Market Shows Tame Trade Despite Weekly Cotton Outlook
New York July 5 cotton trade stayed dull all day with prices hovering 1 to 5 points higher or lower and little activity. The weekly crop report from Washington indicated a marked improvement in conditions, but buyers remained hesitant as selling orders were scarce. Spot markets in New Orleans and other cities showed light demand with quotes largely unchanged, while Liverpool and domestic futures reflected cautious sentiment ahead of weather updates and the weekly bulletin. The report noted generally favorable conditions, though the market remained in a wait-and-see stance.
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Liverpool
Washington
New Orleans
Hubbard Bros. & Co
H. & B. Beer
Vahues
Texas
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Wren Teenngton
Ata Rees
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Omhulo
Murphy & Co
Barro
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Lancashire
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Mississppi
Louisiana
North Carolina
Alabamia
Manchester
O'Dell & Co
Peint
Toam
Bulls
Bears
Brulandiiphia
Southern Exchange
Government
Agricultural Department
Chicago
C Scotten
Harris, Gates & Co
Shorts
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Hougen
Gates Corner
Commission
Wade
Thole
Wall Street Bears Force Corn Market Pullback
Chicago reports a sharp corn break as July futures collapse after a massive arrival of corn and a long corner by Gates clique. Prices slide across grains with July corn down over a dime, September futures also weaker, while hogs and lard weaken amid broad market pressure and heavy receipts.
Wall Street Opens Up Then Fades After Broad Uptick
New York July 5 stocks rose early on renewed buying from new sources, lifting markets led by Missouri Pacific and other issues. Gains faded as selling and liquidation emerged, with Amalgamated Copper, United States Steel and Chicago and Alton among late strengths. Bond and money markets were uneven as London buyers and Paris exchange supported the tone amid a mixed railroad and commodity picture.
Market Summary and Treasury Report Highlights
Alton and St Louis Southwestern gains supported by improved crops while Atchison and Missouri Pacific showed mixed moves. St Paul rallied briefly but surrendered gains, United States Steel remained strong in late trading amid merger news, and the market closed irregular but largely sustained. Treasury balances excluding gold reserve stood at about 200.3 million dollars. Berlin and London exchange rates and gold premiums were noted alongside standard money market yields. O'Dell & Go's Stock Letter reports granger stocks leading the market with St Paul and Atchison as notable movers amid favorable crop forecasts boosting west and northwest prosperity. Continuous coverage on Twelfth Page.
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Missouri Pacific
Rally Insouri Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
United States Steel
Chicago and Alton
Toledo, St. Louis and Western
Amalgamated Upper
Toney
Chicago Aml
Hellkél
Camuy
Paris
London
Chicago
United States
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Atchison
Baltimore and Otio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Denver and
Rio Grande
Hirle
Illinois Central
Manhattan
Massouri Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
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St. Louis and
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St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Brooklyn Transit
Sugar
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Bankers
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Metro
Mexican Central
Atehtenn
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Wassiit
Northern
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Pel &Wucson
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Del
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Erie
Intursianrai
Great Nor
Hocking Waterco
Iindie Cantral
Iowa
Lake Erie & W
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Louisville & Nash
Ag Repress
Unirea
Adams
Americad
Ama
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Amenean Tobacco
Anaconda Mintuy
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Rap
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Hocking Coal
Western Tinion
Vo.-Cor-Coomus
Seaboard Airliias
Ae Bunda
Batera
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W.& 1. Tat
Hocking Val
Atchlsongen
N.J. Cent
Seb &L M
Pacific
Alton
St. Louis
Atchison Common
United States Steel Common
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John W. Dickey
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