Cotton at Close Steady in New York and New Orleans
New York cotton markets opened firm with advances then steadied near day’s best, March to July futures rising but lacking aggressive buying. New Orleans quotes climbed on Liverpool strength with nearby months up, exports light and port receipts firming. Dry goods firms see cautious optimism for next week.
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New York
New Orleans
wWresh Bull
Far East
New Qubang
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Fonda
Gaia
Alnea
Galveston
Norfolk
San Francisco
Boston
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Savannah
Charleston
Port Townsend
Pensacola
Fouston
Aneusta
Cincinnati
Arguin
Gelvecton
Houston
Britain
France
Brock
Atlanta
Baltmore
Heaton
Bevannah
Auguste
Scouisville
St Louis
Fort Townsend
Japan
Great Britain
Continent
Mexico
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Memphis
New York Cotton Exchange
Rail bond quotations from Chicago market show mixed results
A dense list of railway and utility bonds with current asks includes Chicago and North Western cons 4s at 120% and various carriers like Chesapeake and Ohio 4s, New York Central general 3 3/4s, Pennsylvania convertible 3 1/2%, Union Pacific 4 1/2%, and Northern Pacific 4s, reflecting diverse prices and income prospects across the sector. Prominent lines cited include Atchison general 45, Baltimore and Ohio 4s, Missouri Kansas and Texas 4.0, and Denver and Rio Grande 4 1/2, among others, indicating steady debt trading activity.
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Pooner Atchison
Ory
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio Oe
Chicago and Alton
Szig
Chicago and Griat West
Chicago Andorth West
Chicago, M and St
Cc, & and
St’ L
Southern
Delaware and
Huaron Do
Iack
Wea
Denver
Rio Grande
Eris
Hocking Valley
Minoia Central
Brown
Kansas City Southern
Manhattan
Louisville
Nashville
Los Metropolitan Securities
Tary Metropoliten
St Y
Minneapolt and
Wizy
Minn
St Fanes
Missouri Pacific Y
Missouri
Kans
Tex
New York Central
Norfolk and Westerr Y
Ontario
Western
Pennsylvania
St Reading
Rock Island Co
St St L
Pf. Louis
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
St. L and
West
Atchison General
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of Georgia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chi and Alton
Chicago
Quincy
St. Paul
Northwestern
R. I
Pacific R
Consul
St Louis
Consolidated Tobacco
Colorado and Southern
Denver and Rio Grande
Erie
General
Ae - Fort Worth
Denver City
Louisville and
Nash
Consol
Kansas
Texas
Nat, R. R
Mexico
New York Central-gan
New Jersey Central
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Oregon Short Line
Parthc
Reading General
St. L
Tron Mountain
St L
San Francisco
Seaboard Air Line
Union Pacific
Steel
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Cotton and metal markets shift as prices rise and volumes move
New York and Liverpool gauge a rapid cotton rally with May futures around 14.05 as traders warn of a possible pullback. Reports show Oklahoma and Texas cotton movements for five months ending January, with notable interregional shifts. Industrial metals edge higher with tin copper and lead firm while steel and iron stay steady amid mixed demand.
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Pee Orleans
Ester
Texas
Indian Territory
Mississippi
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
Atlantic States
Carolna
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Vinfa
Wester
Temas
Gulf States
Gulf
States
Hester
New York
London
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
Southern
St. Louis
Wheat and corn futures edge higher amid holiday trading
May wheat slips to 85 1 2 cents then recovers as buyers, led by commission houses, push May and July higher. Corn and oats rise on bullish cash demand while provisions ease. liquidation and holiday postponement cap gains with May wheat at 85 7/8 cents and July around 87 1/2.
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Chicago
Bria
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
May
SORT
Atlanta Brokerages Co
Armour
Cote
Frovistone
Gothran & Co
Maz
Cudahy
Patten
Howell Jones
Far East
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J. Carroll Payne
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Romare
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H. I Inman
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Owen
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Amalgamated Copper
Amer Car and Foundry
Amer
Smeltard Ring Tay
Anaconda Mining Co
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Pacific Mail
Republic Steel Ae - Zia “Aia Ad Yy
Tennessee Coal and Iron
United States Leather
United States Realty
United States
United States Do
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Miller & Co
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Thos. D. Meador
Sam‘l M. Inman
T. J. Avery
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Alonzo Richards
Bell Telephone
the Forth . National Bank
James W. English
Walker P. Inman
John K. Ottlet
Chas. I. Ryan
Bruce & CO
Thomas B. Paine & CO
Equitable Building
Steiner-Emery Co
Peachtree Viaduct
New York Stock Flrchange
New York Coffee Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trefe
New York Stock Exchange
Bell
Daniel J. Sully & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Wall Street Exchange
Liverpool Cottox
Cothran & CO. Bankers and Brokers
New York Cotton Echanra
Chicago Board of Trade
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Englsh-American
William E. Bush
Investment Securities
Augusta
Ceoroia
W. H. Patterson & CO
JOHN W._DICKEY
BONDS
Augusta, GA
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Whitehall Street
West Mitchell Street
Amia
Coneicue
Avery
Mitchall Street
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