Cotton market opens firm on demand and weather reports
New York and New Orleans cotton markets open firmer with June 25 prices rising on eager buying, short covering, and dry southwest weather. July and August contracts reach higher levels before midday profits taking, then recover. Prices end steady near day’s top amid strong demand, light receipts, and improving British conditions.
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New York
Liverpool
Shorts
Europs
Edward
London
New Orleans
Cotton Exchange
Cotton
Cotton market reports show firmer prices and steady tone
New York reports yesterday's price reductions sparked demand with a firmer overall tone. Atlanta and New Orleans show mixed but steady middling levels while Liverpool and other ports exhibit quiet to firm activity. The New York daily range lists middling around 9 1/2 cents with receipts and exports noted.
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Atlanta
Liverpool
New Orleans
New York
Savannah
Galveston
Norfolk
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
Houston
St. Louis
Cottun
Movement at the Ports Cotton Report June 25 26
Cotton markets across major ports show varied activity with receipts and stocks listed. New Orleans reports 900 bales sold, middling 9, while Savannah and Mobile show ease and stability. New York notes quiet trade and steady prices. Beers Cotton Letter notes tentative London sentiment and hoped-for Texas rains influencing near term moves.
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New York
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Bouts
Memphis
Tenn
Augusta
St. Anles
Houston
Ceylon Tea Promoted as Superior and Cost-Saving
An advertisement touts Ceylon tea as the best option, claiming it lasts twice as long as other varieties and lowers the cost of living through extended use. The message emphasizes quality and value in a simple promotional voice.
Cotton Region Bulletin June 25 1902 Market Note
The report notes investors might be drawn to new crop positions though fear of King Edward’s death unsettles finances and business, indicating apprehension about final outcomes. The bulletin covers the cotton region for the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. meridian time.
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Edward
Cotton Region Bulletin
Southern Cotton Mills
Hunt , MacRae & Co
Wankers
Wilmington
Greenwood Cotton Exills
Grendel Mills
Henrietta Mills
N.C
King Mfg. Co
John Pe Ga
Langley
Laurens Cotton Mills
Lockhart
Louise Mills
Lynchburg Ata Mills
Lynchburg Cotton Mills
Manchester
Mayo mi
Mayo Milla
McColl Mfg Co
Monaghan Mills
Newberry Cotton Mills
Norris ¢ Cotton Mills
Odell Mig. Co
Orr Cotton Mills
Loo Pacolet Mfg. Co
B.C. Pelzer Mfg. Co
O'Dell & Co Cotton Letter Reports Steady Start In New York
June 25 New York cotton futures opened steady with higher first prices and nervous demand from shorts. Despite bullish buying for August and early fall options, some selling from bulls persisted. Weather bureau crop reports note drought effects likely later, with booming crops in some areas and poor fruiting. Spot contracts showed firm demand but market remained nervous toward close.
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O'Dell & Co
New York
Shorts
South
Wall Street
Weather Bureau
Noua
Hubbard Bros Cotton Letter signals market wobble on drought
New York report notes sharp advance in Liverpool due to yesterday’s covering and dry weather. Market opened firm with Europe buying July and August. Texas drought expected to depress new crop values, but heavy August selling later pushed prices down before a rally on rain forecasts. Short interest remains sizable with scattered covering ongoing. The market hinges on southwest rainfall.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co
New York
Liverpool
Texas
Europe
Cotton Market Rallies On Texas Drought Hopes
New York market opened higher as Texas drought worries weigh, with bulls steady amid mixed crop reports. Liverpool firm on advances but profits taking pressuring prices. Texas showers forecast and rains last week bring cautious optimism. King Paward illness prompts weaker spot demand. boll weevil damages fade as weather relief appears likely.
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Southern Exchange
New York
Texan
Liverpool
Paward
Ug Ik
Wall Street Market Dull Amid King Edward Health Fears
New York stock dealings fell to a dull, narrow, irregular level as fears about King Edward's illness unsettled traders. Although some London and continental support appeared, there was no strong buying, with activities concentrated in a few rails and industrials. The day closed steady but subdued, with readings in bonds and currencies showing mixed firmness.
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New York
Edward
London
Sterling Exchange
Paris
Wall Street
England
Yesteriay
Reading
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
United States
Mercantile
Bterling Exchange
Vannattan
Meten
Atlant
Wextean
Canadian Pacific
Minn
St. Louis
Gay
Ontario & Western
Pennaylvanis
Besdis
Ee, Far & Takoe
Do.vraferrad
Beas
Pau
Bbty Mets Central
Wwabaats
Wiccanaia Gonteal
Jaconsia Contrai- Loulevile Dé Nash
Co.proferras
Baprexs
Wells Marga
Capper i
Northamahon
Pacific Coast
Linted Ott
People’s Gas
Smelt & Hot
Caenes
American Totrwoa
Republic Stool
Apaconda Mining
Preferra
Brook
Roz. Tran
Cal
O. Slrax
Consol Gay
Tobacao
General Electric
Gay Internationa Paper
Western Union Laclede Gaa
Vo.-Car
ChemCs
Seaboard Alrktay
Ater Orbuh
TONDS
Gover Rag
L BP Gsrsz
New 44
Moon
Se Lea
Aiton
Kwak Oe
Cowes
Nsouthern Hy
RS. Pa
Ler
G&s
Gilhage Tara
Stock Exchange
Murphy & Co
Yuna
St. Louie Southwestern
Kansas
Texas
St Paul
St. John
Grand Island
Paeife
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Chicago Wheat and Corn Market Mixed on June 25
Chicago market reports show wheat slipping after early strength as elevators withdraw support amid bearish tones. Corn rallied briefly with shorts covering but faded, while oats rose early and then leveled. provisions faced pressure with tighter hog and pork futures and rising receipts.
