Weather in the South Affects Cotton Buying Activity
The New York market saw gains erased after reports of improving Southern weather and profit taking. July futures fell to 28.14 with mixed activity across months as traders weighed crop prospects, Liverpool trends, and spot demand in New Orleans and Liverpool pockets.
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New York
Liverpool
Jowner
Linst
Tasl U
New Orleans
E.B. Norman & Company
E.B. Norman @ Co
Easton Comensation Mérchenty
Provisions and Cotton Merchants Notices in New York
Provisions include Chicago Tone 12-Pork and Lard with prices and references to exchange memberships. Advertisement lists W. Jay & Co Cotton Merchants and multiple exchanges in New York and New Orleans, soliciting orders for cotton and cotton feed, with terms for spot delivery and liberal advances. Correspondence invited from South William Street New York and Hubbard Bros. at Hanover Square.
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W. Jay & CO
New York Cotton Exchange
Sy Orleans Cotton Exchange
W York Produce Exchange
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Erpool Cotton Association
South William Street
New York
Hubbard Bros. & Hanover Squ
Cotton Letter Signals Market Drift Across Towns
New York and New Orleans cotton letters on June 12 discuss expected price directions, weather impact, and crop prospects. Reports note possible long interest at 75.00, looming trade tensions, and varying futures bets as traders weigh July position and August outlook against recent rains, pests, and demand signals.
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New Orleans
Orleans
Texas
Tafer
Liverpool
Larker
New York
Notica
Fepnet & Ieane
Biter Developiente Ig
Doremus
Paulie
Taweser
E. B. Norman & Co
Orvie - Bros. Ds Co
Cotton Merchants Associations and Exchanges Notice
Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of cotton and cotton seed oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms for consignments of spot cotton for delivery. Correspondence invited.
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New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleana Cotton Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
Bond Market Prices Ease Amid Small Losses And Trading
New York June 12 bond prices eased with small losses as Australian government bonds sold fractionally above 90. Trading remained active with top prices around 91 1/4. US and foreign issues eased slightly, railroad mortgages active, and total par value of sales reached about 10.18 million.
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New York
Lard
Sarpte
Uader
Jara
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Treasury
Krailroad
Seaboard Air Lines
Norfolk and Western
Union Pacific
Sugar Market Murky With Irregular Futures in New York
The raw sugar market showed unsettled activity with no definite trades but expectations that Cuba and duty free sugars could fetch 6 to 7 cents for centrifugal and 6 to 7 cents for other grades. Futures were volatile with early losses fading into mixed late trading as demand remained weak. Refined sugar stayed quiet with flat quotations from 9.00 cents to 9.50 cents per pound and one refiner accepting orders at 0.50 dollars per hundredweight for shipment within two weeks.
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New York
Jima
To & Pointe
Wheat declines on good weather pressure in Chicago market
Chicago wheat futures fell as better southwestern weather and weak export demand eased prices. July and September closed mixed with narrow changes, while December advanced. Corn slid on heat fears, oats and beans weakened, and hog prices boosted provisions.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Southwest
Liverpool
North America
Dawson Poultry Sale Is Success in Dawson Ga
The second co operative poultry sale in Terrell county drew crowds despite threatening weather. A car of 7 690 pounds of live poultry sold for 1 504 36 dollars net to farmers with hens 18 cents per pound, triers 32 cents, roosters priced, turkeys 22 cents, and two guinea fowl at 30 cents each. Locals R D Smith and H A Petty organized the event with help from D L I Skinner and Hugh O Whelchel.
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Dawson
Terrell County
J. A. Melloy
Atlanta
F. A. Singly
DL. I. Skinner
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Hugh O. Whelchel
State Bureau of Markets
R. D. Smith
City National Bank
H. A. Petty
Bears Launch Spectacular Market Drive Against Stock List
New York stock averages sag as professional speculators attack most list sectors on a quiet session. Industrials fall 1 to 3 points while rails slip late. several issues hit year lows. American Smelting gains on a $5 annual basis then retreats. high activity centered on rubbers and oils amid a potential price-cut era.
