Cotton Higher In Early Trade Amid Weather and Weevil Concerns
The New York cotton market opened quiet with futures showing a range from 3 points lower to 2 points higher as weather reports and pest pressures influenced buying. By late morning prices rose on short covering and export demand, with June to August futures testing gains before a steady finish despite some late profit-taking. New Orleans spot activity remained light with limited demand, while the overall dry goods market showed little change and steady tones for brown cotton and other fabrics.
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New York
Weal
Liverpool
Yanala
Inet
Hote
Southern
Toreten
Carolinas
Texas
New Orleans
Shorts
H. & B. Beer
Orleans
Murphy & Co
Atlantic
Port
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Continent
O'Dpell & Co
Tennessee
Second
Atlanta
Victor
Quaker
Chicago
St. Louis
Western Lower
Cotton market mixed with steady prices across ports
Beers Cotton Letter notes New York sales at 4 328 bales and middling uplands at 9 3 4 cents, with varied receipts and stocks across major ports including New Orleans Galveston Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk and more. The report highlights quiet, steady to firm tones with minor regional fluctuations amid ongoing speculation and export activity.
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Atlanta
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Savannah
Galveston
Norfolk
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
Houwston
Louis
Cottom Futuray
Wilmington
Rimora
Tenn
Weather and markets review from June 9 1902 in Cotton region
Weather conditions and market notes from June 9 1902 report limited rain in Texas and Spain. Reports show acreage drops, boll weevil spread, weak cloth markets, and cautious trading as weather dictates cotton values. London and New York markets reflect mixed sentiment amid speculation, with rain expected to influence prices and port receipts noted.
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Liverpool
Texas
Easi
Berlin
United States Steel Corporation
Galveston News
Manchester Cabres
China
Toxco
Commercial Advertiser's Financial Cable Report June 9
London stocks opened firm with gradual activity then weakness as Kaffirs and Reading restrict carry over to curb speculation. Big houses seen aiming for a boom only in healthy markets. Cash sales favored. Consols near 97 3 16, Atchison and Union Pacific drove gains in New York. Canadian Pacific fluctuated near 139 to 140. Gold imports credited to Egypt 2.157 million pounds and Australia 78 thousand pounds with 86 thousand in bars purchased.
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New York
London
Atchison
Union Pacific
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Egypt
Australia
Favorable Influences Offset by Coal Strike
Market review notes coal strike dominates current trading with limited, professional activity and cautious public. Insiders show a confident tone despite occasional recessions as crops and yields loom, while Treasury balances and commodity prices in Groceries and Naval Stores sections reflect mixed but firm trends amid ongoing uncertainty about future demand.
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Henry Clewn & Co
New York
Texas
Chicago Market Reviewed Wheat Slumps on Fine Weather
In Chicago June 9 report, wheat fell as favorable weather eased harvest fears, July wheat down around 1 to 2 cents, corn and oats also weaker though some buying by bulls limited losses. Provisions rose with hog demand, and primary receipts and exports showed varied movement amid bear sentiment.
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Chicago
Seaboard
London
Murphy & Co
St. Louis
Paris
Bertin
Antwerp
Harris-Gates
Grain and flour market notes from Cincinnati
Wheat markets show No 2 red at 81 1/2 to 82 1/2 cents, corn No 2 mixed 64 1/2 cents, oats firmer at 44 1/2 to 45 cents. Flour quiet with fancy 3.60 to 3.70, family 3.05 to 3.25 per barrel. oatslower and cash prices listed alongside.
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Cincinnati
Jung
Provisions Market Report Across Cities
June 9 summaries show rib sides and box ed cuts in Atlanta with varied prices for bellies and hams, lard and dry salt meats rising. New York and St Louis list firm pork and lard with refined and continental prices, while Cincinnati notes lard and meat firm at 10.00 and bacon strong.
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Atlanta
California
St. Louis
New York
Western Steam
Continent
South America
Cincinnati
Coffee and Sugar Market Summary New York June 9
New York markets show steady to firmer prices across commodities. Coffee futures rose modestly with June 490, July 4.90, and other months trading near firm levels. Sugar and molasses show mixed firmness with refined prices steady to higher, while copper and lead futures edged higher in London and New York trade.
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New York
Carl
Recelpte
Brazil
Goffee
Cordova
New Orleans
Southern Student Conference Y M C A Annual Meet 1902
Announcement for the Southern Student Conference of the Y M C A to be held in Asheville, June 13 to 23, 1902. Special reduced round trip fares from all southern and southeastern points via Atlanta Knoxville and Northun Railway. Tickets on sale June 13 and 14 with return by June 25.
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Manta
Atlanta
Savannah
Ween
Macon
Augusta
Auguste
Columbus Ga
Columbus
Georgia
SiGe
Alabama
Georgia Georgia Railroad
Georgia Railroad
the Central of Ga. Sret
Ifonan Central
Gao
Trust
Uz Central
Genedi
He Central
Southern Ry
Pacffle
Seaboard
Fleaboard Ar. Sa
Beaboard Fear Bay
Rocke
Go. R
M. C
Asheville
W. C
Atlanta, Knuxville
Northun
Smoky Mountains
Rockies
Hiwassee
French Broad River
Spring Street
Mariette Street
Walton Street
Walton and
Marietta
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Cotton Region Bulletin
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al Papai
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Gyo
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Robert Tt. Lowry
Thos. D. Meador
WM. G. Raoul
John Oliver
Jos. T. Orme
Muunicipal
White
The
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Northern
Southern Soft
Glasgow
Middlesboro
New York Produce Exchange
Texas Fed
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Lowe
Annie
Southern Exchange
Murphy &&Co., Inc
South Pryor Street
Jackson Building
Broadway
W. H. Patterson & CO
John W. Dickey
Henry Beer
Bertrand Beer
Edgar 8
Bright
Cotton Merchants
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Loverpool Cotton Association
Caverly
W.S. Duncan &Co
Alabama St
Marietta St
Gentral Property
Henry L. Wilson
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