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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1923
Page
7
New Orleans and New York reports show cotton prices climbing amid private crop prospects and acreage estimates. July and October futures rose to near daily highs as bullish weather and boll weevil concerns fueled buying. spot prices in New York and New Orleans remained steady to firmer with notable volume in late trading.
June reports and private crop condition data from New Orleans and New York suggest mixed signals for cotton. Analysts note optimism for fertilizers and methods yet warn of potential lower yields, while government figures may surprise with higher than expected output amid steady to firm market action.
The broadcast reports Atlanta bank clearings at 86,979,589.99 with 5,815,106.39 same day last year and 1,164,483.60 higher than last week. Atlanta middling lint prices are listed with a range for different staple lengths. Agricultural reports from U.S. Department of Agriculture project a large crop uncertainly, with 29 percent of the crop surveyed showing mixed conditions. Texas outlook raises concern for futures, while national ginner averages indicate varied prospects and potential production around 10,740,000 bales. Trade groups in Columbus discuss market expectations amid fluctuating prices and conditions.
The German Reichsbank weekly statement as of June 15 shows changes in gold holdings and currency in circulation. Gold totals reach 756,013,000 marks with 576,981,000 deposited abroad. notes and other assets rise, while investments and mortgages show mixed moves. The report notes increased currency in circulation and expectations of market movements through July 2.
Cotton receipts and stocks are listed for New Orleans, Savannah, Norfolk, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and interior markets with middling and price figures. Spot cotton in Liverpool shows firm demand and varied futures, while cottonseed oil trading in New York begins slow with late gains on limited offers.
New York June 22 Buying by bargain buyers and improved sentiment lifted the bond market with widespread rallies. U S government bonds gained modestly, rail issues and industrials advanced, Erie rails led with several issues up a point. Public offering of 45 million twenty year 4 1/2 per cent federal farm loan bonds expected Monday.
New York June 22 Quiet strength characterized the trading in today's curb market. The advance in several stocks was due to good inside support noticeable in the oil shares. Magnolia Petroleum jumped 8 1 2 points and Prairie Oil and Gas 10 on small turnover. Gulf of Pennsylvania showed heavy tone. Checker Cab strong in industrials on earnings report. Cleveland and Peerless Motors rose on short covering. New Jersey Zinc hit a 1923 low as zinc prices fell in Boston. Goldfield stocks were active.
Chicago and New York market notes show wheat advancing amid sparse hedging from the southwest and a soft North Dakota rate. Prices closed higher across futures with July, September, and December contracts lifting, while corn finished modestly higher and other grains fluctuated. Reports cite general harvests in Oklahoma and Kansas, with farmers delaying hedge sales awaiting better prices.
New York quotes show high and low swings with varying percentages in money rates and mercantile paper. Foreign exchange rates list multiple country values in cents and percent figures, while London silver and discount rates are noted. Atlanta produce prices cover peaches, squash, beans, and vegetables with crate and hamper prices, plus New potatoes and cucumbers reflecting current supply and demand conditions.
New York June 22 stock market activity remained quiet after yesterday's gains. Banking interests expected higher summer prices while acknowledging confidence has been shaken by recent failures and rumors. Rail stocks rose on light buying and dividend details emerged for New York Air Brake and Pullman.
Dr C A Constantine of Jonesboro Georgia argues for diversifying farms by planting less cotton and more grain. He cites lower overhead, better feed, and resilience against boll weevil losses, detailing rye and pea crops and profitable seed yields on his own land.
Strong banking support and inside buying pushed a sharp rally in the New York stock market, led by rails with bets on May and April earnings. Major dividends lagged, but gains came from industrials and speculative issues like southern, Frisco, and Erie. A2-1/2 point moves in Atchison and steady money markets capped a busy session.
Daily stock feature reports heavy liquidation in Southern Railway Co as prices rise from 21 in November to about 48 now. Atlantic Coast Line and L. and N. expected to advance. L. N dividend hike hinted with earnings strength. Other rails and AM Tel and Tel Co shares rebounded after recent dips. Hard market notes include Savannah turnover and assorted grain and commodity prices.
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