Cotton Market Opens Strong Then Edges Higher on Holiday Profits
The New York cotton market opened sharply higher, led by gains in Liverpool amid bullish National Ginners’ data. Prices held near highs with profit taking later, closing with a net advance of about 15 to 22 points. sales projected around 400,000 bales. New Orleans futures also opened up and finished with modest gains amid steady sentiment. the dry goods market remained quiet as holiday preparations reduced activity.
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National
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National Gunners
Census Bureau
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New Orleans
Watlona Gunners’ Association
Beter Cables
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Cincinnati
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Orleans
America
National Ginners’ Association
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Southern Iron
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal and Iron New
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National Ginners' Association
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Spotty cotton and stock market churn in New York
New York and Liverpool cotton markets faced mixed signals as rumors of National Ginners' Association figures influenced prices. Reports suggested nearly 9 million bales ginned, with an ensuing rally then steady gains and cautious stance ahead of census figures. Stocks rallied on favorable outlooks, with speculation on mergers and stronger demand lifting prices.
Stocks and bonds market quotes compiled
A dense list of railroad and industrial bonds and stocks quoted. Items include Colorado Industrial 5s series A, Reading general 4s, Southern Railway 5s, Union Pacific 4s, Mexican Central 43, New York Central 3 1/2, Northern Pacific 5, and many other issues with prices and series noted. Names of railroads and companies dominate the roster.
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St. L. General
Colorado Industrial
Sando
Vis -S- Morfolk
Colorado
Oregon
Guba
Pets
Ac Penn
Aks
Denver and
Rio Grande
Reading General
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Japan
Southern Railway
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Texas and Pacific
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Nashville
Toledo
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Union Pacific
Mexican Central
U. B. Steel
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Western Md
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Wisconsin Central
New Jersey Central
Northern Pacific
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Wheat closes strong at the top in Chicago session
Chicago trade reports revived export demand lifting wheat to near session highs. May option gains about 1 1 1-8 cents while corn and oats rise 3 1 1-2 cents and provisions up 10 cents. Overnight Liverpool price decline sparked early weakness, but futures recovered as shorts covered and demand improved. Primary receipts total 927,000 bushels. May final around 81 2-0 cents, with clearances of 220,000 bushels.
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New York
Informa
Chicago
Liverpool
Northwest
Headstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
May Park
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Hubberd Bros. & Co
National Gunners’ Association
Remlmins
Tomar
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Arm and Hammer Brand
Western Lambs
Ewes
Western Fed
Texas
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Rosin
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New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
Orleans Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpeg Cotton Association
Galvaston Cotton Exchange
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Fourth National Bank
Atlanta National Bank
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Geo. N. Donovan
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Hubbard Bros. & CO
Hanover Squard
Century Building
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
B. W. Martin
Washington
London
American Audit Company
F. W. Lafrentz
G. BE. Manwaring
Theo Cocell, Jr
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C. B. Bidwell
Amdit
Siedenburg & Co
North Broad Street
Empire Building
J.B. Cheatham
Cotton Exchange
Liverieal Cotton Association
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Coffee Exchange
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Bell
Ware & Leland
Wall St. Peters
New York, Cotton Exchange
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Maddox-Rucker Banking Company
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Southern Exchange
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