Teal Trouble in July Begins in New York Cotton Market
The cotton market opened firm with prices 4 to 11 points higher as traders on the bear side shifted due to crop and weather news from the South and West. Heavy rains hit Oklahoma and Texas, with intense cold adding bullish pressure. July rose to 12 cents, August to 11.89, and October to 11.29 as buying surged, then a late slump trimmed gains. London and New Orleans bids followed, with continued volatility and a daily net gain near 2 to 18 points.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Wall Street
Balkans
Si A.m
New Orleans
Liverpool
New York Stock Market Summary Today
The quotation shows the highest, lowest, and closing prices on the New York Stock Exchange along with the previous close.
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New York Stock Exchange
National and City Cotton Prices Across Ports and Markets
A listing of city by city mill price statements shows varied cotton middling and nominal rates across major ports and inland markets. Cities such as Atlanta Athens Macon New Orleans New York Philadelphia Boston Liverpool Savannah Augusta Norfolk Mobile Galveston Charleston Wilmington Little Rock Baltimore Memphis St Louis Houston Louisville Charlotte Greenville reflect steady quiet or firm middling levels with percentages and fractions indicating price differentials for the trading period.
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Atlanta
Athens
Macon
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Liverpool
Savannah
Augusta
Norfolk
Ile Mobile
Gialveston
Charleston
Wilmington
Little Rock
Baltimore
Memphis
St. Louis
Houston
Louisville
Charlotte
Greenville
Cotton Market Outlook Amid Weather and Rumors
Traders note July August futures demand, with McFadden buyers active and drought fears easing in Oklahoma and Texas. Weather reports from Dallas to New Orleans indicate variable rains and cloud cover, while bulls hope for continued strength as bears question July’s role and looming government crop data.
Stocks Drop On Supreme Court Minnesotas Rate Ruling
New York June 10 The stock market faced a persistent bear attack all day as the Supreme Court decision upholding state railway commissions to regulate rates triggered widespread selling. Northern Pacific and Great Northern preferred led declines while Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and J P Morgan aided select issues.
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Bears
United States Supreme Court
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L Oglock
Europe
West
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Preferred
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Inion Pacific
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
First National Bank
J. P. Morgan & Co
United States Steel Common
Preferred
Union Pacific
Reading
Weather, Markets Report from Washington and New York
Washington forecast shows fair weather with frost at night across the Middle Atlantic and New England regions through Wednesday. South Atlantic and East Gulf states face unsettled conditions with local rains. New York market reports firm petroleum and varied commodity prices, including wool, sugar, molasses, and coffee options sliding and steadies across several grades.
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New England
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Atlanta Markets Offer Wide Range of Fresh Produce and Staples
Market prices across Atlanta show fresh country eggs and butter steady, poultry rates by weight with hens and turkeys noted, fruits and vegetables priced per crate or pound, fish and flour varieties listed, and extensive grocery and feedstuffs including sugars, coffee, corn, oats, cotton seed products, hay, and pet foods. Strong entities include Atlanta markets, Jersey butter, Postell flour, Arbuckle coffee, and Purina feeds.
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Demurrer of Bank Director Overruled
Augusta GA June 10 Judge Henry Hammond overruled the demurrer of Bo Sherwood Dunn an indicted director of Citizens Trust Company Dunn will appeal If Hammond upholds Dunn he must face trial with D H Willard W B Pace Dr McFarlane and M Dowling for alleged criminal acts connected with the bank failure last July
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Citizens’ Company
Chicago Wheat and Corn Prices on June Market Close
CHICAGO June 10 Wheat No 2 red 994 to 103, No 1 Northern spring 92 to 2314, Corn No 2 58 1 2 percent to 59 3 4, Oats No 2 white 49 to 4019. Prices firmed slightly from morning lows with export talk cited and minor shifts across grades. Provisions steady to firmer.
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New York
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Minneapolis
Liverpool Grain Market Briefs June 10
Wheat opened five to six pence higher and closed four pence higher at noon. By 1 30 p m the gains narrowed to three to four pence, closing yd higher. Corn opened unchanged and by 1 36 pm remained steady to a small rise, closing unchanged to a halfpenny higher. Market from Liverpool.
