Cotton Market Fluctuates On Opening, Weakness Then Recovery
Early U S cotton futures opened lower on weak Texas and foreign demand but Western and Southern buying supported prices later. August option rose to 7.90 before offers intensified, while New Orleans spot trading showed firm sentiment after hours. Foreign and domestic signals mixed as rains in Texas influenced New Orleans and Liverpool, with close mixed and volatility persistent.
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Newark
Texas
Philadelphia
Gotton
Wall Street
Washington
New Orleans
Jesse Basirvs
Ing
Liverpool
Secon
B. Beer
Little Rock
Celal
Atlanta
Midalin
New York
Galvestore
Dling
Mobile
Norfolk
Middling
Is Biase
Augusta
T, Dling Bohc
Ib Bio
Charleston
Houston
Middlin
Loula
Briday
GG Gan
Ranney
Mf Merch
Stoy
Auguste Sept Bel
Japuar
Batures
W Eb, Small & Co
Geome
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Bureau
Mportance
Texsz
Senna
Jesus
White Bell
Dallas
Columbus
Mias
Gainesville
Tex
Tivereal
United States Steel Holdings
Fiders
London
United States
United Bintes
Friends of the United States
Chicago
New York Exchange
Atocka
Grangers
Pacifics
Southwesterns
Union Pacific
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Erie
Erie First
Louisville and
Nashvile
Manhattan
Mexican Central
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
Reading First
Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Ailway
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Brooklyn
People's Gas
Luger
United States Steel
United States Steel Preferred
Western Union
Prima Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Metro
Streat Ry
Mexican Central Ot
Miesouri
Miesouri Bogise
Angroterras
Seatreed
Guis Omaria
Penn
Ylvania
Cole
Paul Del.l. & Wiese
den &Rio Fryaiz
Orsfarrak
Erle
Vailey
eHrig & W. Tio
Wicsonsla Contes
Loulaville& Noah
Wells Sarge Mischuan
Oua
People‘s Das
Americes Tobacco
Avaconda
BrookHap
Tran
Iron & Steal
Cat
CAT. C
Ian
Union Bog & Paper
Union Pacista Co
Prafarrat Adams
Anerican
Amal, Copper
Gar Pidy . Co
Nenze Sagar
Profarrad
U.S Rubber
Prafarred
U.S Steel
Hede
O.profescad Ge National Biserit
KONLS
Oregon
L M.con
Centok
Tau Br
F.gande
Eant Congols
DAR
Hero
Tat
Erlezanoralds
Cordova Bue
Ateady
Fair Refining
Gore
Hage
Ken
Murphy & Co
Northwest
St Louis
Atlentea
Eptlona
Southern Exchange
Heritraina
Galveston
Priesting
Weather and markets mixed with rains scant in drought regions
Weather reports show light scattered showers in Denison and nearby Texas towns but drought areas remain dry. Cotton and grain markets respond to rain prospects with uncertainty, while U.S. Steel and stock markets show mixed movements amid labor tensions and weather forecasts. Prices edge up and down as traders await fuller rainfall and Bureau of Weather outlooks.
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Elight Hower
Denison
She-man
Ter
Sundk
Fort Worth
Pe'estine
Cal
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Weather market grips Texas cotton trade in July reports
New York July 12 and New York July 15 dispatches describe anxiety over Texas rainfall and its potential crop damage. Market activity is narrow as traders watch weather, with July deliveries reduced and August pending, while Southern exchanges note rain in Palestine and Galveston and varying conditions across Texas and Alabama.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co
New York
Paul Wag
Texas
Wien
Tunn
Wall Street
Cotton Region Bulletin
Atlanta
State of Weather
Glag
Chattanooga
Columbus
Gainesville
Greenville
Griffin
Macon
Newnan
Rome
Spartanbure
Toacoa
West Point
Florence
Fee Haw
Weldon
Aerate
Gentral
Augusta
Charleston
Galveston Ow
Little Rock
Memphia
Mobile
Montgomery
Wilmington
Vicksburg
Oklahoma
A. B. Marbury
Manchester
Commodity Price Movements Across Markets July 15
Market notes show grain futures and cash prices in Cincinnati and Atlanta with flour, wheat, corn, and oats quoted. Live hogs, lard, and bacon prices steady or softer in St Louis and Chicago. Nut and fruit prices, turpentine and rosin markets in Savannah and Charleston, with tin, copper and lead quotes in New York and St Louis.
