Cotton Weakens Late Trading Amid Nervous Market
New York June 1. The cotton market was unsettled with irregular fluctuations. An early sharp drop was followed by a rally, then a late decline as buyers recoiled on reports of bank failures. Liverpool cables and July contracts aided the initial drop, but weather optimism later lifted old crop and new crop slightly before late selling returned. Nearby quotes show steady close near day’s lows, with sales at middling uplands and Gulf positions around 100.
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Spot Cotton Market Gains Mixed in Atlantic Trade
Market across cities shows varied middling and receipts figures. Atlanta and Athens report steady or nominal middling around 11 to 14 cents, while New Orleans and Galveston post similar ranges. Week totals show strong receipts and exports, with stocks climbing in several ports, including Boston and Philadelphia, as Memphis and St Louis record mixed results.
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Cotton Market Mixed As Showers Press Prices Down
New Orleans reports show near term cotton futures buoyed by short covering in the morning but pressured by anticipated afternoon showers in Atlantic ports. Prices drifted off as late trading, with mid to upper teens gains and losses around points, while other commodities including wheat and rice show volatility amid banking and drought concerns.
European and New York markets differ on mid June dispositions
The report notes a cautious European mood toward advances while New York shows more strength. Arbitrage buys from this side, Liverpool’s firm stance, and bullish foreign sentiment hint at limited selling pressure. A late rally follows an opening dip as major brokers adjust positions amid tropical heat and expected profit taking.
Cotton market rises on dry weather and tighter supplies
Jay Bond & Co reports continued hot weather over central and eastern cotton regions boosting prices by about fifteen novita as futures buying supports values. Traders expect showers in the east within 48 hours but relief is not yet seen, keeping demand firm until new cotton moves.
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Market Summary From New York Trading Session
John F. Black Co reports New York market showing apparent strength early but a late profit take by longs after Dagember sold to 1298 sparked a broad decline. Bulls ready to buy on declines, scalpers focus on long side. no fresh crop news to drive demand.
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Sea Island Cotton Prices and Quotations in Georgia
Market notes from Savannah Georgia in late June showing weekly quotations for sea island cotton. Prices listed include Fancy Georgia and Florida qualities with examples such as extra fine at 20 and fine at 20. Report highlights miscellaneous grades and sample lots with notes on storage and market activity.
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Atlanta Flour and Feed Prices Amid Market Changes
A historic Atlanta price list shows multiple flour brands and grades with per bag and per bushel costs, plus livestock feed and grain items. Prices cover White Lily and Victory flours, Purina and Purina chows, oats, corn, hay, ground seed, and bran, with notes on submarket changes and mixed specials. The long catalog lists weights, bag sizes, and prices, highlighting market fluctuations and regional supplier details.
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Stocks Rise Across Board On Turn of Week
New York markets show stronger demand with gains in Harrisman steel, Canadian Pacific, and Continental shares. Bond activity notable in Lakeshore debentures and San Francisco refunds, while gold outflow widens weekly cash loss for banks and grain and provisions markets report mixed, with hogs and cattle varying in Chicago and St Louis auctions.
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Foreign Finances and Market Movements Overview
The report outlines June 1 foreign finance notes with rates for money markets, coinage, and silver, plus a coffee market update from New York. It covers Santos futures, Sao Paulo bourse, and European loan rumors, noting mixed activity in primary markets and cautious speculation.
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Weer’s Trade Viewed by Mercantile Agency
A Weyers Review summary notes tomorrow's promise of a prosperous farming year boosts business confidence. The government report highlights a strong wheat yield and wealth from gold improving purchasing power. Monetary shifts show gold withdrawals but little rate impact, with broad favorable trade signals amid uneven guidance. Canada reports early retail declines and last year comparisons.
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Bennett Sr dies after month long illness in Atlanta
B F Bennett Sr longtime Atlanta publisher and civic figure dies at 379 North Boulevard after a month’s illness. He founded and led Bennett Printing House, served as deacon at Trinity Methodist Church, and helped organize Capitol City Lodge. Survived by three sons B O P Jr, Walter C, Charles W Pennett, and a daughter Anna Bennett. Funeral today at 1:30 from residence. Odd Fellows to oversee services. interment Oakland.
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William G Sharp Nominated Ambassador to France
Washington June 12 representative Willam G Shard of Elyria Ohio was nominated today by President Watson to be ambassador to France, succeeding Myron F T Horrick.
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Atlanta Alumni of Tech to Meet for Campaign Luncheon
About one hundred Georgia Tech alumni in Atlanta are summoned to a Piedmont hotel luncheon at 1 42 o'clock Monday to organize as a body and back a campaign to raise more than $500000 for greater Tech. The call, signed by multiple alumni leaders, urges prompt attendance and support from prominent Atlanta business figures.
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Children Lead Sunday School Observance Event
Sunday School plans list a children led service near Jun 14 with young participants, singing, and special activities. Officials include supervisor Wis Brarder, secretary Thomas Prescott, treasurer Phyllis Wonbie, and others guiding the morning program and activities.
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