Cotton opens steady despite bearish cables and strong bull note
New York opened steady with a 1.3 point advance as bull support and covering push prices up while bearish Liverpool cables and fears of Manchester mills closing weighed on sentiment. By day’s end December up 3, January flat to down 3, with volume near 220,000 bales amid mixed receipts and outlooks for further movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Manchester
Clare
Galveston
Norfolk
Baltimore - Boston
Wilmington
Port Arthur
Pass
Savannah
New Orleans
Mobile
Charleston - New York
Port Townsend
San Francisco
Houston
Seaphis
Louia
Tao Cincinnati
Frouston
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Europe
Incheon
Cothran & Co
Gorton Letter
Seliéra
May
Atlanta Brokerage Co
Longs
Wall Street
Bruce, Jones & Co
Atlanta
Howell Jones Co
Closing Bond Quotations from Financial Market Notes
A representative list of closing bond prices includes Chicago and Northwestern con 7s c, R and Pacific railroad 4s, C C and St Louis gen 4s, Denver and Rio Grande 2, Erie General 4s, Hocking Valley 4s, Louisville and Nashville unified 4s, Missouri Kansas and Texas 4s, Northern Pacific 4s, Reading General 4s, St Louis and Iron Mountain con 4s, Southern Pacific 4s, Union Pacific 4s, Wabash 2d 63, and Wisconsin Central 4s, among others, with various yields and par values noted.
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Toledo
St. L
West
Bos
Asig
Baltimore and Ohio
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Chicago
Alcon
Wisconsin Centrial
Sone Ie
Chicago Great Waost
North
Adams
Term & Tran
Tedamerican
United States
War c. c
St Louis
Wells-Fargo
Colorado Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Amalgamated
Del
Lack and
West Ir
Amer Car and Weunary
Denver
Amer
Great Northern
Bay
Bus
Hocking Valley
Amer Sugar
General Electric
Consolidated Gag
Resy
Louisvil's
Nashville
Manhattan
International Paper
Metropolitan St
S¢ International Pump
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuitei
Missouri
Tex
Nat'l R. Roof Mex Pra
Pacific Mall Oeom
New York
Norfolk and Western
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Rock Island Co
Tenn, Caai
Iron
U_ g. Leathe
St. Lours
San Fran
Dio
U. S
Southern Pacific
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Zoo
Chicago and Northwestern Con
and Pacific Railroad
C. C
St.Lewis
Chicago Terminal
Consolidated Tobacco
Denver and Rio Grande
jErie Prior Hen
Ve Erie General
Fort Worth
Louisville and Nashville Unified Ag
Manhattan Cense
Mexican Central
Minneapolia
St . Missouri
Kansas
Texas
National Railroad of Mexican
Centralgem
New Jersey Central Gen
Northern Pacific
WBS
Western Consol
Gregor Short
Penn Con
Reading General
St L
Iron Mountain
San Francisco
St. Louis Southwestern
Benboard Air Line
Toledo, St. L
Western
U. 3
Stee
Wabash Sts
Wabash
Wheeling and Lake | Erie
Wisconsin Central
Colorado Fuel
Wheat closes steady amid mixed signals from world shipme nts
Chicago December 14 A fall in world shipments and rain in Argentina lifted wheat early but the market proved unsettled. May wheat opened higher and closed up modestly after a volatile session with sharp swings. Corn followed wheat trends with gains early then a late retreat as selling pressure grew. Provisions were weaker on export and hog market dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Argentina
Liverpool
May
Food Commission
Minagenslis
Duluth
Howell Jones Co
Armour
Baxter & Co
Cahlea
Eurdope
Cothran & Co
Commodities Market Report Mixed with Cautious Tone
The report shows cautious buying on recessions in corn and oats while cash markets stay dull. Hog prices fall on a big run though commission houses absorb offerings. further gains may come with profits taken. Wheat and cotton letters reflect mixed signals with bears still feeling confident, export and cash activity limited, and overall slow demand across grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Comstock
Cudahys
Atlanta
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gotton
New Orlean
Southern Exchange
South
West Gulf States
Nutross Te Harket Tana
Britain
Coastwine
Continent
Baltimore
Senah
Boston
Philadelphia
Uiet
Topo
Memphis
Brendy
Auguste
Charleston
Cincinnati
Dull U
Louisville
Firm
St. Louis
Sabine Pass
Japan
Great Britain
France
Mexico
Atchison Genera
Atchison Adjustment
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Qhiaq
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia,at Inc
Do. 2d
Inc
Chesapeake
Ohio
Chicago and Altonais
New
CG. M
St Paugen
MAI
Frame HA Welds
K. Ateeneon
A. Mecord
Tos
Third National Bank
Atedvson
A. W. Calhour
Joan W. Grant
CimiRreo Tooors
B. Rosser
Trank Hawn
HL V. MecoRy
Carroll Paray Suchange
Maddox-Rucker Banking CO
Hester
Atlanta Brcherage & Commission CO
J. S. Joncas
Ars
P. O
Cotton, Stocks and Crain
Neal
Morley
Robinson-Humphrey
Atlayy
A. F. Alden
Waldorf Information Bureau
W. 38Th Street
New York City
Cothran & C. Bankers and Brokers
New York Cotton Echo
New Orleans Cotton Rca
Chicago Boarch of
Empire
A.B. Baxter & CO
Suplus
da “Ou
Pryor Bt
Brosciwy
Daniel J. Sully
Wall Street Exchange Byiir
New Orla
Liverpool Cotton Exchange
John W. Dicke
Augusta, GA
Southern Exchane
Cs. Grain Et
Bruce, Jones & C. Cotton, Stocks, Gran, Kimball House
W. H. Patterson
Investment Securities
Hubbard Bros. & C Cotton Merchants
New York Cotton Brae
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
William E. Bush
Investment Secu Augusta
Ceorcia
Miller & CO
Btoine
Peachtree Viedock
Chicarnesrd of Trott
York
New Orlea
Bell
The
American Ass Public Accountant
Chas. H. Highley
Martin & Bro
Aucusta, GE
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