Weathered cotton markets wobble amid late trading losses
New Orleans and New York cotton futures swung with unsettled demand as war news shadowed trade. Prices opened mixed then plunged. March, May and July contracts fell sharply before partial recovery, leaving net losses of about 74 to 87 points at close amid liquidations and bull support from New Orleans buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York
Liverpool
Japan
Rimera
Cottton
Faverncol
Sully
Natezin
Trom
Pricea
Mareh
Mar
Tulu
Thia
United States
Galveston
Mobile
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Rt NewseBio
Philadelphia
Brunswick
Pensacolane
Port Arthur
Port Townsend
San _Francisco
el Paso
Fagle Pass
Laredo
Havre
Cotton bond quotations and market movements summary
The days report lists many cotton related bonds with varied denominations and yields. It notes shifting prices for U S refunding and other rail and industrial issuers, then describes a volatile closing with July futures around 149 and a marginal net decline on old crop months. Secretary Hester’s New Orleans statement shows weekly movement down from last year, with 158 days’ totals and season totals behind 1903 but ahead of 1901, plus worldwide visible supply figures and weekly market movement data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatardey
Annaalg
Catia
Fieradel
Liverpool
Galvester
Norfolk
Baltimore
Oston
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Savannah
New
Mobile
Charleston
New York
New Orleans
Brunswick
San Francisco
Houston
Augusta
Memphis
St Loui
Cincinnati
Nee
Louisville
Shota
Hester
New Orleana
United States
Miedesippi
Ohio
Potomac
Mill
Canada
Egypt
Brazil
India
Market Prices for Fruits and Vegetables In Atlanta
Atlanta February 5. Market report lists tomatoes at 50 cents to 60 cents per crate, peppers at 3 dollars to 4 dollars per crate, lettuce 1 to 1.25 per crate, celery at 28.260 per case, potatoes No 1 from 1.10 to 1.20 per bushel, cucumbers 3 to 4.60 per crate, pineapples 2.50. The note indicates slow demand for produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Wheat opens with intense buying as war news stirs markets
Wheat and corn futures opened sharply higher amid war tensions and heavy selling later. May and July contracts fluctuated wildly with war rumors prompting late-day buying. wheat finished near top of day while May declined slightly and July held gains. Receipts totaled 207000 tunnels, with strong activity across grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Argentina
Usy
Minneapolis
Duluth
Uberal
Riba
Market swings on grain and metals amid war talk and rains
Wheat and corn traders faced volatility as speculative buyers bid July and May contracts while nervous markets weighed war talk and weather. Reports from Chicago and New York noted large selling by bears, short-covering rallies, and mixed demand from packers and commodity houses, with July gaining on May and September recovering. Coffee and sugar markets followed global headlines with sharp early moves then retracements as traders assessed weather, demand, and port receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nervos
Cudahy
Atlanta
Chicago
Shorts
Liverpool
Armour Forces
Argentina
Pacific
Tin and metals market flash summary in London and New York
The London tin market rose on global cues with spot up to £126 10s and futures higher as copper and lead shown firmer locally. In St Louis and Savannah areas, lead and spelter moved modestly, while turpentine and rosin in the Carolinas stayed firm. Miller & Co. notes suggest stocks are cheap on pullbacks, with a cautious view on Pennsylvania borrowings and a bullish tilt for strong names like Canadian Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltimore
Oslo
Wisconsin Central
New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Aiton
Adams
Toa
Great West
United States Ve
Northwest
Hic
Mond &J. Paul
Wells Margy
Ansit
Anti Car and Foundry
Colorado
Southern
Delaware and
Hudson
Erle
America
Sino Certial
Bay
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapic Transit
Zoo
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Kansas City Southern
Consolidated Gas
Lovisyie
Nachvida
Jbo
Menhattan J
Distillers Securities i
Metropolitan Securitiers
Laa General Hilectric Be
Leo
Batyanteational Paper
Metropoitan Sercet Ry
Am Ronatapolis
St L
Missouri
Kan
Pacitte Mart
People'a Gas
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Pullman Palace Ca
Ontario and Western
Republic Steel O
Mock Island Co
United State
Ego
United Ater
Baty
Ows Southwestern
Southern Pacific
United State Steel
Southern Eastway
Westinghous Electric
Western Union
Texas
Vacifte
Va Cor Chemical Co
Toledo, & IT
Una West
Seaboard Air Line
Union Pacific
New York
London
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
G Southern
Southern Soft
St Louis
Miller & Co
Canadian Pacific
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weebly Chronicle
New York Financial Chronicle
Messrs. Somme Tan & Co
Telegraph
Arkansas
Tone
Arigaling
Britaio
Franca
Battmore
Ave
Es Moblie
Memphis Oe
Charlesto
Plaville
St. Louia
Houston New York
Brunswick Ne
Newport
Newa
France
Great Britain
Mexico
Tota
U_S
U.S
Atchison General
Atlantic Coast Line
Central of Georgia
Alion
Fort Worth
Denver City
Tracking Valley
Loulaville
Nashville
Manhattan
Consol Gold
Mexiccan Central
Alo
Istime
Minn
St. Louis
Kans
Texas A
National
RR of Mexico
New Jersey Central
Gag Bare
Weriheen Pacfic
Norcole and
Western Con
Oregon
Southern Mill
North
South
Seaboard
Great Sirham
Europe
King
New York Cotton Exchange
Milla
Mills
Interior Tawny
Howell Jones Co
Armour
Pacific Coast
Iy & Me
Lowry National Bank
Ted OO
Tyos
Egleston
Thos
D. Meador
Sam’l M. Inman
T. J. Avery
Robert J. Lowry
Jos
T. Orme
WM. G. Raoul
Mell R. Wilkinson
John E. Murphy
Pryor
Ez Howell Jones
Neal Lean
Tanto Sor
Muller
F. A. B. Miz
John W. Dickey
Augusta, GA
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Engsh-American
William E. Bush
Investment Securities
Georgia
Bruce & CO
Cotton
Thomas B. Paine & GD
Equitable Building
Steiner-Emery Co
Pouchtree Piaduct
NEW Oak
New York Block Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
New York Product Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Board of Trade
Chicaen
New Orlean
New York Stock Exchanges
Dell
Daniel J. Sully & CO
Bankers and Beckess
Wal Street Exchange
New Yolk
Alembera New York
Hubbard Bros. & CO
New Orleana Cotton Exchange
W. Martin
Mel
Cothran & CO
Bankers and Brokers
New York Cotton Echangs
Chicago Board of Trade
Empire Bldg
W. H. Patterson & CO
Naval Stores
Baxannah