Cotton Futures Dip After Yesterday's Gains
New York June 23. Cotton futures gave up most of yesterday's rise amid renewed liquidation and light selling tied to weak trade buying, bearish Lancashire reports, and a favorable weekly weather bureau forecast. Close near the day’s low, with active month down 3 to 14 points at times, spot market quiet with middling at 13.25 to 13.50.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Barker Cables
Liverpool
Gulf
New Orleans
Jung
Dacauss
Sorta Louisiana
Cotton Markets Movement and Quotations Across Ports
The report lists receipts exports and stocks for multiple ports including New Orleans Galveston Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington Baltimore Boston New York and interior movement hubs. Highlights cover middling grades with percentages and volumes such as New York Middling 12 stock 117049 and interior totals 6319 receipts 4 exports 417318 etc.
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Fort Movement
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Bavannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Salena
BIOLK
Baltimore
Roston
Philadelphia
New York
Stork
Fia
Plains
Houston
Memphis
Amies
Augusta
Cincinnati
Tor.iota
Low
Jane
Oe Am
Car & Foundry Seab
American Cites Ptd
AL al An
Tel
Ksafar
Wahacco
Great Northern
Interborough - Met
City Boatbern
Lehigh Valley
Laviavilla & Naghy
Perney Liggett & Myéra
Bis
Ia Lorillard Co
Aia
Xani Texes
Missouri
Ifte
Patroleum
Cantras
Tie N. HL & H. Og
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Proass
Ivania
Tron & ‘Steeles
Rock Inland ‘Cs
Saaan
Seaboard Air Line
Steel & Tron
Southern Fairway
Tannensee Copper
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
U. & Steel
Utah
Virginia-Catalina
Western Union
Abe ‘Potatoalen
Osaga
Savannah
Pat Bo
Norfalls
Boston
Heustan
St Louis
Cinetanati State
Market Drift and Weather Reports Split Cotton Prices
Jay, Bond & Co notes early buying kept cotton steady with a small gain, but broad demand failed as favorable weekly weather reports sparked selling. New Orleans traders eased prices after government weather data showed a favorable crop outlook, with July futures dropping below 13 cents and spot cotton steady amid mixed offerings.
Atlanta Quotation Market Report for Livestock and Goods
Atlanta market notes wholesale beef cattle prices for various weight classes and quality levels. Also lists flour, grain, feed, groceries, meat packing terms, and general prices for hay, seeds, and bacon. Market conditions described as steady with mixed cattle supplies and hogs, plus canned and dry goods pricing from Atlanta and New York reports.
Cotton Seed Oil Market Turns On Renewed Demand and Shifting July Contracts
Cotton seed oil futures show renewed demand in July with widespread transfer from July to August and other months. Final prices hold steady on October with minor losses of 1 to 4 points. spot prices around 7.16 and 7.06. Sales reach 15,100 barrels as market stalls amid weak outside demand. Memphis notes prime meal at 27.50 and other meal prices steady.
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Angel Food
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Gloria
Tholes
C. S
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C. S. Bull
Patsy Mana
Purina
Forina
Orater Bhatia
Victory Horse
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Braun
Georgia
Ccm
Wran
Walt
F.o
Atlanta
Rce
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Sey Tanger
Taare
Memphis
New York
Bramlian
Iada
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Havre
Hamburg
Rounehongars
Henaillan
Jundiahy
Santos Cabies
Youra
Sao Paulo
Ako
Mmelaanes Suger
July Liquidation Dominates Hubbard Bros Trade News
Hubbard Bros. & Co. of New York reports a July liquidation dominates trading as crop outlook improves in most areas except Memphis. Prices declined from bureau report highs, traders expect lower government figures for the month, and the day saw more selling than buying. European markets are expected lower tomorrow amid rain damage concerns.
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John F. Bysework
Aera
Jmarket
Bears
Gerepinft
New York
Memphis
Apel
Wheat market sinks on bleak Kansas yield outlook
Chicago June 23 Wheat prices slumped to their weakest since harvest as official Kansas yield estimates hit 120,000,000 bushels. Bulls were dampened by a near perfect spring crop outlook while improved shipping and Oklahoma joining drought aided corn. Oats, rice, and provisions edged lower or unchanged amid a broad market decline.
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Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Weather and Agricultural Update Across Cotton Belt and Markets
National Weekly Weather Bureau bulletin reports favorable conditions across central and eastern cotton belt with good growth, intermittent showers in the west. rainfall improves drought, boll weevil presence noted in Louisiana Mississippi Alabama. South regions see rain relief, Florida yields improving but some crops lacking. Georgia drought ended, tomato and melon shipments rise. prices and receipts listed for hogs, cattle, sheep, and grains across Chicago and regional markets.
