Cotton Market Opens Firm Amid Mixed New York Trade
The New York cotton market opened firm with early gains of 21 points as cables and a firmer Far Eastern outlook supported buying for Wall Street and bull positions. March, May, and July futures rose to 13.68, 14.10, and 14.18 respectively before paring gains. New Orleans spot activity remained active with prices 30 to 38 points higher on the day.
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New York
Wall Street
New Orleans
Catton
Liverpool
Hubbard Brog. & Co
Britain
France
Alvestatlanta
Aras Baltimore
Norfe
Benton - Os
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
Brunswick
Great Britain
Japan
Howe Jones Co
Porte
Cothran & Go
Bruce & Co
Atlanta
Southern Exchange
Wheat market closes strong amid Argentina weather shock
Chicago notes wheat futures firm as May climbs to the top on Argentine weather signals. Corn gains modestly while oats hold, and provisions slip on heavy hog receipts. Late selling by large operators tempers gains, but local traders push prices higher with Liverpool cues and improved cash demand. Primary receipts show steady movement and a larger world supply outlook influences near term trends.
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Chicago
Argentina
Liverpool
Liverpool Cabres
Minneapolis
Duluth
Miler & Co
New York
South
Georgia
Alabama
Russia
Bond Quotations From Chicago Markets Today
A list of bonds and consolidations across major issuers shows Chicago Northwestern consol 738 with yields around 131 percent, R T and Pac R R 4s at 2.6 yield, and various 4s from Denver Rio Grande, Consolidated Tobacco, Colorado Southern, and Missouri Kansas and Texas. Major rail and utility issuers include New York Central general at 319, New Jersey Central general 5s, and Chicago Terminal 4s with mixed offerings.
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Yesday
Atchison Ae Ti
Baltimore and Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Alton
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Trang
Forthe Rapid
Hocking Valley
Tay
Town Central
Kansas City
Louisville
Nashville
Manhattan L
St. Ry
Minn
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Tex
Nat. R. R. of Mexico
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Pitts., Co. Co
Hoy
Rock Island Co
St L
Bay
Bt. L
Southern Pacific
Southern Raliwa
Chicago Northwestern Consol
R. T
Pac. R. R
Gay
Consol
Louis
Old Missouri
Kans
New Jersey Central
Norther Pacific
Rani
Norfolk
Western Consol
Oregon Short Line
Conver
Reading General
Toledo
St. L
Western
Union Pacific
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Central
Colorado
Oklahoma and Texas crop movement and cotton market notes
Data shows year over year changes in cotton crop in sight and movement through Texas and Indian Territory, with totals for last year and the year before. Market letters from Howe Jones Co., Cothran & Co., and others discuss opening gains, Liverpool influence, port receipts, and forecasts, noting bulls and market volatility amid war news.
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Hester
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Gulf States
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
Atlantic States
Caroline
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Virginia
Kerns
Gulf State
Allamitq
Gu States
Market Notes on Grains Hogs and Commodities at Atlante
The market showed nervous activity with no decisive movement in grain futures as funds and locals adjusted positions. May expanded to 86% then faded to 86% despite a strong late session on bearish harvest weather in Argentina, while wheat benefited from favorable cash demand. corn remained bearish with steady cash support and no export surge. Hog receipts were heavy, tamping hog prices, but cash buyers and commission houses steadied the market. Coffee and canned goods prices appear in listings from Atlante with various per hundredweight and package quotes.
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Argentina
MILL-HAVEN COMPANY ADVERTISING PINE PRODUCTS
Savannah Ga mill haven company advertises rough and dressed yellow pine amber shingles and laths flooring ceiling finishing weather boarding and framing. stock on hand or custom orders. ships interior in mixed carload lots. specialty service on short notice.
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Mill-Haven Company
Savannah
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