New Orleans Cotton Market Serves Up Wild Trade Report
The New Orleans spot market stayed quiet after government data spurred a mixed response. Futures opened up then fell, with rapid cover and a storm of bids pushing prices from a prior break toward a new level before settling lower. New York followed with heavy selling and anxious activity, futures totaling 254000 bales as traders priced in the crop outlook and potential oversupply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Bureau
Liverpool
Cvous
Official Range and Sales of Stocks Cotton Letter Summary
New York reports January sales at 8358.26 and 820 at uplock as government crop estimates rise to about 11 million bales. South weather remains bad, aiding steadiness. Liverpool expected to rally. New Orleans notes market declines on opening but recovers with heavy sellers covering, crop estimates varying from 10.6 to 11.0 million and per-acre lint yields around 490.7 pounds.
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Ubbard Bros. & Co
New York
Vail Streat
Liverpool
B. Beer
New Orleans
Chase
Bureau
Texas
Indian Territory
Bond Quotations From Northern Pacific to Wisconsin Central
Closing bond quotations list various railroad and corporate issues with prices. Northern Pacific and Reading general bonds, St Louis and Iron Mountain, St Louis-San Francisco, Texas and Pacific, Union Pacific, West Shore, Wheeling and Lake Erie, Wisconsin Central, and Continental Tobacco appear with quoted figures.
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P Pacific
Norfolk and “Western
Reading General
St. Louis
Iron ‘Mountain
St. Lois
San Francisco
Louis Southwestern
Sts
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas and
West Shore
Wheeling and Lake Sie
Wiconsin Central
Continental Tobacco
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago, M. and St. Paul
Chicago and Northwestern
Consol
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
O., Co
St Louis
Chicago Terminal
Southern
Denver and
Rio Grande
Erie
General
Fort Worth
Denver
Hocking Valley
Louisville
Nashville
Minneapolis
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
New York
New Jercey Central
Government Estimate and Actual Growth of Cotton in 1902 03
Washington reports the Bureau of Agriculture estimating U S cotton growth at 10 417 000 bales for 1902 03 with an average net weight of 390 7 pounds per bale and total area of 27 114 103 acres 2.74 percent less than planted. Production in lint cotton expected at 5 111 870 028 pounds and a high national crop with 154 592 bales carried forward. Reports note favorable weather boosting yields in eight states and predict a large commercial crop including linters and samples with prior carryover and crop of 1903 04. Market analysis shows mixed sentiment as traders weigh government and private estimates against weather and demand from Europe and domestic mills.
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New York
Cabies
Tval
Taarkel
Trarkel
Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Virginie
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
Niesae
Indian Territory
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Georgia
Alabama
B. ME. Seale & Co
Atlanta
Bureau
Bureaue Stationelda
Liverpool
Southern Exchange
Healigh Bureau
Government Bureau
Dallas
Tex
Fort Worth
Houston
Galveston
Inactive day on board of trade a wheat softens after opening higher
Chicago December 3 inactivity prevailed on the board of trade as wheat closed weak after a higher opening. May wheat slipped to 7 1/4 to 7 3/8 cents, December led by a late rise, corn quiet though higher early, oats dull, provisions up with hogs and cash demand strong. Wires were poor and volume small with a narrowing December May spread and bear pressure toward session end.
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Bureau
Sterling Exchange
Exchange
London
Paris
Tondon
Manhattan
Offorln
Seaboard
Shorts
Armour
Sellin
Chicago
Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Atlanta Brokerage Co
Tae
Armour Clique
Longs
Murphy & Co
Wall Street Mixed Activity Indicates Cautious Trading
In New York on December 3, stocks hovered around last night’s levels as smaller traders drove a hesitant session. Some pools nudged prices up, but selling intensified enough to keep advances modest. notable moves centered on refined sugar, silver, and copper, with money rates easing from 7 to about 6 percent and the sub-treasury drawing funds as is typical in quiet markets.
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New York
St. Paul
Louisville
Pacifics
New York Central
Collerg
South America
Bank of England
London
Sterling Exchange
Paris
Atlantic
Sub-Treasury
New Orleans
Chicago Exchange
United States
Prime Mercantile
Bonds and financial roundup in Georgia and region
A list of Georgia state, city and railroad bonds with amounts including 15 000 state of Georgia 24-2 per cent bonds and 18 000 31-2 per cent bonds, plus city and railroad issues. Market notes cover stock movements, gold transfers to South America, and mixed commodity prices from flour to corn with regional quotes and futures activity.
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State of Georgia
Albany
Jacksonville
Columbus
Dublin
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
Gedue
John Dickey
Wideusta
Local sports notes fragment from Tenn and suburbia
Fragmentary text mentions meeting in Tennessee area and suburban regions around York and Deesburban with vague references to football and a player named Phill. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible.
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Franca Aia Geeeer
Exston
Ava
Philadelphia
Savanoch
Mobile
Augusta
Charleston
Cincinnati
Louisvile
Louis
Eady
Nia
Great Britain
France
Union Pacific
Baltimore
Ohio
Wheeling
Wisconsim Central
Zoom
Canada
Great Western
Sco
Amer. Car and Foundry
Iz Amer
Delaware
Anaconda Mining Co
Ste
Brooklyn Rapid
Bbs
Erle
Golerado We
Roi We Bok
Eleckle
Great Northern
Anacee BT
Hocking Coal
International Paper
Eferred
Tia Alinois Central
International Power
Wee
Lake Erie
Western
Jousvillg
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mall
People's Gas
National Ry
Missouri Pacific
Pullman Palace Co
Republic Steel T
New Jersey Central
Sugarna
Tennessce Coal
Norfolk and Western
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
United Preferred
States Steel
St. L
Western Union
St. Tania Southwestern
Kansas City
Bath St Paul
Rock Island
Southern Panute
Southern Railw
Seaboard Air Lineommon
Teltda
Tember Vker
Urembel
Tures
Sterdy
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U. S
Atebison
China
Gulf States
Port
Atlante
Tennesgee
Apreiia
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Savannah
Feoeigad
Ataronl Ita
Wilmington
Ture Benne
Stony
Baca
Atealson
Islingis Central
Buenos Ayres
Egypt
Berlin
California
Secount
Waal
The
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Prudential Building
P. O
O'Dell Commission Co
Tecorporated Capital
Hwedldox-Rucker
Legislature of
Wall Street
R. Ki. Seale & Go
N. Pryor St
Kimball House
Montgomery
C. W. Lee & Co
Leland
Gibert & Ty
Murphy & Co., Inc
Aftlanta
Bevannab
Macon
Astad
Georgia Railroad Bs
Georgie Raiscad
Georgia Rathror Tra
Finest
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Loz Central
Vecnsoi
We Central
Central
Central of
Southern Ry
First Sa
Ga Pacific
Ga Ronn Bie
Foam Southwestern
Bevan
St. At
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BR. Ste
Etromy
Wear
Sean
Ra Zendon Co
Neshville
Rat
Iinais
Boissouri Packie
Colorado
Tron
Steela
Leost
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Tranat
Clint Aciet
Goleer
Sachs & Co
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Eas
Requier
Jilgaiddton
Csorgla
Ghelgers
Lardner
Nice
Epper
Herbert G. la
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Kiss Qi Sie Johns
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Studer
Phill
York
Dees
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