Cotton Market Rebounds After Losses as Prices Steady
New York June 24 The cotton market recovered from yesterday’s losses with a steady close 10 to 15 points higher. Private cables suggested Liverpool’s decline was not matched, spinners and continental buyers showed interest, and south weather forecasts pointed to continued heat and drought. Early gains drew buyers while late trading saw Wall Street selling and a stock market dip. Spot cotton remained quiet with middling uplands at 13.25 and 19.50 for the wulls, with no sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Wall Street
Carolinas
Middims Uplands
Cotton Markets and Midland Receipts Across U S Ports
Historic cotton market report shows receipts exports and stock levels by port including New Orleans, Galveston, Mobile, Savannah, Wilmington, Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and regional routes. Totals indicate weekly receipts 19 896 exports 26 130 stock 409 900 with interior movement and port-to-port variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Orlsany
Galvaston
Recelpes
Mater
Mobile
Savannah
Diddling
Anperti
New York
Galveston
Ron
Orleans
Ea Bor
Charleston
Wilmington
Norton A
Boston
Pensacol
Pacific Coast
Aioe
Houaton
Memphis
New Orleans
New Orleans Cotton Market Pressures June 24
New Orleans cotton futures rose on hot weather and growth fears boosting new crop contracts by about 18 to 19 points while old crop gains were limited by profit taking. July held at around 8 points up as deliveries fears weighed, market closed with modest gains and spot cotton remained quiet with varied classifications and receipts around 92 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grouth
Cros
Texas
Market notes show steady undercurrent amid dry hot Atlantic weather
Hubbard Bros. and Co report new advances in cotton markets driven by dry hot Atlantic weather, especially in North Carolina. Traders anticipate relief after Friday, with expectations that a 15 point rise could occur as July and August crop prospects improve. Market remains narrow with little interest and a cautious tone ahead of month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unrs
Maries
Jane
Cotton Market Shows Strength as July Spurs Cover
John F. Black & Co reports the cotton market firm with July lifting prices 13 to 16 points amid expectations of larger carryover and potential big dealing as traders anticipate improved demand after Friday. Abort interest remains, with new crop months advancing despite bullish floor sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ean
Hearlth
Goffes Brose Ten Politta
Decline Recovered in New York Markets Despite Adverse Heat
Jay Bond & Co reports yesterday's decline reversed with a full recovery in prices. High legal trading saw a rush but markets stayed steady while cuts led to an uptick. Interior receipts show a deficit versus normal, with year over year comparisons indicating differences in volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantics
Weather summary from district report notices
The document notes yesterday's lowest temperatures for 24 hours ending 3m. 75th meridian time with minimums for two periods and a general weather state. It records average highs and lows from center reports and cites precipitation and observation counts. Scattered showers are mentioned at a few stations with rain and cool conditions prevailing across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. von Herrmann
Wheat declines drive down prices in Chicago market
Wheat futures tumbled amid expectations of a bumper US harvest while Liverpool and local factors pressured prices. Corn and oats weakened, while hogs kept provisions firm. cash meats in strong demand as beans and other grains showed mixed shifts. Names such as Rascia Roumania and Chicago Wheat markets appear in the report, with prices and regional quotes from Chicago and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rascia
Roumania
United States
Liverpool
Cotton Seed Qil Market Summary from New York June 24
Cotton speeds lower on renewed agitation and weak buying power with July sales and September notes. Reofiners purchased July and sold September. final prices down 1 to 4 points. Spot 7.10 to 7.50. Futures show modest declines. open quotes for June July September October November December January. Memphis notes cotton seed products prices for oil, meal, linters. raw sugar steady in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Memphis
Jude
1913 Cotton Crop Largest Ever Grown in U S
Final figures from the census bureau place the 1913 cotton crop as the largest the United States has grown apart from 1911. The total value was about 1.04375 billion dollars with record ginning and seed production. Features include Imperial Valley California and Arizona yields, plus a growing area expansion and noted acreage changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Imperial Valley
California
Arizona
Atlanta Quotations on Live Stock and Provisions Market
Market reports show cattle receipts moderate with steady prices for good beef cattle. Prices span good steers 6.25 to 6.85 per cwt 800 to 1,000 pounds and cows 5.75 to 6.75, with various weights and grades detailed. flour grain and feed items listed alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W. H. White, Jr
White Provisi
Genatecra
Angel Food
Victory
Gloria Fock-Heng
Gloria
Tselt-Ensian
Sweal
Harper
Patsy Mast
Patsy
Purina
Purina Weratels
Pankage
King Gorn
Cietese
A. B.C
Sifalfa Neal
B. W
P. W
Chelesby Grocery Company
Axio Greave
Alderney
Seo
Horaford's
Navy
Spaghett
Wolk
Wendy
Beeves
Stern
Atockers
St. Louis
Texas
Apring Iamta
Mansay City
Dune
Railway Stocks Center of Attack
New York June 24 market activity rose above recent averages as a downward trend resumed following a Supreme Court decision in the beek by the im ler-mountain rate case. Rail stocks led the drop with declines from 1 to nearly 7 points, New York Central St Paul and Baltimore and Ohio among the hardest hit. United States Steel and other issues fell under selling pressure while Pan Handle and United Dry Goods preferred posted notable losses. Bonds weakened with Intermuational Pump Bs down about 6 points. total par value of sales at $2,646,000. Government bonds unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dargely
Supreme Court
New York Central
St. Paul
Baltimore
Ohio
United States
United Dry Goods Preferred
Europe
London
Money and Exchange and Market Notices, June 24
New York and London financial notices report mercantile rates, bond and money markets, copper and tin quotations, foreign exchange, and dry goods market steadiness. Includes government bonds, railroad weakness, gold and silver prices, and naval stores figures with extensive unit quotes and daily receipts.
