July Drops On Heavy Notices In Cotton Market
New York June 27 The cotton market opened dull with first prices near unchanged to 5 points lower. Buying later caused recoveries while notices, about 20 000 bales, influenced sentiment. Liverpool interests reportedly hold a local stock, and traders expect further advances once notices clear. Near positions closed modestly down, July at 11 95 and October near 11 43. Estimated receipts vary by port.
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New York
Liverpool
Journal of Commerce
Texas
Oklahoma
Liverpool Cotton Market Opens Lower on July Positions
Liverpool June 27 in the morning session the market opened four points lower on July and two to five points lower on other positions yet shows a quiet steady tone by midday with near months down seven points and distant months three points. Spot cotton remains dull with a five point decline as Middling quotes at 6 754 and sales around 7,000 bales. Total imports reach 8,000 bales including 7,000 American as tenders and new dock etts.
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Liverpool
New Orleans Cotton Letter Reports Quiet Market
Weather conditions remain good with scattered interior showers and a warm night in New Orleans. The Liverpool market fell 5 points with 7 000 bales traded while July tender activity from New York was largely stopped by McFadden. The New Orleans market around 11.53 for December shows little trading activity.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
McFadden
Cotton Market Opinions From Leading Firms
Morris, Rothschild & Co. continue to advise the constructive side of cotton while Miller & Co. holds optimistic views. Norden & Co. does not foresee any decline and recommends buying on any minor dips. Logan & Bryan favor par on recessions, Hayden, Stone & Co. expects no decline until crop details are known.
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Morris, Rothschild & Co
Miller & Co
Norden & Co
Logan & Bryan
Hayden, Stone & Co
Spot Cotton Market Summary Across Cities
The report lists varied cotton middling prices by city with many steady readings. Atlanta shows middling 12 189s, Athens steady around middling 11, New Orleans middling 12 and Philadelphia around 12 55, with several markets quoted quiet or nominal.
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Tlanta
Athens
Acon
Orleans
York
Philadelphia
Boston
Liverpool
Savannah
Augusta
N.rfolk
Galveston
Garleston
Mobile
Whlatington
Latte Rock
Baltimore
Memphis
St. Louis
Houston
Louisville
Furnr
Lotte
Greenville
Cotton crop prospects from Texas to New Orleans
The Journal of Commerce reports generally good cotton conditions across Texas and Oklahoma with healthy plants, good stands, and adequate rainfall though some moisture gaps remain. Growth is slowed by cool nights and appears about a week late. Boll weevils and lice show minor damage. prospects vary by region with forecasts pointing to earlier than last year and potential for a strong yield if favorable weather holds. Local buyers and foreign houses show active trading while observers split on east of the Mississippi due to divergent weather outlooks. First bales expected in San Antonio district by July 16 and by the extreme southern belt shortly after. traders anticipate substantial tendered bales and steady demand from Liverpool buyers.
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The
Journal of Commerce
Texas
Oklahoma
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Wilo
Mississippi
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Spinners Show 21000 Bales More Than Last Year
The weekly American cotton visible supply fell by 138075 bales from the prior period, with larger declines year over year. The World's visible supply totals show a drop, while spinners takings claim a gain of 21000 bales over last year, and weekly interior movements reflect receipts, shipments, and stock changes across 1913, 1912, and 1911.
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SS Aou
Orland
Miller-Cotter Cotton Letter Shifted by July Notices
Memphis report notes about 20 000 July notices, market remains narrow. Crop condition steady but rain needed. unsettled western weather forecasts trigger early selling. Pending the Government report, expect narrow fluctuations with price direction tied to crop developments.
Weather forecast for Florida and southeast shows rain
Washington June 27 There will be showers tonight or Saturday in Florida on the east Gulf coast and in the upper Lake region and this afternoon in the North Atlantic States. Elsewhere east of the Mississippi River generally fair to night and Saturday. Warm weather continues east of the Mississippi for 36 hours with various local showers in the south east regions.
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Wun
Washington
Florida
East Gulf Coast
Upper Lake Region
North Atlantic States
Mississippi River
Georgia
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Louisiana
Texas
Stocks End Flat After Dull All Day Trading
New York June 27 Union Pacific rose at open on big-house buying in New York and London but Mexico City news of a receiver for National Railways System pressured gains. Many issues fluctuated, with United States Steel and Reading mixed, New York Central slipping. by close, most guides were steady with a listless tone and governments and bonds steady.
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C. W. Storm
New York
Union Pacific
London
Mexico City
National Railways
Amalgamated Copper
Lehigh Valley
Harrimans
Canadian Pacific
Mexico
New York Central
National Railroad of Mexico Second
Northern Pacific
New York Stock Market Daily Prices and Totals
Today the New York Stock Market reports the highest and lowest prices across listed stocks along with closing values. The data includes the previous close as a reference point to gauge daily performance.
Money rates steady as time money in New York market
Money steady at 1 percent with time money unchanged for 60 days at 4 percent 90 days at 3?4 percent or 4?5 percent six months at 5 4 5 percent. Posted sterling exchange at .20 4.8750 with bankers bills at 4.8670 for demand and 8290 for 60 day bills. Prime mercantile paper unchanged.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Prime Mercantile
Bar Silver Quiet in London and New York Markets
Bar silver prices were quiet in London at 26 13 164 per ounce. In New York on June 27 commercial bar silver traded at 58 1 2 per ounce and Mexican dollars at 48 per ounce.
