Cotton Ginned in 1903 to Jan 6 1904 Report Shows 9,859,277 Bales
The census report released today lists 9,859,277 commercial bales of cotton ginned from 1903 crop through January 6 1904 including half bales. Provinces by state enumerate Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Indian Territory Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Missouri North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Virginia and Island cottons with counts of ginneries square bales round bales and commercial bales. A final national report will be published around March 5 with county and sea island weights and average bale weight to be determined by ginnery and weighers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bauare
Hound Bates Leg
Alabama
Ciil Arkanets
Florida
Georgia
Baiea
Indian Territory
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Commerci
Hales Virginiia
Sea Island
New York
Censue Bureau
Consta Pireau
New Orleans
Bremen
Official Range and Sales of Stocks and Bonds
A dense stock and bond listing shows official ranges, new issues, coupons, and conversions across railroads and finance firms. It notes figures for Atlantic Coast Line, Chicago and Alton, Reading, Missouri, Union Pacific, and others with several 4s and 5s securities, plus ongoing futures commentary from Hubbard Bros. Cotton Letter and Atlanta Brokerage on recent markets and Brazil concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pac
Consel Br
C.c
St Louis
San France
Aly Do General
Missouri Kans
Texas
Wabash Tata i
Consor
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
New Jersey
Achison
Baltimore
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central New Jersey
Chesapeake and
Onio
Alton
Chi
Great Western
Ghicago
St Paul
Tae Colorado Southern
Delaware and Hudson
del Lack
West
Denver
Rio Grande
Etoeking Valley
Ilnols
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
Aaa
Lewisville
Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Securities
St Ry Louis
Minneapolis and St Mt
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk
Pitts
Pennsylvania
Bex Rock
St L
S. F 2d
Loui
Southwestern
Southern Pacife
Southern Railway
A . Sac
Texas and Pacific
West Sac
Chicago Markets Close Strong on Wheat Corn and Pork
Chicago markets closed strongly with May pork up over a dollar led by heavy demand from shorts and a buoyant cash situation. Wheat and corn also posted gains as traders priced in war fears and improved foreign demand while soybeans and oats showed smaller movements amid active commission buying and steady exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shorts
War Situation Commission
Buricis Packers
Biswae
Jay
Northwest
Seaboard
Bradstreet
Virneamohs
Duluth
Chieigo
Zavik
Too Miller & Co
Prineiga
Vexantion
Tub
Totel
Wheat and commodities rally in mixed trading
Chicago reports show wheat demand from shorts with firm tones and bullish foreign news while corn follows. hogs and oats gains noted. Coffee and sugar markets move on demand and trade activity. Liverpool grain and New Orleans cotton markets display volatile shifts with fluctuating futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Riley
Mila Stengy Cordova
Fale Refining
Orleans
Liverpool
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tara
Barvi
Lara
Tso Ein
Acpi
Thurscar Friaby
Jets Tata
Ferrary
Central of Georgia
Ohin
Alion Sa
Shicago
Q New
Gincago M
St P General
Chicago Northwestern Consol
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Atlanta Brokerage Co
Cotton Letter
Cfrcainion
Census Bureau
Boll
Memphis
Satdiy
Union Pacific
Wabagado
Lake Eriesay
Wisconsin Central
Adams
United States
Wells Fargo
Amalgamated Copper
Amer Car and Folty
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Aly
Distillers Securities Si
General Electric
Es International Paper
Weoples
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel x
Tennessee Coal and Iron
United States Leather
Tory
United States Realty
United Rubber Rubber
Big
United States Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Art Bete Chem Co
Galveston
Houston
Augusta
Cincinnati
Walker FP. Inman
John K. Ottley
Cashier
OAS
L Bryan
Asst
P. Romare
AE. Thornton
G. EB. Currier
H RR. Bloodworth
Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta
Sarplns
United States Depository
Rqmare
A. E. Thornton
F E. Block
S. M. Inman
C. E. Currier
H. T. Inman
Gotton
Beles Bock
Britain
France
Atlante
Boston
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Savannahee
Charleston
Auguala
Louisville
Art Louis
Great Britain
Continent
Japan
Air Se
Ae Ue
Orient
Lowry National Bank
Egleston
Thos
D Meador
WM G Raoul
Samul Minman T. Avery
Mella. Wilkinson
Robert J. Lowry
Jos T. Orme
John E Murphy
the Audit Company, Incorporated
Empire
Alonzo Richardson Bell Telephone
Lowell , Jones Co
Cotton, Stocks and Crain
Pryor St
Nea Loan
Stanford
Hester
Atlanta Brokerage & Commission CO
J. S- Jones
Prudential Lide
Vera Hey
Besculton
Egramisico
Peter Hellwege & CO
Hotton and Stock Exchanges and Board of Trade
Coton
Ueane Pol
Armour
Tondon
London
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Orkany
John W. Rickey
Augusta, GA
Central OF Georgia Frac
Bruce & CO
Mbalt How
Thomas
Paine & Go
Equitable Building
Daniel J. Sully & CO
Wall Street
New Ir
New York Cotton Exchange
Martin Mat
Cothran & CO. Bankers and Brokers
New York Cotton Echange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Chicago Boans
Robinson-Humphrey Co
William E. Bush
Investment Securities
Cegacia
W. H. Patterson & CO
Investment
Hally
York
Conro
Dowd Stack Exchange
Broad Street
J. L. McLean & C8
Broad St
Ain Bend
Crown King Gold Mine CO
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