Cotton Market Advances on Drought News in Chicago
The cotton market rose 3 to 7 points amid eager shorts and foreign buying, spurred by Liverpool strength and dry Texas weather. Prices climbed with the August position leading, then pulled back slightly after profit-taking. Spot markets showed firm tone in New Orleans and steady elsewhere, with total New York closing up modestly.
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Wew
Yori
Shorts
Liverpool
Texas
Europe
Ket
Wall Street
New Orleans
Atlanta
New York
Savannah
Galveston
Norfolk
Mobile
Memphin
Augusta
Charleston
Houston
Louis
York
Southern Exchange
Fort Worth
Guna
Curion Rasures
Commission House
Cotton
Washington
Bullah
South
Undertone
Delling
Cotton Market in Texas Forecasts and London Lifts Prices
Forecasts warn of clear warm weather in Texas and rising cotton values as Liverpool sentiment strengthens on drought fears. London and New York shows mixed gains with Texas rainfall scarce, while copper and tin futures shift and demand remains cautious amid pending weather.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
Columbus
Gainesville
Rosa
Greenville
Griffin
Macon
Monticello
Newnan
Rome
Spartanburs
Tallapoosa
Toccoa
West Point
Syeae
Shetchvea
Mn Averanea
Augusta
Charleston
Galveston
Little Rock
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Oklahoma i
Savannah
Wery
Vicksburg
Wimington
Galverton
Wilmington
Wall Street Turns on Small Operators and Gould Stocks
The day in New York sees small professional operations dominating price moves in railroad stocks while large speculative trades retreat. Gould stocks led the gains with Reading and Manhattan rising, amid news of a Pittsburgh court case and a Denver to Salt Lake City rail plan.
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New York
Gould
Wabash
Readings
Niews
Higher Court of the
City of
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Denver
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
St. Louis Southwestern
Chicago
Illinois
Manhattan
United Mine Workers
Colorado
Amalgamated Copper
States Steel
Wall Street
United States
New Fe
Atchison
Mexican Central
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Reading
St. Paul
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Bankers
Stocce
Hanis & Tse
Do.nroferrad
Newtaraay Caat
Norfolk& Western
Matti
Northern Poi
Chie
Geant Was
Ontario & Wertara
Pennaytvanis Coleage
Reading Esceyi
T. Ava
Geataestorest
Va Tatpreferrot
Pratarrsd
Paul
Co. Pratatrad
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Prefa
Wexas & Pacatio Fo
Wellabergo
Miscallanhots
North Amaricas
Pacife Coast
Pacifo Math
People's Gas Adams Wes
Copper Andoreaygo
Staal Ig
Pullman Palace
American Tobacco
Republic Staal
Anoronda Malug
Do. Preferrad
Val
N. Unl
Conpon
At-Esron
Cusco
Ipon
Sam
Ar Thie
eAtands
Pacific
MSY Nordi
Jouutuoro Aly Tm
Grain market roars as bears are squeezed on June 23
Chicago and New York markets show broad advance in grains with July wheat up to 74 cents, July corn and oats higher, and provisions at year highs. Bulls cover shorts amid reduced stocks, weather signals and strong cash oats with a mixed but bullish tone across wheat corn and hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy & Co
New York
Texas
Liverpool
Atlantic States
Galveston
Weldon
N. C
Chicago
Bears
Shorts
France
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Towa
Elco
Ork
BR Ember
Toly
O'Dell & Co
Ibera
Ats
Market turmoil and grain forecasts amid foreign exchange shifts
Eastern unions and controls chase by Gould interests threaten routes while Chicago and Eastern railways align with St Louis Southwestern. Wheat and corn rise on bullish Paris cables and July buying. Cudahy and Gates House dominate futures. Visible grain supply and Liverpool grain rates show firmness. Chicago livestock markets trade higher with record hogs and strong cattle demand.
