Cotton Market Opens Higher Then Weakens on Weeklies
New York August 7 The cotton market opened higher but soon turned weak and unsettled. October 9.82, November 9.92, December 10.0 closed near day’s low with bears pressing and liquidation by wire houses. Port receipts totaled 4 319 bales with weekly intake 26 060 bales. Southern spot markets steady to lower amid bearish crop reports. Receipts at New Orleans 518 bales and at Houston 3 122 bales.
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Liverpool
Continent
New Orleans
Anderson
Mississippi
Edmond
Charles Randolph
Atlanta
Bc, Paul
Louisville
Nashville
Chesapeake and Ohio
Consolidated Gas Company
Tiar
Loy
H. H. Brown
Mansaer
New Orleans Cotton Market Declines Through Day
New Orleans August 7 cotton spots closed easy and unchanged with middling 105 16 cents. Sales totaled 1 250 bales on spot and 2 S to arrive. Futures opened steady up to 3 points higher then 1 point lower. prices slipped throughout the session. Losses ranged 13 to 20 points, with a slight late rise. Close steady to 16 points net lower.
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New Orleans
Dry Goods MarketSummary and Liverpool Cotton Update
The Dry Goods Market in New York reports strong activity with prices rising for bleached goods and print cloths while wide goods remain scarce for November delivery. Colored goods are tight, stapled prints active, and narrow print cloths show strength amid heat. Liverpool cotton prices ease with moderate demand at 3 pence decline, middling up to 5.90, sales about 7,000 bales with 5,000 receipts of which 100 are American, opening range and March-April contracts noted as quiet to steady.
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New York
Liverpool
Cotton Market Mixed as Liverpool Open Fails to Sustain Gains
New Orleans reports claim Liverpool opening failed to sustain a rally amid rains and weaker demand. Cotton prices fell net 10 points on the day while spot sales traded. Across Chicago and New York, wheat, corn, and provisions showed mixed signals amid rains, export expectations, and hedging activity.
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Ajax
Meade
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Enous
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Wea
Texar
Chicago
Lesa Beerich
Post Tayers
Official Range and Sales of Stocks
Listing of stock ranges and registered coupon notes across multiple railroads and lines. Includes values for Atchison general 48, Atlantic Coast Line 4, Baltimore and Ohio 4, Brooklyn Rapid Transit 1st Income 24 and 34, Central of Georgia 1st Income, and other lines with registered coupons and adjustments.
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Ofa ‘Chi SB Ag Pew Fe . RL
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Stocks and bonds list with varied yields and issuers
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Wheat in shock damaged by rain
Chicago August 7 Damage by rain to wheat in shock in the southwestern states buoyed the local wheat market. September wheat rose about 3-8 to 1-2 cents while corn slipped. Reports of winter wheat damage in Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas supported gains as rain aided harvests in the Midwest. Primary receipts rose, with market activity mixed and oats and provisions showing firmer or steadier tones amid rain across Minnesota and Indiana.
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Rainfall and heat rise reported across districts
The Cotton Region Bulletin for August 7 1906 notes lighter rainfall in some hours with rains in all districts except Charleston Heavy downpours were reported in Oklahoma South Carolina and Tennessee J B Marbury Section Director.
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Cotton Region Bulletin
Charleston
Odehama
South Carolina
Tennessee
J. B. Marbury
Hubbard Bros Co New York August 7 Cotton Markets Open
European cotton markets opened with better than expected gains as buyers in New York traded against local sellers. Traders described early activity as cautious but bearish, with prices showing strength despite selling pressure and uncertainty in futures.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co
New York
Cotton market turns weak as rains aid harvest delay
The Atlanta market sees widespread selling amid unsettled sentiment and a Liverpool decline. Prices at New York and New Orleans slip to new lows while rains advance across the cotton belt. Weekly weather notes report scattered showers, cooler temps, and drought relief in several regions, with heavy rainfall in central and eastern counties of North and South Carolina and Louisiana.
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