Decline Follows Mixed Cotton Market News and Bulls Buy
The report summarizes volatile cotton trading with New York and New Orleans markets showing declines earlier, bulls stepping in to limit losses, and a firm close. It notes Liverpool and regional futures movements, heavy selling pressure, and varied receipts and expectations for New Orleans, Galveston, and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Norfolk
Balimore
Boston
Wilmington
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Mobile
New York
Port Townsend
Ban Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Gales Brock
Britain
France
Atlanta
Ares
Juliet
Criminal Quiet
Charleston
A . Loutevilis
St. Louis
Pensacola
San Francisco
Mexico
Great Britain
Japan
Continent
Liverpool
Bond Market Closing Quotations From Chicago and Atlantic Lines
Closing bond quotes show conversions, debentures, and general issues across major lines. Notable items include Atlantic Coast Line 4s, Baltimore and Ohio 4s, Pennsylvania convertible 4s, Reading general 4s, and United States Steel 2.5s. The list records prices, percent figures, and notable yields for numerous railroad and utility issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Atchison General
Atlantiic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of Georgia
Chesaneike
Ohio
Chicago and
Alton
Chicago
Quincy
Paul Gen
Chicago and Northwestern
R JT
Pacific
wWorthern Pacile
Brydo
C.c.c
St Louis
Norfolk and Western Consol
Oregon
Reading Genet
Iron Mountain
St Lous
San Francisco
St Louis Southwestern Fats
National
R. R. of Mexico
New York Central General
Wheeling and Lake Erie
New Jersey Central General
Wisconsin Central
Cotton Market Swings as New Orleans Bulls Support Prices
New York and Liverpool markets show wide fluctuations on February 3 as May cotton slips, then recovers amid steadying activity. Reports from Hubbard Bros. Co. and Howell Jones Co. note heavy selling, large receipts, and renewed short interest while New Orleans demand keeps premium on futures. Local buyers, European spinners, and southern producers report mixed signals and expectations for government ginner reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Elena
Saasier
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Atlanta Brokerage Co
Cothran & Co
Isc
Howell Jones
Iiverpool
Europe
East
Pro- Corton
South
Century Ride
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Martin
Mer
Miller Co s Coffee Letter New York February 3
Coffee markets show weakness with heavy liquidation seen as profit taking rather than a bear campaign. Predictions suggest the next crop will not exceed 9,500,608 “baza” and the world supply is likely small with no protracted decline expected.
Excitement in the Wheat Pit Across Markets
Chicago grain pits ran hot as wheat led gains with May futures posting a fresh season high amid strong buying by speculators and shorts covering. Corn and oats followed with notable advances while pork, lard, and ribs climbed on firm demand and bullish trading by commission houses.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Armour
Bbc
Russia
Japan
Coumuission
Shorts
Mberal
Minneapolis
Duluth
Commission House
Coton
Way Park
Maylard
Obama
Liverpool
Grain market reports signal strong day in Chicago
May wheat surged to the high of the movement amid bullish foreign cues and heavy buying by commission houses. Shorts covered as July and May prices rose, with oats and corn following, while provisions traded active on scarcity and strong packer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
Wee
Ware
Atchison
Toledo
St. L
Weat
Baltimore and
Ohio
Union Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Wheeling and
Lake Erlene
Chesapeake and Ohio
Wisconsin Central
Chicago and
Alton
Chicago
Great West
Northwest
Adams
United States
C.c
St Louis
Wells Fargo
Colorado Southern Xag
Delaware and
Hucson
del Lack and
West
Deiter
Atia Amer
Great Northern
Theking Valley
Y Amer
Anaconda Mining Co Ooo
Town Central
Loo
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Asie
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Transag City Routhern
Colum and Heck
Cal
Consolidated Gas
Lonsville
Nashville
Manhattan I
Internationa Paper
Metropolitan
St Ry
Minneapolis
St L
Missouri
Kaus
Tex
Mexila
New York Central
Pullman Palace
Pennsylvanhe
Ray Tay
Trepublic Steel
Tennessee Coal and Tron
Rock Island Co
United States Leather
Ak St Lord San
United States Rubber
St Louis Southwestern
Bor
Boy Son
Sry
United States Steel
Bt Paul
Western Urion
Southern Pacific
Va Car Chem Co
Southern Railway
Seaboard Air F
Terras and
Pacific
Wall Street
Shorts
Howell Jones Co
War Commission
Bray
Atlanta Brokerage Co
Interier
Com
Cothran & Co
Liverpool
Baltimore
Patton
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Munbich
Altporta
Porte Etocke
Lees Feturcay
Howell Jones'Co
Lowry National Bank
Thos, Egleston, Sam’l M. Inman, Robert J. Lowry
WM. G. Raoul, Mell R. Wilkinson, John E. Murphy
Maddox-Rucker Banking
Pryor St
The
Atlan
Ca. Ay
Stocks and Crain
Bell Phone
Standard 338
National Bank
Neal Loan and Banking Co
Hester
Atlanta Aronerage & Commission CO
J. S. Jones
Prudential
John W. Dickey
Augusta, GA
Lst
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Atlanta, Ga
William E. Bush
Investment Securities
Augusta
Ceorcia
Bruce & CO
Hone
Thomas B. Paine & CO
Equitable Building
Daniel J. Sully & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Wall Street Exchange
NEW Youkz
Cothran & CO. Bankers and Srokers
New York Cotton Echange
Chicago Board of Trade
Empire Bldg
W. H. Patterson & CO. Investment Securities
Southern Exchange
Cotton
Hugh MacRae & Co
Bankers
Southern Securities
N. C
Washington, D. C
Colorado Building
Mill- Haven Company
Savannah
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