Shorts Still Fear Tropical Storm Sways Cotton Market
New York August 14 The cotton market opened firm with gains as traders feared a tropical storm headed for Gulf states. July through October contracts rose before midday, then mixed. August dipped to 12.27 and 12.29 at times. Rumors of shiploads to Liverpool and fresh imports affected the tone, with overall gains of 4 to 10 points.
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Philapphi
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Mobile
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Auguste
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Aelz
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France
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Bisain Anaconda Mining Co
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Kansas City Southern
Consolidated Gan
General Electric
Louissite
Dashville
Aco
Presse Steel Car
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Weatern
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Tennessee Coal and Iron
Rock Island Co
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Dominion OF Canada
Montreal
Closing Bond Quotations and New Orleans Cotton Market
The Dry Goods Market in New York reports subdued buying with robbers described as inactive buyers and a continuing curtailment that will grow over the next weeks. In New Orleans spot cotton stays quiet with unchanged quotations and futures marginally higher on Liverpool cues, despite dealers inclined to sell.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool Cables
Market notes on cotton futures and world supply
August 14 reports from Hubbard Bros Co and several cotton letters in New York detail trading on distant month arbitrage, bullish local sentiment, expectations of a better foreign market, and favorable weather for the crop. The World’s Visible Supply data shows wide regional variations with declines from last week and year, while port receipts and market activity reflect cautious optimism amid tropical storm fears and steady Liverpool demand.
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Oriobar
Hovember
Leceover
Jair
FATS
Fridby
Ol Atchison General
Laltimore
Ohio
Conical of
Borgia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chiago and
Alten
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Catton Letter
New York
Liverpool
Europe
Yucatan
Central
Gulf
New Orleans
Tiestey
Egypt
Brazil
India
Atlanta Brokerage Co
Bates
Baxter & Co
Galveston
Bruce, Jones & Co
Texas
England
Jlquillo
Market slips on bearish sentiment as commodities drift
Commodities echoed a bearish session with September prices sliding in early trading before a partial rally later. London quotes showed copper and lead movements while domestic markets reflected firm to mixed levels for iron, electrolytic, and Spelter. In Atlanta fruits and vegetables, tomato and pepper prices varied with general demand weak and freight considerations cited for several items.
Cotton Seed Oil and Meal Market Update
New York and Memphis reports show firmer cotton seed markets with modest gains. Prices for prime crude and refined oils, plus meal and cake, vary by locale and delivery size with seasonal adjustments noted for New Orleans and Memphis listings.
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New York
Memphis
New Orleans
Atlanta Brokerage Co stock letter shows mixed market gains
New York reports Friday stock market gains with cautious trading as investors expect a temporary reaction after a week of steady increases. Short covering reduced short interest in some areas while bank statements and railroad reports hinted at improved earnings and surplus. Bonds saw renewed demand as prices held firm.
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Atlanta Brokerage Co
New York
Httle
Wheat Futures Rally On Strong Demand and Weather
Chicago August 14 wheat prices rose amid persistent bullish sentiment as September closed 11 1 8 cents higher. Short sellers covered after a Minneapolis deal but a late profit wave left September up 1 1 8 cents at 82 3 4. Corn eased and oats declined with weaker demand, while hogs, lard, and ribs traded lower.
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Chicago
No 1 Northern
Minneapols
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Corb
Atlanta
Seaboard
Wall Street Backs off Rally After Early Cresting Rise
August 14 New York brokers report a sharp intraday upsurge as traders shift from bulls to profits and await evidence of sustained recovery. Leaders focused on western railroads and New York Central while London buys key stocks. debt and currency markets show mixed signals with bank clearings and Treasury balances noted.
Market Prices Edge Up Across Grains and Provisions
Augusta and Chicago reports show oats and wheat rising on spot and futures while corn softens and lard and bacon hold steady. Commodities from Atlanta to New York list varied cash prices for flour, coffee, canned goods, and meats with multiple regional quotations and index figures.
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