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Forts
New York
New Orleans
Selez
Galveston
Sulea
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Nuffolk
Baltimore
Boston
Hadelphia
St Iy
Memphis
Housto
Bt. Louis
Ovisions
Atlanta
Louis
Chicago
Lord
Cincinnati
Western Steam
Navel
Oney York
Lake Copper
Iran
Special train to the sea shore July 19 from Atlanta
A special train departs Atlanta at 9:00 p.m. on July 19 returning at 9:00 p.m. on July 2 for a three day seaside trip under the King's Daughters Circle No. 2. Sleeping car berths are available.
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Neers' Trust Company
Broad
Alabama
Wundesjes Aes
BBC
G8 Bank
H. Jones
G. Wies
Atlanta
King’s Daughters
Circle No. 2
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Athens
Cross Hill
Harris Lithia Springs
S. C
Wilmington
N. C
Morehead City
N.C
Bbelay
T. C
Lincolnton
Wirginia Beach
W. Va
Hot Springs
Farmville
Staunton
Washington, D. C
Norfolk
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Condola
Sears
States Steel Corporation
Morga
Bank of England
Egypt
W. E. Small & Co
Brokhers
Keene
Keena
West
Arbuckies
Stes
St. Paul
Atchisons
Illnois Central
Louisville
Nashville
Ogo
Herlin
Exchange
Paris
Treasury
New York Produce Exchange
Atbuckia
Lion
Oyatore
Chiveace Market Reviewed
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Minneapolis
Seaboard
Duluth
Secretary of Agriculture
W. E. Small & Go’s
Kansas
Nebraska
Ilinois
Iowa
Kansas Fair
Missouri
Josa
Commission House
Steen
Tive Stock Market
Tapnaro
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Aton Ison
Sage Eas
Talwand
Ohio
HorSgles Ming
Cannar
Southern Pa
Adsen
Saratay
San Pennsylvan Pacific
Era Union
M n.Cotton
City Savings Bank
Bid Atlanta Brewing Co
Wee
Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta Savings Bank
Capital City Natl. Bank
Constitution Publishing Co
Barmers and Traders’ Bank
Ga Savings Bank and Trust Co
Germania Savings Bank
Owry National Ban
Merchants and Mechanics’ Bank
Eeee Third National Bank
Trust Company of Georgia
Palestine
South Carolina
Potts-Thomeson Liquor CO
North Pryor Street
Rogy Robinoon
Jersey
Georgia
Dixie
Dowman Mig. Co
Trinity Ave
Baltimore, Md
Steamer
Cacabilk
O. D. Line
Mass
Providence, ‘L
Norfolk and M
M. T. Co
North Carolina
Virginia
Kimbsi House
W. E Sball
Atlanta Cotton and Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Cicnga Board of Trade
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
P.O
Prudential Brig
Southerk
Gould Building
Ww. H. Pattersgs & GD
Augusta Dita
Satannah
Ga. BR
Bkg Co
Reed Gy
John W. Dickey
Pryor St.Jackson
Broadway
Henry Beer
Bertrand Beer
Edgar H. Bright
H.& B. Beer
Coitton Merchants
New Ortesna Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
Phys Seriis
America
Cck
Mackey & CO
Hudson Building
Europe
Queanstown Ord
Andrene
EBS Wortirion
New England
Illinois Central
Wchicago
ALR
St. Ry
Ilinois Central J. R
Pullman Palace
Ind. Thomas
Walker
Cley Picket Age
Brown Blaz
Union Depot
Hillel
Ace Il & Tore
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Oymk
Contag
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D. Trond
Anya
Thorp Sik
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