Cotton Market Ends Quiet With Declines Across Belts
New York and New Orleans cotton markets opened softer with prices 2 to 6 points lower as forecasts of rains in Texas and Indian Territory spurred selling. Reports noted unfavorable crop conditions from Georgia to western Texas while New Orleans sales reached 1,050 bales with futures showing brief rallies before a late decline. Dry goods trade remained slow with limited buyer activity and steady linen prices.
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New York
New Orleans
Texas
Sharp
Europe
Wall Street
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Atlantic States
Georgia
Atlantic
Iadora
Burera
H. & B. Beer
Liverpool
Arkansas
Paris
Hubbard Bros. & Co
New Oriedns
Southern Exchange
Cables
Bears
Shorts
Murphy & Co
Terrell
Atlanta
Augusta
Montgomery
Little Rock
Vicksburg
Charleston
South Carolina
Alabama
Cnies
Port
South Atlantic
Central Western
Bradstreet
Met
Cordova
Sarat R Mipcket
Weather and Cotton Market Report Across Cities
Weather showers lift outlook in north and east Tees. central belt forecasts mixed. Cotton markets show declines and recoveries amid rains, with Liverpool and New Orleans reports and visible supply figures contrasting with local price movements.
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North
East Teess
Wall Street Quiet as Traders Eye Gold and Steel Talks
A large Union Pacific and Southern Pacific bloc drew attention but traders reported a subdued market with many commission houses flat. Crop warnings from the west and persistent weather issues kept corn and oats cautious while United States Steel surged on rumors of a settlement.
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E. Small & Co
New York
Kuhn Loeb-Harriman
Union Pacific
Southern Pacffc
Corm
Gate
Chicago
Texas Pacific
Wabash Aind
Western Union
Gould
Boston
Tennessee Coal and Iron
United States Steel
Manhattan
Ralls
Four Per Cent Paid On Savings Banks Trust Company Notice
Fourth cent rate cited for savings deposits with Sapiral Paice and Pike Family Savings Bank. Offers free calls and over Pike Family Savings Bank. Mentions loan option and G. Lawson vice president, with scattered figures on 1899 1898 grain exports and then Dun’s Review commentary on US and Canadian business conditions, labor disputes, and commodity markets.
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Sapiral Paice
Cail
Roasted Coffee and Groceries Front Atlanta Trade Prices
Atlanta July 19 groceries list shows Arbuckle coffee at 11.80 per 100 cards, Lion 10.80, and various coffee grades. Sugar prices 6.1, New Orleans kettle mixtures, salt, sacks 1.30 to 1.40, ice cream 1.25, cheese full cream 12 to 14c, crackers and candy prices, oysters at 2.10, country produce notes on butter, live poultry ranges, onions and okra prices, fresh fruits with lemons up to 6.50, watermelons and cantaloupes per crate, and coffee and sugar markets in New York with July 19 spot quotes and futures.
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Southern Railroads
Gould Southwesterns
Swith
Western Union
Manhattan
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Missouri Pacific
United States Steel
Union Pa
St. Paul
Atchigan
Southern Pacific
London
United States
Lsted
Pacific Coast
Atchison
Chicago
Great Western
Erie
Loulaville
Nashville
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Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Railway
Wabash
Copper
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People's Gas
Tennessie Coal and Iron
United States Ziget
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
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Mo.k. & Tox
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Savannah
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Little Rock
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Atlantic
Vicksburcke
Texas
Ishoma
Marbury
Liverpool
Liverpool Business Moderate; Middling 4 Same Time Last Year. * ‘ Smapeneee
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Ady
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Houston
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Tennessee
Market News Briefs From Several Cities Including Turpentine
The Metal Market reports tin steady at 27.75, copper 17, lead, spelter, and pig iron unchanged. Lead steady at 430 in St Louis, spelter at 83 821. Naval Stores show turpentine firm around 32 percent in Savannah with strong rosins, while Charleston notes turpentine firm at 314 and rosin firm. Wilmington lists spirits at 34 34 with crude turpentine quiet at 1.2 and tar at 1.30.
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New York
Se Lake
St Louis
Naval
Savannah
Rosin Arm
Charleston
Wilmington
Chicago Wheat and Corn Market Fluctuations Report
Murphy & Co. Grain Letter notes a fairly active wheat market opening stronger on English cables but reversing to below last night’s final. Corn shows hot dry northwest weather and reports of goat rains in southern Kansas with active early buying then sharp declines. Provisions trade remains quiet. hog futures steady amid moderate receipts as markets end nervous but steady.
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Chicago
Iowa
Liverpool
Hicher
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Jongs
Nw Ae Mess
E. Small & Co
Reinet
Wichita
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Missouri
Platte
Illinois
St Paul
South Minnesota
Murphy & Co
Orn
Live Stock Market Reports From Chicago and St Louis
Chicago and St Louis market data show cattle hog and sheep trading with Texans heavily represented. Chicago receipts include 5 425 cattle with Texans up to 10 cents higher and hogs around 5 80 to 5 95, while St Louis posts 1 800 cattle with 700 Texans and hogs near steady to higher.
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Chicago
Conners
Texas
St. Louis
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