Cotton Market Mixed as Reports Signal Cattle and Grain Rebound
New York July 1 cotton trades held a quiet, modestly higher tone on early buying and foreign demand, then sagged as room selling returned. Strong Liverpool cables and sparse late news left markets cautious ahead of the August government report. New Orleans and other ports showed mostly steady to easy tones with limited demand, while weather across the Southwest and Texas offered uneven relief from drought.
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New York
Liverpool
Mississippi
Texas
Paris
Tex
Roswellville
New Orleans
Arkansas
Chicago
Far Northwest
Cat Belt
Murphy & Co
Nsc
Forth
Conch
South
Westion
Fort Smith
Atlant
Little Rock
Fort. Worth
Columbia
Southern Exchange
Futurex
Moring
Ohio Valley
Kentucky
Cordova BI
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear treaty about moisture and crop risks
The readable passages discuss moisture concerns and crop prospects with cautions on rules and forecasting. Aimed at evaluating monthly bureau reports, the text hints at prudence in harvest forecasts and possible impacts on trade.
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Asit Perrow
Iesuanss
Sexenis
Mistippia
Market and Crop Outlook From Southern Cotton Reports
Reading a mix of cotton market cables and meteorological notes, the issue discusses demand weakness, rainfall impacts, and late July reports. It covers Texas and Arkansas conditions, expected yields, and government forecasts, with price declines and cautious trading across New York letters from W. B. Small & Co. Hubbard Bros. Co. and Southern Exchange Cotton Letter.
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Hubbard Bros .& Co
New York
Tena
Chicago Market Reviewed on a Quiet Trading Day
Chicago session was calm on the board of trade with corn rising 1% to 1% as September led gains. Wheat steadied then closed easy while provisions fluctuated, and a Liverpool advance initially steadied wheat. Corn strength and export demand supported prices despite overall dull activity and ample receipts across grains and hogs.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Yonda
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Louis
Cincinnati
Market notes show mixed demand as heat harms crops
Observers note strong activity in corn and oats with heavy buying by commission houses on sharp price moves. Heat damage worsens across the corn belt while futures trade heavy on soft spots. hogs show weakness and shipments remain liberal amid cautious speculative interest.
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Salea
Sothwest
Livercoal
D& Te Selting
Wall Street Opens Low as Steel Strike Fears Persist
New York July 31 stock trading opened weak amid steel strike concerns and London declines. Early losses in United States Steel and rail shares gave way to mixed moves as big operators defended prices. Norfolk and Western rose on demand while the market overall showed limited volume and a cautious tone awaiting today’s Amalgamated association council meeting.
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New Orleans
Devgl
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association
United States Steel
Thijs Doubt
Norfolk and Western
United States
AtcHleon
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pennsylvania
S. Paul
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabavh
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Prime Mercantile Paper
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Dao-Starrtt
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Aecat
Do-Praf
AI Ontario
Chiragos
Howting
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St. Pout
Del.l
Santhera Railway
Erie
L. & West
Vaile
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Douvecannad
Amaearea Ieee Bsr
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Wisconsin
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Unitas Quavey
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Aircallayhous Amal Copper
Pacific
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Do. Praterist . | Bghy Apoconila Minn
Palaga
Iron & Staal
Gonsoi
Samae
Prstarrad
Union Hog & Papat
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Pratacra
UB Steel
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Cantral
Rur
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Murphy & O
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Bark Island
Baie Western Union
Wall Street
Ly ‘Wetarns
Alwriua
Monkr
E. Mackey &O
Wadson Fuilding
Flour and grain prices report from Atlanta market
July 31 Atlanta market notes show mixed grain quotes with wheat oats corn and rye. Prices listed include first and second class flour, white corn, oats and rye with varying statuses and small shifts in values.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Railway Reorganizes Freight Dept and Gateways
The Georgia railroad announces changes in its freight department effective today. George H. Wilcox becomes traveling freight agent with headquarters in Cincinnati, opening an office there. A. Dawson takes Wilcox’s Augusta post, A. RH Morgan becomes contracting agent, and H. B. Burst is named Atlanta soliciting agent. Suburban ticket requirements rise. conductors will charge higher rates for riders without tickets. Additional notices cover excursion rates, Rock ballast for Seaboard line, and Japanese Seoul-Fusan railway plans in Korea backed by $12.5 million. The El Paso and Southwestern forms, Rock Island expansion toward Kansas City and Topeka, and bridge work on the Kansas river are also noted.
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The
Georgia Railroad
Georgia
Cincinnati
George H. Wilcox
Augusta
A. ©. Dawson
A. RH. Morgan
HB. A. Burst
Atlanta
Central of Georgia
Halle
J. 8. Richardson
Southeastern Passenger Association
Athens
Watkinsville
Greenesboro
African Methodist Church
Montgomery
Ala
Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists
Buffalo
Seaboard
Richmond
Seoul-Fusan
Korea
Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin
Kansay City
Topeka
Kansas City
Kansas River
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Kanana
Santa Fe
Three Trains Daily to Tallulah Falls
Tallulah Falls railroad connects with Southern railway trains from Atlanta at 7:50 am, 12:20 pm, and 4:30 pm for Tallulah Falls. The resort is praised as popular, with unsurpassed climate and scenery, attracting visitors in the south.
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Tallulah Falls
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Tallulah Walia
Prices and goods in Georgia market and shipping
The report lists crate prices for pineapples at 2.00 to 2.60 and peaches with tied crates, notes Georgia butter and Tennessee butter slow sale, live poultry and ducks, onions and potatoes prices, and local naval stores data from Savannah and Charleston. Turpentine and rosin prices are given with receipts and exports figures, plus crude turpentine and tar values across markets.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Tennessee
Naval
Savannah
Charleston
Jaly
BC. D
Two Big Meteors Observed Over Toronto Sky
Globe reader J H Weatherbe reports two bright meteors seen Tuesday night July 2 over Toronto. The first appeared at 10 22 lasting about 30 seconds, traversing from Ophiuchus to Coma Berenice ending in two white fireballs. The second at 10 27 followed a shorter path, leaving a cloud of gas in its wake, with meteors visible for about ten minutes. Observers are asked to share additional details with the Astronomical Society secretary.
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Ontario
Globe
J H. Weatherle
Langley Avenue
The
Astronortical Society
Weatherbe
Ophiuchus
Coma Berenice
Berenice
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