Cotton Market Opens Quiet Then Rises On Demand
New York July 10 cotton prices opened steady to 4 points higher and firmed as shorts and foreign buyers showed demand. Dry weather in the south central belt weighed on the crop while Liverpool purchases boosted bull confidence. Reports of 60,000 bales traded for the day and light Liverpool receipts colored the session. New Orleans saw firmer spot trading with 550 bales sold as prices advanced early, then eased, finishing with net gains across several months amid mixed futures action.
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New York
Liverpool
Europe
Japan
New Orleans
Tie Dies
Murphy & Co
Atlanta
Oklahoma
Guinty
Texas
Stoudh Liverpool
Southern Exchange
B. Beer
Arkansas
Louisiana
Atlantics
Mississippi
Cottron
Georgia
Alabama
New York Central
United States
American Cotton Oil
Virginia
Chemical
Republic Iron and Steel
Virginia Chemical
Railrad
Atchison, St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Seaboard
Northern
Duluth
Bureau
Boston
Commission House
Board of Trade
Riba
Fragmentary note on New York error yesterday
A garbled fragment notes an error mentioned in New York yesterday with unclear details and repetitions. The readable part references a wrong item and suggests there was a mistaken statement or action in the city yesterday.
Liverpool Market Cotton Prices and Reports July 10
Cotton prices rose modestly across Liverpool and New York markets with American middling at 6 2-6d and 9 1-4d in various hubs. Reports note 15,000 bales on the day with 4,000 for speculation. shipments to New Orleans and other ports show mixed receipts and stocks and weather forecasts warn of rainfall and hot conditions affecting the season.
Gates and Associates Dominant in Corn Market
June to July corn prices show steady activity with June and July contracts. Estimates place Gates and associates holding about 20.6 million bushels and potential profits near 5 million dollars as futures move through July.
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John W. Gates
Gates and Associates
Cotton Market Mixed as Weather Buoys Spot Sales
Cotton region notes July 10 report strong spot demand at 5d and 15,000 bales sold, while overall market dull and rangebound. Weather showers in the belt promise life to the crop, with talk of higher future prices if drought conditions worsen. Liverpool and New Orleans opinions show mixed gains and cautious trading across grains, metals, and oils.
Grain Crop Show Reports Improvement Across States
Washington July 10 preliminary department of agriculture returns indicate corn acreage up about 2.52 million acres, 3.9 percent higher than last year. State by state gains range from 1 percent in Iowa, Nebraska and Michigan to as high as 11 percent in South Dakota and Oklahoma. Winter wheat improved slightly through June, spring wheat declined, oats and barley held above ten year averages, tobacco acres fell in several leading states, hay crops show strong conditions, and fruit crops face mixed prospects with apples and peaches down but grapes likely to be large.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Nebraska
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Iniana
Virginia
Louisiana
Georgia
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Missouri
Ohio
Illinois
Mississippi
Indian Territory
Kansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Alaama
Minnesota
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Indiana
California
Hingis
North Dakota
New York
Rge
Town
Maryland
Onio
Atlanta
S&c
Victory
St. Louis
Long Island
Cincinnati
Market Mixed With Small Receipts and Early Rush
The market shows weak activity in some sectors while weather was mixed. Early selling rush faded as commissions bought, lifting some but ending with lower closes. Cattle and hogs fluctuated with mixed receipts. hogs strong, cattle and sheep steadier to weaker across major exchanges.
Stock Market Soars and Dips Amid Western Corner Tactics
New York July 10 The stock market remained highly speculative with large buys led by New York Central and western rail stocks. Currency transfers to Chicago and New Orleans, higher time money rates, and corn corner pressures shaped trading. Bond market was irregular and totals showed heavy equity activity across rail and steel names.
