Cotton Market Opens Firm Amid Cautious Trading
New York July 27 cotton market opens firm with gains of 6 to 8 points before profits selling pushes values mixed. October to March futures advance. foreign demand supports near months while southern selling and Wall Street profits limit upside. New Orleans spot trade shows quiet, with few sales and an unchanged close. Dry goods market shows dull activity with steady prices on most lines.
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September Park
S6ia
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Hugh L. Smith & CO
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Broadway
Cordova
Maren
Cotton market summaries from ports and Houston July 27
Cotton trading across ports shows varied activity. New York to New Orleans to Galveston report mixed receipts and stock, with quiet to easy prices at several hubs. Morphy and Co. notes a bullish weekly Chronicle takeaway despite stated bearishness, highlighting Liverpool gains and unsettled Texas weather.
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Midalh Lompus
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Chronicle
Texas
Liverpool
Blackville
Montgomery
Austin
Tex
Cotton Market News From New Orleans and New York
New Orleans reports a mixed opening as crop prospects weigh on prices while moisture improves in Texas. London and New York futures show short covering and drought relief stirs cautious optimism, with analysts forecasting potential price declines if central Texas drought eases.
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EH. & B. Beer
New Orleans
Chronicle Weekly
Heece Orters Paine
Texas
New York
Fralt and Produce Market Notes from Atlanta July 27
Live poultry remains heavy with receipts running well above demand. Prices drift low as stock is mostly poor quality. Butter, onions, and tomatoes show weak demand while peaches and citrus move slowly. Cattle, hog, and sheep markets mixed. grain and metal prices also reported with variable activity across cities.
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Marke
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Western Lambs
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Wall Street Slumps Amid Apathy in July Trade
July 27 reports show a stagnant market with little public interest and few price movements. United States Steel and related industrials led activity as traders sought any movement, while railroad stocks and rail bonds traded in small volumes.
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Market Rumors and Bank Figures From New York July 27
The week ends with signs of strong bank surplus and mixed equity activity. New York associated banks show rising surplus reserves while loans and deposits fluctuate. Stock markets display feverish, uneven moves amid drought, steel strike tension, and shifting corn and grain prices affecting railroads and commodities.
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Thia Stazon
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Market notes show bank loan surge and weak deposits
A Chicago market recap reports a large loan increase at a major bank rising to 10 million while actual cash deposits grew only about 3.8 million. Bank reserves exceed required levels by 23.1 million as deposits and loans diverge, with widespread market declines across grains and provisions amid poor cash liquidity.
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Joana Agi
First National Bank
Divided Into 2 000 000 Shares of Par Value One Dollar
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Export Company Promotes Texas Oil Venture and Prospects
A promotional prospectus touts the Export Oil and Pipe Line Co led by Hon Charles A Towne and a slate including Gov Woolton McMillan, Stephen M Stott, and other executives. It argues strong management, three guaranteed wells, and lucrative sulphur and oil lands in Beaumont and Sulphur. Estimations claim 60,000 barrels daily, possible six wells, and high dividends on current stock with ground floor opportunity.
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Stock Offering Promises Immediate Subscription
Advertisement notes 60 cents per share par value 51 OG full paid non assessable. Urges subscription immediately to secure stock before oil price rise. Requests checks or drafts payable to Walter O. Hudson & Co. and directs mailing to Beaumont Texas with prospectus and current information available.
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Walter O. Hudson & CO
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