Cotton Market Drags On Weak Opening Near New Year
New York and New Orleans report a soft start to the cotton market with prices drifting lower at the open, yet steadying later as buyers and shorts adjust. Heavy receipts and war talk in the Far East shadow trading while January contracts draw slight gains by mid-session. Sales near 900,000 bales. dry goods and grain sections also note firmer trends in futures and a cautious mood ahead of holidays.
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New York
Pelnte
Far East
Makehe
Afarch
Tradigg
Uidir
Secorday
Piers
Cothran & Go
Yates
Liverpool
Spinneva
Bruce, Jones & Co
Atlanta
Heporta
Chicago
Gralna
Sesson
Minneapolis
Duluth
I-Bc
Hoga
Tost
Way Park
Cothran & Co
Cieage
Seaboard
Cary
West
Atantes
Atlantes
Armour
Closing Bond Quotations From The Chicago Market
A survey of bond quotations lists numerous Consols and Railroad issues with bids and yields. Names include Northwestern, Missouri Kansas Texas, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, Reading, Santa Fe, and Erie. Prices range from low to mid 100s with several bids around 95 to 102 percent.
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Clueego
Northwestern
Consol
Chicago
Pacific RR
Pacific R. BR. Col. Sa
And
Louis
Chicago Terminal
Colorado and
Southern
Denver and
Rio Grande
Erle
Wen
Erle General Ds
Fort Worth
Denver City
Hocking Valley
Louisville
Nash United
Manhattan
Consol Gold
Mexican Central
Mezican Central Ist Inc
Wee HS Minn
Ang St Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
National RR of Mexico
New Fork Central
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Consal
Oregon Short
Penn
Y Reading General
Louis and
Iron ‘Mountain
Consol Sa
Louls
San Francisco
St Louis Southwestern
Tts
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Toles St Land
Atchison L
Baltimore
Ghia
Central Canadian Pacific
Vrayter
New Jersey
Alton
Great West
Northwest
Delaware and Hudson
Iene
Ela
Lackard West
Denver
Great Northern
Hocking Vailey
Pete
Central
New York
Norfolk
Western
Ontario
St Deez
Rock Island Co
Ely
St L
St Loms Routhwest
St Paul
Southey Pactix
BIO
Texas and Cathe
Toledo
St L and
West
Bas Tota
Range for Cotton Options in New Orleans Market
In New Orleans the range for cotton options was reported with price activity and trading interest. Traders assessed supply conditions and demand cues shaping the session while brokers noted near term volatility and potential for price movement.
Cotton Market Fluctuations With Bull Interest Cited
New York and Atlanta based cotton letters report 1903 end trading seen as volatile yet overall firm. Analysts note profits takings by leading bulls, large players dictating trend, and strong bear pools amid hopes of a rebound. Liverpool weekly stats give broad supply and demand context.
Wheat Gains as War News Supports Prices in Chicago Trade
Bulls push grain higher amid light receipts and firmer demand. May wheat strengthens on winter belt reports and war news, with oats and provisions also firm. Corn holds near highs as buyers cover shorts and domestic stocks tighten.
Market Roundup Across Grains and Metals On December 31
The day showed light general movement with a firm undertone and higher hog prices pushing shorts to cover. Wheat, corn, and beans posted gains on bullish influences, while hogs faced smaller receipts and active buying. Tin copper and lead moved higher in London and locally, with prices firm in StLouis at year end.
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Howell Jones Co
Chicago
London
Londo
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern
SIS
Foundry
Southern
Fourdhy
Southern Soft
St.Louis
Lendarm
Spelter
New York Coffee and Sugar Markets Mixed After Steady Opening
Market opened steady 5 to 10 points higher on Du sunport amid doubts about crop estimates. Trading slow but coffee remained offered and closed 10 to 16 points higher with several bid sales, while spot Rio coffee held firm. Sugar and molasses showed varied quotes with open kettle and centrifugal lines cited, and Liverpool grain notes record firm No 2 red wheat and steady corn futures.
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Cotfee Faiures
du Sunport
Cortes
New Orleans
Liverpool
Red Western
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New York Cotton
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