Cotton Market Rally Reflects Drought and Demand Push
New York on August 2 reports a steady opening in the cotton market with prices up to 1 to B points as cables and English fall buying support gains. New Orleans activity shows 5,000 October and 5,090 December bales traded in the pit, while overall demand remains robust amid drought forecasts. spot sales reach 5,356 bales. The World’s Visible Supply note from New Orleans records declines vs last week and last year, with totals across regions illustrating tight supply, and the Dry Goods Market notes dull but firm staple cottons and steady odds across textiles.
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Howes
Tme
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Spo
Seles
Liverpool
Hester
Egypt
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Europe
E. Small & Co
Athersa
HE. & B. Beer
Daxas
Waa
Shane
Ateady
St. Molasses
Pan
R. G. Dun & Co
Cotton market and port movements from major southern cities
The report outlines cotton prices and market activity across ports including New York, New Orleans, Galveston, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, Norfolk, Baltimore, and Boston. It notes middling uplands and gulf prices, receipts, stock levels, and general steady to quiet conditions, plus a Birmingham to Birmingham return train schedule via Southern Railway.
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New Orleans
Savannah
Galveston
Norfalk
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
Houston
Steaiy
St Louis
Bionday
Seis
BMG Thesday
Esnart Wednessty
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Gulf
Atock
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Baston
Liverpool
Great Britain
United States
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Galveston É Hae
Willington
Baltmor
Boston
Newport News
Brunswick
Philadelphia
Port Arthur
Pensacola
Atlanta
State of Weather
Chattanooga
Columbus
Gainesville
Gromnsville
Griffin
Macon
Newnan
Trome
Spartenbure
Toccoa
Clear
Weat Point
Clea
District Averses
Central Station
Little Rock
Montgomery
Vicksburg
Oklahoma
Alstelots
J.B. Marbury
Cotton market reports and receipts in Memphis and New York
Recap of August 2 cotton activity across Memphis and New York shows quiet trading with minimal trades, steady to higher prices, and notable receipts and stocks. Letters from E Small Co, Murphy & Co, and Hubbard Bros detail dull markets, mixed Texas conditions, and anticipation of government bureau data, with visible supply changes and varying regional weather impacts.
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Southern Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Bureau
Weather and Cotton Prospects Across Georgia and Alabama
July weather brought mixed results for the cotton crop across Georgia and Alabama. Analysts warn of a late crop with stands badly broken but potential for a fair yield if rains arrive within days. August remains critical with drought risks and the need for steady warmth and moisture. Liverpool cotton stats and Sea Island notes accompany the regional outlook, underscoring tight market conditions and varying yields.
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Alkeny
Georgia
Opelika
Ala
Atlantic States
Alabama
Atlantic
Carolina Mulls
Cameron
Trade Situation Reports Mixed Crop Outlook and Activity
Bradstreet's notes rains lift western crop prospects while early corn viewed as a failure in surplus states west of the Mississippi. Trade in cotton, wool, iron, and shoe making remains active with improved northern and Pacific activity. drought and heat temper grains as wheat and corn markets show divergent movements.
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Bradstreet
Bradatreet
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South
Pacific Coast
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Central West
Southwest
Kansas City
London
America
Crnp
Karmilsarn
Acre
Philadelphia
Western Pointe
Hays
Corn Drives Sharp Fall in Chicago Markets in August
Liquidation by longs and a weak crop outlook pushed September corn down from a peak, closing several cents lower as wheat and oats also eased amid mixed receipts and overseas pressure. Liverpool and Argentina shipments influenced prices while northern reports showed heat and drought affecting yield prospects. Provisions stayed steady to lower as the complex followed corn’s path.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Longs
Bull
Tsel
Liverpool
Suyaosae
Geibhebtse
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Berenuty
Califordia
W. E. Small & Co
Atrone
Joigher
Northwest
Fleurea
Missouri
The Day in Wall Street August 2
The market showed stagnation as small room traders dominated, with no broad price movement or strong selling or buying pressure. Sub treasury operations withdrew about 400000 yesterday, revenue surpluses and looming loan changes expected to influence banking reserves and syndicate rubberspell due on August 1. News centered on fears of prolonged unemployment damages amid corn market strength and proposed railway opposition developments.
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Provcasionals
Togay
Sub-Treasury
Readeh
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Murphy Co Stock Letter Amid Steel Strike Uncertainty
The New York stock market opened dull with United States Steel in decline due to the ongoing steel strike. Analysts expect the company to endure current talks with the Amalgamated Association and likely emerge stronger, while London markets remain steady and U.S. volume is light ahead of the three day holiday.
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Amalgamated Association
London
Pendine
Auerenz
Psth
Wis ‘Com
Market swings as steel strike looms over grain and finance
A morning market summary notes traders focusing on the steel strike amid mixed moves in rail stocks and coal shares. London and New York exchanges show a heavy tone with declines in Grangers, Rock Island, St. Paul and Atchison, while steels held firm. Treasury and bank reports hint at cautious sentiment as weather and crop data influence commodities from corn to cotton seed meal.
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Fim
New York Central
Pennsylvana
Union Pacific
St. Paul
W. B Small & Go
New York
London Stock Exchange
Tueady
Loger
Walletraf
Heston
Grangers
Rock Island
Atchison
Cherib-treasury
Provisions Market Report Across Cities August 2
Provisions in several markets show steady to firm pork and lard quotes. Prices in New York and St Louis indicate lard and pork steady or quiet with mixed meat and dry salted products. Cincinnati notes lard firm and meats easy.
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Atlanta
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Groceries in Atlanta Roast Coffee Prices Disputed
Fragmentary OCR notes show a pricing snippet for green coffee and roasted beans in Atlanta with unclear terms. The legible items include 100 pound lots and references to roasters and wholesalers, but key details such as quantities, dates, and exact prices are missing, leaving an incomplete market sketch.
Mixed prices and goods listed in Atlanta market report
The Atlanta market report from August 2 lists diverse items including salt dairy sacks at varied prices, cheeses, crackers, oysters, fruits, nuts, peaches, pineapples, butter from Jersey and Tennessee, live poultry prices, onions, tomatoes, potatoes, okra, Honey, sea foods, and naval stores with turpentine and rosin market quotes. It records receipts, sales, and firm rosin and turpentine prices with limited clarifications.
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Jersey
Ici
Georgia
ABC
Charleston
Savannah
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