Liquidation Drives July Cotton Contracts Down in New York
July cotton futures fell sharply as liquidation moved long positions to later deliveries, pulling July to 27.80 and closing near 27.04 while October slid to 21.0% and other months followed a softer trend. New Orleans also reported heavy liquidation with July dipping to 23.05 to 28.07 and spot markets marking declines amid mixed weather and demand signals.
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New York
TS Patata
Lierpool
Spotsaley
Liverpool
Iineau
Trowan
Tongland
Augusta
Todas
Atorha
Pel
New Orleans
Longa
Oklahoma
Texaa
Ammnd
Intercam
Fly
Mort
Siar Hess
Market swings cited in New York Central dividend move
In New York, June 13 market saw erratic moves with the New York Central dividend at center stage as the stock jumped after news of a 7 percent rate, followed by a broad decline in many issues. Analysts note short covering and shifting tones ahead of further action. speculation centers on a potential upward move for Fr. I and related stocks.
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New York
N.Y
FR. Co. SP
Fr. I
Feoner
Bonds Show Slight Gains After Higher Dividend News
New York stock quotes show slight gains after New York Central common stock declares a higher dividend. United States government bonds slip marginally and foreign issues fall a bit. Central lines rose over two points but closed 2-4 higher than yesterday. Third Avenue adjustments fell a point, Empire Gas and Fuel dropped 1.5, while many rails and mortgages firmed midday then eased.
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New York
New York Central
Third Avenue
Empire Gas and
Fuel 7
United States
Cotton Market Report with Mixed U S Stocks
The report shows mixed middling prices and cargo receipts across cities including Norfolk, Baltimore, New York, and Atlanta. It lists receipts and exports totals, interior movement, and stock levels by city and commodity with various figures and abbreviations.
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Rannah
Parteston
Witnring
Norfolk
Baltimore
Moston
Woveton
Woometta
Lonta
Atlanta
Aes
Market notes from New Orleans on June position and July
New Orleans reports indicate the July position was weakest with commitments limited and October down from the 400 point range. Caution urged on the short side for July delivery until June and July commitments are clearly satisfied. Market recovers slightly late. weather remains the main factor guiding forecasts by E B Norman & Co.
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New Orleans
Pelee
E. B. Norman & Co
Bond market closes with mixed listings and price quotes
Trading notes show high and low bond prices across issuers like 6 Gt Northern, Liberty, and Lehigh Valley with totals in thousands. US government and foreign issues appear alongside corporate debentures from Indiana Steel, Central and Pacific interests, and utility bonds, reflecting a broad market but uneven activity and varied closing levels.
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Dax
Banda
Gt Northern
York
Ama
New York Stock Exchange
Hudeon & Mon
Liberty
Humble O & DB
Maberty
Minols Central
Uivnoia Central
Mercy
Indiana
Forsiga
Bordeaux
Lyona
Janel- 7
Voklote
Czecho-Sloak Repub- Dale
Lehigh Valley
Dom
Canada
Liggett & Myers Ss
Nisle & Nash
Manath Susay
Tikal
Pbi
Ausre Reger Gy
French Republic
Japan
Midvale
Munarker
Ry & Oh
Minn
St Louis Ret
Kingdom
Konedom
Italy
Kithinds
Kingdom of Sweden
Montana Tower
Ea Tae
Contrent Tramwaye
Parwlyone Medtr. da Col Ba
Av Pabile
Normvia
Morris & Uo
Atemblie
Chile
Eng Tel
Milan
Abs
State of Queensland
San Paulo
Chicago
Hiresil
Menzil Tie
Southere
Amg BU
Brazil
Connious of
Mercets
Aimer
North
Lard
Oregon
Armour & Bma
T & Fantel
Velen
Asuynard
Park
Seminal
Kansas City
Ponte Alegre Bug
Val Vilirer
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Hu Bilson Yen
UD Vigway
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Bey
Chi
Altun
Hugh
al A St
Saul QL
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UBH
Mak & Mt Luul
Sinclair
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Pouere Pacific
Wats
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Denver & No Grande
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Danger Steel BT
Dean Power
Anc
DuPont de Nemours
The
Casseseecsers
Dentele
Dagieste
Westinghouse Klee
General Electric
Wickwire-Spencer
Wien & OT
Goodyear Tire Sa
Wilson & Co
Soodyear Tire
Gaviias
Giana Tranie Ry
Money Market and Foreign Exchange Rates Reported
New York money market shows call money easing to about 4 percent with steady liquidity and mixed collateral for 0 to 9 days. Prime commercial paper yields cited. Foreign exchange quotes list GB pounds near 4.6216 dollars, various European and Latin currencies with assorted cables and bills.
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Great Britain
Great Britain Demand, 4.62164; Cables, 44134; 6O-fay
Italy
Belgium
Ermany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Argentina
Brazil
Montreal
Wheat Advances on Crop Reports
Chicago traders eyed a bullish shift in the wheat market on unfavorable crop reports from Kansas France and Illinois. July wheat rose to around 11 1 4 cents and September near 19 1 4 while corn moved up and oats eased. Late buying and ongoing shipping demand supported prices with a day end near session highs.
