Cotton Falls on July Opening as August Leads Decline
New York July 31 cotton market opens steady to up six points and becomes irregular. August rises to 12.35 on covering then declines with rains and lack of support. Liverpool and New Orleans grow weaker, prices drop from last night’s level, August at 1195, July sales emerge, and August closes down about 1 and a half points amid notices of 2000 to 3000 bales.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Ita
Texas
Southern Exchange
Atlanta Brokerage Co
Weatier
Bruce, Jones & Co
Mrac
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Arkansas
Bears
Chronicle
Baxter & Co
Wal of Commerce
Washington
North Carolina
London
Straits
Glasgow
Midleboro
Neva Foundry
Northern
Southern
Angle
Official Range and Sales of Stocks and Cotton Markets
The Liverpool Market reports dampness and moderate prices for upland cotton with 12 to 15 pm timings and 5 000 American, 4 700 speculative and export, and 17 000 American receipts. World visible cotton supply shows a weekly decrease of 97 756 bales compared with last week.
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Liverpool
New Orleans
Hester
Breck
United States
Jar
Great Britain
U. S
New York
New Orlean
Mobile
Charleston
Wimington
Norfolk
Baltimora
Boston
Newport News
Philadelphia
Brunswick
Fernanding Ve
Pensac
Port Arthur
Port Townsend
San Francisco
Portland, Or
el Paso
Laredo
Titali
Norfolk and Western and rivals mixed in vintage bonds
Fragmented OCR lists multiple railroads and bonds with prices and descriptors such as Norfolk and Western, Reading, St Louis and San Francisco, Texas and Pacific, Union Pacific, and others. Mentions debentures, convertibles, and various street quotes like 4s and 40s in a miscellaneous market page.
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Pacific
Atchison Oak
Toledo
St .Couts
West
Bae
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Alton
Wheeling and Lake
ITM
Wisconsin
Chicago
Great Wetern
Chicesa
Northwestern
St Louis
United States
Wella-Fargo
Mlace Mancoun
Daware
Hadron
Ae Delaeare, Wack and We
Amalgamated
Coppe
Anaconda Mining Co
Tle
Lowaential
Broklyn Rapid Transit
Wea
Kansas
Cts Schem
Columbus
Hock
Souleytte and Lashvile
Manhattan
Metropolitan St
International Paper
Missouri Pacific
Texas
National Land
New York Central
Ny Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Ashe
Republic Steel Boo
Rubber Gods
Rock Ilana Co
St L
San Francisco
Beil Nara Air Line
Igle
New York
Lo Voupen
Nieage M
St Paul General
Uleago
Northwestern Consoles
Hicenu
Rock Island
Pasifc
Inly Teanit
Levia General
Valermio
Denver City
Working Valley
Manhettan
Haltimore
Obio
Texan
New York Central General
New Jersey Central General
Weoay
Hirag
Ant Mion
Northern Pacific
Hiram
Ana Quincy New
Reading General
San Francisn
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Union ‘Pacite
Wabanh
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Continental
Cotton supply figures and market outlook steady but wary
The report outlines world and local cotton supply and demand trends with figures for American cotton, Egypt, India, and other sources, noting declines from last week and year, a pool controlling roughly 200,000 bales, and a cautious market stance as mills close. The Hubbard Bros. letter and Cothran & Co. commentary reflect concerns about artificial market manipulation and the need for natural factors to guide prices.
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Cothran & Co
New York
Fim
Fall River
Cotton market brief notes from July 31 reports
The article compiles Liverpool and New York cotton statistics and market letters. It notes expected modest price gains, a larger crop outlook vs last year, and port receipts. It summarizes futures activity in August, weather impacts in Texas and the Southern belt, and dry goods demand with current stock and selling patterns.
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New York
Wheat market ends weaker amid erratic trading
Chicago July 31 weakness dominated bread grains with September wheat closing 7-8c lower and corn oats 1-2c down. Provisions slipped 5-10c as hogs sold off. receipts and exports mixed. Weather and northwest damage pressured prices while late session losses brought futures to market bottoms.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Heceipta
Hsob
Atlanta
Liverpool
Northwest
Southwest Sol
Sic
Ogis
T Louis
Market reports show mixed grain and livestock prices July 31
Across regions and commodities, futures and cash quotes edged lower for corn and wheat while soybeans steadied. Livestock markets in Chicago and Kansas City remained varied with cattle and hogs showing steady to uneven demand, and regional fuel and grocery price notes interleaved with turpentine and rosin figures in Southern markets.
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Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
Pice Ags
Sheen
Tale Talese
Teyana
RAAB
John W Dickey Announces Cheap Round Trip to Tallulah Falls
John W Dickey offers a $2.00 round trip to Tallulah Falls departing Saturday afternoon August 1 with return by Monday. The notice appears amid a broad market digest from New York and London detailing futures, sugar, cottonseed products, and metal markets with various prices and notes on activity.
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Tallulah Falls
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