Spinners Taking Cotton Heavily in Market Rally Day
New York July 15 to 16. Cotton market opened steady up 2 to 17 points on better Liverpool cables and covering but turned irregular amid Wall Street pressure and rumors of cargoes from Liverpool. Prices fluctuated before closing very steady with a net nearby advance of 1 17 points as bulls timed a late rally. private crop damage reports fueled mixed sentiment while spinners in Liverpool and southern mills showed active demand and shorts covered. Baxter & Co. and Hubbard Bros. & Co. noted bear market tone for crop outlook despite late buying.
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New Orleans
Hubbard Bros. & Co
England
Texas
South
Baxter & Co
Prios
Netain
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Vlad
Féin
York
Cothran & Co
Northwest
St Louis
Southwest
Quater Armour
Geddes
Aeller
Howe
Patten
Manitoba
American Northwest
Anta Brokerage Co
Bulitah
Sdmie
Init
Newa
Hearlth
Cincinnati
Closing Bond Quotations From Railroads And Utilities
A compact list of closing bond quotations shows United States and railroad issues with yields ranging from about 93% to 108 percent. Notable items include Chicago and Northwestern consol at 130 1/2, Erie general at 82, Missouri Kansas and Texas at 95, New York Centralists at 95, and Texas and Pacific at 101 1/8, among others.
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Atchison Gemiral
Canada
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Chicago
Quincy
St Paul
Northwestern
Consol
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Pacific
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Lola General de
Chiago Termital
Colorado and Southern
Denver and
Rio Grande
Neu
Erie General
Fort Worth
Denver City
Hocking Valley
Manhattan
Steel
Lonsville
Naghsile
Mexican Central
New Orleans Cotton Market Mixed As Short Covering Emerges
July market showed tame dealings with a 2 to 17 point opening rally. New Orleans prices briefly supported by stronger cables then eased. Port receipts pegged at 700 with 10,000 week movement. traders noted burl clique selling and cautious optimism on weekly stats. Dry goods demand weak. cotton futures rose early but closed mixed amid bull and bear pressure.
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Atlanta Brokerage Co
New York
New Orleans
Burl Clique
Cothran & Co Cotton Letter Predicts Strong Demand
New York reports July 16 notes a sharp drop from yesterday with Decem ber stubborn around 917 to 946 cents, as investment demand grows below a 1 2 cent basis. October shows similar patterns with aggressive spinner buying below 93 4 cents and anticipated active demand for new crop once movement starts in September and October, due to scarce world stock and mills closing rather than consuming.
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Cothran & Co
New York
Fruit and Vegetable Prices in Atlanta Market Listing
Town market prices detailed for July with crates of tomatoes peppers beans and potatoes, cantaloupes cucumbers and berries. Prices listed per crate per variety, plus notes on Irish potatoes and melons, reflecting a bustling trade in fresh produce.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Cabbege
Florida
Turpentine and Rosin Prices Reported in Savannah
Naval Stores in Savannah on July 1 show turpentine at 47 1 3 with steady rosin. receipts and sales figures listed for turpentine and rosins, with price points for ABC through N and window glass and water white harenton. Market notes include July 15 dates and occasional price updates across multiple grades.
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Savannah
Harenton
Rosin Steady
Metal Market Fluctuations Ripple Through Tin Copper and Lead
New York reports a decline in spot tin to 1233 pounds per ton in London with futures down 15? London prices slip further. Copper weakens with spot closing at 256 108 and futures at 50 2. Locally quiet with electrolytic copper around 13.63 and 18.254 pounds per ton. Lead steady in London at 11 8s and 4 12 1/2 here. spelter down 3s 6d in London to 20 16s. Iron closes at Ra Gd Glasgow and 46s 4 1/2d Middlesboro. Local quotations hold No 1 foundry iron and related products. Warrants unchanged. Lead price in St Louis noted as of July 6.
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Spadioas
Peckinld
Eaports
Aga Jannery
Lear
Ateaay Cotton Region
At & Am
Bossef
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Columbus
Gainesville
Greenville
Griffin
Macon
Monticello
Nurnan
Rome
Spartanberg
Tallapoosa
Toccoa
Averanos
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Montgomery
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Savannah
Iekeburg
Wilmington
Savaoneh
Charleston
Marbury
Texas and Pacific
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Toledo
St Louis
Wea
Union Pacific
Baltimore and
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Wheellna
Lake Erie
Central of New Jersey
Wisconsin Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Altondo
Great Western Go
United States
Bob Colorado Southern
Delaware and Hudson Do 2d
Amalgamated Copper
Delaware, Denver and Rio Grande American Car and Foundry
Amer Smetting
Colorado Fuel and Iron S
Southern
Columbia and
Hocking Coal
Consolidated Gas Arent
Louisville
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General Rectrick
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Sle International
St R
Minneapolis
St Lou
Curl Pacific
Pax International
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Meritco
Norfolk and Western
People's Gas
Ontario and Western
Pennsyvania
Pullman Palace
Pittsburg
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Bt Ll
San Francisco
Southwestern
United State Steel
Western Union
Chem Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Seaboard
London
Longdon
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Nartherm
Southerm
Soft
St. Loui
Speiter
Lard Prices Jump As Wheat Rebounds In Chicago
Wheat shows strength amid late session rally as commission houses buy and futures pare losses. Corn weak but steady with gains in packers demand for lard pushing pork products higher. Chicago markets report mixed receipts and weather notes while futures swing on cash demand and sentiment.
Market reports from Atlante and major cities July 15
Wheat, corn, oats and flour prices move in tight ranges across markets. Reports note rising bear pressure on corn and a firm bid on oats while weather and crop news drive attitudes. prices show mixed closes with December futures edging, and regional meat and dairy quotes span Atlanta New York Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati with varied routings.
July Investments GB C and per cent 6 per cent Bonds
Investment brief notes GB C and 6 percent bonds with July as the timing or section header.
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