Cotton Reacted Late In The Day In New York Market
New York July 28 A firmer Liverpool market and weather worries in the central western belts mainly Texas Oklahoma kept the local cotton market steady for most of the day. Opening prices rose 2 to points, wax continued higher until a July cotton slump at New Orleans near close, then a 1 to 2 point net decline. New Orleans later recovered half its loss but the market remained under pressure. Trade sentiment in New York stayed cautious about the Western crop, especially Texas where dry weather was forecast, while the eastern belt received showers improving moisture and crop prospects. Cotton arrivals in New York totaled 50007 bales, including 24 bales consigned. Most of the latter were destined for July contracts. Cotton receipts were quiet, middling uplands 12.40, middling-gait 1.60. Exels none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Texas
Oklahoma
New Orleans
Texan
Drouth
Spot Cotton Market Report From Various Ports July
Cotton price and market activity across ports show mixed middling quotations and receipts. Notable figures include Atlanta, New Orleans, Savannah, Boston, and Memphis with varying net receipts, stock, and exports. several entries indicate quiet or steady markets and modest shipment totals for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moblie
Cniet Mittting
FAMC
Savannah
OSS Roma SR
Wlock
Coxstwie
New Orleans Cotton Market Notes and Trade Disruptions
The report describes volatile cotton trading conditions with widespread interest across traders and bunkers. It notes price fluctuations, seasonal shifts, and efforts by merchants to adjust through late bidding and renewed activity, highlighting regional supply dynamics and evolving market tone.
Unclear Market Report On January Trade Prices
Fragmentary OCR notes mention dry goods and markets, pricing context after January 1, with references to contracts and trades. The readable items suggest price shifts and market activity but lack coherent details or identifiable entities.
Hubbard Bros and Co Understress Amid Dark Economic News
Fragmented OCR text reports Hubbard Bros and Co amid unrest with labor and market tension. Notes from Bradstreet’s Special Communications show declines in wheat and corn supplies across United States and Canada, with overall stock reductions and looming shortages, plus mentions of regional impacts and price concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
New York
United States
Canaan
Ted States
Canada
Camas
Fort Worth
Cotton Region Bulletin for July 29 regional weather report
Weather summary for 24 hours ending 7 am includes heavy rains across Georgia and Alabama. Highs and lows listed for key stations such as Fort Deposit, Mobile, and others. Temperatures generally low for the period with widespread rainfall across central and Atlantic coast districts. Section director KPRR and a note on rain prevalence provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Region
Atanta
Weekly Weather Report and Cotton Market Outlook
The report notes weekly mean temperatures mostly from 78 to 88 degrees with Texas coast cooler by 1 to 2 degrees and southeastern regions hottest near 90s. Precipitation was light to moderate with pockets over North Carolina Georgia and Florida reporting over two inches in places. Cotton market shows a steady tone with small price moves. Savannah shipments of 2400 bales for July delivery and New Orleans futures facing pressure as buyers hesitate amid Washington legislation and market sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Macon
Southeastern
Teawessee
Central
Georgia
Cotton
Fort Smrh
Ark Fort Worth
Thomasville
Auguz
Louisiana
Texa Enuthers
Oklahona
Arkansas
Mounis DeIng
Carolinas
Parky
Gonistann
Florida
Caraas i
Newbern SC
Ow York
Belt
Ralia
Savannah
Cotton Seed Oil Prices Rise Amid Strong Demand
Market notes from New York on July 22 report renewed demand from refiners for cottonseed oil and a tight old crop outlook. Prices climbed for several futures while some contracts posted moderate losses. traders noted early gains but a late setback as supply concerns kept sentiment cautious.
Coffee Market Declines Sharp After Opening Rally
New York July 22 markets show a sharp decline in Furonean toffee futures after a firm start as prices drifted down into a lower close. Reports indicate trading was quiet with spot prices steady, while multiple commodities including sugars and molasses show varied activity and closing levels across sessions.
