Government report fuels bullish cotton market surge
Washington reports preliminary 1903 04 cotton growth at 9 962 039 bales with 28 014 860 acres picked and 4 889 796 267 pounds produced. States show varied yields from Virginia 180 to Missouri 232 pounds per acre. boll weevil study noted. New York dry goods markets chaotic amid bullish government cues and forecasts of high prices.
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Oklahoma
Indian Territory
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Division of Entomology
Census Bureau
Department
New York
Bruce, Jones & Co
Atlanta
Liverpool
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Official Range and Sales of Stocks High
The report notes higher ranges in stock prices and increased sales activity for the period. Prices across leading issues show firmer demand with notable gains in several categories. Traders cite improved market mood and institutional buying as factors behind the higher levels.
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS AND RAILROAD NOTES
A detailed listing of closing bond quotations across issuers led by Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore and Ohio and Central of Georgia with many 4s and 5s. Notable entries include Chicago and Northwestern Chicago Terminal Consolidated Tobacco and Erie and Missouri Pacific credits with various 4s and income securities. Many railroad and western lines show 4s and 5s, with values like 102 to 112 percent and other fractional notes.
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Market Surges After Bureau Crop Figures Spark Rally
World cotton markets react to the government report showing a crop around 9,962,000 bales. Prices jump as shorts and outsiders buy, with New Orleans and New York trading sharply higher amid volatile see-saw action before easing slightly from initial peaks.
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Shorts
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Eco
Bureau
Washington
Texas
Indian Territory
Ment Bureau
Gallia
Wheat gains drive market in Northwest trading
Chicago reports a large price surge with gains in May wheat to higher levels. May corn and oats rise while January provisions advance. sharp buying by commission houses and shorts covering push futures, with clearances and receipts noted for wheat, corn, oats, and hogs.
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