Anti-Trust Measure Worries Committee in Washington
Washington June 2. After ten days of consideration the Clayton anti trust bill the house favored by the senate Judiciary committee shows no clear path. Committee members found ground on prohibiting interlocking directorates and holding companies but split on preventing price fixing. Labor sections sparked lengthy arguments and some members fear no report this session. Senator Cummins proposed five amendments to extend powers to forbid interlocking directors and to allow the FTC or ICC to determine when commerce is restrained. Debates hint at possible White House pressure to limit anti trust legislation this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate Judicary Committee
Senate
Cummins
Judiciary Committee
Federal Trade Commission
The
Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce
Bank Board Nominees To Be Confirmed By Senate
Washington June 24 Admin supporters on the senate banking and currency committee will seek approval for five nominations to the Federal Reserve Board by President Wilson. Secretary McAdoo discussed the nominations with several committee members amid opposition to Paul Warburg and Thomas D Jones, but leaders expect confimation. He reportedly denied prior personal financial ties with Kuhn, Loeb & Co., connected to Warburg, and explained the Tubes under the Hudson had relations with Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingto
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
McAdoo
Paul Warburg
Accused of Using Mails to Defraud in Tennessee Deal
Philadelphia June 24 charged with using the mails to defraud Colonel George Wilkinson president of the Central Tennessee Development Company and Mahlon Van Buskuk counsel for the concern were arrested and held in 2500 bail by a United States commissioner It is alleged the company explored Spoog City Tenn using the mails to induce purchase of land owned by the development company and the bonds and other securities issued
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Glynn and Hearst Travel Together on Train
Governor Martin H Glynn of New York and William Randolph Hearst arrived in Chicago on the same train today and denied any political significance in their trip They said they were not traveling together Glynn plans a continental tour to absorb ideas for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Martin H. Glynn
New York
William Randolph Hesrat
Nee
Glynn
Isivig
Peachtree Street parcel sale signals central market shift
Real estate notes describe Peachtree and Baker streets corner property near the governor’s mansion, with a steam shovel at work cutting down the old Scott residence. The corner will be subdivided and offered publicly, as one of the few open market parcels on Peachtree in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peachtres
Dr. Scott
John J. Woodside
Teis
Peachtree and
Baker Streets
Scott
Peachtree Street
Cain Streets
Sumter County
L. P. Weathers
I. Futtman
Edward Alexander
Alexander
Negroes Lose Clothing as Pawnshop Fire Rages
A fire at Joe Jacobs Pawnbroker on Necator Street destroyed the stock of garments belonging to black customers, leaving hundreds without winter wear as cold weather nears. Firefighters arrived quickly and contained the blaze, which investigators suspect may have started from discarded cigarette butts by workers building a nearby structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jacobs
Necator Street
Motoreela
Palmer
Dodd
Shumate
Jacobs
Man Hanged Refuses New Suit for Execution
In Harrisburg a condemned man named Pascal Tali, described as a Black man, was hanged today for murder. He refused to wear the provided new black suit for his execution, saying he would face death in his own attire. A preacher or crowd sang “Casey Jones” as the final rites began at midnight prior to the hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pascal Tali
Taday
Hla
Hall
