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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1913
Page
2
A chaotic Atlantic wire report notes Nasen 2g and New York players trading bursts of action. Rumors swirl about a late push by Navy or other teams as the crowd chants and the clock winds down.
The article details a volatile session in New Orleans cotton trading with price chatter, fluctuating bids, and limited demand. Traders report unsettled futures, cautious interest from mills, and steady to lighter activity as the market opens and adjusts through the day.
Fragmentary OCR data references Liverpool cotton statistics with garbled place names and numbers. The readable items mention unusual codes and figures like 7499000 and references to dates or regimes but lack coherent facts or structure to form a clear event or outcome.
Unclear fragmentary OCR text. Readable names or places not discernible. Summary focuses on garbled section about Sea Island Cotton and related phrases, with no valid event or entities to report.
The report surveys a broad array of markets including cotton futures, stock activity in New Orleans and Charleston, and overseas trade with Britain and Japan. It notes firm tones in cotton, steady copper, and varied grain prices with weekly port receipts and stock movements.
A summary of international finance including francs, rentes, and exchange rates, with notes on Berlin Soventer, London money markets, and New York money and commodity figures. Reports cover sugar and molasses trends, coffee futures, silk prices, Brazilian receipts, and futures bids and closes with varied price movements.
November 28 reports show limited bullish items while prices edged lower and then firmed. Weather and weak buying kept sentiment cautious as traders priced December positions and provisions reacted to modest gains.
The page lists a wide range of grocery items with per unit prices such as rice, syrup, chocolates, baking powder, lard, and oils, alongside live stock quotations for cattle hogs and sheep. It reports regional market vibes, December dairy and produce notes, and confirms nationwide market dullness with treasury figures and receipts.
New York reports nervous cotton markets over the past week with no definite trend. Trade talks center on crop estimates, ginning returns, and modest buying for old business. sentiment remains mixed amid rumors of small crop size and varied figures from Memphis to Liverpool.
Secretary Hester reports New Orleans cotton figures showing movement into sight down 19,000 from last year for the week, with 28 days of November down 14,000 and 89 days of the season up 162,000 from last year. World visible supply rises 251,448 for the week while American production totals 4,075,940 with Egypt India and Europe contributing gains. Spinners’ takings for the week total about 486,000 with global demand pattern outlined by region and port.
New York market action faded as call money climbed to 10 percent, curbing active speculation. Industrials fell 1 to 2 points while Amalgamated faced selling pressure. Currency outflows and upcoming December payments influenced sentiment, with total U S bond sales steady at 1,125 par value.
Cattle receipts in Chicago at 7 000 head with calves firm and Texas steers around 36 to 40 with prices noted. Hogs receipts near 47 600 with varied classes and prices. Sheep receipts 25 020 with lambs weak and yearlings around 20.25 to 600. Kansas City reports hog receipts 6 00 weak, cattle 2500 with southerns steady prime steers about 8 2 900 dressed meat at 8 20. Louisville reports cattle receipts 100 steady at 2 50 to 9 00, hogs 1 700 up about 20, sheep 100 steady with lambs down.
New York markets remained steady with cottons and carpets showing activity while domestic wools and silks were quiet. South American wools attracted buyers as foreign offerings held steady, with yarns and related textiles showing subdued demand.
The data outlines yearly totals and comparisons for several spinner groups. Northern spinners show increases to 4,218,600 against 4,000,000 last year and 4,711,000 the year before. Southern spinners report 53,000 this year versus 83,000 last year and 824,900 the year before. Foreign spinner figures include 283,000 against 2,122,000 last year and 2,766,000 the year before.
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