Cotton market closes irregular after strong start in New York
In New York on July 14 the cotton market opened sharply higher with October 25.94 and December 25.98 futures rising while July surged to 27.75. Reports of German demand and Washington talks on the food control bill influenced sentiment, but gains faded into the close with irregular trading and net advances small for some months.
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Germany
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Chicago
Canada
New York Spot Cotton Steady at 27.65 Middling
Spot cotton in New York on July 14 traded steady with middling grade at 27.65 cents per pound. The market held firm as buyers and sellers balanced demand and supply for midseason fiber.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Market Rises on Drought and Census Data
Western drought persists while Census Bureau monthly mill statistics boost sentiment. Prices advanced 24 to 27 points by close with futures showing gains. market remained steady despite mixed early activity and unsettled nearby contracts.
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Census Bureau
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Spot Cotton in New Orleans Steady on July 14
New Orleans reports spot cotton steady and unchanged. Sales total 1,568 bales with arrivals of 100 and prices listed for good ordinary through strict good middling, ranging from 24.50 to 26.43 per unit.
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New Orleans
Savannah Naval Stores Market Report Details
Turpentine firm with 677 receipts and 25 018 stocks. Rosin firm shows 1 751 receipts and 74 217 stocks. Prices listed for multiple grades with bids and offers.
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Cotton Seed Oil Market Ends Week Strong
The New York cotton seed oil market closed firm with spot at 15.20 and futures listed across months from January to December. Total volume for the session was 12,900 barrels.
Coffee Price Report and Market Update
New York markets show riots at 91 8. Futures steady for September at 8 13 and December at 8 27. The brief notes price movements in the ongoing coffee market watch.
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New York
Clearing house banks hold excess reserve defend by weeks data
New York July 14 The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies shows excess reserve over legal requirements totaling 36 144 940 dollars a week. This marks a drop of 242 308 050 dollars from last week leaving banks with higher than required reserves despite the decrease.
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New York
Market closes strong after rail and industrial gains
New York July 14 saw rails And shippings lead gains of 1 to 4 points with Canadian Pacific New York Central Union Pacific and the Cealers among leaders. American International and American Sugar rose while steels and equipment trimmed losses to small gains. Volume ran about 450 000 shares as traders faced aggressive short interest and a weekend covering push.
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Reading
Alcohol's medical value denied by AMA press
The AMA declares alcohol has no medicinal value as drug or stimulant and warns against patent medicines with alcohol. Acid Iron Mineral is promoted as a safe tonic with iron and minerals aiding digestion, appetite, weight gain, and vitality, available in 50c and 31 sizes from druggists.
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American Medical Association
New York
Wilson Places Ban on German Agents in United States
The notice blocks German insurance branches in the United States from handling marine and war risk insurance. It prohibits direct insurers and reinsurers established under U.S. state laws from continuing business. It also bars reinsurance with German-incorporated firms for U S marine and war risk coverage.
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Man Empire
Gingham-clad soldiers call for food drive in Wilmington
New Hanover Food Conservation Commission urges nationwide kitchen action led by Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur and Herbert Hoover. Housewives in Wilmington invited to enlist at the YWCA to pledge effort toward food conservation and war support.
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