Market swings in cotton and coal stocks report
Cotton futures opened steady then slid under pressure from rain in the belt with losses of 12 to 16 points, while New York coal shares rose on early strength and late strength in Reading and Union Pacific. Traders cited weather, demand shifts, and profit taking as causing the mixed session with some stocks closing stronger despite general uncertainty.
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New York
Parti Berly
Memphis
Alabama
Minnippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Qeteber
Shorts
Iverpool
Reither
Bates
Galverton
New Orleans
Houston
Gulf
Cotton Belt
Ing
Beara
Sturday
Longs
Thane
Moon
Reading
Lehigh Valley
United States Supreme Court
Hill Lines
Harriman
State of Washington
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
National Biscuit
American Writing Paper
American Sugar
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Pullman Palace
Steel
Central
New Jersey
Reading Company
Delaware and
Huson
International Harvester
Harvester
Northern Pacific
Rock Island
Middle West
London
United States
John F. Black & Co
Walt Aguidata
Otober
U. S
Allig-Chalmers
Anls-Chalmers Ist
Car and Foundry
American Agricultural
American Ter
American Tobacco
Ice Securities
Armour & Co
Atchison Gen
A. Ws
Athanite Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Steel Foundries
Ahaa
Sugar Refining
Tul
Brooklyn Transit Ev. Aa
Tobacco
WA Central of Georgia
Ant. Woolen
General Leather
Anaconda. Mining Co
Central R. Ot N. J. Gen
Atchison
Chesapeake and Ohio
Wisdo
Atlantic Coast Line
Chicago and Alton “Ays. We
Bly B. An
Denver
Rilo Grande
Do. Pia
Chicago
N. Ww
St. P
Erle Prior Lea
Bu Louis
Colorado
Colorado and Southern
Consolidated Gas
General Electric Cy
Delaware and Hudson
Ite
Interborough Met
Jana Rio Grande
Inter. Merc. Marine
Aly
Japan
Lake Shore
Kansas City
Isa
Louisvile
Nashville
General Electric
Missouri
Kanese
Texas
Great Northern
Mexico
Norfolk and Restore
Iowa Central
Oregon
Kansas City Southern
Penn. Ov
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Laclede Gas” Ae
Ve DR Ty and
Minn
Louis
San Francisco
Say
Sit. P
Sault
St. ‘Louis
Missouri Pacific
Southern Railway
Nat'l Ryserve
United “States
New York Central
Ontario
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Sa
Wabash St
Norfolk and Western
Ila
North American
Western Maryland
ORR Pacific
Weatinghouse Electric
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin Central
People's Gas
Missouri Pacific cv. A
Nid
Pitaburg
Pittsburg Coal
A. Aw
Republic Steel
National Bank Bal
Ath Tee & Coan] Corp., Com
Yan Iron
Fourth National Bank
Southern Pacific
Fulton National Bank
Ga. Ry. & Blee. Co
Blee
Tay
Tennessee Copper
Blee. Co
Texas and Pacific
Power
Toleio, && L
Hillyer Trust
Lowry National Ae
Realty Trust Co. Ewes
U. 5. Realty . Ee
Sixth Ward Bank
U. 3
Rubber
BOM
Sou
Ice. Co
U.S. Steel
Ty Bou, Ice Co
Weatinghouse Elaptric
Elec. Co
Western Union A
Lake
Dcorata Midland
Chino Coppar
Hay
Atlanta Consolidated Su
American Tobacco Wa
Southern Bees
Bico. Co
Otnaol Be
Paria
Eee
Misouri Pacific
Berlin
Exchan
Union
Pacific
Boston
Arizona Commercial
Galumot
Arizona
Cansne
Copious rains send wheat down in market rout
Chicago April 29 heavy rains across the plains spurred a selling stampede as wheat futures fell and cash demand rose. July eased to about $1.13 3/8 while corn and oats showed mixed moves and provisions swung sharply. Kansas prospects remained volatile with expert outlooks split on crop loss versus recovery amid wet weather.
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Chicago
Kansas
United States
Louis
Kansey City
New York
Duluth
R.o.p
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Local Stocks And Bonds Report From New York Markets
Financial notices show Standard copper futures at 15.50 to 15.75 with near terms for May June and July. London prices and futures quoted, arrivals of tonnage reported at New York Custom House. Groceries and flour markets vary across cities with rye flour steady and hay prices noted. Cotton goods markets in New York described as quiet yet firm with trucker and jobber reports referencing weather impacts.
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London
Lengo
New York
Wall Street
Scroant
Hinds Central
Louteville
Nashville
Southern Railway
Jquist
Lake Jectralytic
Cabting
Chicago
St. Louis
Prairie
York
Br A. A
United States
Deo Cities, Inc
Sant
Philadelphia
St . Ae
Houston
New Orleans
Memphis
Cleveland
Louis
Detroit
The
Rock
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Omaha
Milwaukee
Yeas
Laureville
Atlanta
Portland
Ore
Galveston
Denver
Indianapolis
AL Providence
Richmond
Washington
Ealdd
Fey
Joseph
O T
Orivate
Ee Ee
An. Sala Es
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Dee Dive Way
Haete
Salt Lake City
Fort Worth
Dee
Mseinen
Albany A
Columbu
Savanna
Toledo
Ohio
Hartford
Macon
Oakland
Cal
New Haven
Jacksonville
Nate Scranton
Grand Rapids
Birmingham
Augusta
Oklahoma
Chattanooga
Charleston
Wheeling
Knoxville
San Diego
Scranton
Mobile
Columbia
Stockton
Treasury
Philippine Treasury
Range in Cotton Options Coffee Market Report
Coffee and wool market notes from New York and Sao Paulo describe futures opening steady to higher on covering and buying, with Brazilian offers firm and warehouse deliveries offsetting receipts. Prices for Rio and Santos futures show minor gains, with shipments and receipts compared to last year and weather reported as good in Sao Paulo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Santa
Brazil
Hayre
Hampur
Rio
Fevelpta
Jundiaby
Sao Paulo
Santos
Rio No
Santos Vo
Mila
Cordova
Fliegende Blaetter
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Atlantic
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Shorta
Tate
Barrsia
Canada
Prdag
New
Filean
Maiflers
Npult Collan Market
Staten
Atlanta Fa
Jalveston
Ake
Norfolk
Pensacola
Great Britain
Wranee
Savannah
Bordals
Ates
Sra O Oe
Memphia
dUittle Rock
Tony
Therces
Panama Canal
St. Louie
Mapile
Savannaab
Wilmington
Texas City
A. Norden & CO
Cotton Exchange
Hillyer Trust Co
DR. F. Phiniy Calhoun Jas. & Floyd
Auanta National Bank
R. L. Foreman Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Mitchell C. King Cotten
John Morris
Keely Company
Jack J. Spalding Jn
Atlanta National Bank
Samuel WN. Evins
DR J. & Todd Henry Hillyer
Frederick J. Paxon Davison-Paxon-Stokes Company
George 8. Lowndes
WM. Hurd Hillyer
Herbert L. Wiggs
King & Spence
Capital and Surplus
Hillyer Trust Building
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New York Cotton
New York Coffee Re
Corn Excl Bank