Cotton Market Sees Unsettled Trading Amid Dry Goods News
New Orleans and New York reports show cotton futures fluctuating with prices near the day’s low, late session selling dampening gains after early buying spurred by reports of good spot demand and ongoing rains damaging some belts. Receipts at ports and in New Orleans reflect ongoing demand, while weather and crop progress across Alabama Georgia and the lower belt influence outlooks.
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New York
New Orelans
Houston
New Orleans
South Carolina
Ty Clone
Oe Invest
Bax
Kert & Clay
Liverpool
Mississippi
Florida
Louisiana
Georgia
Alabama
Chicago
Northwest
Nebraska
Illinois
Riba
Ward
London
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Legislative Committee
Russia
United States
Kansas City
Iver
Tihat
Irea Cain
Swift
Minarcy
Louis Bales
Bow
Ne ‘ Adams Ixpress
Miny St Wind Saul
Ao. Pregerrea
Leo
American Car and Foundry
Missouri Tac Fle
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Crete
Mexico
Amer
Presti Mall
Amco
Transvara
Ofa
St. Ws
Bere CU
Atlanilc
Omann Daenens
Roth Isand Co
New Jersey
Ste
Chipetkeeid
Ohio
San Pran
Chicago Great Western
Southwestern
Npo
Northwestern
Mil
Feu
Cheago
Trans -Ran
Rr- Cc. Ct
Celead Fool
Trov
Wn Fouthern Cass
Temmail Pacific Ca
Arty St Tours
West
Tolerio
Union
Cern Products
United Bittes Express
Weber
Dewars
Denver
Rio Grand
United State
Isc
Lara Ber Park
Hocking Valley
Tnes Central
Inghouse Electric
International Paper
Western Union
Lake Erie
Kansas Ct
Southern Ass
Taulsville
Nashville
Great Northern
Interboro
Metopolitan Ee Oe
New Jersey Central
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania Co
Genera
St. L
Iron Mountain
St. Louis
San Francisco
St. Louis Southwestern Con
Seaboard Air Line
Bouthemm Pacific
Southern Railway
Parific
Toledo
Bt. L
Western
S. Steel
Maryland
Wheeling
Wisconsin Central
Bee Cotton Region
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Columbus
Eldy
Gainesville
Greenville
Alexandria
Senag Wr
Augusta
Charleston
Galveston
Tittle Rock
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery i
Savannah
Vicksburg
Wilmington T
Mississiama
Ppl
Alab Marbury
Anderson & Co
Aera
Southern Exchange
Tatr Refining
Fim
Brazil
Congress
Carolinas
Rio
Middle Sea
STOCKS AND BONDS AND CROP NOTES
Market notes from New York and Chicago discuss fluctuating bond values, U.S. refunding securities, and various railroad and industrial issues with mixed activity. Cotton and grain markets see gains and losses tied to Liverpool data, weather, and export demand, while Treasury balances and gold reserve figures are reported from Washington.
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G. C
Louis Wew
Colorado Industrial
Colorado and Southern
Cuba
Denver
Andefio Grande
Distiera’ Securities
Erfe
Hocking Valley
Japan
Peteres
Mondse
Louisvile and
Nashville
Manhattan
Consol
Mexican Central
American Tobacco
Atchison General
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and
Olle
Bysee
Brooklyn R. T. Co
Central of Georpinst
Do. 1St Inc
No. 2Nd Inc
Chesapeake and Ohio
Seater
Chicago
Alton
Louis
New Orleans
Ware & Leland
Wall St. Peters
Atlante
Membbers
Tork Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat Strong in Early Session
Chicago July 19 black rust and Russian crop condition drive wheat market early. Initial strength due to active short and commission demand fades as rust reports from Minneapolis spark profit taking. Sep near 78 ¾ to 78 7/8 cents, close 78 ¾. Clearances 86,500 bu. primary receipts 1,000-900. regional car deliveries cited.
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Chicago
Shorts
Commission Houses
Minneapolis
Minneapolia
Russia
Duluth
Weather and market snapshot from New Orleans and New York
Weather reports from Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama and Texas describe heavy rains affecting crops and potential price boosts in cotton, with labor scarcity and rust risks discussed. New York Stock Exchange activity is dull, with expected dividend news from Union Pacific and mixed signals for copper and rail stocks. Cotton and coffee markets show modest gains and cautious trading amid weather-driven sentiment.
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Georgia
Mississippi
New Orleans
Texas
Carolinas
New York
Reading
St Paul
Tinian Pacific
Union Pacific
Stecks
Southern Pacific
Tinion Pacific
Pennsylvania
Colorado
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Port Receipta
New Orteangoe
Gelveston
Stocks and Bonds
Hubberd Bros. & Co
Atlantic States
Treasury
Washington
Baer
Alabama Street
Nt Menga
Ae Gee Se
Facan
Britain
France
Wilmitagon
Bales
Brock
Bt. Louis
Teady
Cincinnati
mBy
Louisvue& Aes
Ardeague
Sale
Lily
Grioncr
Marceh
Mareh
Aleady
Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta, Ga
BH. Currier
HT. Inman
A. BE. Thornton
Geo
B. Donova
James
Floyd
Frank Hawkins
Thomas €. Erwin
Cashion
R. W. Byers
Cashier
M. Atkinson
V. F. Joseph A. McCord
3Rd National Bank Capital
A. W. Calhoun
Muton Dargan
John W. Grant
H. Y. McCord
H. M. Atkinson
Joseph A. McCord
H. Nunnally
Carroll Payne
E. B. Roszer
David Woodwark
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Capital
Asa G. Candler
H W. Patterson
Jno
Owens
A. P. Cotes
Wm. C. Owens
Asst
Boston
Philadelphia
W. Lafrentz
C. P. A. Pres
Manwaring
V. Pres
Theo Cochet
Gartoman EANE/ BLDG Co
B. Bidwell
Amdit
L. C. Smith
H. M. Ashe
Writing In Sight Co
M.C. A. Bidg
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Broters Cotton
Btu
Raerences
Fourly Nansen Phenetomry National Bank
Ball
Gould Building
State of Georgia
Macon
Douglas County
Dublin Sa
Quitman
City of
Ocilla
Bonda
Clarke County
Borda
Georgia R. HR. & Banking Co. Ga
John W. Dickey
Augusta, Ga
William E. Bush
Investment Securities
L.J. Anderson&Co
Riv
Reeencey
Bank
Prudential