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Gould
Chicago
St. Louis and Southwestern
Liverpool
Paris
Armour
Gates House
Cudahy
Mastill
Market Notes and Prices Across Cities June 23
Florida and Georgia markets show flour, wheat, corn and oats mixed with firm cash quotes. Wheat No 2 red steady, corn No 2 cash around 63 1 2, oats firm at 43 1 2, lard and pork prices rise in St Louis and New York. Groceries and fruits list varied items with regional quotes, while New York and Chicago stocks displayed a generally strong tone with scattered gains and losses.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Atlanta
California
New York
Lara
Western Steam
South America
Chicago
Cotton Market Notes From Atlanta Letter
R M Seale and Co report cotton trading mixed with Texas weather worries. Old crop options rise 16 points while new crop gains 10 to 14. Tone nervous. rain in Texas before July 4 could lift prices. Other regions stay strong though moisture shortage persists. Stocks and industries show uneven gains with Amalgamated Copper and Colorado Fuel and Iron moving, U S Steel down.
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Atlanta
Texas
Lexas
Gould
Wabashea
Colorado
Sugar
United States Steels
United States
Chicago
Murphy & Co. Private Telegraph Wire Directors in Industry
Murphy and Co. Inc operates private leaned wire directs in New York Chicago and New Orleans focusing on cotton stocks and grain. Offices listed at 2 South Pryor Street Jackson Buildings and New York at 6 Broadway with branch offices in principal southern cities. Proposes market manual and trading instructions for clients.
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Murphy &Co., Inc
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
coTten
Pryor Street
Jackson P
R.M. Seale & Co
N. Pryor St. Kimball House
Commission Brokers
Atlanta
Montgomery
W. Lee & Co
Nina Ware & Leland
Gibert & Clay
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Wiverpool
Amarisa
Japor Fuzures
Gulf
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Coton Belt
Mareh . A
Wechifts Eaforts Spoors
Oturdar
New Orleana
Coun Fry
Cotton Region Bulletin
B. Marbury
Udenl
H. & Ss. Beer
New Orlesta
Trad
Manchester
Ais
India
O Dell & Co.’ Cotton Latter
London
Northern
Founars
Southern
Glasgow
Middlesboro
le Louis
Blay
Cordova
New
Orleana
New York, June 23.Cotton Seed Off Ereadier Again Today; Prime ¢Rude, To. B. Mill
Memphis
Henry Clews & Co
Great Britain
Leas
John Hammond
Wit- Wwatererand
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
Treasury
Weehington
Etochks
Connor
Col
Fuel and Leon
Aout
Consolidated Gas
Sae del
Hudsar
Erie
General & Erie
Acm
Great Western
Dunolte Central
Internat
al Paper
Jersey Central
Bans
Tox
R Bat
Louisville & Nag
Missouri Padifia
REDE
New Metropol
Northwestern
orkCentral
Fed
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Sraatenea
Pennsylvania
Pacific Mall
Ays People’s Gas Co
Rock Islang
Vival Rep Iron
Tisk Gi Paul
Do. Preferr Sd
Texas Pacific
Praferr
Coatandizos
Prefarre
Salon Prattice
Ratarrad
Sum Cox
Bavannah
Georgia
Alabama
Railro
Georgia Railroad
Sea Georgia Railroad
Central of Ga
Rattre Central
Southern Ry
Senhoard
Ake
Iare Southwestern
Arguate
Savagpah
Southern Rallwas
Reabeard
Bie
Ilwats
Atlante
St. Ry
Newnr
Harris-Gates
Victor
Calcago
Kansas City
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Kansan City
A. Dobbin
N. Pryor St
Thos.egleston, Sawl M. Inman
Lowry Nation Bank
Robert J. Lowry
Thos. D. Meador
WM. G
John Oliver
T. Orme
Tne Robinson-Humphrey Co
Atlanta, Georgia
Prudential Building
P. O
Vadents O' del
Newr York
New York Produce Exchange
Lion
Strup
South Georgia
Ibe
Lo W
Virginia
Citron
Exchange
Mitchell
Pitts-bourg
Lake Erie
Festern
Evansville
Terra Haute
San Jose
Iran
Elnister
Distillers
Amalgamated Copter
Sten
Joe Preferrd
Virginia-Carolina
Cherie A. International Silver
Sucas
R. M. Seale & Cos General Market Letter
John W. Dickey
W. H. Patterson & CO
Gotton
C.&. Caverly
W.S. Duncan & Co
Alabama St
Investment Securities
Augusta, GA
Henry Beer
Bertrand Beer
Excar H. Bright
H. & B. Beer
Cotton ‘Merchants
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
Cottes
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