New York Cotton Market Opens Higher Amid Mixed Signals
The New York cotton market opens heady despite early declines, with prices firming later as shorts and Southern interests buy. New Orleans futures rise, with August and July advancing. dry goods soften while spot quotations show mixed strength across major ports, amid drought concerns and strong export clearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Goon
Shorts
Southern
Liverpool
Washington
New Orleans
Cotton Exchange Committee
Cotton Market News From New Orleans to New York
Liverpool advices weaker but market opened up as rain reports from Texas were scarce. Weather maps showed dry hot conditions west of the Mississippi, prompting shorts covering. Texas drought fears keep prices narrow while awaiting rain and crop reports across the belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. & B. Beer
New Orleans
Liverpool
Texas
Mississippi
New York
Wester
Cotton Belt
Murphy & Co
Longview
Houston
Paris
Corpus Christi
Blackville
Chattanooga
Savannah
Shreveport
Gainesville
Tex
San Antonio
Austin
Sherman
Hubbard Bros. & Co
W. HE. Small & Co
Newa
Orange
W. B. Small & Co
Atchison, St. Paul
Pacifics
United States Steel
Moores
London
Atchison Common
Heena
Met
Ralllea
Bear Party
Alsc
Market turbulence hints at large finance maneuvering abroad
Wall Street action today suggests major financial interests orchestrating moves to push stocks at defined levels. Banks face overhauls after recent failures as speculative holdings shift, with United States Steel and railroad stocks driving declines while call money falls to near 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Strom
New York
Taree
Wtth
Bofalo
Doubtul
Germany
Seventh National Bank
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
United States Steel Corporation
United States Steel
Unid Group
Atchigan
Chicago-Missouri
United States
BOO
Atchison
Atchisan
Chicago Great Western
Erie
Erie First
Enola Central
Louisville and Nashville
Manhattan
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Brooklyn
Continental Tobacco
International Power
People's Gas
Sugar
Sterling Exchange
Stata
Hiron Ees
Manhattan L
Metro Street iv
Baltimora & Ohio
Capade Pacific
Minn &St. Loula
Chicagos
Del
Southern
Southern Railway
Erten
Pratorsad
Pral & Pealtiy
Union Pactfix Hecktag Valor
Onion Pacifia
Aeyferrad
Wabash JewsCentral
Lekeirle & W
Pollmar Palacs
Brook
USA
Rop
Iron & Stes Cov
Glroa
Preferrad
Consoltius
Vobacao
Pratoread
San U.sberde
Jobgim
Nor
Westeon
Oregon
Distrierso
Atontsparss
Newasree
M.cou
St.Paul Consols
Tata
Bope
Ata
Electria
Meyera
Chicago Market Summary July Wheat Corn and Provisions
Chicago market notes show lower cables and favorable crop prospects weighing on wheat with September delivery down about a cent and a half. Corn and oats advanced early but provisions weakened. domestic receipts and foreign market declines contributed to a weak wheat opening. prices fluctuated with spreads and varying export figures while traders eyed dry weather in the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy & Co
New York
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Mst
Chicago
Seaboard
Worthwest
Bouth- Weent
Tys
Tropa
Riba
Erticlel
Csrgccc NL
SRA
Corti—Dxport
Northwestern
Patten
Europe
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Grain and Flour Prices and Futures Report
A July market snapshot lists flour and grain prices in Atlanta and New York, detailing wheat, corn, oats, rye, hay, bran, meal, and related futures. Prices for No 2 white corn, No 2 red wheat, and spot quotients are provided alongside futures movements and regional observations from Chicago and St. Louis exchanges.
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New York
Atlanta
Texas
Georgia
Holt
Chicago
St. Louis
Murphy & CC
New Orleans
Pryor St.Taelsson Bunen
Princetha Eae
Live Stock Market Report Chicago and St Louis
Chicago markets show cattle receipts around 22 000 with Texans among buyers and prices ranging from about 2.35 to 6.40 for various classes. Sheep receipts near 20 000 with steady to higher tone, wethers and lambs priced in the 3 to 5 dollar range. St Louis notes 5 700 cattle receipts including 3 000 Texans with a market steady to lower for native steers and related categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Louis
Market Report Amid Mixed Livestock and Provisions Prices
The report shows varied livestock bids from receipts and prices for cattle cows and heifers at 2.40, steers around 2.00, and bulls at 2.25 with packers near 5.75. Meat products list steady pork lard and bacon prices in Atlanta Chicago New York and other cities, with notable figures for lambs rib cuts hams and dried goods. Oyster and coffee quotes reach several dollars per hundredweight and per 160 pounds, reflecting a broad commodity market snapshot across multiple markets.
