New Orleans Cotton Market Sees Narrow Gains Amid Rumors
The New Orleans market opened easy with July at 13.40 and August near 12.30, then surged to 13.50 before closing mixed as July slipped while August fell. Reports of heavy rains in Texas and strong Liverpool spot activity fueled bullish nerves with rumors of short excess and a final uptick in late trading.
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Salls
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Orleans
Cothran & Co
Atlantic States
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Weckipos
Kaport
Siours
Bevarday
Closing Bond Quotations From Chicago Money Markets
A scattered list of bond quotations shows general and convertible issues from Chicago and national firms. Items include Chicago M and St Paul general 4s, Chicago and Northwestern consoles, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific 45, and various others such as United States Steel at 24.35, Louisville and Nashville unified 4- and Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s, with ranges and percentages reflecting market values.
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St L
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Great Western
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United States
Colorado Southern
Wells Fargo
Delaware and Hudson
Det Lack
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Rio Grande
Great Northern
American Sugar Refining
Illinois Central
Anaconda Mining Co
Iowa Central
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado
Kansas City Southern
Columbus and Hock Coal
Consolidated Gas
Louisvile and
Nashville
General Electric
Manhattan le
International Paper
Joy
Minneapolis
Miscouri Pacific
Missouri
Kana
Texas
National Biscuit
National Railway of Mexico
Pacific Mall
New York Central
People's Gas Ae
Norfolk and Western
Boy Ontario and Western
Penns Lvania
Republic Stee
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United States Rubber
United State Steel
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Westm Union
Paw
War Chemical Company
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
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Athleon General
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Canada
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St Paul
Rock Island
Pacific
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Denver City
Hocking Valley
Manhattan
United States Steel
Louisville
St Louia
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Texan
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New Jeccey Central General
Northern Pacific
Consot
Eery Reading
St Loula
Iron Mountain
Wheeling and Lake @rie
Wisconsin Central
Pennsylvania
Cotton market trends dampen hopes for new crop gains
A Baxter & Co. cotton letter from New York on July 20 notes heavy discounting for new crop prices, with 93 to 94 cents seen for the new crop if August bureau data doesn't improve. It describes August uncertainty, expects more bearish signals unless conditions improve, and mentions rain in Texas possibly aiding pests. The report highlights market volatility and the cautious stance of spinners and traders.
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New York
Baxter & Co
Texas
Palestine
Abilene
Tex
Hubbard Bros. & Co
New
Condition Of Cotton Crop Improves Slightly In July Report
The Journal of Commerce late July report places cotton crop condition at 76.7, up 1.8 points. Weather delays in Texas and extended rains suggest continued moisture and slow growth, while market sentiment remains cautious with July and August dull and prices modestly firm. Treasury data show state by state condition changes and overall cash available.
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New York
Journal of Commerce
Orleans
Texas
Grain trading stays brisk with mixed wheat gains
Wheat led futures with September up about 1 4 to 1 8 cents, corn steady to higher, oats firmer, and provisions easing. Reports cite heavy early selling, frost prospects in the northwest, and ongoing demand from export markets and commission houses as traders push for prices near session highs amid fluctuating receipts and market support.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Kansas
Baxter & Co
United Kingdom
France
Cothran & Co
Liverpool
Southwest
Market summary from a volatile July session in grains and stock letters
The report from Baxter & Co and others shows a bullish tone for the primary movement in wheat in the Canadian belt, with decreased northwestern stock and firm undertone near close. Corn remained steady while oats stayed quiet, with light exports and dull provisions. Atlanta and New York letters noted irregular markets, covering shorts and cautious sentiment, as grain exports stayed large and cotton saw mixed pressure.
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Great Britain
France
Atlanta
Galveston
Norfolk
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Boston
Wilmington
Philadelpnia
Savannah
Orleans
Pea
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
Cincinnati
Louisi Vie Firm
St Louis
Houston
New York
Continent
Japan
Atcdison
Alabama
Atlanta Brokerage Co
Newa
Atchison
New York Central
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