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London
New York
Mining Stocks Opening Prices Reported in Boston
Boston June 27 opening mining stocks show North Gutte at 24, Arcadian 90, Indiana 314, uwska 9% with the market indicating steady activity for the session.
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Boston
North Gutte
Arcadian
Indiana
Uwska
Atlanta Markets Egg and Produce Prices Go On Display
Fresh country eggs at 26c per dozen lead a lively Atlanta market report. Butter in 1 lb blocks sells at 2740c with fair demand. Poultry prices show drawn head and feet on hens 19c, fries 25 27c, turkeys 15 17c, live poultry hens 40 50c, roosters 30 35c and other fowl. Fruits and vegetables include lemons to 7.50 per crate, bananas 2c per lb, cucumbers 1.25 1.50 per crate, onions 1.90 per bag, and peppers to 1.50 per crate. Fish and flour and grain lists cover a wide range of prices from bream 10c per lb to various patent flours around 6 7.75 per sack. Continuous commodity updates reflect regional supply and demand.
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Jersey
Virginia
Florida
Reports of Wool Uses
Reports indicate wool trading remained quiet yet dealers in the West show firmer tone. Receipts in Boston are down from last year as the territory clip is being cleaned, much of new wool moved on consignment. Prices and figures are unsettled with tariff status preventing clear improvement. weekly sales near a million pounds with foreign wools scarce. Domestic receipts total 4,465,184 pounds for the week, vs 3,563,127 prior week, with 3,178,282 domestic and the year-to-date totals 141,526,048 pounds.
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Boston
Ann
Chicago Board Breaks Precedent Closing July 5
News from Chicago reports the Board of Trade will observe an extra holiday on July 5, a rare second holiday in succession. The New York Stock Exchange governing committee also planned to close July 5, and the Cotton Exchange will join in a triple holiday, signaling a broader shutdown of the financial district.
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New York
Chicago
Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Financial District
Cotton Seed Oil Market Rises on Demand in New York
The cotton seed oil market in New York climbed as demand from old crop shorts and broader speculation pushed prices higher. It was the first tender day on July, though none had materialized yet, with some profit-taking on the advance.
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New York
Wheat in Jim River Valley Reports Thin Stand
W. B Snow wires from Jamestown North Dakota that wheat in Jim River Valley shows thin stand yet green and growing vigorously. The season’s balance is good with potential for a large yield, though not equal to last year. Rainy weather and ample moisture are helping crop prospects as central North Dakota reports general rains.
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Chicago
Jamestown
N. Dak
Jim River Valley
Wheat and corn futures rise on shorts squeeze
Chicago market notes sharp corn advance on hot southwest winds and a Coburn report placing corn at 85 in a large 6,889,000 acre area. Wheat also up with losses in late session profit taking. Oats firm as shorts cover. provisions ease. Foreign selling linked to Russia prospects and early delivery hopes.
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Shorts
Kansas
Coburn
Agricultural Bureau
Russia
St. Louis
Chicago grain quotations June prices steady
Chicago cash quotations show a range across wheat corn and oats with No 2 red wheat at 93 96 cents No 2 yellow corn around 62 2 per bushel and oats fractionally higher at 41 42 cents per bushel in a quiet trading day with standard prices noted for various grades and winter wheats.
St Louis Wheat and Corn Prices Report
St Louis quotations dated June 27 list grain prices for various grades. No 2 red wheat 97 to 94, No 3 90 to 95, No 4 red 85 to 90, No 2 hard 89 to 64, No 3 hard 88 to 88 4. Corn values span No 2 64, No 3 61 to 62, No 2 yellow 61 to 62, No 3 62 to 62 percent, No 2 white 63 to 42, No 3 white 6 percent, oats futures shown, rye 62.
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ST. Louis
Liverpool Grain Market Report
Liverpool June 27 wheat opened 44d lower at 1 30 pm, market unchanged to %d lower, closed %d lower. Corn opened unchanged at 1 30 pm, market unchanged to 4d higher, closed 4d higher.
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Liverpool
Modern Miller Crop Report Harvest Progress in Missouri
Modern Miller reports wheat harvest advancing under favorable conditions in St. Louis area. Week saw numerous rainstorms that delayed harvest in small patches but caused no major damage. Yields meet or exceed expectations with thrashing improved. farmers expect to market wheat freely in July and August if prices stay reasonable.
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ST. Louis
Livestock Market Reports From Chicago and St Louis
Hogs receipts 20 000 in Chicago with mixed and butchers pricing between 8 45 and 8 75 per cwt. Cattle receipts 1 500 with beef steers 7 40 to 9 10, cows 3 55 to 8 40, stockers 6 25, Texans 6 50 to 8 50, calves 8 00 to 9 50. Sheep receipts 12 000 with natives 3 75 to 6 00 and lambs 5 25 to 8 65. At St Louis cattle 1 500 with beef steers 5 75 to 8 75, calves 8 00 to 9 50, Texas steers 6 25 to 8 10, hogs 8 75 to 8 85, sheep 6 00 to 6 50 for yearlings and lambs 7 40 to 8 11.
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Clower
ST. Louis
Texas
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