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Condition Of Wheat Worse Than Reported By Bureau
The Inter Ocean reports a bearish view on the government crop figures with winter wheat in Kansas and Oklahoma ending lower than in the government data. Bears argue no bull movement is likely as corn hedging wanes and oats output nears 1.249 billion bushels amid an unexpected 1.1 percent rise in acreage.
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Inter Ocean
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Oklahoma
Chicago and St Louis Live Market Rates Report
Chicago hog receipts 14 000 with mixed and butchers bids 8 50 to 8 70. cattle receipts 6 000 steady with native beef steers 7 25 to 8 85. Texas steers 6 60 to 7 65. sheep receipts 15 000 steady with native and western 3 75 to 5 85 and lambs 5 10 to 7 50. St Louis cattle receipts 5 000 Southerns 1 100. native beef steers 5 75 to 8 75. calves 6 00 to 11 00. Texas steers 6 25 to 8 10. sheep receipts 6 500 steady with muttons and yearlings 5 25 to 6 50 and lambs 6 00 to 7 00.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Temperature Patterns Across Texas Coast and Cotton Belt
Mean temperatures along the Texas coast ran two degrees below normal, while the cotton region overall ranged near normal to four degrees above in parts. Weekly averages spanned 70 to 80 in the east, 74 to 82 center, and 76 to 80 in the west with Asheville North Carolina at 70 and Shreveport at 82. Precipitation was sparse in eastern Texas and scattered in Louisiana, but generally heavier and very uneven elsewhere in the belt, with totals exceeding two inches in portions of Oklahoma, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas.
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Opinion on grain from Chicago broker Bartlett Frazier
The June 10 dispatch notes selling pressure in Wheat from See Bartlett Frazier & Co. The market is not near, corn remains lightly traded and bearish though not weak, oats feel pressure from government figures and provisions show good demand with a firm undertone.
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Bartlett, Frazier & Co
Cost of Staples Up From May 1 Level
The average prices received by U S producers for staple crops rose about 4.3 percent from May 1 to June 1, exceeding the year ago rise of 1.2 percent and the five year May average of 3.4 percent. On June 1, staple crop prices were roughly 28 percent below the 1912 date, 5.1 percent below 1911, 9.2 percent below 1910, and 17.3 percent below 1909. Meat animals’ average prices fell about 3.7 percent from April 15 to May 15.
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United States
Atlanta Live Stock Prices For Beef Cattle And Hogs
Ruling prices for good to choice beef cattle and hogs are listed, with ranges by grade and weight. Beef cattle cover steers cows and heifers from 650 to 1,206 pounds, while hogs include prime, good butcher, pigs, and heavy rough hogs with per hundred weights and price spreads.
Bradstreet Grain Clearances and Park Opening
Weekly Bradstreet grain clearances show Wheat down 5.592 million bushels, Corn up 1.926 million, and Oats up 0.2 million. White City Park now open for visitors.
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White City Park
Unfilled Steel Orders Decline in May Reports
United States Steel Corporation reports unfilled orders at May 31 totaling 6,324,322 tons, down from 6,978,762 tons on April 30 and 7,468,956 on March 31, with 5,750,983 tons on May 31, 1912.
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United States Steel Corporation Today
Five hundred delegates attend national building owners convention
Cincinnati dispatch reports the sixth annual convention of the National Association of Building Owners and Managers opening with 500 delegates present. Atlanta, Georgia seeks to host the 1914 convention.
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National Association of Building Owners and Managers
Atlanta
Real Estate Dealer Urged to Publicize Targeted Property Reach
A local appeal asks real estate dealers to advertise the property in the newspaper that the preferred buyer class reads most. The plea emphasizes selecting a paper with strong circulation among potential buyers and encourages timely placement to maximize visibility.
Georgian Real Estate Ads Read in Evening Quick
In this area the Georgian is the primary source for real estate listings printed in the Evening Quick. The notice explains readers must consult the Georgian real estate ads for available properties and price ranges.
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