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Atlanta
Gsae
Brant
Columbus
Macon
Shello
Man
Tome
Tallannown
Toccoa
Weat Point
Texas
Houston
Charleston
Anensta
Sivannah
Montgomery
Lottie
Bleinhis
Vicksbure
New Orleans
Little Rock i
Gilehama
M. 75Th Meridian
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Ormors
Carolinas
Georgia
Oklanhoma
Arkansna
Loulue 1 Tana
Alabamia
Amastastop
Lousiana
Washington
Suite
Navy
Cotton Belt
Bureau
Louisiana
Capeulelly
Piorida
Florida
Prices of stocks start downward in reactionary market
New York June 3 reactionary tendencies prevailed as selling spread across blocks including heavy Harriman railroad stocks. Despite firm sterling and unchanged money, gold outflow to Europe and high gold movement pressured markets. Industrials faded late. bonds varied. total US bond sales $2.35 million. London and foreign rates mixed amid subdued copper and tin trading.
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Supreme Court
Western Railroad
Harrimans
Europe
United States
Heavy Outflow of Gold to End Soon
Washington reports treasury officials expect the unusual gold outflow to cease as export profits wane after a decline in exchange rates. Europe has begun buying American grain and wheat shipments to Europe are rising. Harvest prospects improve, supported by finance bills and scarce gold shipments, with fifteen wheat ships already chartered for Europe.
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Treasury Department
Europe
United States
George BW. Roberts
Mint
New York
Treawury Department
Cub Treasury
T. B. Gleaton 18 Named Treasurer of Crisp
Cordele Ga June 23 Special After considering many applications W Coney ordinary of Crisp county has appointed T B Gleaton father of the deceased county treasurer to fill the unexpired term of R M Gleaton ending January 1. Since Saturday the number of candidates for the two year term beginning January 1 has risen from five to fifteen.
Germany plans for Nicaragua canal raise US fears
Washington June 23 German interests allegedly pressed Nicaragua for canal rights and compensation beyond the US treaty terms. Senor Chamorro testified that German bankers may have influenced Nicaragua, implying a bid to rival Panama with private funding while US protection and electoral guarantees were debated. He noted Marines guarded railroads and discussed past influence by former American minister Weltzler.
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Senate Foreign R Relations Committee
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Enouen
Senur Chamorro
Germany
Baldy
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Metitanons
Panama
Benor Chamorre
Cuba
Interetsis
Republic
Adolfo Diez
White House
New York
Senor Chamorro
Weltzl
Diaz
Weltzel
Nicaraguan Council of State
Strike stops trains on Louisiana and Northwest railroad
Gibbsland La June 28 Although the strike of employees on the Louisiana and Northwest railroad was reported to have been compromised Monday no trains were run over its line today. The situation indicates little prospect for the immediate resumption of traffic. President Hunter of the road is en route from St Louis to Baton Rouge to confer with the attorney general and state officials on an early settlement. The strikers are the firemen and shopmen who claim they are owed wages.
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Louisiana and Northwest Railroad
Hunter
St. Louis
Baton Rouge
For Woman Suffrage. St. Louis June suffrage petitions
For Woman Suffrage. St. Louis reports that 33,000 signatures have been gathered for a constitutional amendment enfranchising women. The petitions will be submitted to the secretary of state and transported to Jefferson City by large delegations.
No Railroad Control of Canal Benefits
Washington June 33 The Supreme Court upholds Interstate Commerce Commission power over canal benefit distribution, limiting railroad influence on long and short haul rates. The decision ends debates on whether railroads or the commission should regulate trade balances between interior and seaboard cities in water competition.
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Voting for Nominees for Reserve Directors
Washington reports voting closed for nominees to the twelve new federal reserve banks. Banks selected electors to cast votes for Class A and Class B directors, with three Class A and three Class B directors per bank. Nomination lists will go to accredited electors, who will indicate choices to the organization committee. Class C directors are chosen by the Federal Reserve Board. Absolute secrecy is promised to prevent domination by any group.
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Federal Reserve Board
Organization
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Banka of
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Near Hanged for John Wilkes Booth in Civil War Era
In Shamokin Pennsylvania June 23 Captain J. W Haas commander of the Ninety sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers died here. After Lincoln's assassination Haas who bore a striking likeness to John Wilkes Booth was arrested by troops as a mob tried to lynch him on the way to the Clearfield oil region. Captain Vanston, a well known mine superintendent, is also mentioned in the report.
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J. W Haas
Ninety Sixth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Lincoln
Haas
J. Wilkes Booth
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
Vanston
Peer of Scotland Gammell Forbes Ends Life in Hotel
Dundes Scotland June 23 Horace Courtenay Gammell Forbes nineteenth Baron Forbes a representative peer for Scotland cut his throat today in a hotel where he had lived for three months Baron Forbes was 80 years old and succeeded to the title in 1868 His heir is the Hon Atholl Monson Worbes a brother
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Scotland
Horace Courtenay Gammell-Forbes
Forbes
Baron Forbes
Atholl Monson-Worbes
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