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Gower
Yat
Fom
Seaboard
Winnipeg
Fenner & Weane
Chicago
Kansas
France
Liverpool
Ilinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Rome Girls Lead Shorter College Honor Students
Rome Georgia June 13 The Shorter College honor roll for 1022 23 lists many southern students with Rome contributing the most honors Officials note the citys large attendance at the college The awards include honor society election honor roll A and B lists and class year recognitions with multiple local students named and special prizes for art and literature
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D. J. Blocker
Shorter College
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Catherine Culnenper
Meridia
Mise
Revecca Griffith
Mayfield
Lily Belle Frost
Savaonah
Garolloc Gray
Locust Grove
Claire Hanna
Athena
Hartwell
Mary Ferry
Madison
Neta Selle Yearboro
Moultrie
Jessie Sutton
Danbury
Florence Turner
Covington
Mary Wartere
Frances Wood
Cedartown
Bulan Wooley
Vinton
Annie Sue Wynne
Washington
Gladya Batley
Dublin
Missouri Bins
Columbus
Virginia Bradley
Swainsboro
Lucille Bruce
Brimawick
Mary Cree
Gottney
Louise Culpepper
Home, Ga
Mabel Davis
Carolyn Gwyn
Zebmion
Lora Will Gammaxe
Emeline Holland
Ernestine Jervis
Bernard Hattle
Home
Agnes Hell
Calhoun
Frances ‘ Bate
Ismbel Joven
Milledgeville
Elizabeth Fusk
Guntersville
Aln
Bernice Tracey
Sylvester
Buttolph
Lois Ball
O. Henry
Ruby Thackey
Poultry and butter markets across New York and Chicago
New York June 13 reports mixed poultry and butter prices with a sharp drop in raw sugar futures in New York. Chicago notes broilers and roosters trading and butter values steady, while Atlanta lists local pork products and lard. Sugar futures show a large decline, refining prices mostly unchanged.
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Chicago
Towin
Dutter
Byu
Epes
Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Inventories Report
From Savannah and Jacksonville market reports dated June 13 and June 18, turpentine firm prices range around 98 1 2 cents per gallon with receipts about 5.10 and shipments 155. stock 4,002. Rosin firm sales near 1,591 with receipts 1,801 and shipments 735. stock 160,290. Prices cited include 4.70 to EH and 4.85 for OE5.05, with several labeled price points and traders named in the text.
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Chicago
Port Fond
Epringuin
Jed Lamber
Savannah
Turpentine
Secelpts
Peccetee Bae Tecelpta
Figo H
Jacksonville
Fin
Appeal Likely in Rail Dissolution Case, Government Eyes Supreme Court
Government signals an appeal to the U S Supreme Court over the federal court ruling in the Southern Pacific Central Pacific Union Pacific case as it weighs Sherman act implications. Discusses 1912 dissolution, 1920 Transportation Act, and ICC stance on mergers and control. Also notes Austrian bond oversubscriptions and syndicate profits in a related financial update.
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R. L. Barnum
New York
Supreme Court
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Washington
Southern Pacific Union Pacific Eystem
Interstate Commerce Comission
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Austria
Packers Start New Rates War Across Regions
Chicago June 18. The interstate commerce commission opened a hearing on John Morrell & Co petition from Ottumwa Iowa asking equalized rates on livestock and meats from interior points to the Atlantic coast. Sixty five packing firms in the middle west filed petitions seeking the same relief claiming meats rates are 30 percent higher than livestock rates hindering competition with eastern packers.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
John Morrell & Co. Packers
Ottumwa
Iowa
Atlantic
Middle West
Morrell Company
Southern Bell to Vote Stock Increase at June Meeting
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph stockholders will vote in New York on June 19 to raise capital stock from 30 million to 50 million dollars. J M B Hoxney, first vice president, said the portion of the additional stock to be issued is not yet determined and likely only a part of the 20 million will be sold. The increase was recommended by the executive committee of the board of directors.
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New York
Erin
de Hines
Post & Flagg
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
J. M. B. Hoxney
Board of Directors
Woolworth Stock Holds Steady After Dividend Clarification
Daily stock feature from New York Globe notices Woolworth’s mild gyrations with steadiness after directors said no extra dividend planned. It notes past retirement of preferred stock costing 12 million and cash on hand 9,076,220, plus bank borrowings for working capital. Authorities report no new distributions while cash should liquidate bank and investment debts and support Austrian government bonds. Sustained trading shows market resilience amid reserve buying for bond deliveries.
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Woolworth
Bank Joana
Banka
Banda
Leveda
Stone Mountain Road Improvement Underway
Mayor J. H. Griffin says work to improve Stone Mountain Road from the town to the mountain is being completed as rapidly as possible. The city government and DeKalb county roads and revenues officials are cooperating on the project.
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Stone Mountain
J. H. Griffin
DeKalb County
Westinghouse Offers Employee Stock on Deferred Plan
Westinghouse Electric announces a plan enabling all employees to buy 20,000 shares of common stock at $33 per share with ten monthly installments and no interest. Subscriptions are for 1 to 20 shares, with dividends credited after August 1, 1923, when the plan starts. Participation is voluntary and nontransferable.
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Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
B. M. Herr
Artificially Reproduced Odor Elements in Lowers
The article notes that many odor-giving elements in lowers can be reproduced artificially, suggesting synthetic methods and materials may mimic natural scents. It discusses potential applications and implications for fragrance technology and product design.
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