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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
2
New York and southern markets showed an initial drop with January cotton near offers. Trade rallied as bullish ginning and strong general demand emerged, with Liverpool offering limited supply and spot demand reported strong in the south.
A London to New York style market update notes open interest and prices in cotton futures and spot markets. Reports from Savannah and New Orleans show mixed activity with large bales traded and futures fluctuating as traders weigh private crop estimates near 17 million bales versus current demand and weather impacts.
Africa in the corrected sheet, prices listed for numerous commodities such as Ale Uroats-Diamond $1.75, No. 1 Mica $4.25, Red Rock Syrup $1.56 per gallon, and various groceries and provisions. The document also covers meat markets, hogs, cattle, and regional wholesale figures with dates and prices, including stock and dairy items and a section titled PROVISION MARKET corrected by Whites Provision AG.
Chicago November 7 Strength of foreign markets lifted wheat futures to a net advance of about half a cent. Corn stayed firm on weather worries and steady cash demand. Provisions softened on liberal selling as traders noted uneven global supplies and local selling pressure.
Reports show cash and futures prices for wheat corn oats and barley across Chicago St Louis Kansas City. Entries list No 2 hard No 2 red and No 2 white wheat with varied bids plus December May futures for wheat corn and oats and spot quotes for Liverpool and La Plata markets.
New York reports a unsettled week in cotton with prices easing from high records amid liquidation and southern selling. Better southern weather, rising receipts, and uncertain trade demand fueled varied crop estimates, while late improvements in ginning hinted at tighter supplies. Forecasts show wide opinion on yields, with most around 14 million bales. census expectations loom around 5.7 million for a morning reading versus 4.27 million last year. Foreign outlooks echo cautious demand as global crops loom large.
Dun's Review reports irregularities in the business scene with limited overall reaction. Some regions show trade gains over last year as cold weather boosts seasonable merchandise demand and accelerates deliveries, highlighting depleted wholesale and retail stocks. Dry goods transactions rise, remaining firm in value. bale numbers and wool quotations move in steady ranges with cross-bred and foreign wools trading at full rates.
New Orleans November 7 Secretary Hester reports a rise in movement into sight versus the prior two years with 68 days into the season up 286 000 bales from last year and 1 021 000 above 1910. World visible supply totals 4 518 073 bales with American cotton dominant and spinners’ takings up across regions.
New York reports a tentative market upturn after a long stretch of depressions as gains in Amalgamated, Reading, Union Pacific lift sentiment while rubber stocks decline on new stock issues. London buying activity and optimistic money market outlook support a broader advance. Copper stocks rise on positive yet cautious producers’ data and anticipatory bullishness. US bonds show irregular moves with an overall cautious tone and a $1,332,000 par value in play.
New York November 1 money on call 314 rate 4 closing 3 percent. Sterling exchange steady at 4.80 25 for 60 days 4.8490 for demand. Government bonds steady. Treasury statement November 7 shows net balance 125,384,017 in general fund and yesterday receipts 52,609,695 payments 2,083,729. Fiscal year deficit 6,919,724 versus 2,147,048 last year. Mining stocks list Calumet and Arizona Greene Cananea North Butte.
London trading showed an irregular tone with heaviness in forenoon due to Mexican situation. Mexicana recovered later while other shares stayed uneven. American securities opened steady with Pele buying and prices rising, then fluctuated but closed steady.
London money markets show consol rate at 2 1 2 percent and 3 percent discount for short bills. Berlin reports exchange to London at 20 marks 494 pfennigs with private discount around 9 1 2 percent. Paris quotes francs 86.60 centimes for rates. Nov 7.
New York November 1 The Copper Producers association reports November stocks on hand rising by 2 775 245 pounds. Previous month production reached 139 070 481 pounds a 7 659 26 percent increase. Domestic deliveries total 68 173 720 pounds up 1 836 823 from September while foreign demand falls 4 960 302 pounds. Total deliveries lag by 3 624 979 pounds.
Naval Stores reports show turpentine steady with modest receipts and firm crude prices in Wilmington. Rosin and tar hold firm with mixed stock movements. petroleum, hides, and leather noted in broader market summaries. Rice items in New Orleans indicate rough Honduras and Japan sales strength, with various receipts and prices across regions.
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