Cotton Market News and Weekly Crop Roundup
New York reports steady cotton with prices up 12 to 16 points on strong demand from Europe and Wall Street. The New Orleans market showed active spot trading while futures drifted, with a top near day’s end. Weekly crop conditions indicate cool, dry weather aiding corn and cotton in most regions, though Texas drought remains a concern.
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New York
Eles
Commission
Liverpool
Europe
South
Wall Street
Washington
Texas
Georgia
Alabama
New Orleans
Atlanta
Savannah
Galveston
Norfolk
Mobile
Charleston
Houston
St. Louis
Yeaterday
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Lake
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Southern Exchange
Sat
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Moon
Bates
Shorts
Losa Shorts
Woekly Bureau
Louisville and
Nashville and Southern Railway
Timata Central
Southern Texas
Southern Railway
Raiway Lst
Canadian Pacific
Missouri
Kaneas
S. Lowth Southwestern
Rock Island
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapa
Marist
Australia
Southwest
Armour
Northwest
Patten
Cudahy
Wee Ae
Qats
Burhely
Murphy & Co
Chicare
Gorn
Harris-Gates
Celine
Openine
Nebraska
Iowa
Yoris
Electemytic
London
York
Middleboro
Northern
Southern
Southern Soft
Weather and market summaries from the cotton belt
Weather reports across Texas and surrounding regions show abundant rainfall in central and eastern districts with mixed effects on late cotton. Cotton opens and progresses faster than picked. tobacco and apples show mixed regional progress. Dry goods market in New York remains steady with firm tone. British and American cotton letters note varied forecasts and a potential rally, while heavy movement of cotton continues despite cautious outlooks.
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Texas
Cotton Belt
Tland
Ohio Valley
Upper Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
Missouri Valley
Qala
Atlantic States
Lake Region
H. & B. Beer
New Orleans
Liverpool Mlvices
Mary
Ustricta
Ds Efert
Cotton Region Bulletin
Atlanta
Tistrict
Ats
Attansoga
Columbus
Gainesville
Greenville
Griffin
Macon
Monticello
Rome
Mewnan
Spartanburg
Tallapoosa
Toccoa
West Point
Ay S
Charlotte
N. C
George
Blackville
Columbia
3. C
Central Station
Augusta
Charlenton
Galveston
Tattle Rack
Memphis
Moblie
Montgomery
Ad Ig
Oklahoma
Savannah
Wicksby Lesé Ua
Womington
Carolinas
Georgia
BR. Marbury
Wall Street Mixed on Decline in Coal Strike Worries
New York September 9 a mixed stock market session closed with broad activity. Pools and speculative buying lifted several Gould system issues including Missouri Pacific and Louisville and Nashville while London selling limited gains elsewhere. Wabash debentures and Southern group bonds attracted notable buying as rail shares swung with irregular dividend expectations and a cautious outlook on the coal strike. Total stock sales reached 1,129,700 shares with U S Steel steady and Western Union unchanged.
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New York
Australia
Gould
Missouri
Louisville and Nashville and Southern Railway
St. Louis
Denver
Southern Pacific
Wheeling
Brie
Western Union
Manhattan
Southern Railway
London
United States Steel
Union Pacifc
Atchison
Trilmore
Ghlo
Southern Group
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago Terminal
Erie
Colorado Southern
Louisville and Nashville
Manhattan C
Kansas
Texas
Norfolk and Western
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Herding
St. Paul
Southern Pacife
Texas Pa- Union Park
Wabasa
Amalgamated Copper
Brooklyn Transit
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Chicago Market Reviewed
Chicago September 9 reports a bullish tilt in grains with wheat and corn edging higher amid weaker receipts and firmer cables. Northwestern stocks declined, exports rose, and buyers led by elevators and Armour supported December and May positions amid mixed weather signals.
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New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Witter
Hudrit
Cincinnati
Provisions. Atlanta and New York Market Notes
A dense bullet of provisions and market quotes from Atlanta and other cities. It lists hams, lard, bacon, and short ribs with varied prices, plus coffee, sugar, and groceries. Notes on Chicago and New York prices, futures, and regional dry goods pricing follow with mixed steady and firm trends.
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Atlanta
California
Lara
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Park Lower
New York
Continent
South America
Price calls for 9 cents cotton as market manipulated
Theodore H. Price argues against brokers and manipulators trying to depress cotton values after the U S government crop report. He claims false reports and large receipts aim to weaken futures in New York while southern mills face tight supply. He forecasted a fresh advance toward 9 cents and urged southern holders to seek that price.
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New York
United States
South
Fales
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Savannah
Theodore H. Price
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