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New York
General Asphalt Common
Preferred
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Invincible
Caddo
Skelly
Tidewater
Sinclair
White Oils
Panhandle
Oil company occupies 27 North Forsyth building
The store at 27 North Forsyth Street is occupied by the Southern Cotton Oil Company paint products division and not leased to a shoe store as previously reported. The paint concern moved from South Forsyth Street and does not plan to move again. Broke five points to 6.40 cents. German marks reached a new low at 0.14 cents.
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North Porsyth Street
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Forsyth Street
Readjustments Predicted for Crude Oil Prices
A lengthy market summary notes continued heavy crude oil production with renewed rumors of price readjustments downward. It covers stock activity in New York trading, railroad and industrial shares, and mentions automobile makers shifting night shifts. The report references government talks on reparations and provides context on dividend discussions at New York Central and Austrian bond offerings.
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New York
General Electric
Westinghouse
Wall Street
Washington
Germany
Sinchar
New Lois Central
Union Pacific
New York Central
Smith
Railroad Labor Board
Jabor
Bond and Stock Exchange
J.P. Morgan and Company
Cotton Prices Across Markets and Receipts Today
Orts Movement reports Orleans, Savannah, Charleston, and other markets showing middling prices around 20s to 29s, with total receipts 1,431 and exports 12,834. Interior and coastal towns tally stock totals reaching 358,974 and 153,371 in various sectors, including Norfolk, Memphis, Augusta, St Louis, and Dallas.
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Orleans
Talveston
Savannah
Charleston
Jimington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
New York
Minnesorta
Donston
Memphis
Augusta
St Louis
Atlanta
Little Rock
Siipmenta
Atack
Dallas
Montgomery
Atock
Chamber Advisory Board Meets Today
The board of directors and the advisory board of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce will meet in the Chamber building at 12 30 to consider important chamber plans. The advisory board comprises all living past presidents and was created by President Newell at the start of the year.
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Atlanta Chamber ‘of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Newell
Vothe
C. G. Elsnor Killed in New York Auto Crash
C G Elsnor, once a resident of Atlanta, died in a Sunday afternoon automobile collision in New York. Funeral set for Thursday in St Louis Me. Elsnor had lived in Atlanta for years before moving to New York six years ago. He leaves his parents in Cobb county and two brothers W D and Fred Elsnor.
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C. CG. Elsnor
New York
St. Louis
Elsnor
Atlanta
Iie
Cobb County
W. D
Fred Elsnor
Atkinson to Address Atlanta Trades Federation
Atkinson H. MM. Atkinson, chairman of the Georgia Railway and Power company, will speak on Atlanta's Transportation Problems at 8 tonight in the Labor temple. The speech accompanies mention of new United States hydrographic office tables enabling rapid determination of latitude and longitude for fast moving water and air craft, based on three years of work and over 1,500,000 calculations.
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H. MM. Atkinson
The
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Atlanta
Labor Temple
United States Hydrographic Office
First Christians Plan New Church Site Change
The First Christian church contemplates moving from Pryor street and Trinity avenue to a new site in a residential area. A committee led by J. D. Rhode and H. M. Patterson will recommend the location. A Kimball street lot near the Georgian Terrace had been bought but will be sold for a site farther from the business district. Pastor Dr. G. O. Bricker has served twelve years as the congregation totals about 1,500 members.
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Pryor Street
Trinity Avenue
Lrst Christian Church
J. D. Rhode
RB. A. Burnett
H. M. Patterson
J. H. Taylor
PF. A. Stewart
E.R. Craighead
Leroy Rowen
W. F. Mathews
Fred Hannah
Kimball Street
Georgian Terrace
New Nannally Home Planned on Pace's Ferry Road
Architects Hentz Reid and Adler completed plans for a handsome residence to be built on Pace's Ferry road for Winship Nannally. The home will likely cost upwards of 50 000 dollars. The report notes more than 20 000 varieties of dahlias exist.
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Nannally
Hentz, Reid & Adler
Pace’s Ferry Road
Winship Nannally
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