Cotton market sees sharp opening drop after firm start
New York August 13 report notes a strong opening in cotton futures followed by a sharp decline as October contracts fell from 32.25 to 21.20 while nearby months fluctuated. The market closed with a net decline of about 48 to 35 points, with December and January briefly testing higher levels before settling near the day’s lows amid mixed weather and labor news.
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New York
Reyr
Wather Bureau
Ersa
Reactiona
Germany
Liverpool
W. Caa
Great Britain
Marke
Hubbard Bros. &C
American Cotton & Grain Exchange, Inc
Ajax Oil, Company
Burkburnett Pool
Ranger District
Texas
Oklahoma
Burkburnett Field
Ranger Field
Geo. S. Clay
New York City
Messrs. Brooks and Worsham
Dallas
Fair progress in cotton crop across belt dampened by rain
Washington reports cotton made fairly good progress in most belt regions during the week, with heavy rainfall in Georgia, south Alabama, parts of Mississippi and Florida hindering growth. Fruiting fair to very good in western areas, poorer in the east, and plants growing too much at the expense of fruit in North Carolina. Weevil damage noted in Texas, Louisiana, Georgia and southern Mississippi and Alabama, with shedding complaints increasing.
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Orleans
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Savannah
Cotton Belt
Washington, D. C
Mississpi River
Arkansas
South Cataie
North Carolina
Porgia
Apata
Malons
Gome
Yon Herrmann
Weather Boreat
Washington
Mississippi
National Weather and Crop Bulletin Today
South Carolina
Texas
Atlanta Quotations Spot Cotton Market Report
Local cot ton market quotes and shipper notes for the day mirror last year’s levels with stock bales and shipments tracked. Market observers cite steady demand, with prices hovering around previous-year figures as merchants monitor receipts and load volumes.
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Atlanta
Colton
Atlanta Quotations Cotton Seed Prices Across Ports
Cotton seed market report shows prices across ports and interior movement. Middling values appear for New Orleans, Galveston, Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and interior cities like Houston, Memphis, Augusta, St. Louis, Atlanta, Little Rock, and Montgomery with receipts and stock figures. Overall totals: receipts 3,812 shipments 14,500 stock 414,515.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Savannah
Charkeston Hiddling
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Segeten
Mmiddling
Atate
Zblladetppia
New York
Spinor Norte
Bigck
DART
Houston
Enles
Memphis
Augusta
St. Louia
Atlanta
Little Rock
Dattes: “Mindling
Snlog
Amddisi
New Orleans Cotton Market Slips After Strong Start
New Orleans August 13 heavy selling pressure pushed cotton prices downward after an early rise. Government crop reports were optimistic but failed to stem the decline as losses ranged from 46 to 58 points with the close 45 to 66 points lower. Spot cotton remained quiet with modest imports and varied middling prices across listings.
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New Orleans
Washington
Congress
Liverpool
Ralna
Rock
Potter
Newborn
N. Y
Thomasville
Ozark
Ala
Wetomka
Ale
Duggan & Boyden
Corn Market Marks Unsettled Trading Amid Labor Uncertainty
Chicago August 13 corn trading shows notable volume decline tied to labor tensions and living-cost cuts. Prices moved narrowly with September near 1.51 1/2, December about 1.62 1/2, oats higher and provisions lower. Market mostly local in small lots as public demand wanes awaiting economic developments.
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Chicago
Wibs & Yeer Ego
Corm
Hoga
Professional Views On Cotton Situation
New York August 10 Special Today's dull market showed a tame session with bales selling overboard. Government actions energize fights on profiteers while southern banks doubt new crop holdings. Weather readings were mixed and prices drifted. analysts note limited demand for futures.
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Liberty
York
Maberty
Dgbess
Rae
Tina Gah Bae
New York
Clark & CO
Wall Street Cautious Over Railroad Labor Plan
James A. Stillman of National City Bank urged calm discussion on the railroad brotherhoods plan to have government own the railroads and share profits with labor. Henry Evans of Continental Insurance voiced support for a profit sharing approach but rejected socialist schemes. Wall Street noted light public demand, a mixed market with pools pushing some sectors, and speculation about future orders as the railroads regain private ownership.
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Wall Street
Brotherhood R. R
F. L. Barnum
The
Constitution-Philadelphia Publi Ledgar Service
New York
James A. Stillman
National City Bank
Henry Evans
Continental Insurance Company
Wall
Evans
International Mercantile Marine
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Woolen
Treasury
Stock Exchange
Congress
Baldwin
Philadelphia
Andrew Carnegie
Financial District
J. P. Morgan
E. Converse
Converse
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Mr. Morgan
Carnegie
Steel King
American
Jerome J. Hanauer
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Bankers’ Committee
National Equipment Trust
Alaska
Labor Outlooksen Boosts All Stocks On London Market
Brighter labor outlook lifts London market with firmer gilt edged and national war bonds. Rail stocks regain favor while oil shares ease. Rubber and Sao Paulo issues attract interest as banks tighten credit and victory loan transfers influence money markets. Francs weaken, Belgium declines, and Scandinavian rates firm.
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Sanse A
London Times
Philadelphia
Reneedger Service
London
Grand Frank
Sao Paulo
England
Market notes from December to August and metal prices
The report covers mixed commodity notes including coffee market figures, Santos futures, and receipts at Braxitein ports. It also lists copper and lead prices in New York and London with spot and futures quotes, plus brief weather notes in Brazil and Jersey. The text references several dates and price levels across markets.
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Eit Peteia
iSeptember
Ee Aemus
Tio Ys
Santos Ds
Santos
London
Braxiitan
Jandahy
Braxit
New York
Speller
East St. Louia
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Cotton Region Bulletin
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AL Danta
Bea
Tanta
Gaesville
Forey Wa Ello
Spartanburg
Aislana
Iske Charles
Vama Ozark
Wetuopka
Carlonia
Carolina
Fiorida
Jacksonville
Olare
Fopeshtanunt Towl
Bee
Aiatten
Spet
Money Market
T& Rye
Starley
Timothy
Clover
Orion
St Louis
Carolna
Exna
Atlantic
Davis Brothers & CO
Mough
Rene Pas
National City Company
Caves
Edgewood Aveny
Empire Gas & Fuel Company
Empire Gas and Fuel Company
Henry L. Doherty &Company Syndicate Managers
Country
Ogey
Lve Springs
Touts
Patter
Agex
R. Calef
Ooopak
Continenta Trust Co
Hart Didg
NEW Orleans Commission
Rowntree Brothers
American Cotton and Grain Exchange
United States Cotton Futures Act
Ajax Oil Company
Security Transfer & Registrar Company
C. B. Sowell
Farson, Son & Company
Broadway the Arm
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