Cotton Market Weakened by Early Selling Pressure
New York and New Orleans cotton markets opened weak at declines of 8 to 14 points and fluctuated through the day. Bulls covered as losses narrowed, active months recovered slightly while late selling by locals and Wall Street pressured prices to around day’s low before a modest rebound. Spot, futures, and Liverpool prices showed broad movement with nerves in trade and steady to lower indications.
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New York
Wall
Wall Street
Beara
New Orleans
Ubbard Bros. & Co
Golton
Liverpool
Amenca
Russia
Friends of Cotton
Gibert & Clay
Europa
Ware & Leland
Bureau
Bury Ing
Chicago
Northwest
Argentina
Stocks and Bonds Mixed in New Jersey Central Listing
A market snapshot shows varied bond and stock quotes across multiple railroads and utilities. Prices include New Jersey Central general, Northern Pacific 45, 3s, Norfolk and Western con 4s, St Louis and San Francisco 4s, Seaboard Air Line 45, Southern Pacific 4s, Southern Railway 53.02, Texas and Pacific tats, Union Pacific 4s, and several others with mixed certificates and debentures. </s>
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New Jersey Central
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania Co
St. L
San Francisco
Eoule Southwestern Con
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific Tats
Colorado Industria
Avesia
Cuba
Los
Denver and
Rio
Grande
Erie
Hocking Valley
Ays. Atchison General
Ae Este
Japan
Atlantic Coast
Ste
Baltimore
Loulaville and
Nashville
Tnitica
Brooklyn RT Co
Manhattan
Georgia
Inc
St. Louis
Shine
Bea
Hanbas
Texas
Chesapeake
Ohio
Shicego and Alton
Hong Nationa RR
Mexico
Chicago, B
New York Central
Chicago, R, I, and Pacific
Adams Express
Ameri
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St. Lot
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Missouri Pacific
American Express
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L. Pra ii
Ark Central
Ieee Nortelic
Wstern
Ameri, Smelt
Big People's
Oh Atchison
Pitts, CC
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapids Tran
Canadian Pacific
Republic Steci
Central of
Chicago Great Western
Chicago and
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Southern Pacitté
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Colorado
Colorado and Southern
Lair
Tenn
Som and Ren
Texan Atte
Consolidated Gas
Toledo
St. Ik
Delaware and Hudson
Dela, Lacka
West
Denver
Rio Grande
United States
Ta Wise General Electric
United States Steel
Hockh ‘Valley
Carocling. Chem
Sig Ao
Wells-Fargo Express
Town Central
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Kansas City Southern
Wisconsin Central
Louiavand
Nashv
Northern
Paoula
TOBE
Rea
Sloss-Shefffield Steel
Ais
Metropolitan “Securities
Market sentiment turns cautious amid cotton, grains volatility
A busy trading day shows mixed sentiment across commodities with cotton facing heavy liquidation yet buying support at lower levels. Reports from New Orleans and Chicago currencies highlight cautious optimism, while New York stocks and rail shares gain modestly amid a broad demand for better prices and continued executions.
Bearish Wheat Market Amid Argentina Crop Losses
In Chicago and Liverpool trading, wheat prices fell as Argentina weather damage was cited, about 40 percent of the crop harvested, pressuring May futures. Cash demand weakened with large world supplies. intraday selling by commission houses gave way to short cover and a steadier close.
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Chiago
Argentina
May de Mvory
Liverpool
Session Commission House
Shorts
Redatree’s
Minnepolis
Duluth
Chicago
Riba
Financial notes mix bullish stocks with commodity chatter
Overnight market mood remained favorable with hints of further gains and continued demand for No. 1 northern wheat in Minneapolis. Reports cite better southeast demand and millers bidding at 85 percent. In New York, stocks show resilient support with a conservative bull stance and focus on railroad issues. In Atlanta and surrounding markets, fruit, vegetables, and groceries display active prices and strong demand across multiple lines.
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New York
Manitoba
Northern
Minneapolis
Russia
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New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
New Orleans Board of Trade
Galveston Cotton Exchange
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