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Atlanta
Nicago
Boxeca
New York
South America
Cincinnati
Jury
August 1901 Sheriff Sales in Atlanta Georgia
Sheriff announces August 1901 foreclosures in Fulton County Georgia to be held at the courthouse in Atlanta. Items include typewriter No 56695 from Atlanta Railway and Power Company and multiple land parcels in the city of Atlanta and surrounding Fulton County, with various owners and creditors named, including Percy W. Rose Foster Rhodes C A Sisson and others. John W. Nelms, sheriff, notes sale procedures and specific tracts with lot boundaries and appraised values.
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Atlanta
Fulton
Georgia
Atlanta Railway Land Power Company
Equitable Build
Atlanta Hallway and Power Company
City Court of
Jed Green
Atlanta Sway and Power Company
Henry
Fulston
John Gordon Howard
Superior Court
Fulton County
Book of Deeds
McDaniel Street
East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railroad Company
Eaid Street
Howard
Neely
Bt, V
GRR
Clayton Coe
Percy W. Rose
Fulton Superior Court
Exchange Bank
Percy W Rose
Wing's
Chappell Land
East Tennessee and Georgia
Foster Rhodes
Charles A. Sisson
City of
Atlant
Berg
Cnm
George
Capitol Avenue
McDonough
Iwest
Hillyers
Citigens’ Bank of Georgia
Eagleston
Sid
Fulton, Counts
John Morrison
Crew Atrest
Pair Street
Fair Street
Mair
Adients
Crew
Rawson
Crew Street
Crow Street
Frank T Ryan
Roscoe Ryan
Frank T. Ryan
Algo
14Th District
John Belser
Central of Georgia Raiilway Company
James H Low
Ifie
James Hh.low
M Wilson
G M
Chapman & Suttles
SJ Wilson
John W. Norton
Tulton County
College Park Station
James Russell
N H Bacon
W. H Tallmer
Cate
JP Court
G*m
Meriwether County
Mathews & Hardaway Ve
Latimer Levy
Norton
R Jett
Jett
Henn Irby
Irby
Letha A. Arrowond
Hugh L McKee
Fannin
May Powers
Gald
Letha A. Arrowood
John W. Nelms
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York Lower
Gowon
Gornard
Stenady
Ebretpool Basler
York
Gatlon Fataran
Pears
Galveston
Mobile
Savenash
Eter
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Pulang
Baltimore
Boston
Groes
Philadelphia
St Louis
Nema
Omer
Gonvary Ae
Rsd
Porto
Isa Avo
Ao Paturday
Tan
Trescay - Wettnese
Pagredar. Ie
New Orleana
Etoner
Butures
Clesin
Ralbh Ee
Bellers Ouly
Bellers ouly-Angus ave 4 B2-664/4 31 by Sollera
Angest-Ceptember
Gusta, Lily
Cotton Region Bulletin
Southern Exchange
Southmwest
Atlante
Brazil
Virginia
Tattons
Stear
Columbus
Partty
Greenville
Griffin
Macon
Newnan
Rome
Spartanburg
Toccoa
West Point
Augusta
Little Roa
Memphis
Montgomery
Vicksburg
Oklahoma
Cotton Bell
Little Rock
Okla Bahoma
Putts-Thomoson Liquor CO
North Pryor Street
London Financial
Illinois Central
Louieville
Buenos Ayres
Berlin
Ewchange
Tuondon
Fallon
Rio
Cordova
Aeilera
New
Orleans
Wilray Trasuly
Rosin
Reveipea
Jersey
Stock Exchange Committee
Bae
Ee - eTocs
Renin Fis
Stantson
Ran
Tran
Ches
Stres
Northern Pacific
Fouthernkys
Praferret Bt.Paul
Tenn
Coat &Iro
Lesther Com
Ase Western Union
Bos
Mabber
Rendin
Teal
Saul Gara
City Savings Bank
Atlanta Brewing Co
Pia
Lowry National Bank
Thos. Eglestow
INA
Robert J. Lowry
Thos. D. Meador
WM. G. Raoul
General of Credit
John Oliver, Jos. T. Orme
Som
Bankers' Trust
Nie
Roby Robinson
Covents
South Georgia
F. W
West Alabama St
Atlanta, Ga
Henry Beer
Bertrand Ber
Edgar H. Bright
H.& B. Beer
Cotton Merchants
New York Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
America
Mackey & CO
Dunson
Nin Opticians
Ftoore
N. Broad St
Prung
Woc Swiil & CO
N and Stock Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Prudential Bidy
Gould Building
W. Fi. Paiterooa & Gi, —Dealers
Investment Securities
Alatama
Savanna
R. R. and
Tee, Co
Jonn Wy. Dickey
Os Sens
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