Irregular Stock Market Amid Mixed New York Session
New York July 22 prices showed irregularity through most of today's session with many stocks pausing at standstill and broad movement lacking prior breadth. Declines hit New Haven and California Petroleum while Western equities and utilities fluctuated. Reading and United States Steel rose into the final hour before easing. Bond and money markets showed weakness in government issues with a mixed weekly weather report and ongoing debt considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
New Haven
California Petroleum
Welle-Fargo
Baltimore and Ohio
Orangers
Canadian Pacific
United States Steel
Drouth
Panama
United States
Country Produce Prices and Food Items Noted
The report lists various market items with prices and changes including 2% and unchanged egg receipts at 11617, potatoes higher at 75703, poultry unchanged, creamery shipments of 701 boxes, whole milk in different varieties, and poultry figures from New York and St Louis dated July 22. It mentions chickens at 19% and turkeys around 18 with other entries like tubs creamery and various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hansan City
New York
St Louis
Tuly
Wheat markets ease as rust scare fades in July trading
Chicago reports a subdued session as rust fears lessen amid cool weather in Minnesota and the Dakotas. Wheat prices slipped with broad declines in grains and provisions, while export demand offered limited support. primary receipts and ship- ments were provided for the week, with mixed futures showing modest movements across wheat and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota
Dakotas
Saat
Seaboard
Sard
Oppose Barrow County plan prompts Walton county stand
A July 22 Social Circle meeting of the Board of Trade adopted a resolution opposing cutting Walton county into Barrow county. They call the move unjust to Walton people and urge the senator and senate to vote against the bill, noting Walton wide opposition and ongoing countywide civic push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Ga
Board of Trade
Social Circle
Walton County
Walton
Senate
Barrow County
Satint Ciele Board of Trade
Walton Beat
Board of Trade of
Monroe
Unien
Suffragette Arson Squad Sets Fire to Mansion
London reports a militant suffragette arson squad set fire to a large unoccupied mansion at Perry Bar near Birmingham. The building burned to the ground as placards appeared in the vicinity bearing protest messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Perry Bar
Birmingham
Atlanta Live Stock and Commodities Market Report
The Atlanta market shows cattle and hogs with varied prices by weight, quality, and type. Live poultry, eggs, and vegetables such as celery, cabbage, oranges, and tomatoes are listed with crates and weights, while provisions and groceries from diamond brands to baking powders are noted with prices and stock levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
R Wo White Jr
Les Miserables at the Grand theater draws crowds this week
The Grand shows Les Miserables famed novel in a 12 000 foot reel production with six acts. Attendance fluctuates but theatergoers report sold out performances and high interest in seating. John F Conroy and diving models headline vaudeville, drawing notable crowds and praise for the unusual act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uno
Tim
Attandanea
Meighe Bork
Eme
Contoy
Bua
Serolam
Bijou week eight musical comedy attracts crowds
Review notes a new and up-to-date comedy at the Bijou with a laughable plot and wholesome humor. Performances promise one of the season’s best, with all-new acts and fresh material. Daily matinée at 8 and night show at 7:50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marineer Wtil
Nlgat
D W M Gregor Dies While In Scotland