Market Receipts and Wheat Prices Decline in June Trading
Market activity remained quiet with small receipts and healthy cash business at full prices. Wheat slipped nearly a cent on July due to selling by commission houses, while December saw some support from buying by brokers. corn rose with July strength, oats advanced, and hogs declined early before stabilizing amid buying. Prices varied by region with mostly firmer rails for some grains and weak notes for wheat in New York and St. Louis reports.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Kansas
Indiana
Mlinois
Levator
Bome
Minneapolia
Duluth
Seaboard
Commission Houses
St. Louis
Commission
Texas
Iowa
Nebraska
Atlanta
Victor
New York
Cincinnati
Provisions and Groceries Price Listings Across Cities
A June compilation from Atlanta to New York, St Louis and Chicago lists pork, lard, and bacon prices with varied quotes. Also included are dried goods, coffee, sugar, canned products, and fresh produce with city-specific figures and dates.
Fruits and Confections Prices in Atlanta Market
June 25 report from Atlanta lists banana pricing by grade with culls at 1.00 to 1.25 per bunch, straights 1.7 to 1.2?, walnuts No. 1 12c No. 2 0c, almonds 18c, pecans various, mixed nuts 12 1 2c, peanuts Virginia 4 6c, Georgia 2c, pineapples crate 2.25 to 4.50, dates 5 1 ½ c, figs 10 1c, Clvron lic.
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Atlanta
Lion
Cordova
Siupew
Orleans
South Georgia
W. W
L. W
Virginia
Georgia
Turpentine and Rosin Trade Totals at Savannah Firm
Naval Stores in Savannah reports Turpentine receipts 2 248 sales 1 783 exports 4 432 while Rosin receipts 5 146 sales 2 43 exports 6 824. Quotations list various grades and prices including EB 15 F 1.35 G 21.40 I 2.05 N 3.45. Wilmington note records Spirita turpen-
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Savannah
Wilmington
Spirtta Turpen
Turpentine and rosin prices and market notes
Receipts show rosin and turpentine steady with mixed quotes for product grades. Cotton seed prices and meal are reported steady to off, with New York coffee and sugar markets described as dull to steady and metal markets noting holiday closures and varied London prices. Liverpool grain and cation exchanges announce short holiday closings.
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Tee
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New
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North Carolina
Tanta
Axgueta
Eral
Marbury
Advertiser
Freah Devel
Gould
Southwestern
Orangers
Coslers
Colorado Fuel
Inca
Grangera
Southern Cotton Mill
eTrOoCcks
Pani Amalec
Baltimore & Onto
OG Co
Col.el and Iron
Consolidated Gas
Jargyy
Ie Pane Hudson
Great Western
Pan
Jersey
I Sana. & Tox
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Bebe Missouri Pacific
Cb Ion
Manhattattan
Metropol
Traction
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ZEO
Nationale
Norfolk & Western
Oniaris & Western
Tsowits
Pacific Mail
People's Gas Co
Reel Island
Repronan
Reading. Co
Ys Forrest
Ao. Prafersad
Texas Pacific
Caton Pacific
IGG Do
Chicago Market Review
New Mess Pork
Ier Bae
Eptember
Epoub
M. Seale & Co
New Orles
Brocks
Colorado
St. Foul
Tennessee
Con and Iron
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
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Southwest
Patten
Armour
Lake Charters
O'Dell & Co.s
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St Ie
Savannan
Acon
Gusta &Oat
Josels Columbus
Columbue
Alabama
Alahamea
Cinsa
Georgia Railroad
Central of Ga
Serence Central
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SIO Central
Southern Itty
Pacific
Bre
Angeera
West Point
St. Ry
Neal Loan & Banking Co
H. Thornton
W. F. Manry
Cashler
H. G. Galdwell
Thos. Egleston, Law’l M. Inman
THE
Lowry Watsonal Bank
Robert J. Lowery
Thos. D. Meadoe
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Che Ks
John Oliver
Jos. T. Orme
Reginson-Humphrey Co
Ceorgia
California
Western Steam
Uae
Murphy &Co., Inc
South Pryor Street
Ackoon
New Yorker
Broadwar
Erincipal
Southern, Exchange
John W. Dickey
Agusta
Seale & Go
N. Pryor SL
Himball House
Commission Brokers
CW. Lee & Co
N.Y
Ware & Leland
Gilbert & Clay
al Polata
Ionally Poltolt
W. H. Patterson & CO
G. E. Cavyerly
Atlanta, Ga
Duncan & Co
Alabama St
Hugh MacRae & Co
Bankers
Southern Securities
Wilmington, N. C
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London Metal Exchange
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Southern
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Middlesboro
Louis
Spolter
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