Industrials Slump Late After Morning Recovery
New York June 6 Markets opened with sugar, asphalt and other industrials trading down then steadied before noon. In late trading prices fell on news that 250,000 railroad maintenance workers would vote on wage cuts ordered by the railroad labor board. Traders noted Cuba trade and unemployment data as factors. a Wall Street House predicted a belated recovery on technical grounds.
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Wheat unsettled by foreign rates in Chicago market
Wheat prices drifted lower as foreign exchange tensions weighed on Chicago trade. July and September contracts fluctuated, with July at 1.30 1-4 and September at 1.16 3-4, while corn gained and oats weakened. Reports from Nebraska bullish, Kansas Oklahoma bearish, and resell fears persisted amid slow export demand.
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Price and supply notes from New York and Chicago markets
Market roundups show iced remarks on butter eggs poultry and turkeys with price ranges in New York Chicago and St Louis. Coffee futures drifted with London exchange weakness and Rio Santos activity while port receipts and shipments to the United States are listed.
Stock Reactions and Sugar Markets in New York
New York June 6 stock reactions intensified with rails dropping 1 to 2 points and speculative issues down 2 to 6 points. Foreign exchange weakened on British industrial reports. railroad tonnage slipped. sugar prices moved on refining cuts and report of Cuban crop nearing end.
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British Exchange
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Victory
CURB SECURITIES Dry Goods Quote and Holiday Notice
Orders for spring dress ginghame poured in today with cotton goods and yarns quiet. Raw silk firmer and thrown silk higher. Wool supply ample per recent statistics. Worsted dress goods in staple fabric dates July to September. New York Cotton Exchange declares extra holiday on Saturday July 2.
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Swift & Co Hints of Rail Stockholders Benefit Action
Swift & Co Chicago hints at a potential action to benefit rail stockholders after a sharp rise in Louisville and Nashville and Atlantic Coast Line shares. Brokers report rumors of a large treasury surplus enabling a substantial dividend, though earnings deficits temper bullishness. market chatter centers on possible special disbursement.
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Water white to Matenty firm and cotton futures report
A late copy of market notes shows a Termentine firm in Taokeonville, with receipts and stock figures, and a cotton market report from New York on June 6 noting an opening advance, subsequent decline, and closing near lower levels for October futures amid mixed Liverpool activity and export concerns. Spot cotton in New York posted middling around 12.60.
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Wall Street
Favorable Weather Pushes Cotton Prices Lower
New Orleans reports favorable weather over the belt and weakness in the foreign exchange market driving cotton prices down after opening gains of 2 to 6 points. A gradual sag followed as trading progressed.
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Popular movie star to speak at Lions club luncheon
Zena Keefe, a popular movie star, will be the principal speaker at the Lions' club luncheon today at 1 o'clock in the Piedmont hotel dining room. The first Piedmont luncheon will feature an music and speeches. Misa Keefe is in Atlanta for an engagement. Fair Dodd, nominations chair, is receiving nominations for officers for the year.
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Cotton Prices Drift Lower as Weather Bets Weigh
In quiet late trading and week close prices fell 6 to 7 points. July cotton moved from 12.07 to 11.93 with a weak finish. Reports from the cotton belt noted seasonal warmth and scattered showers, some rain in drought areas, and boll weevil threats in Texas. New Orleans spot cotton held steady with modest gains and steady prices amid ongoing labor strikes.
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Sterling Exchange
Cotton market report highlights regional middling prices and totals
New Orleans and port cities show middling levels with receipts and exports. totals for today and week list receipts at 16,186 and exports 10,400 with stock 1,587,755. Interior markets note several cities with middling values and shipment figures. overall daily activity and season totals recorded.
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Winter pest pressure and coal strike talks surface in reports
A mild winter left pests in greater numbers than usual and growers strapped for funds will struggle to combat them. Weather swings will quickly affect crops, with June and July likely to demand close watching. London press notes the coal strike talks between miners and colliery owners aim at a compromise, while US reports flag ongoing market weakness but hint at potential improvement in broader demand. Prices and liquidation weigh on southern and Liverpool buyers as July contracts see activity.
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J. W. Say & CO
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Liverpool Cotton Prices and Output Data
Liverpool cotton market report dated June 6 shows prices steady with Good Middling at 8.55, middling at 7.45, and low middling around 7.??. Total 3,000 bales reported, including 2,800 American. additional figures note food animals and various categories, indicating market activity and bale totals.
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Professional views on cotton situation in 1920s report
A New York dispatch reports Britain under strain from strikes and unemployment rising toward wartime levels. Trade returns show a deep price slump and a bleak outlook with lower prices expected. New Orleans notes fertilizer use down, affecting yields and increasing vulnerability to adverse weather. replanting already reported in several areas.
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Davis Brothers & CO
Market reports and cattle receipts from Kentucky page
Page notes receipts of 8 000 bales including 7 500 American and steady futures with June at 7.03 and December at 8.87. Cattle receipts show Zeipte 1 200 slow heavy feeders around 7.75 to 8.25, with feeders 6 7.25 and stockers at 4. Help ads end with Budweiser promotion and taxi call lines.
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