Bearish Weekly Report Cites Steady Cotton Market
New York cotton opened steady with small gains and a mid day pause after the weekly crop report showed improved conditions. Prices closed near day highs as August and white September firmed, with 25 000 bales traded. Weather bureau bearish on crop prospects but demand outlook remains weak as public stays cautious.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Baxter & Co
Bureau
The Dry Goods Market Findings and Crop Weather Summary
The Dry Goods Market reports orders and prompt shipment demand with some reluctance on credit terms and pledges. The Weekly Summary of Crop Conditions notes general rains, regional deficits in the South Atlantic and Gulf states, warmup needs in the upper Ohio valley, and improving conditions in Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys, alongside concerns for spring wheat with recent rain.
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Washington
The
Weather Bureau
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Ohio
Missouri
West Gulf
Minnesota
Middle Atlantic
New Orleans Cotton Market Reports Mixed Signals Aug 11
Cotton in New Orleans remains in demand with prices holding. 1,000 bales delivered on contract and a steady to firm market. Weather outlook and hurricane warnings influence futures, with various letters noting bullish and bearish hints, late-session gains, and ongoing trading across August to February positions.
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Orlayane
Tees
Montag
Sars
Liverpool
Sundas Clear
Montinello
Waren
Ark
Ala
Okelona
Mise
Auguste
Charleston
Salveston Little Rock
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Oridhome
Avenash
Vickbourg
Wilmington
Charleston Wietrist
Little Bork
Marbury
Tocal Porecanter
Gulf
Atlantic States
Blourton
Gamble & Co
Touro Infirmary
New York
Thas Institution
Clare
Sane
Pee Eee
Agricultural progress and market note from the belt
The report discusses spring wheat harvest progress and cotton growth, noting rust complaints in South Carolina Florida and Mississippi but general vigor. Tobacco in Pennsylvania New England fair to good in other regions, apples in several states range fair to good with light crops. Market tone shows cautious early gains and dull trading with Septem ber futures influenced by European demand and bureau reports.
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Bureau
Europe
South Carolina
Florida
Mississippi
Texao
Pennsylvania
New England
Ohio
Iowa
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Maryland
Chicago and rail stocks mixed in early trading
Readable portions show Chicago and several Northeastern rail lines and mining firms trading with varied percentages. Notable listings include Norfolk and Western, Reading, Illinois Central, Southern Pacific, Denver and Rio Grande, and Union Pacific alongside steel and tobacco issuers.
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Chicago
St Paul
Norfolk and Western
Consus
Chicene
Northwestern
Consol
Reading
General
Rockland and
Pacific
AP Louie
Iron Mountain
Gensol Sa
C. C
St Louis
Louiiana
San Francisco
Southwestern
Ats S
Colorado and Southern
Denver and
Rio Grande
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Erie
Southern Pacific
da_ general
Southern Railway
Fort Worth
Denver City
Texan and Pacific
Ista Hocking
Laalaville
Nashvite
Wanoahata Ie
Mexican Central
Minn
Bt Louis
West Bhorada
Missouri
Kansan
Texas
Wheeling
Leke Freie
Wisconsin Central
New York Central General
Continental Tobacco
New Jersey Central General Se
Coloreao Fuel
Northern Feeins A
Rock Island
Pennsylvania
Coffee and Sugar Market Report from New York and New Orleans
Coffee futures opened steady then fell about 10 points on lower Brazil rain hopes and weak demand. New York quotes show September and November futures around 7.0 to 4.0 with mixed activity and a quiet close. Sugar prices in New Orleans firm for open kettle and centrifuge refined sugars with varied molasses values noted.
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Southern Exchange
New York
Miki
Brasil
New Orleans
Umar
Vallow
Molas
Wheat at close a shade higher markets mixed
Chicago trading opened with higher prices on a cautious crop report and bearish tones later. September slipped from early gains to end a shade above yesterday, while corn held firmer and oats rose. Provisions moved lower, receipts and visible supply were noted, and foreign demand supported some buying despite losses in other grains.
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Chicago
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Market reports mixed with grains and commodities moves
Wheat and corn futures showed modest declines in late trading while oats and flour held steady or firm. Regional prices across Atlanta Cincinnati New York and Chicago reflect bear and weak government data but cooler west weather buoyed some grains and related products.
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Cincinnati
Atlanta
California
New York
Chicago
Live Stock Market Notes From Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago market receipts include 4 000 head with 1 000 Texana and 400 westerns. Steers 3 5.45 to 5.45, cows 3.50 to 4.50, hogs 5.55 to 5.76, sheep 3.26 to 3.75. Kansas City reports cattle receipts 2 000 natives and Texans, calves 1 040, market 10 to 16 cents higher, choiced export steers 4.00 to 6.20, stockers 2.20 to 4.00, Texas and Indian steers 2.75 to 4.00, hogs 5.0 to 7.0, sheep lower with lambs 3.00 to 8.75.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Kansas City
Ios
Texas
Vannera
Batiye
Western
Jan Ty
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