Cotton Opens Slightly Lower Amid Busy New Orleans Market
The New Orleans cotton market opened slightly lower with early declines and later partial recoveries. Trading showed steady demand from bulls early, with gains in May and July futures amid a volatile session. Spot sales remained active as buyers and exporters reported steady to firm interest and prices in a fluctuating session across futures contracts and cash quotations.
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Stocks and Bonds Mixed as Market Reels in Erratic Session
A jittery trading day sees rail and industrial issues fluctuating with bonds, led by mixed gains in New York listings and declines in some Western utilities. Cotton and grain futures hold tentative positions as traders weigh drought fears, demand shifts, and new security moves, while analysts warn of a negative overall tone unless established by stronger buying interest.
Wheat and Cotton Markets Ease in Mixed Trading
World wheat supplies shrink and demand improves amid scattered reports. May wheat neared 85 ¼ cents, corn steadied, and provisions rose as hogs lifted pork futures to about 15 ½ dollars. Cotton opened with declines, while rail and shipping notes show schedules and delays across several lines.
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Dredging and filling at Brunswick Georgia bid notice
Sealed proposals for dredging and filling and construction work at Brunswick Georgia will be received by the corps river shipbuilding company at its engineer’s office in Brunswick until twelve oclock noon Monday March 6 1906. Plans and specifications may be obtained from the engineer or the company. A deposit of one hundred dollars is required. Right reserved to reject and award.
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Trains Leave Atlanta for New Terminal and Sleepers to Chicago
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