Cotton Market Opens Higher Despite Light Demand
New York July 6 cotton futures opened with modest activity and closed near unchanged to up one to two points. Weather rains across the belt boosted shorts to cover while brokers speculated on a bullish weekly review. Receipts at New Orleans and Houston showed declines from last year as traders anticipated continued showers.
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New York
Genery
Baes
Liverpool
Excel
Bell
Porta
New Orleans
Houston
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Siverpool
Savannah
Atlantic States
Myers
Stater Island
Georgia
Alabama
India
Texas
Fearette
Chicago
Southwest
Triengly
Stocks and Bonds Amid Mixed Market Notes
A crowded docket of bond and stock listings appears with varied quotes from many issuers including New Jersey Central, Colorado and Southern, Reading, Erie, Pacific lines, Louisville and Nashville, and Union Pacific. The report covers price movements, coupon statuses, and notable changes in listed 4s, 5s, and 3s, highlighting market liquidity and investor sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C
St. L General
New Jersey Central
Colorado Ind
Berea
Northern Prolific
Colorado” Midland
Norfolk and Western Consols
Colorado
Southern
Oregon
Cuba
Pennavivania
Danver
Rio “Grande
Distillers’ Securities
Tag American Tobacco
Erie Prior
San Fran
Southwestern
Wee TE Atchison General
Hocking
Alton
Pac. R
Japan
Southern Pacific
Honda
Southern Railyay Sa
Texas and Pacific Ists
Louisville and Nast Unified Ae
Toledo
St. I
West
Wisconsin
New York Central
Wheat strength sustains gains amid Russian export slump
Chicago July 1, wheat futures held firm as continued wet weather in southern Russia and reduced exports supported prices. September wheat rose to about 78 7-8 cents, with corn and oats lower. Reports showed large river, primary, and world supplies, while Russian dispatches boosted bullish sentiment despite ample U.S. receipts. Provisions mixed, hogs and lard nudged lower with steady to firm pork and beef markets across major cities.
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Chicago
Russia
Minneapolis
Lulsth
Tocal
Stork
Septmber Park
Corm
Ofis
BO Boy
Coffee and Sugar Market Roundup in New York and New Orleans
Trading in coffee and sugar was largely steady with minimal official news and quiet activity. European markets closed, New York opened near unchanged, late session buying raised some futures, sugar and coffee spot prices showed minor adjustments across refining grades and related products.
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New York
Tomus
Ugar
Porte
New Orleans
Rio
Live Stock Market Data From Chicago Trade Report
The July 16 Chicago Livestock Market shows cattle receipts at 27 000 with mixed gains and declines across classes. Hogs receipts 53 000 with prices: prime heavy around 0.80 to 0.88. butchers 6.00 to 6.80. packing hogs 6.00 to 6.80. Sheep receipts 21 000 with steady tone. lambs 6.40 to 8.00. yearlings 4.40 to 6.80. Texans noted as steady. native shipping and export steers 4.50 to 6.00. stockers and feeders 2.09 to 4.00. cows and heifers 2.00 to 3.26. calves 3 3 to 6.80. Texas longhorns and ingle steers 2.35 to 4.80.
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Claas
Adams Express
Bt. Fond
Moe
American Car and Foundry
Mirzzouri Pacific
Ohm Mo
Kansas
Texas
Bim
American Express
National RL A. of Mexico
New York Central
American Ice
New York
Wwe
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
Aes Bo
Pitteburg
Obazeo
Anaconda Mine Co
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Ig Fass
Republic Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Rock Island Co
BOT
al Central of
New Jers
Chesapeake and Ohio
Bt. Louis
Pfa
Chicago
Great Western
St Louie Southwestern
Northwestern
BOO
MIL
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Arts A.c. C
Colorado
Tennessee
Southern
Texas and Pacific
Toledo St. le
West
Union Pacific
United States Express
Delaware and Hudson
Tnited Atatea Realty Yoo Tey
Delaware, Lacka and
Wed
United States Rubber
Denver and
Rio Grandes
Oon
Ann
United States Steel
Tistitlers’ Securities
Bim Erle
Carolina Chemical Ana
Fan al Fn
Walls-Fergo Fenrera
Tinos Central
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wheeling and Lake “Erie
Wisconsin Central
Town
Sentral
Hern Perific
Central Leather
Kansan City
Bing Do
Alose-Bhatfield Steel
Lavieville
Nashville
Great Northern
Mexican Central
Inter
Minneapolis
St .Tauls
Dc Lowes
Louis
Erie
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Liverpool Catton
Cottort
Weil Bros
Montgomery
Als
Atlanticas
Carolina
Mississippi
Galveston
Mobile
Mavannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Boston
Baltimore
Memphis
Augusta
Cincinnati
Stocks and Bonds
L. J. Anderson Oo Co
Bates
Gbert & Clay
Europa
London
Pathy
Atlanta
California
Continent
St. Louis
Colger
C. Chase
Arm and Hammer
Avennah
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Houston Inc
S. Louis
Louisville
Taf Os Paca Wa
Oeir
Gi Sert & Clay
Mast
Alabama Mae
Bonds Soften
Nee
Copter
Lanai
Long Distauss
Tebeel
Crete
Fagan, ‘Wang
The
Fourth National Bank
Hanover Square
Century
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Produce Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
Hustace
I API
Frank Hawkins
ML OM. Atkinson
Thomas C. Erwin
Joseph A. McCord
R. W. Byers
3Rd National Bank Capital
A. W. Calhoun
Milton Dargaz
John W. Grant
H. ¥. Moora
Hom. Atkinson
SH ‘Nuncalty
J. Carre
Payne E . Rosser
David Woodwark
Lowry National Bank
Thomas J. Avery, Robrert J. Lowrey, Joseph T. Orme
Thomas Eggleston
Samuel M. Inmar
John E. Murphy
Thos. D. Meador
William G. Raoul
Mell F P. Wilkinson
Capitol
WM. L. Peel
Thos. J. Peeples
Robt
F. Maddox
Jas. G. Lester
Maddox-Rucker Banking CO
Capital
Ware & Leland
Wall &J
Peters
Chicago Stock Exchange
B.C. Cothran
Standard ‘Phone
Anderson Ca
Allegheny, Pa
A. B. Leach & CO
Farson, Leach & CO
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Southern Exchange
Gould
State of Georgia
Maconde
Douglas County
City of Dublin
City of
Quitman
Duc
City of Elberton
City of Ocilla
Clarke County
Georgia Rbr, & Banking
John W. Dickey
William E. Bush
Investment Securities
Augusta, Ga
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