Casey Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Houston
Augusta
Hubbard Bros. & Co
John F. Black & Co
Jay, Bond & Co
Eta
York
Steeneray Safer
Tancfagegg
Fae
Moby May
Panama
American Agricultural Bea
Bidars American Tel. & Tel. Co
Archivon
Atlantic Coast
Bixitimore
Central of Georgia
Central Leather Oa
Chesapeake
Ghio
Dias
Bia
Eae
B. É& Quincy Joint
Loui Ghiongo
MUL St. Paul
RL & Poo
Illinois
Louisville
A& Nashville UN
Liggett @ Myers
Lorillard Oy
Misouri
Norfolk & Western cv
YM & Hartford
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Republic ‘Frog
É& Steot
St Louis
San Bran
Seaboard Air Line
Tobacco
Eiectric Ts Taz
Billnais Central Ag
Interborough - Met Az
Kan
Southern
Pray Sly
Leniel
Foulsvile & Valley Noohv
Liggett Myers
Loridara Co
Missouri ,Pacific
Irqn & Steal
Rock Island
St & Gan
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tenneaties Copper
Texan & Pacific
Union Pacifie
Ws. Brsel
Aia Do
Ucan
Virginia-Carolina Chemicals
Western Union
Atlante
Ae. m
Bea
Xonattancora
Columbus
Clear
Gainesville
Lear
Greenville
Griffin
Montgomery
Mabno
Spring
Hansen
Mney
Yeparts
Bene Concensiona Id Geome
Sulex
Spot
Essy
Htlonot
Santon
Uid Coffae
Cordova
Nad
Havro
Trano
Hamburg
Pfon
Jandiahy
Touay
Santos
Sac Pato Recelpia
A.co Dugast
Honduras
Plendy
Japan
Cc ‘Country Produce
Ansas
Towie
St. Laws
Mentors
Gune
Muuer Sunady
Aso
White Provisien Company
Baron, Wilde
Fideaty Fruit and Pro Juce Company
GroBala Bay
Georgia
Florida
Consorm
Barditver
Meg
Auguste
Cleveland
Sebbers
Naval Stores
Ab Todo
Fed
Kaga
Bank Board
Hearst
Whitehall Paviax
Whitehall Street
Mitehwil
Garnett Streets
J. DB
C. A. Fleming
George P. Dickson
Dau Avende
UK Street
Geli
George P Dickson
T. O. Poole
Sage
Atlanta Cemetery Association
L. W.morbuck
North View
Charles Wood
Clytten Lynnm
Lok
Ashby Street
Way Street
Cooper
Gurtine
Cutiningham Place
Sno—Luther
We H. Swangson
Chestnut Street
Marcus Jannzon
Mre Mollie BR. Nort
Powern Berry
Als
Carrie L. Alford Heynally
New Lone
W. D. Burke
Aiderant Street
Font
Bassetract
Kittie I Maddux
Georgia Savnex Bank and Trust Company
Capitol Avenue
Interurban Development Corporation
J. A. Campagli
Vernon Avenue
Ormewood Avenue
Helen J. Williamson
W. A. Doney
Cleveland Street
Wylie Street
Lune
Jack B. Stewart
Ned B Jones
West
Oliver's Alley
Larkin
Kauffman
James M
Peaser
Frank Bf. Spratlin
Hala
Stel
Roland Ho Howe
Martyn Street
Havcood Atkerk
John DB. Shumate
Tsuzabeth
Routh Boulayard
Barney Street
Tonm &. Owens
Be. B. Warchintk
Lexi Strent
Peachtren Avenue
W. B. Disbra
Ogietrea
Merritts Avenue
Dayton Place
Dayton Place, 40x100, June 15, $120. Aanidae Moon
Columbia Avenue
Fort
Jeferaun Street
W. EK. Waesley
Linian J. LoGhnte
Virginia Avenue
Old Todd Road
J. M. Carter
Tall Poresman
Hear Pale Street
Jubie
F. 1. Jones
J J. Wort
Lambert Street
Bennedy
Lalla H
J. J. Weet
Stewart Avenue
Simpson Siteet
Lillian K. ‘LeConte
May W. Wallace
Myra EB Chishnim
Fred Hoch
Yedade Way
Sarah Jenkins
Mortrage and Bond Company of
Gordon Atreey
James M. Fraser
Merchants and Mechanical Hankins and Loan Company
Westminter Drive
Brook Saale Farle
Fulton Courte
Herrington
Marlin Street
Hayrood “Forest
Aomlib
Omer Wandas
W Carr
Latimer
Gallatin Street
Stare Treet
Wemingian
Frink M
Sprat- Min
Martin Street
Musgoud Acrear PO
Emipire Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Tnterurbas
Carporiton Jet
Reany Trust Company
Harriet Brandup
Forsyth Street
Luckie Street
Janex & Branch
K. Butler
Whitshall Street
Permura
Guona
Ponce de Leon Vbhde
Mraom
Teoctary
Rede Domes
Frasher Archlivet Dus Werk
A Caldwell
Qelsthirde Street
J. O Moore
South Pryor
Phevala Taning
East Merritts Avenue
Fran
Lotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Ita Orgai
New York Coffee Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
JAY, Bond & Company
Newark Cotton Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
Beaver Street
Hanover Square
Keston Exchange
Orlexus
B. Currier
JAS
Floyd
Kennedy
Amst
Caskier
FE. Block
G. Donovan
J.D. Leitner
Atlanta National Bank