Cotton Market Declines Followed by Partial Recovery In New Orleans
The New Orleans cotton market opened weak with futures tumbling from March to July months, led by selling pressure and wavering demand. Prices later steadied amid bullish census data expectations and private southern signals, with a partial recovery of several points before closing mixed and overall declines continuing on old and new crop months.
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New York
Wadday
Fie Holdings Ac
Eauer Nimacif
Bet
Thas Yre
Dureau
Neadvices
Con Ursea
Anhnal
Gefira
Maret
Aral Ateady
New Orleans
March
Mas
Iuly
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Liverpool
Texas
Cothran & Co
Wall Street
Ahert Ratto
Maren
Livarnuel
Hester
Atlanta Bronerace & Commission CO
J. S. Jones
Prudential
Cotton Market Movements and Bond Quotations Report
The column compiles closing bond quotations from major lines including Chicago and North Western and Southern Pacific with values around 71 per cent and 40 to 50 points in various issues. It discusses cotton market activity, noting heavy trading, Liverpool selling, futures volatility, and weekly takings by northern spinners totaling multi‑million bale equivalents, along with imports and exports for the season and stock movements across regions.
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Grotag
Atchison
Toledo
St T
West Z
Baltimore
Dalton Pacite
Canadian Pacific
New Jeet
Terios
Watash xi
Goa
Cnezapeike
Oblo
Alton
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central S
Chicago
Great West
Nortwestern
Trans
U Agams A
Colorado Southern
United States
Aoa
Tllinois Centra
Amer Bugar
Town Central
Anasonda Mining Co
A.sy Rookiva Ranld Transit
Kansag City
Bouldern
Colorado
Iran
Columbus Flockinf Coal
Lay Iy Lovlay Mle
Nashville
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
International Paper
Minneapolis
Missouri Pubiic
Ak International Pomp
Missouri
Kans
New York Central
Norfolk and
Wissern
Ontario
Western
Aco
Republic Stret
Rock Island Ca
Tennessee Coal and Tron
Calerir
United States Lawther
St Touly Southweetern
United “States
St Paw
United States Steel
Southern Pacific
Western Union
Bam
Southern Railway
Texas
Pacino
Mississippi, Ohio
Potomac Riers
Canada
Tite
Seaboard
Eouthern
Trade Heavily in Corn and Oats on Mammoth Market
Chicago on February 2 saw a mammoth trading day with strong demand in corn and oats. May corn and oats surged with large-scale buying by prominent houses. wheat rose on coarse-grain strength while provisions strengthened on solid covering by shorts. Prices closed near session highs amid bullish Liverpool reports and high demand from commission houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Imcom
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
Ehorte
Maylard
Miller & Co
Atlanta Brokerage Co
Far East
Cotton and commodity market mixed in New York trading
The day's market saw irregular cotton futures with short covering and buying on break, aided by shorts. Provisions strengthened after initial ease, and the closing near day’s best. Fresh port receipts estimated at 44,000 bales, with dry goods demand softer amid cotton break and conservative seller behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Prieas Irceguian
Ferrar
Gaivenon
York
Interio
Biemphis
Binet
Atlanta Brokerage Co
New York
Far East
A. B. Baxter & Co., Inc
United States
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Ecretary
New Orlanes
Februaary
Hesters
Urietas
Bates
Janare
Sear
Agatcat
Resterdey
Pesta Ham
Arg
Aess
Baruraas
Tosal
Aoeaal
Grons
Meg Recelpta
Meceipa
Baten Brock
Britain
Oulinent
France
Tei
Atlanta
Galveaten
Norfolk
Winnington
Dull
Asa
Ls Philadel
Orleana
Great Britain
Continent
Japan
Mexico
Clom Fiary
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Allway
U_S
Bose Atefilson
MT Central of Georgia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Altonays
Quincy
St Paul
Northwestern
Pacific
Consolidated Tobacco
Colorado and Southern
Denver
Rio Grande
Fort Worth
Denver City
Hocking Valley
Toulsville
Nash Ile
Manhattan
Central
Minn
St Louis
Pational
Areneo
New Jersey Central
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western Con
Reading General
Iron Mountain Con
Bti
San Francisco
St Louis Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line
Texas and Pacific
St I
Union Pacific
Sterl
Wheeling and
Wisconsin
Coffer
Metrie
London
Sein Landon Speller
Gaia
Tron
Ginagow
Middlesmorn
Ironway
Foundry
Northern
SISG
Nod Do
Southern
Romare
A. E. Thornton
Currier
Pransest
Floodworth
Ase
Casi
Atlanta National Bank
Sarpias An
United States Depository
A. & Thornton
KE. Block
M. Inman
C. E. Currier
H. T. Inman
Apel
Cotios Future
Eatagisheo
Peter Hellweck & CO
Cottok
Orlesne
Mennens
Orieane
Coton
Mock Brebanger and Beard
Trede
Carton Jx
THE
Fourth National Bank
F. Dymar
Jonn K. Ottley
Omas. Leyam
the Audit Company, Incorporated
Empire Bidg
Alonzo Richardson
Bus Telephone No
Howell Jones
Ah Hina
Neal T
Esters
Shorts
William E. Bush
Investment Securities
Augusta
Ceorgia
Bruce & CO
Cotton
Kimball House
Thomas
Paine & GO
Equitable Building
Isteal
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Atlanta, Ga
Hally & CO
New Park
Boe Solrens
Broad Street
Goftan
J. L. McLean, & CO
Bankers
John W. Dickey
Augusta, GA
Daniel J. Sully & CO
Widing
Cahiers
Iverpool
New York Cotton Exchange
W. Martin
Mer
New York Cotton
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Empire
W. H. Patterson & CO
Southern Exchange
Central OF Georgia
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