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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1923
Page
9
New York prices eased as July liquidation and weak Liverpool cables dampened demand. Futures closed lower with July, October dipping, while spot New Orleans saw heavy selling ahead of first notice day amid uncertain tenders and favorable weather easing.
Interior and coastal cotton markets show varying middling prices and strong receipts. Reports list port receipts, stocks, and exports in multiple cities including Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Houston with totals for the day week and season. The figures reflect ongoing movement from mills to exporters and warehouses amid fluctuating demand.
Local market notes list various fruits vegetables and crates with prices and quality notes. Items include beans peas potatoes tomatoes peppers lepps leprrs and waterbenus with price ranges per crate and per dozen, corrected by John M Mcfallough Brand home 430.
New York money market shows varied rates with call money steady and short term loans at mixed terms. Foreign exchange quotes list demand and cables for Britain France Belgium Germany and other major centers along with miscellaneousollar rates, with several currencies showing fluctuations and forward bill quotes.
Chicago and St Louis markets show firm closing as wheat gains 18 to 5 8- higher with July near 1.03 and December around 1.07. Corn and oats rise modestly while hogs drop, lifting the grain complex amid light country offerings and harvest progress in Illinois. Export demand influences prices, with traders awaiting threshing and possible higher levels.
Market reports show live poultry and frozen items steady with varied prices. Cheese and cream unsettled, receipts high. Atlanta provision market lists various hams, bacon, pork sausage, wieners, and cold cuts with mixed pricing.
The Constitution's Radio Service broadcasts Atlanta bank clearings at 3,007,398.23 for Monday, against 6,273,454.99 the same day last year and 9,965,746.64 the same day last week. Cotton quotations cover middling staples, linters, and related futures from the U S Department of Agriculture data, with prices in cents and remarks on regional districts such as Atlanta, Birmingham, Columbia, and Chicago.
New York and Central debentures show varied closing levels with 8% notes at 104% and other issues trading across a wide range. The day’s bond totals reach 8.407 million dollars in sales, with volume differing from prior sessions and year-ago figures.
New York June 25 Bond prices largely fell in quiet dealings with many issues showing a reactionary trend. US government bonds slipped, Virginia Carolina Chemical and Cerro De Pasco declined, while Pacific Telephone and Wilson and Company moved up slightly. Several new issues surfaced including a $45 million Federal Land Bank offering as D G Derg’s reorganization plan looms. Total sales reached par value of $8,407,000.
New York June 25 Prices in today s curb market show a reactionary trend with selling pressure from professional short traders. Standard Oil issues hit hard with losses of a point or more for Standard Oil of Indiana and Kentucky Prairie Oil and Gas and Imperial of Canada. Roamer Motors 300 000 shares traded actively with 5 400 shares changing hands between 16 3 8 and 10 5 8. Durant fell 2 3 8 and Cleveland 1 Gen Alden Coal sagged 11 4 on miners wage talks. Mining group saw narrow fluctuations with Spearhead Gold and Goldfield Deep Mines among the most active.
Daily stock feature notes Chandler stock plunging in first hour to a yearly low of 47 percent amid reports dividend danger, which company officials deny while claiming earnings exceed twice dividend requirements. Copper market remains dull with weak export demand at 15 cents per pound, aided by a lingering postwar surplus. Auto stocks show big earnings but warn the industry may peak for years. Brudebaker and Chandler lack support, signaling caution in the sector.
Railroads anticipate May earnings up 10 to 50 percent led by eastern trunk lines and major western lines Trinity Central Northern Pacific Missouri Pacific Kansas City Southern Southern Pacific with strong gains for all southern routes. The rubber trade flags a 775 million pounds US intake for the year ending June 30 1928. Ford price cut rumors shake markets as Stude Baker faces unsold 1922 models while banks with Detroit ties expect a special dividend next month from earnings.
By Theo H Price editor commerce and finance New York June 25 a crop estimate of 10 1 2 million bales the reappearance of the boll weevil and Clemson College surveys indicate cotton market steadiness last week despite stock market weakness and banking fears. The article argues a world supply tightens price advance likely, with possible buyers contract at or below 25 cents and outlines three doubtful outcomes Europe demand a UK production rise or American buyers strike. It notes oil and sugar trends and ends with a note on General Pedro Nel Osina of Colombia.
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