Cotton Futures Open Firm on Liverpool Cables Rally
New York August 23 market opened firm with 9 to 14 point gains as strong Liverpool cables spurred short covering and demand. August tightens, near months rise, weather dampens outlook, print cloths advance, New Orleans and Liverpool influence drive a higher close despite intraday fluctuations.
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Liverpool
Shorts
Acara
Sputhers
Bulla
New Orleans
Latern
Europa
Murphy & Co
Bears
Texas
Siso
Fall River
Afvernso
Ness
S. A
Espemter
Market notes on cotton yields and trade tensions
Cotton market reports from New Orleans, New York, and Liverpool discuss drought reports in Texas, possible declines in state yields, and a September squeeze in Liverpool. Analysts note nervous short interest, expanding American visible supply, and mixed futures with firming spots amid rain and heavy port receipts.
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H & B. Beer
New Orleans
Liverpool
Manchester
Amaller
Chicago Market Reviewed August 23
Chicago market review reports a broad selloff in corn and a general drop across grains. Wheat and corn futures moved lower with September corn around 70 cents, exports and clearances noted, and Argentina shipments cited as market weakness factors. Provisions traded moderately, with pork and ribs ending higher and hogs outlook noted for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Dututh
Weather and Market Roundup from Chicago and Liverpool
In Chicago and surrounding markets August 23 prices wavered as weather pressure, frost in the northwest, and favorable reports influenced wheat corn and oats. Cash quotes show steady wheat and weak corn with liquidation. hogs and provisions followed a quiet trade. Liverpool weekly cotton and grain data reflected steady to firm tendencies amid global supply signals.
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Kelyssome
Lake Région
Ohio Valley
Chicago
Atlanta
Atraigua
Texas
New York
Northwest
Sik
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Wallibels Day in Wallibels Market Rally Busy Trading
The New York market opened with stronger tone as copper shares led gains. Amalgamated Copper surged while Union Pacific and Gould group stocks rose, with heavy activity in 1000 share lots. Steel, rail, and coal issues advanced amid persistent demand and expectations of a robust bank statement.
Trade mood turns upbeat amid crop gains and factory activity
New York August 23 Bradstreet s week review notes evidence of a broad trade upswing driven by improved crop prospects in the central west and Mississippi valley. Cotton strong, cereals steady, iron and steel mixed with labor tensions but overall sustained volume. Canadian and U S failures higher than a year ago, with some mill restarts and price shifts in textiles and tin plate.
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New York
Bradstreet
Central West
Misalacippi Valley
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Great Eastern
Mississippi
Fall River
Pittsburg
N. Ts. Dun & Co
Amalgamated Association
London
Financial Sable and Market Summary from New York August 23
The Commercial Advertiser's London cable notes inert markets before the holiday but rising high-class investment shares on strong bank returns. New York bought Baltimore and Ohio on rumor of rights. Union Pacific and Erie in demand. Copper stocks steady. Paris buys on metal strength. Bank of England reports gold on the way from Africa. Treasury shows cash balances and receipts in the general fund. Murphy & Co. reports a strong, active open with steel shares up on strike news and London prices higher for American stocks.
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Ohio
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Collers
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Bethlehem Steel Company
New York Exchange
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Erie
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Southern Pacfic
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Cifle
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Anaconda
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Rania Transit
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Iagt
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
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Metro
Ay Galtimore & Ole
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Sananasutharn
Minsnurt
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Aiton
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C.B
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Chic Ind. & Norfort& Wastart
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Elsa
St.eoais
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Pees
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Linseed
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am.Smoll
Hef
Polima
Patsy
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Ites
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Hocking
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Paris
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Africa
Murphy & Co
Etorke
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Textile and cotton market trends and prices in August
Old orders fire rapidly as production rises about 30 percent from last year. Summer stocks firm. leather and hemlock demand strong for domestic and export use. Wool and Worsted sales steady. cotton market gains due to weather and futures, with improved production prospects and wage-stance stability at Fall River. Wheat and grain exports show small declines in Atlantic shipments but high prices persist. global demand shifts to Russia and Argentina amidst labor troubles in Pacific exports.
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Sesson
Texas
Quiverpool
Fall River
Ilnes
Ching
Russia
Argentina
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Canada
Total Bank Clearings and Live Stock Report
Total bank clearings for week ended August 22 totaled 1 708 492. During the period outside New York clearings rose 20.8 percent to 677. The live stock market in Chicago showed steady to strong tendencies with cattle receipts 2 596 including 406 Texans. Prime steers brought 5.30 to 6.30 with other categories listing 2.25 to 4.25 for stockers and feeders. Cows sold 2.40 to 4.45, heifers 2.40 to 4.90, calves 3.00 to 5.25, and Texas steers 4.00 to 5.00. Sheep receipts reached 7 000 with demand weak to fair and prices around 3.00 to 4.00 for good to select offerings.
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New Orleans
South Georgia
New York
Chicago
Texas
Texas Brass
Western
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