Cotton Opens Firm as Weather, Funds Swing Markets
New York July 29 The cotton market opened steady with an advance to 7 points then slipped and rallied. Prices for New Crop rose through the morning, with August and September futures drawing strength on short covering and firm cables. Liverpool and New Orleans bids held steady, while weather delay fears and harvest progress influenced sentiment and led to a mixed close.
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New York
Aittle
Weather Bureau
Tuesaday
Wall Street
QU Ic
Liverpool
Gome
Sailafle
Jong
New Orleans
Ust
Orleana
Hubbard Bros. € Co
Southern Exchange
Son
Texas
Cothran & Co
Bruce, Jones & Co
Closing Bond Quotations Across Markets
The list compiles closing prices and yields for numerous bonds and treasuries. Notable figures include Chicago and Northwestern at 108 percent, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific at 101 percent, United States Bree stands at 79 percent, and Missouri Kansas and Texas around 49 28 percent.
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Yarday
Palas
Atchison
Toledo
St L
Western
Baltimore and
Ohio
Union Pacific
Bbs Bay
Canadian Pacific
Central of
Chicago
Alton
Wisconsin Central
Great Western
Northwestern
United States
Delaware and Hudson
Americano Car and Foundry
del, Lack and Western
Denver and
Rio Grande
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Company
Tutneis Central
Tan
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Low
Entral
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Ltock
Kanx City Southern
SBS International
Missouri
Kans
Texas
Ry of
Mexico
Ann. Ae
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Pullman Palace U
Oco
Pitsburg
Rock Island Company
Tennessee ‘Coal and Iron
United States Leather
United States Rubber
St Pouls Southwestern
Cas
United Statea
Bay
T Paul
Western Union
Va -Car Chemical Co
Toa
Southern Parific 'Ies
Lan Southern Railway
Seaboard Air Line
Texas and Pacific
Paul General
Rock Island and
Pacific
C. C
St Louie General
Colorado
Loutaville
Nashville
Minneapolis
St Louis
Kansas
New York Central General
New Jersey
Norfolk and Western Consol
Reading General
St Louis and
Tron Mountain
Consol
Louie
San Francisco
St Louis Southwestern
Stade
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Wieconsin Centra
Continental Tobacco
Colorado Fuel
Sige
Rock Island
Cotton and commodity brief from New Orleans market notes
Market summaries from New Orleans and other cities cover futures ranges, dry goods demand, cotton letters, and livestock. Reports note fluctuating prices, general strength in cotton outlook, and forecasting of higher prices amid limited future trading, with various regional crop and market indicators.
Wheat Rebounds as Corn Drops Leads Mixed Grain Rally
Chicago reports show wheat closing over a cent higher after early weakness, with September wheat up 1 1/4 to 1 3/8 cents and corn up about 1/2 to 2 1/4 cents. Oats followed corn’s course while provisions stayed strong. receipts totaled heavy for wheat and corn, and rains across Iowa Illinois and Nebraska influenced prices amid bullish feed demand.
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Chicago
Pricus
Bulllab
Northwest
Manitoba
Geome
Minneapolia
Duluth
Iowa
Ilinois
Nebraska
Shorts
Baxter & Co
Cothran & Co
Grain and meat price notices across cities inform trading
Wheat and flour futures show mixed quotes with No 2 red cash at 78 5-8 to 81 as prices edge up in St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati. Provisions rise in St Louis and New York with pork lard bacon and short ribs higher. Groceries display a broad spread across Atlanta and New York markets for coffee sugar canned goods and produce.
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St. Louis
Bard
Dcember
Chicago
Cincinnati
Provisiona
Atlanta
Star
Banquet
California
Simon
Shield
White Cloud
Job
Bing
Standard Mess
New York
Murphy & CO
New Oriecans
Pryor Street
Jackson
Broadway
Pook. Comtanine
Prices for Fruits and Vegetables in Atlanta
The July 2 market report lists tomato crates at 30 3hc, peppers at 16.125 per crate, lettuce and beans varying per crate, peas from 125 to 150 per crate, celery from 2.50 to 3.00 per crate, New Irish potatoes at 0.65 to 0.70 per bush, cantaloupes at 1.0 per crate, cucumbers 1.15 to 1.50 per crate, watermelons 0.10 per car, gooseberries 11 to 12 1-2c quart, blackberries 7 to 1%e quart, and Georgia peaches quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Oystera
Virginia
Georgis
Georgia
Tenneme
Georgia Apples
Liverpool Grain Market Report July 23
Wheat and corn quotes list No 2 red western No 1 northern and No 1 California prices. Futures quiet with July nominal and September bids for wheat. Corn spot American mixed feeds quiet with July nominal and September prices noted.
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Liverpool
California
Metal Market shows sharp London price gains on Monday
New York July 2 metal prices rose in London trade with copper and lead advancing. Tin closed near 2.60 plus, London copper up 1 to 57 pounds 6s, futures down modestly, locally copper steady. Spelter flat, lead down 1d, futures in St Louis firm at 4.29 1-2 and 6.50 for spelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock
Great Britain
Conuinent
Franca Maneet
Necelpta
Norfolk
Baltimore
Wilmington
Adelphis
Savannah
France
Japan
St Louis
Texas
New York
London
Glasgow
Middlesbury
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
St. Louis
Foreign Finances Ledger Notes and Market Rates
London and Paris financial updates report money and account figures for stocks and bonds such as Atchison Minois Central and Louisville and Nashville with varied quotations. Paris exchanges show three per cent rente rates and London exchange figures, while Swiss and German exchange figures are noted with pfennigs and francs.
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London
Onsois
Atchison
Minois Central
Louisville
Nashville
Bar Allver
Paris
Bethyady
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Cotton Region
Bam
Templar
Montgomery
New Orlean
Oklahoma Ie
Avennah
Vicksburg
Andern Belt
Mobile
Galveston
Wu, & Sa
Canada
Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and
Bo Chicago
Quincy New
Kansas City
Foe
Memphis
Naval
A.B. C.D Satan
Charteatan
Julierrester White
Wimington
Spear Outpeatti
Rosin
Anor
Provisiona Strong
Avanta
Victor
Peart
Good Western Commission
Oats
Standard Firm
Maddox - Rucker Banking Co
Brokerace and Commission Copfton
Prudential
P. O
Phono
O'Dell Commission Co. Incorporated
Capital
Cincinna
South
Neal Foan and Banking Co
Third Nations Bank
J. W. Atlsmann
Empire
Bell Phone
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Safe Investments
THOMAS S. PAINE & C. INVESTMENT SECURITIES ‘ EQUITABLE /BUILDING
William E. Bush
Investment Securities
Avcusta
Rubbard Bros. & CO
W. H. Patterson & CO
Gould Building
Wall St
Bell
John W. Dickey
Augusta, GA
Hugh MacRae & Co
Bankers
Southern Securities
Wilmington, N.C
Washington, D. C
Kellogg Building
John Heins & Co
Philadelphia
Empire Building
Chas H Hightey
Tallulah Falls
Morphi
Pranoauly
Lo Lesry Pasion
Hay Sonition Wines
Tolsey Aay
DR Long CO
G.A.R
Grand Army of the Republic
Los Angeles
Yellowatens Park
L. Parrott
T Palen
Pryor St
Rock Island System
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