Cotton sentiment shifts as market closes steady in New York
New York June 5 cotton market ends steady after a unsettled day. Reports of improved demand from mills and rain chances in the southwest sparked early buying but prices receded from highs. Estimates of western belt unsettled weather kept market cautious with Carolina mills noted as buyers. Spot cotton quiet with middling uplands at 13.65 and gulf 13.90. No sales.
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New Orleans Cotton Market Opens Higher on Weather Signals
New Orleans cotton market opens higher and ends with gains as buyers step in amid improving weather outlooks. Spot quotations adjusted, long and near months supported by bull interest and outside traders. Regional weather, supply data, and weekly exports noted as influences.
Market snapshot from Cotton Region Bulletin on rice and metals
The June New Orleans bulletin shows a steady rice market for Honduras and Japan with Japan advancing. Prices cited include rough Honduras at 4.60, Japan 1.35, clean Honduras 4.15, and Japan 2.0. Also listed are copper and tin pricing in New York and London, with copper around 14.12 14.45 and tin near 20.50, plus iron notes and August warrants in Cleveland.
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Misolasinpi
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Hale Barral Crate
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Gornfeld
Wheat and grain markets mixed amid favorable belt conditions
Chicago and several hubs reported good wheat belt weather boosting crops while Europe and Argentina offered bullish signals. Corn rose modestly as light country offerings and shipper demand supported it. oats weakened from rains delaying drought damage claims. Provisions fell as selling pressure dominated. hogs edged up despite overall declines in related commodities. Multiple regional quotes and futures opened steady to down with mixed cash market readings across Chicago St Louis Kansas City and New York exchanges.
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Europe
Argentina
Canadian Northwest
Atlanta Market Prices For Beef Cattle And Groceries
Prices list beef cattle horses hogs and sheep with weights and varied grades. Also fills groceries and flour grain feed items from Ogdenby Grocers Company showing cornfed hog quotations and multiple brand prices for staples. Includes f.o.b. Atlanta note and market-change caveat.
Market Report on Dairy Butter and Poultry Prices
Chicago and New York reports show butter receipts and prices steady or firm with fresh milk and cheese receipts listed. Poultry prices for western regions show broilers and fowls at varied but steady levels. Kansas City and St. Louis notes reflect unchanged poultry and butter with mixed receipt counts.
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Vune c
Ranmeriey BO
New York
Reanery
Ateady
Kansas City
Sunsa
Katy
St. Louie
Juno
Naval Stores Report From Jovanneh Georgia June
Turpentine firm at 444 percent sales receipts shipments stocks totaling 17 263 Floain tem sales 3 144 receipts 1 612 shipments 101 stocks 107 396 A and 5 1 80 and D EL 34 00 F 94 10 to 4 15 20 H 4 20 to 4 20 1 34 30 HAD to 4 467 My 4 90 to 5 307 window gina 55 26 to 95 85 to 6 00
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Floain, Tem
Gina
Cotton market review shows unsettled week in New York
New York June 6 The cotton market was unsettled after an initial advance into new high ground. Heavy selling followed a favorable condition report as traders weighed weather prospects in the south and claims of adequate demand from spinners. Prices fluctuated with expectations of future improvements in the southwest and continued interest from trade circles.
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New York
Bullighly
Liverpool
Week's Trade Reviewed by Mercantile Agency
New York June 6 Bradstret's notes that trade conditions are better though retail demand varies by region. Outside southeast trade broadened while failures fell to 88 from 215 last year. Wheat exports reached 4.8 million bushels. Bank lending and industrial activity show mixed signals amid stronger wool and linen markets and improved crop prospects.
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New York
Bank
Imports and Exports Compare Across April, 1913 Data
Washington reports a wide gap between exports and imports for April, with total exports exceeding 27 million dollars less than imports. Crude materials show large import gains and export declines, while foodstuffs and manufactured goods reveal mixed shifts in quantities and values across crude, partly manufactured, and fully manufactured categories. Boston markets note firm wool prices and varied regional quotations for fine and mixed wools, with several grade levels listed.
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Washington
Vungo
Department of Commerce
Ingporta
Minerilanadna
Wickersham Begins Ga Railroad Inspection Tour
President Charles A. Wickersham, new head of the Georgia railroad, arrived in Macon for his first inspection trip. He said the line is in a highly satisfactory state and he then departed for Atlanta on the Central of Georgia Railway.
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Charles A. Wickereham
The
Georgia Railroad
Camak
Wickeraham
Atlanta
Central of Georgia Railway
Strength Shown In Stock Trading in New York June 5
An undercurrent of strength appeared in a listless day on Wall Street with most American stocks down in London and a quiet opening. Fertilizers, local trac t ons and Wells Fargo rose 1 to 2 points signaling underlying firmness while Westinghouse lagged. Foreign exchange was strong with demand sterling at a high 4.8385. Time money rates fell on large offerings. Bond dealings were diversified. total par value 1,957,000. United States bonds unchanged on call.
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London
Wells-Fargo
Westinghouse
Europe
United States
Sacred Harp Singers Meet Sunday at Decatur Court House
Sacred Harp singing, a yearly DeKalb county event, will be held at the Decatur courthouse next Sunday. The committee expects the largest crowd yet as the singing starts at 3 a.m. Visitors are urged to bring baskets and attend, with J L White predicting record turnout after about 5,000 attended last year. The North Decatur streetcar line runs past the courthouse, aiding Atlanta attendees.
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Death County
JL. White
Pe Kald County
Pe Kald County Singing renoVention
Atlanta
Vacancies Cited At State Normal School Board
Athens Ga June 5 Special J The board of trustees of the State Normal School met in Athens for preliminary sessions planning a four day meeting. Several vacancies are to be filled this year with two or three female teachers having resigned to marry and others moving to special institutions. Dr Branson of rural economics will depart to the University of North Carolina.
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Trustega
Wie State Normal School
Geir
Méedne Baturda
Branson
University of North Carolina
Smith resigns from Rome board of education
Rome Ga June 5 special H M Smith who was recently elected a member of the board of education to succeed W M Gammon has resigned This place will be filled at the next meeting of city council.
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H. M. Smith
Rome
H. M Smith
Board of Education
W. M. Gammon
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