Cotton Market Slows Amid September Weather Report
New York and Liverpool cotton markets showed reduced activity with prices closing steady to slightly lower after a day of narrow ranges. Reports cited September weather, spinners demand, and mixed receipts as factors, while New Orleans and Houston futures drifted, and dry goods and grain markets mirrored cautious trading patterns.
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New York
Pricar
Liverpool
Weather Bureau
Ander Twallaing
Porta
New Orleans
Houston
Orleans
Manila
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Cottax
Travers
Liverpol Grain Market
Avil
Biyts
Baikea Orn
Wat Crest
Buork
Britain
France
Coutincat
Conetwice
Japan
Mexico
Atlanta
Savanass
Tabs
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Horton Quiet
Philadelphia
Aince
Rereipea
Aipmenta
Hales
Block
Auguste
Flint
Loule
Cincinnati
Louisville
Edmund & Charles Randolph
Broadway
Atlante Officces
Eliveta Ximball
New York Stock Fixchange
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotion Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
Chicago
Phansell
Herdart
Brown
Nandolhec
Ware & Leland
Weare
Atlante
Memires
New Orleans Coton Exchange
Suvsey Stock
York Coffee Exchange
Unicag TB Cotntan
Mentzer
Blardant ‘Thene
Stocks and Bonds Mixed Listings From Market Ledger
Readable fragments show diverse bond and stock entries with coupon details and registered securities. Mentions include American Tobacco, Denver and Rio Grande, Chesapeake and Ohio, Reading general, Northern Pacific, Seaboard Air Line, and Southern Pacific among others, with various 4s and 5s notes and convertible securities in a dated ledger style.
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Adama
American Car and Foundry
Magouri
Pennsylvania
Z. S
Prtabure, C. Co
American Tobacco
Bay Bay
Anaconda Mining Co
Archizon Ee
Ey HO Pullman Palace
Reading
Baltimore
Owlo
Chicago
Southern
Touta
Southern Railway
Colorado
Iran
Agay ‘Texan and Pacific
Toledo
West
Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific
Uniteds
Delaware
Wdxon
United Bion Realty
Lacka
Bos
United States
Denver
To Grande
United
Dinter
Securit
Bay
Lory Erle
Az Abty Va
Carolina Chemical
Wabash
General Electric
Hocking Valley
Velia-Forgo Expressione
Titinola Centra
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Western Union Tim Vt
Wheellte
Lake Erie
Ae Tay International Pump
Wincanaig Central
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Northern Pacific F
Central Teather
Ae Sansa
Southern Ace
Beamer
Fears
Inter
Bier
Minneapolis
Paty
Lyvelanding
Everences
Uae
Ida Grande
General An. Atchison
Ohio
Bonda Do
Sige
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Lowley and Muat United
Central of Georgia Sa
Minn
Chesapeake and Ohio
Dinsouri
Koonenn
Texas
Unirago
Alton
Consul
New York Central
Gen. Sten
Uormer Central
Northern Pacific
Reading General
Seaboard Air
Bouthern Pacific An
Texas and Pacific Tata
Talon Pacine
A. Steel
Wabash Banio
Debentu Western Mad
Wheeling
Fria
Wisconsin
Wheat Decline Then Rebound In Early Session
In Chicago on September 1 the wheat market opened weaker on a government crop report, then firmed as northern market strength shifted sentiment. December moved around 71 to 74 cents before closing slightly higher, while corn and oats showed mixed moves. Primary receipts and export indications painted a cautious day, with hogs and lard nudging lower and a late firm tone emerging in the wheat complex.
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Chicago
Chile
Tost
Minneapolis
Duluth
C. Wold
ANT Co
Sweden
Russia
Mold
Sikhlc
Fily
Saphermet Agro
Burhel
Hushem
Burkely
Market sentiment lifts after heavy trading amid rate hopes
The market shows improved tone as heavy demand for money in America prompts readjustment of interest rates. Traders benchmarked Union Pacific American Copper Reading and others amid speculation, but expect no sustained decline. Crop outlook remains strong and fundamentals hold, with the market seen to regain strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton Moretary
Union Pacific
American
Inchitea
America
The Metal Market Update From New York Traders
In New York the metal market shows mixed activity with varying prices across segments. Highlights include lead and tin trades, with figures around 18 to 27 shillings and bids near 18 75 percent, while local listings indicate modest demand and unsettled futures.
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New York
Lenfenberg
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Weekly Bureau Weather Report
Washington, D. C
Galveston
Sone
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Indian Territory
Obin- Dhome
Cantarly Swinde Press
Georgia
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Poul Thesavery
Louisiana
Arkansas
Little Rock
Niddin
Avanicklon
Wilsar
Sping Weal
North West
Ina
Butte Pantetion
Cudahys
Mont Juanes
L. J Anderson & Co
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Colton
Bears
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Bale
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Wibert & Uln
Cotto Liverpool
Anton
Texan
Mont Part
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Port New York
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Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta, Ga
A B Thornton
Geo EB Donovan
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Washington
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London
American Audit Company
New York City
Tatvouts
A. Pree
GE. Mannering
Theo Cohell
Lee's
Fourth National Bank
C. B. Bidwell
BTS
York
Union Savings Bank
Kewre
RM Sulardage
Cyan Cd of
Might
Cotton Region
Max
Mis
Neil
Chattanooga
Clear
Columbus
Clene Cody
Gainesville
Greenville
Macon
Monticello
Newnan
Wloudy
Tron
Spartanburg
Monroe
Montrose
Ark
Prescott
Warren
Ooiatrics Avernera
Ataation
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Afeniputa
Louteland
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Robinson-Rumphrey Co
Engleh-American Building
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Investmert Securities
John W. Dickey
Augusta
William E. Bush
Investment Securities
Augusta, Ga
Southern Exchange
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