Cotton Prices Slide as Market Breaks in New York
New York June 20. A sharp decline in the cotton market pushed December contracts to 19.43, about $3.35 below the June 1 high. Favorable weather, improving crop prospects, weak cables, and reports from mill centers spurred selling. Closing prices barely steady, down 8 to 13 points. spot quiet with middling uplands at 12.25, gulf 13.50. No sales.
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Cotton Markets Report from Atlanta June 20
Softness developed in the cotton market over the week end with New York levels for the week and the current movement. Bearish sentiment emerged as visible American cotton supply reached 2,200,978 bales while July futures traded several points lower. Domestic receipts and stocks across key ports show varied activity with totals and exports noted, including rising New Orleans movement and mixed regional shipments.
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Stocks advance mixed as bears press signals in New York
New York trading shows bears pressing early as government reports loom for next month. Weak buying power, aim to distress weak longs. coffee slips about five points amid a lackluster session. Savannah purpentine prices hold around 46 to 47 cents with steady receipts and rising stocks. several grades quoted, window glass at 48.20.
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Wheat Down as New Crop Offers Spark Market Selloff
Chicago sent new crop offers that pushed wheat prices down and triggered a broad selling spree. Wheat fell 5-8 to 1-4% from session highs as corn and oats wilted, while provisions firmed on higher hog prices and stronger meat demand.
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European and American markets drift on weather news
June 20 report from Hubbard Bros New York notes good weather stirring cross market moves as buyers seek lower prices. Atlanta live stock market shows varied cattle and hog quotes with steady, moderate demand. grain and flour prices list multiple patent and feed items with wide ranges.
Jay Band Co Newark Market Report June 20
Heavy liquidation spreads through Newark as Tavorn Grable weather bow slows demand. Reports of improved trap indicate tighter buying and a weak spot in Bufope. Market likely to respond to upcoming volume, with expectations of a large crop to curb high prices.
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Atlanta Quotations Geoceries Corrected by Oglesby Grocery
Fidelity Fruit and Produce reports a varied Atlanta market this week with overstocked cucumbers and scarce tomatoes. Beans and squash priced higher, Irish potatoes clearing, head lettuce scarce as New York supply arrives. Pineapples and berries limited, cantaloupes overstocked, peaches improving, and poultry still scarce and pricey.
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Dry Goods Market Quiet and Prices Steady in June
New York June trade for dry goods remains quiet with steady prices. Jobbers push for immediate shipments as leather and brights show activity. Printing, broadcloths, prints and denim demand fluctuates amid curtailment and late contracts. Metals market dull with copper prices little moved.
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Rock Island Again Feature In Stocks
New York June 20 The Rock Island reorganization plan dominates the stock market with operating company gains and long holding company losses. Union Pacific and United States Steel push indices higher as weekly bank and bond data reveal mixed signals amid continued market turnover.
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Why Europe Is Taking So Much American Gold
New York June 20 Special For weeks crowds have watched Fallon pint kegs containing 50,000 in gold coin rolled to drays en route to Europe. This week nearly 70 million in gold shipments are record breaking, with Russia Germany England and France needing gold amid war fears and political shifts. Wall Street notes lower money rates and rising bank surpluses as gold flows abroad to cover deficits and pay maturing notes.
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Stocks Mark Time As Week Ends With Mixed News
New York stocks showed dull trading and small price moves as speculation faded. Hedging ahead of an awaited freight rate decision, buyers avoided heavy commitments while gold flows in Europe kept bullion markets active and sterling fell from recent highs. Livestock and grain markets across Kansas City and St Louis also reported varied receipts and prices.
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Roof Collapse Injures Six Men in Columbus Warehouse
Six workmen fell about eighteen feet when a warehouse roof collapsed in Columbus on June 20. Injuries ranged from back and leg sprains to a facial cut, with one man possibly fatally hurt. Faulty timber suspected.
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Skull and Bones Frighten Farmers in Muscogee County
In Columbus Georgia on June 20 six farmers reported to Sheriff Beard that skull and crossbones markings appeared on dwellings and other threats were found. The farmers say the signs may relate to their testimony and subsequent acquittal of a white man tried for murder.
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Vicar General Lucey Dead After Long Illness
The Rev. Joni M Lucey Vicar General of the Catholic diocese of Licto Jack and longtime pastor of St Josephs parish died in San Antonio Texas after a period of illness He was 81 and a Confederate veteran Made domestic prelate by Pope Pius X in 1903 He was also a noted writer
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