Heavy Advances In Cotton Market Monday
Reports of heavy rains in the south sparked demand in the cotton market. July contracts rose up to 2.80, Deléber at 25.35, with overall gains in New York, New Orleans, and Liverpool amid bullish weather and consumption forecasts. Spot prices in New York and New Orleans edged higher as trading absorbed supply and rains boosted crop outlooks.
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Ehough
Q. ‘Er
Uing
Jaseenool
Firat Pelea
Liverpool
Spinera
New Orleans
Trinity River
Texans
Texas
Oklahoma
Macon
Av- Jena ‘Texto
York
Juan
Dea
Pricen
Alltel
Hubbard
Cotton Letters Signal Mixed Trade Amid Weather and Demand
New York and New Orleans reports show foreign demand for Austrian loans, Australasian loan subscriptions, and steady trade in cotton with rains in the belt affecting prospects. Analysts note crop conditions deteriorating in several producing regions, with market sentiment wavering but potential for future gains if weather improves and demand sustains.
Cotton Market Snapshot with Meridian and Atlantic Cotton Notes
Port movement and interior market briefs show middling cotton around 29.75 to 29.90 across New Orleans, Galveston, Charleston, New York and other hubs. Receipts and exports tallies, stock figures, with weekly and seasonal totals and scattered city notes. Several cities report mixed shipments, prices and stock levels, reflecting a broad market overview.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Saymunah
KG Riles
Charleston
Baltimore
Moston
New York
Manston
Memphis
Augusta
St. Louis
Athenta
Tittle
Troe
Nien
Dalla
Montgomer
Turpentine and market notes from Savannah June 11
Turpentine market in Savannah shows firm prices with 31,03 notes and 116 receipts while shipments total 933. Night watchmen face indigestion worries as they eat alone under somber conditions and sleep in money places amid sparse daytime activity and assorted prices.
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Savannah
Bond Market Tidings Show Narrow Shifts and Varied Demand
In New York trading on the bond market, price moves were tight with a firm undertone. Austrian government 7 percent bonds drew attention, listed on a when issued basis, aided by early trading at 90 and accrued interest and closing near 90 3-8. Other foreign issues fell slightly, while U.S. Treasuries barely shifted. railroad mortgages slid slightly and New York Centrals weakened. Call money firmed with near-term rates around 6 percent.
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Supreme Court
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Fenner & Beane
New York Stock Exchange
Undertone
United States
New York Centrals
Wilson & Company Gs
Bond Market Glides Through NYSE With Varied Prices
New York trading on June 11 shows bonds across U S issues and major corporates displaying a mix of gains and declines. Notable listings include Great North 7s, Liberty bonds, Interboro and city securities, with fluctuations in highs lows and closes reflecting broad market activity and sizable turnover.
Active Buying of Rails Features Stock Market Flash
New York June 11 intermittent laughter selling and profit taking made stock trading irregular with railroads active especially low priced carriers. Heavy over subscription of a 25 million Austrian loan and Lord Curzon’s push to base German reparations talks supported hopes for settlement while oil shares fell.
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Wall Street
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Sinclair
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Cosden
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Reading
R. L. Barnum
Atrosig
Ivestors
Germany
France
Ruhr
England
Canada
Bassett
Buick
General Motors
Losses Seen In Grain Market In Chicago Trade
June 11 market report shows wheat prices rallied briefly on rains but closed with losses of 1 to 8 cents on most contracts. July wheat at 111 4, September 100 1 4, corn varied with declines to 3 8 cents and oats down 5 8 to 1 8. Provisions mixed with some gains, while export demand remained slow and hedging pressure anticipated by weekend.
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Mhauis Central
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Sugar Market Weak as Raw Sugar Prices Dampen Trade
New York June 11 The raw sugar market fell amid renewed price declines and weak futures. Traders held off on new purchases as refined demand softened and reports of Cuban production sparked further volatility, with July at 5.74 cents and other contracts lower. Refined futures remained steady near 8.75 to 9.90 cents.
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May records show five losses on increased bank clearings
The May report notes a rise in Atlanta bank clearings to 9,397,735.04 from 6,955,368.59 a year earlier, with a gain of 2,442,346.45. The item includes scattered financial data, crude oil mentions, and weather bureau notes, along with stock market summaries and industrial updates from New York, Selma, Dublin, and Atlanta.
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Nautioul C
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Department of Agriculture
Selma
Ala
Atlanta
Georgia Belle Peaches Ready for Last Spray
The government advisory urges growers to spray Georgia Belles immediately with four pounds of arsenate of lead and 82-32-200 elf-boiled lime sulfur. Elbertas wait until June 20, Hileyas sprayed last week, and new curculios are emerging with egg deposition due soon. Thorough application and soil pupae destruction remain essential to control this year.
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Elbertas
Neach
Hileya
Georgia Belles
Etherias
Nunnally Company Declares Dividend in Atlanta
Directors of the Nunnally company at a meeting in Atlanta declared the regular semi annual dividend of 50 cents a share. With 160,000 shares outstanding, $80,000 will be distributed. The dividend will be paid June 30 to shareholders of record June 21.
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Nunnally Company
Atlanta
Atlanta Police to See Heroes of the Street at Howard
About 300 members of the Atlanta polo department and their families will be guests at the Howard theater to view the film Heroes of the Street this week. The invitation, aimed at boosting police sentiment, drew praise from Chief James L. Beavers who called Barry’s film entertaining and valuable for public view.
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Howard Theater
Atlanta
Polo Department
James L. Beavers
Barry
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