Cotton Market Steady Amid Mixed Signals At Close
New York cotton opened firm with gains near 2.82 points on covering. Prices fluctuated through the day amid rumors of a new bull syndicate, heavy selling by previous buyers, and limited long buying. March May and July edged up before closing steady to firm with a net rise of 35 to 72 points. sales around 400,000 bales.
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New York
Cotton Arket
Far East
New Orleans
Mader
Liverpool
Montport
Cothran & Co
Bond Quotations From Chicago Market Report
Closing bond quotations list a broad range of railroad and utility issues with values for Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore and Ohio Central of Georgia Chicago and North Western and other carriers. Notable items include Missouri Kansas Texas 4s 45 and Union Pacific 4s 44 with various 4s and convertible issues from Reading Mexico and Colorado. The report reflects a mixed market with several 4s rising to mid 40s while others hover around 43 to 49 in common stock style listings.
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Atchison
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and
Altan
Chicago
Great West
Martinesteats
Peferre
St L
Toloraa
Southerm
Delaware and
Fuijean
Bate Chnas Central
Town
Transas City
Bouthern
Louisville
Ivashville
Rosy
Manhattan L
Lary
Tay Metropolitan Securities BS
Metrononen St Ry
Minneaport
St Laura Mian
St Fancis
Missouri Pacific
Missour Kans
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Ontario and Western
Penrslvania
Rock Island Co
St Land
Enelfie
Southen Railway
Tetas and _P.telfle
Bae
Toledo
West Ay
Atchison General
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of Georgia
Chesapeake and Chicana
Chicago and Alton
Quincy
M and St Paul
Chicago and Northwestern
R I
Pacific
St Louis
Chicago Terminal
Consolidated Tobacco
Colorado and
Norther Pacific
Doge, Morfolk
Western
Consol
Aregon Short Line
Partie
Pennsylvania
S . Reading General
Tron Mountain
Stil
San Francisco
St Louis Southwestern Isla
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Texas and Pacific
Union ‘Pacific
s. U_§ Steel
Wabash
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Cotton movement and market shifts across states and ports
The report details Oklahoma and Atlantic state cotton movements, comparing current year totals to last year and prior year, with notable imports via Texas routes. It covers price surges in futures, cautions on further buying, and mixed signals from Miller, Hubbard, and Liverpool markets, noting the war’s dampening impact and evolving demand from spinners.
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New Orleans
Nester
Texas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Missourii
Oklahoma
Atlantic States
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Virginsia
Mester
Gol
Gulf States
Atlantic State
States
Hester
Indian Territory
Liverpool
May Wheat Slips Then Rebounds On Strong Demand
May wheat fell early 15 8 cents but clawed back much of the loss as buying interest resurfaced. May at 95 1 2 to 97 1 2 cents, July steady around 84 1 2 cents, with bulls and commissions active ahead of a holiday. News from the northwest and cash demand supported prices, while late-session selling by major players trimmed gains. Reports show strong receipts and steady to firmer close across May and July futures.
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Chicago
Northwest
Seaboard
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
May
Sega
Bco
Atlanta Brokerage Co
Sessson
Armour
Lkely
Rommissian Houses
Miller & Co
Cmeago
Reading Bull
Far East
Howell Jones
May Park
Bullish tone grips grain and meat markets amid light sales
Local operators seek carryover buys on bullish development with weekly clearances light yet rising. July demand strong as commissions and Armour purchase occur. pork and lard rally despite ribs slack. Grain letters note strong markets, with corn and wheat futures seen higher on all readings and forecasts, while hogs and cotton seed oil stabilize amid steady demand and export activity.
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Tadte
Tiabsy Ana Vreay
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Augusta
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Pirco+iTroxs
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Frank Baweins
A. W. Calhoum
Motord
John. W. Gha
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Promare
A. E. Thornton
Currier
Ire Casbier
R Bloodworth
Asan
Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta, GA
United States Depository
Romare
A. &. Thornton
F. E. Block
Minman
E. Gurrier
Tnman
Britain
France
Atlanta
Norfol
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Boston
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Philadelphia
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta - Ee
Cincinnat
Souisville
St. Louis
Pensacola
Quiet We
Japan
Fort Townsendee
Great Britain
Continent
Sapan
Mexico
Raugh
Union Pacific
Wisconsin
Wheeling
Alex
Algani
Adame
Wells-Fargo
Ellaneous
Amer Car and Foundry
Anaconda Mining Co
Brookisn Rapist Transit
Consolidated Gas Colorado Fuel
Vesy Rr
Li International
Aig
Republic Stee
Pullma Palace
Tennessee Coal and ‘Tron
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United States Rubber
United States
Stes
Westinghorse Electric
Hubbard Bros. & Co
London
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Lecallyron
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Lowry National Bank
Thos. Egleston
Thos. D. Meador
WM. G. Raoul
Sam’l M. Inman
T. J. Avery
Mella Wilkinson
Robert J. Lowry
Jos, T. Orme
John E Murphy
Atlante
Neal Loan and Banking Co
Atlanta Brokerage & Commission CO
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Cccompanyy, Incorporated
Empire Bldg
Irs
Alonzo Richards
Bell Telepttne
Dediches
James W. English
Walker PF
Inman, V
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Amour
Fim
Pacter
Patten
Waval
Wimington
Treasury
Washington
Bruce & CO
Kimball House
Thomas B. Paine & CO
Equitable Building
Daniel J. Sully & CO
Well Street Exchange
New Orleans and Verpool Cottom Exchange
Cédntuly
New York Cotton Exchanga
New Oheang
Cothran & CO. Bankers and Brokers
New York Cotton Echangs
New Orleana Cotton Fschanga
Chicago Board At Trace
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Bulding
William E. Bush
Investment Securities
W. H. Patterson & CO
John W. Dickey
BONDS
Augusta, GA
Central OF Georgia Frac
Whitehall Striet
Twist
West Michell Street
Whitehall Struet
Mituh“s
Peter Lynch