Market News From New Orleans and Other Cities
Trading was very active during the first hour as rumors of floods along the Brazos valley in Texas influenced prices. July and August cotton futures rose on the weather outlook while receipts remained large at ports and interiors. Spot quotations showed mixed strength across cities with gains in some months and declines in others.
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New York
Liverpool
Brazos Valley
Texas
Temple of Late
Rouse
Philadelphia
Commission
Wall Street
Europe
South
New Orleans
Brazos
Aeouthern
Rockefellers
South Africa
United States
England
Union Clan
Barber & Co
Norton & Son
Hansa Une
Finch, Edge & Co
Jones
Cotton market roundup from New York and ports
Reports from New York and major ports show mixed cotton prices July 26. Upland middling quotes range around 8 3/4 to 9 1/4 cents with varying stock, receipts, and sales across New Orleans, Galveston, Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, Norfolk, Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Memphis, Augusta, and Houston. Murphy & Co. notes slight Liverpool advance and cautious optimism amid talk of rains and potential crop rally.
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Atlanta
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Savannah
Galveston
Norfolk
Mobile
Iemphis
Auguste
Charleston
Fiouston
St. Louis
Gulf
Wilmington
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Memphis
Augusta
Houston
Murphy & Co
Texas
Mae &S
Ge District
Stata EE
Chattanooga
Columbus
Gatrasville
Greenville
Griffin
Macon
Monticello
Newnan
Rome
Spartanburg
Tallapoosa
Tooroa
West Point
Palestine
Tex
Waxahachie
Charleston- Me
Little Rock A
Bell
Montgomery
Wimington
Marbury
Wall Street's Castle Building Amid Grain Outlook and Rail Bets
In New York July 26 a speculative surge drives Wall Street into castle building as grain prospects spark bets on granger railroads. Analysts cite potential gains up to 50 million dollars from corn crop scales, while investors push stocks higher and foreign banks eye American deals amid easing margins.
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New York
Castle Building
Wall Street
Granger
Chicago
Western
Téhhison
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacifec
Burlington
Rock Island
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Europe
England
J. Pierpont Morgan
Market Falls Short of Rain Forecasts and Bears Hold Back
The Chronicle notes market sensitivity to demand with varied rainfall locally. Traders doubt excessive bearish forecasts, while the spot market remains steady with slight advance despite precipitation concerns.
Dry Goods Market Quiet Weekly Trade Slows
The Dry Goods Market in New York closed the week with quiet activity as buyers from distant houses scanned stocks ahead of fall purchases. Summer trade remains. next week is expected to show more activity in fall offerings. O'Dell & Co reports a steady cotton market with cautious but hopeful sentiment amid rumors of manipulation and variable futures.
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New York
R. G Pun & Co
Middle West
Chioa
Indiana
Illiais
Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouri
Ohio
New York State
Michigan
Texas
Arkean
Georgia
Tennessee
Mid- Swan
Market Summary Plays Liverpool Gap Upward
Market sympathized with Liverpool opening at an advance and later rising to 15 points above last night’s final figures. Heavy rains caused by reports influenced late trading strength. Gossip described as pullish, likely to be discounted, with expectations of a market decline soon. New Orleans remained steady, dull, and unresponsive to broad trends with narrow price movements.
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Liverpool
New Orleans
Cornered Wheat and Corn Send Market Tumbling in July
Chicago July 24 wild fluctuations in July grains caused a bear run as cornered July options slumped sharply then rebounded briefly on rumors. July oats and corn led losses with July wheat down several cents. September contracts followed, while provisions fell. Market breadth showed heavy selling from bears amid ample receipts and unconfirmed Patten settlements.
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Chicago
James Patten
Shorts
Patten
Nebraska
Southwest
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Lows
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Ee i
Ictober
O'Dell & Co
Widespread Wheat Weakness Amid Large Southwest Receipts
The market faced heavy selling pressure as large southwest wheat receipts spurred quick closing of July positions and dragged other months down. Cables steadied hogs and listed grains but overall demand remained tepid with shorts covering slowly. In Atlanta and Liverpool markets, prices for coffee, sugar, and produce showed varied activity amid ongoing volatility.
Market forces push stocks across regions in three year span
The piece notes that forces enabling moves in C B Q St Paul R L Atch U P N P and Northwestern stocks are active in the South western and Southern groups. It forecasts similar advances in the next three years and references a market letter on underlying stock market conditions. J Overton Paine Co lists seven seats on major exchanges and advertises copies upon request.
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St. Paul
R. L
Atch
U. P
N. P
Northwestern
Southwestern
J. Overton Paine CO
Broadway
NEW V
New York
Boston
Philadephia
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Cotton Region Bulletin
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Dun Pytures
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Daly
Kebruars
Jane
Tivespool
Bellers
Robert N. Burnett
Atchison Common
Tetlow
Governor Flower
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Anthony N. Brady
Gates
Ines
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Standhard Oil Company
Houston Company
Chronicle
HK. & B. Beer
Southern Exchange
D. G
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Soan Hawhins
Siden, H.3
Atkinson, Vic Pres
Jos. A. McCord
Thos. C. Ewwin
Sant. Ca
Third National Bank
H. Olsen
Erank Hawhins
Babaobe
Wocord
Jonn
Gitant EB. Rosser
Carroll Payne
Worl
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Murphy & Co., Inc
Jackson
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John W. Dickey
ROKER
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Seale & Go
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Kimball Louse
Commission Hrokers
W. Lee & Co
N. W
Henry Beer
Bertram Beer
Edgar H. Bright
H. &B. Beer
New Orleana Cotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
W. S. Duncan & Co
Alabama &J
Ennis & Stoppani
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Martin & Bush Investment Securities
Augusta, GA
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