Special cable from Dundee Scotland reports the death of D W McGregor of Athens while visiting his native land. He came to America thirty years ago, lived in Atlanta, then Athens since 1888. Head of the McGregor Publishing Company, he ran the campus bookstore and printing shop for the University of Georgia era. He leaves a wife, a daughter, a grandchild, two sisters, and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Jana
Dundee
Scotland
D . McGregor
America
Atlanta
Athensa
McGregor Publishing Company
University of Georgia
Pandoras
New York
Jessia Mitchell
Rev McGregor
New Zealand
How Farmers Lose When Roads Are Bad
Washington July 22. The office of public roads in the Department of Agriculture cites cases where farmers move crops not for favorable prices but for better roads, causing heavy losses. It notes price swings often follow regional oversupply and underconsumption, and that counties with poor roads absorb more shipments than they send, while better roads could boost self sufficiency and enable output to reach other markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Public Roads
Department of Agricultura
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. C
N. O
Maron
Chatlenap
Gal
Aulet Mitting
Norfrik
Stvady Miding Izm
Salen
Nomital Midting
Seorke Gaa
Boston
Philadelshia
Stras
Houeran
Tng
Ab Priynte
Shipmenia
Girne
Ag Aneer
Ron Enda
China
Thetis Gol
Paw
Hubbard Bros & Co
Tovie
Owen Mary
Ithaldatina
Jely
New
Leone
Cox Ton
RES Markets
Manca
Orleans
Fossa Rage
Rom
Sais Cove
Iow
Tovealates
Fae
Cache
Gossy Jair
Fia
Coorgia
Alanrhs
Warneshara
Alabama
Fort Depos
Res
Mobile
Cental
Atlante Coast
Lowes Emst
Kprrmany
Americen
Alia Chalmers
Aess
Sugar Refining Lynis
Baltimore
Ohio
Tobarco
Brooklyn ‘Transit
Anaconda Wining Co
Bay
Central of Georgia
Atchiaan
Ori
Atk Central Teather
Chesapuaky
Anantte Coast Line
Chicaga and
Alton
Ork
Bethinnem
Faelic
Chicega
Central Leather
Sai
Chesapeake
Chicagaa Bay
Datiliers
Ant
North Western
Tomtevills Atd
Natonal
Mexico
Inerborough
Marton
Marveater
Norfolk and Westers
Inter Marine
Pfa
Faber
Lehigh Valley
Mino Ar
Sauit
Louis
San Francisco
Kan
Sarthern Pactig
Wexite
Sarthern Railway
Nak
Baeine
Ginia
Carolina Chemical Fix
Pennsylvania
Ala
pWrestera
Maryland
Pillsburg & and
Bt Westinghousa Flestrie
Toula
Wisconela Cent Ab
Piesburg
FOE
Pedarty A
Ana
Peretare
Attanta
Spartanture
Texan Ratnéalt
Lunzlake
Suri
Montgomery
Memphis
Houston
Mcahoma
Verpant
Coqtan Enor
Tate
God
Alex
Range Close
Gaz Jay
Mey
Gibert & Clay
Orleana
Glenn
Honduras
Japan
John F. Black & Co
New Crow
Milia
Eatton
Porte Ny
Charleston
Calverton
Noorfolk
Boaton Mobile
Cinsingaut
Lou'a
Totele
Seochite L
Togo
Asme
Evember Smt Ts
Kh Kvm
Cotton Word Products
Prinex
Stradr
Eevenu
Hamburg
Gantor
Bia
Metoller
Dan Nia
York
Tegar Steady
Murnaeha SA
Treasury
United States Treasury
Panama Canal
Toson Jily
Mirvena Commercial
Greene Lanagem
North Baye
London Stock Market
Tendona
Womeralia Kaftira
Lamand Sitares
Lonlathet
Nashville Pti Southern Railway
Berlin
Londa
Metals
Steniv
Tondon
Spolter Mlendy
Landin
Beptender
Wpot
Cookson
Orton
Damertic
Rinhes
Mincouri
Blodd
Daly
Sears
IGS
Carl
Nghia
Louisville
Northwest
Privart
Harley
Timon
OtTeIe
Konsat City
Fangas City
Danub
Sendy
Onlin
Amman
St Annie
Manitoba
Stenay
Plata
Arid
Social Circle Board Fight Move
Zoo Beach
Alaska
Meadium
Atlanta Packet
Oglesty Grocery Co
Whilg Provision Company
Cornfaid
Po Corfield
Goatield
Ride
Marion
Pleteta
Beltina
Naval Stores
Lowe
Cincinnati
Lord Atendy
D. W. M’gregor
Broad St
Adelphia
Fist Nanoos! Bank
Municipal
Railroad and Public Service Corporation
The
American Audit Company Home Office
New York City
W. Lafrentz
C. PB. A
F. Theo. Cochel, JR
Seely
Audit Company OF the South
Candlereviiie
Fr. S. Parrigin
American Society
Engineer of Civil Engineers
Patent Office
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!