Grain Markets Report June 3 Summary
Wheat prices steady in spot trade with No 2 and No 3 bids. Futures ease for July and October. Corn mixed with domestic demand seen as milling and export activity fluctuates. Rice and other grains show uneven receipts and pricing, with quotations reflecting mixed market demand.
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Kaneas Lly
Iit
Benlerber
Ecemar
Liverpool
la Pista
Maine
Clare
Bae
Jay
Oor
Jan Fen
Stocks Rally After Early Setback In Erratic Trading
New York June 6 stocks steadied after an early liquidation wave and rallied briskly in afternoon trading though the day ended with a net loss smaller than the previous session. Investment buying appeared limited and several leading issues fell, with tobacco and rail shares notably pressured. Bond market showed broad weakness with several 5 per cent issues slipping.
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New York
Erge
Atocka
London
American Tobacco
Baltimore
Ohio
Chesapeake
Missouri Pacific
Denver
Ein Grande
Northern Pacific
United States
Panama
Money and Exchange New York June 1
Money and Exchange reports a par rate near 292 percent with minor variations and a 2 percent overdraft. Time loans rise to four percent for sixty days and four percent for four months. Prime mercantile paper at three percent. Exchange rates reflect actual business with bankers bills at 483 for sixty days, and 4085 for demand. Commercial bills around 4824. Government bonds firm while all-road bonds show weakness.
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Money and Exchange
New York
Treasury Statement Shows Small Annual Surplus Despite Debits
The treasury reports begin with a balance of 298 thousand in dollars, with Puerto Philippine funds totaling 48 million 158 thousand and general land trust totaling 138 million 108 thousand. Saturday receipts amount to 34 million 82 thousand and disbursements reach 1 million 2 thousand 167. The fiscal year closes with a surplus of 9.88 million against a prior year deficit of 7.72 million. The summary excludes Panama Canal and public debt actions.
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United States Treasury
Foreign Finances and Bank of France Weekly Statement
The weekly Bank of France report shows notes in circulation up 142 1150 000 francs and silver in hand up 815000 francs while treasury deposits fell 57 900 000 francs and general deposits declined 1 544 100 francs. London report notes circulation up 370 million pounds and government securities unchanged with overall bank reserve at 82 27 percent this week versus 62 0 percent last week.
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Bank of F Rance
Rand
Cepowlta
London
Bork of
Fryland
London Stock Market Ends Firm After Volatile Session
London stocks opened weak on broad liquidation with American shares and Mexican issues showing weakness. Prices swung and recovered, closing firmer as traders priced in hopeful tacit expectations of stronger guidance. Notable quotes include Consols and Southern Railway, while discount rates hovered around 4 1/2 percent.
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London
Setiva
Wall Street
Consola
Minota Cantera
Loulaville and Nuabrida
Southern Railway
Mining Stocks Roundup Prompts Mixed Metals Prices
Boston and New York market notes show copper futures steady to firmer, lead and tin trading with modest moves. Declines in antimony and electric copper spreads accompany steady to cautious demand. July and August contracts cited with spot quotes and warrants.
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New York
Cleveland
St Lana
Atlanta Quotation on Live Stock Market Prices
A W H White Jr reports current quotations from the South Grand Street market on country produce. Prices are listed for apples, beans, cabbages, onions, potatoes, lemons, lettuce, peppers, and tomatoes, with ranges by grade and weight. Cattle receipts are light and market steady with poultry and eggs prices noted for turkeys, hens, ducks, and eggs.
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Atlanta
W. H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
Ted Desmerny Seuss
Roduce
South Grand St
Boatiian
Florida
Randy Grare
Mixed live stock and groceries in late June market report
Cattle receipts show 4000 in St Louis with stable Texas steers 6 to 8 dollars and native beef steers around 3 to 4 dollars. Sheep and lamb receipts large with lambs at 9 to 10 dollars, hogs modest near 3 to 4 dollars. extensive freight and commodity listings for staples such as flour sugar and chocolate reflect a broad wholesale market snapshot across multiple markets including St Louis Kansas City and Dallas areas.
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Cottonsea
Texas
Georgia
St Louis
Lewor Piga
Ghia Foote
Kansas City
R&s
Rome
Louisvilla
Fao
Prominent Woman Charged With Theft in Wyoming Case
The indictment of Lieutenant Jusenh L Wier and his wife Mrs Mildred Dearmond Wier for stealing presses from Captain J G Ceell was resumed before U S Commissioner 4 DL Jackson in Cheyenne. Mrs Wier testified she and her husband lived at Fort Wekkenzia and later denied the missing gowns were hers while claiming the remnants seen in court were parts of dresses she bought in Wyoming. Both defendants are noted as prominent in army circles.
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Houston
Texas
Jusenh L Wier
Mildr
Dearmond Wier
Cheyenne
Hye
J G Ceell
United States
Louissioner
Jackson
Geel Tak
Wier
Fort Wekkenzia
Cecil
Stouston
Weir
Wyoming
Laureate Cremated Without Ceremony In London
Alfred Austin, the late poet laureate who died on Wednesday, was cremated at Golders Green today without ceremony. By permission of King George, a memorial service was held in the chapel royal at St James Palace at the same hour, attended by the Austin family.
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London
Alfred Austin
Golders Green
George
Chapel Royal St James Palace
Austin
Georgia Supreme Court Case Vignette Fragments
Supreme Court of Georgia heard and submitted cases involving Sylvester Iviwarda versus Savannah and Streetcar Railway Co. and other matters including administrators, executors, receivers, and firms such as Hilton & Dodge Lumber, Tate Supply, and R J Taylor et al. The terse docket mentions multiple parties from Bibb and Tattoatl regions with names like Bryan Maydell Willems Loic Shuman and HJ Lamar Jr.
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Sylvester Iviwarda Et al
Savannah and Strestora Railway Company
Tom Bryan Maydell Willems Y Loic Shuman
Bren Ins XC
le Durrence
SW Waters
Tattoal ‘Am Prior
Hilton & Dodge Lumber Company
Weinforh
Tattneil Supply Company Y Hom Penuel
Tattoatl
RJ Lamar
Etal
R J Taylor Et al
Bibb
HJ Lamar Jr Executor
Market commentary on Texas weather and futures shifts
The report notes warm winds in Texas and weather in Taras regions affecting prices, with July Position futures drawing buyers as demand stabilizes. Rain in central and southern areas is needed but prospects show limited plant developments, while holding positions keep the market responsive to any favorable signals for the crop.
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New York
Texas
Chesshama
Sata
Taras
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Hortnlik
Svement. Net
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Linsed Steady
John F Black & Co
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Treasury Statement
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Arizona Commercial
Aktimetapa Arizona
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Cne
Ty Ugiesny
Provision Market
Waite
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Kenag City
Waris Prairia
Claevini
Supreme Court of Georgia
Gibert & Clay
Ga.Ry.&Power
Humphrey
Third National Bank Bldg
Louis B. Magid & Co. Investment Brokers
Ivy
Municipal
Railroad and Public Service Corporation
Central Stock & Grain CO Park
Onio
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Hanover Square
Cotton Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Bers Liverpool Cotton Association
Audit Company OF the ‘South
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