Cotton market opens steady as July leads losses then recovers
The New York cotton market opens steady with all months except July up 3 to 5 points. Nervousness follows but noon shows a steadier tone as bull holders step in. In New Orleans trading remains quiet with minor gains and limited demand, though day prices edge up on Liverpool’s improved sentiment and contract activity.
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Niles
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Dry Goods Market Holds Quiet, Cotton Demand Steady
New York July 29 reports show no change in overall dry goods demand. Cotton goods remain quiet with print cloths dull, pieces in moderate demand and hosiery and underwear for next spring moderately sought. Prices for futures stay steady as markets reflect a calm but firm tone.
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Cotton market movements across ports report
New York notes cotton quiet with 805 bales sold, mids in upland and varied receipts and stocks across ports including New Orleans Galveston Savannah and Charleston. A Cotton Letter from Murphy & Co reports weather mixed in Texas and a cautious market with brief upticks and strong south support to stem declines.
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Murphy & Co
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Corpus Christi
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Columbus
Ga. Wailea
Texas
Olishoma
Indian Territory
Murphy &Co
Ins
Chicago
New
Grain market report with futures and receipts data
The record covers Chicago wheat and corn futures, receipts of 240 cars, and price movements including December corn at 32 1/2 to 34 1/2 cents, September wheat around 14.20 and 14.65 for related contracts, and strong activity in provisions. It notes visible grain supplies, export buying, and daily market fluctuations amid a broad array of commodities and financial data in late July.
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Brilliant crop prospects and market mood in cotton
Crop reports from Alabama and Mississippi praise ideal weather and rapid progress, predicting perhaps the largest crop yet. Liverpool and New York markets show mixed to dull activity, with traders awaiting bureau reports and fearing dry spells west of the Mississippi.
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Chicago Market Review and Grain Decline After Heat
In Chicago on July 29 the drought relief failed to halt a broad market slide as wheat and other cereals fell while corn dropped sharply on expectations of saved crops. September corn slid to about 52 1/2 cents, trading lower amid liquidation and bearish statistics, with receipts of 210 cars. Wheat also weakened near the bottom, and September futures traded around 69 1/2 to 70 cents as traders covered shorts at intervals.
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Seaboard
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Murphy & Co
Corm
Easyy
Ohio Valley
Iit- Heelae
Bbc
Texas
Georgia
New York
Essler
Chinaco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Foreign Finances and Market Notes from London and Washington
London and Washington financial dispatches report consolidations near 92% to 99% on various issues, with bills and silver prices listed. Treasury balances show available cash of 176.3 million dollars and gold at 92.3 million. New York markets opened firm on steel strike settlement, with U S Steel and other leaders rising amid cautious profit taking and mixed volume.
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Qub-Treaury
Shorta
Market Woes And Stock Outlook From July Reports
Market notes describe weak opening amid rain, labor strike fears, and drought impact on steel and railroad shares. Rock Island and Grangers fluctuated, with overall lack of public appeal and soft closes. Live stock and grain prices show mixed movements across Chicago St Louis and New York markets with various regional receipts and price ranges. A mother duck story closes with a brief nature note.
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Brian White
Daring Mother Ducks Hawk Away With Water Splash
A brave mother duck and her three eagled offspring flee a hawk near the rushes. She uses powerful splashes to drench the predator, sending it retreating after three failed lunges, while the ducklings press on toward safety.
Longevity of Presidents in Early U.S. History
A Washington telegram cited in The Hartford Courant argues that presidential strain shortens a leader’s life, but records show early presidents often lived long after leaving office. The piece notes Washington’s post presidency years, several presidents dying after terms, and varied lifespans across eras, with many ex presidents living decades in private life.
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Boston Common Interviews of a Lawn Rebel
A Boston Post piece depicts a streetwise wanderer lounging on the Common with unkempt whiskers and a torn suit, challenging rules about public grass. He questions civility and privilege, cites disdain for authority, and plans to pursue a court test case after the “fly cop” interrupts.
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