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New Orleans
New York
New York Central
Chicago
London
Missouri Pacific
Colorado
United States Steel
Atchison
Chesapeake and Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St Louis
Llinoa Central
Lowville
Nashville
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash
Amalgamated Camper
Colorado Fuel
Sugar
Western Union
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Sori Mansonee
Cantral
Sbilaat Rv
Vinc
Lealy Canadnaoa Een
Visseuri Pacifin
Mo. Ranans & Tae
Chic
Alton
Conaartares
Xendereey Oans
New York Renter
Norfolk& Wastern
Chicago& Haattil
Sarthern
Conraferrat
Atrenen Y
Wrnterres
Fattimare
Prafo
Cole, Bou
Rey
Tetnestarrad
Jen &I W
Orstarca
Pel
Hudson
Paul
Rio Grande
Southern Packie
Boko
Fiie
Alsin Seareat
GEM
Verne & Pace
Hocking Water
Witners Centra
Joya
Fresnedstaal Cai
Am. Pmett. & Bot
Promerrad
Paliman Palace
Americas
Tobvcco
Hopublic Staal
Abuconda Mintng
Brook. Raz. Kean
Sagar
Co. F. &Kaa Boks
U & Iron
Union Bag & Papdraa Consol
Preferra
Coates
Coupe
General
Atchisongau
Nortbern
Agba
Son
An & Artae Goi Gillen
Paciflo
Lex, & Poolde
Stl & Wv
Union Pacillo
Wealdhureda
Murphy and Co Stock Letter on Active New York Market
The New York stock market showed notable activity with a speculative contest in play. Bears raided United States Steel and Missouri Pacific, while late buying recovered prices, led by United States Steel and sugar as gains emerged and the market closed strong. The Treasury balance reported available cash and gold reserves amid ongoing market moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy & Co
New York
Chicago
United States Steel
Missouri Pacific
United States Steel Corporation
Nothmue
New York Central
Gould
Cotton Exchange Members and Contract Focus
Members of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Cotton Exchange, and Associate Members of the Liverpool Cotton Association are highlighted. The emphasis is on the execution of contracts for future delivery in cotton and related trading practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
London and international markets update July rates and prices
Global market notes show consols and bonds steady in London with yields around 8.5 to 9.6 percent on various issues, Paris and Berlin exchange rates reported, and naval stores in Savannah and Wilmington with turpentine and rosin firm. Coffee and sugar trading in New York referenced, with spot quiet to firm, active shorts, and heavy clearances totaling about 63,000 bags for the period, futures near 4.70 for nearby contracts.
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London
Atchison
Wlinois
Central
Louieville
Nashville
Paris
France
Exchange
Berlin
Savannah
Wilmington
Charleston
New York
Cordova
Shorts
Wall Street Commission
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Calverton
Norfolk
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Jonpory
Mar Topeutures
Coton
Augusta
Memphis
Mominal
Galveston
Mobile
Wimington
Cecelpta
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Goen's
Clasin
daly-Aost
Hellers
Cotton Region Bulletin
Rath
R. E. Seale & Co
Gendon
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Sinbad
State Superintendent of Banks
Albany
N. Y
Eastern Trust Company
New York City
Harris
Gatea
Chattanooga
Columbus
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Greenville
Griffin
Macon
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Rome
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Tallapoosa
Toccoa
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Central Station
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Texas Fed
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South Georgia
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Filianta Brokerage and Commission Co
Prudential Building
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Cinco
Loan and Bankin ¢ Co
Third National Bank
Kaffre
Consola
Kaffir
Murphy &Co., Inc
Chix Eago
South Pryor Street
Jackson Building
Broadway
Weite
John W. Dickey
R. Wi
Seale & Go
Pryor
Fficiienws
Martin & Bush, Investment Securities
Aususta, GA
Ashtead Avante
Atta
Atta Eases
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Macon BP
Aegists Gs
Agusta Do
Georgis
Clare
Georets
Georgie
Central of Ga
Georgia Railroad
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Amale Connor
Fallimora
Canada Southern
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Sames Swann
Ourrize, Casi &. Romare
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En Beran
Sapitage
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Bleck
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Unicipal
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Bass
Henry Beer
Bertram Beer
Edgar Y W. Bright
H. & B. Beer
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