Cotton Weak Early Trading Amid Drought Break Outlook
New York June 26 cotton markets showed nervous, uneven trading as drought fears faded with rains in Texas. July moved from declines to gains on short covering, with New Orleans and Liverpool markets offering steady to firm tones amid continued demand and near term notices. Receipts at ports and weekly totals contrasted with last year as the dry goods and stock markets reflected cautious optimism.
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New York
Texas
Belt
New Orleans
Houston
Newark
China
South America
West Indian
Stow
Orleans
Mead
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Boston
Gouston
Memphis
Augusta
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Cincinnati
Weston
Wise
Japan
Ico
Reds
Becta
Pain
France
Atlanta
Galveston
New Orlean
Moblie
Savannah
Wimington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Stocks and Bonds Market Snapshot and Bond Listings
A scanned financial page lists numerous bonds and stocks with prices and yields. Items include U S refunding 2s and U S old 48 registered coupons, Denver and Rio Grande 48, Atlantic Coast Line 4s, Brooklyn Rapid Transit 45, Chesapeake and Ohio 4s, Missouri Kansas and Texas 4s, Chicago and Alton 348, New York Central general 3428, and various rail and utility issues with percent values and registrar statuses.
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O, DC
St. L. General
Colorado India
MOBY
Do Bees Cerseer
Colorado Land
Colorado and Southern
U.S
U. S
Paz
Efolba
U. B
American Tobacco
Hocking Valley
Japan
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Onlo
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Cony
Toursville
Nash
Sea Central of Georgia
Manhattan Consol Gold
Mexican Central
Chesapeake
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
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Chicago
National
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Pac. R. R
New York Central General
Adama Express
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Minn
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America
Ont
Norfolk and Western
Pacific Mail
Risy
Pennsylvania
C. Cc
St Tyne
Pittsburg
Atchison
Pullman Palace
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore and
Republic Steel Cs
Brooklyn
Central of New Jersey
Rock Tsland Co
Chesapeake and Onio
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St Louis Southwestern
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Stern
Southern Pac
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Milana St Paul
Southern Railway
Pacific
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Toledo
Golorado
Union Pacific
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United States Steel
von Denver
Rio Grande
SBI
Carolina Chemical
ARN
Wells-Fargo Express
General Electriz E . Oe
Westinghoues Electric
Western Union
Erle
Thinois Centre
Bay International Paper
Wisconsin Central
Central Teather
Town Central
Sheffield Steel
Kansas City Southern
Northern
Sashville
Interborough
Wheat Market Closes Higher Amid Rain Rainfall News
Wheat futures finish firmer with September up as rain in the Northwest and reports of red rust influence price levels. Corn and oats also rise on demand, with shorts covering and local buying support. World visible supply and receipts figures released, while rain delays and ship activity shape trading.
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Chicago
Emall
Minneapolis
Civerpool
Bradstreet
Duluth
Shorts
September Park
Cork
BK Bom
Eidener
Bees
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Cp. c
Columbus
Gainesville
Clear
Greenville
Griffin
Avon
Monticello
Newnan
Rome
la Spartanburg
Cloud
Tallapoosa
Toccoa
Weat Point
St. George
S. C
Goldsboro
N. C
Vicksburg
Miss
Hazelhurst
Lafayett
Mansfield
Nat
Market Rundown and Cautious Bets Across Commodities
Bradstreet notes prefer neutral stance with buys on rallies and dividend payers over weaker spots. Cotton and wheat show volatility amid weather concerns. grains briefly rebound as shorts cover. U S stocks drift with limited support ahead of Congress adjournment, Bradstreet reports availability drops in wheat and metals edge lower in London and New York trading.
Cotton Market Drifts Narrow Amid Notice Day Doubts
The New York cotton market on Friday June 26 moved in a narrow range as traders weighed the potential impact of notice day deliveries later this week and recent crop news, which has been unfavorable to prices.
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Gibert & Clay
New Orleans
Tiverton
ma‘Jonal
Chicago
Jnecvous
Isteady
Fim
New York
Southern Exchange
Market notes on cables and cotton options amid rainfall
Liquidation remains heavy with a potential near term rise in prices. July near 10 cents spurred some buyers to cover commitments via this option. Weather rains covered Texas reducing drought, with eastern Texas relieved and gus rains. Despite Friday break risk from cotton, market appears firm with possible near term uptick. foreign finances show mixed bond yields and currencies in Europe and Berlin exchange, reflecting broader market caution.
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Texas
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New York Cotton Exchange
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Wm. D. Owens
A. J. Haltiwangeer
Public Accountant and Auditor
Georgia State Association of Public Accountants
Federation of Societies of Public Accountants
Atlanta National Bank
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O, EH. Carribe
H. T. Inman
EB Thornton
Geo. B. Donovan
James 8. Floyd
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Cotton Merchants
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Century Building
New York Produce Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
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