Spot Cotton Firms in New Orleans on Heavy Sales
New Orleans spot cotton rose as receipts fell and futures strength supported prices. Sales reached 14,200 bales with 5,300 to arrive, and day highs touched within points of the best level of the day. Liverpool and New York markets sent operators to cover, with New Orleans prices closing near the day’s highs.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
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Atlarta Brokerage Co
Itm
Tonga
Howell Jones Co
Spat
Bond Quotations and Norwest Con 7s Mixed Listings
The page lists closing bond quotations for multiple railroads and utilities. Entries include Chicago and Northwestern 7s, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific 4s, C and St Louis 4s, Denver and Rio Grande 4s, Fort Worth and Denver City, Southern Pacific 4s, Norfolk and Western, Reading general, Texas and Pacific Ists, and various others with bid prices and yields.
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Sdlea High
Isles High
Toledo
St L
West
Union Pactic Bio
Baltimore and
Ohio
Wabas
Chicago
Great West
United States
Wells-Fr
Amalgamated Copper
Delawae and
Wadson
Dela Lacie
Denver
Rio Grande
Hockin
Valleys
Tay Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn
Iowa
Amy Am
Colen Hock
Kansas City
Ooo
General Eiectrics
Louisville and Nashvile
International Paper
Manhattan
Norfolk and Western
Ontario
Western
Pullman Palace
Uis
Republic Steel
Pitts Pennay
Tennessee
Rock Island Co
Btil
San Fist
United States Steel
St .Louis Southwestern
Texas and
Pacific
U S
Atchison General
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of Georgia
Ist Inc
Do 2Na Inc
Chesapeake and Ghia
Chisazo and
Alton
Chicago, M and
St Paul
Northwestern
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St Louis
Chicago Terminal
Marie Gonsacl
Denver and
Erle Prior Wen
General
Fort Worth
Denver City
Hocking Valley
Louis Tie
Nashvile
Manhattan Consol Gold
Menlean Central
Ao Ist Inc
Minn
Kang
Texas
National RR of Mexico
New York Central
New Jersey Central General
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Steel
Wabash
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Colorado
The Range for Cotton Options in New York
Cotton options trade in New York shows ranges set for price movements and volatility. Traders monitor futures guidance, liquidity, and hedging needs as sessions push bids and offers within defined bands.
Cotton Market News and Bull Activity Across Ports
Cotton trade reports from Atlanta and New York show early gains as bull support strengthens. Ports list 28,000 to 36,731 bales year comparison, with 15 cent cotton aimed tomorrow. Traders expect heavy exports and prospective gains, while New Orleans and Southern houses balance demand and supply amid brisk market activity.
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Westernasy
Aga Gaveston
Wwilmirston
Savannah
Orleans
New York
Bruce & Co
Atlanta
New Orleans
Weahnes
Houston
New York cotton market firm as outlook stays peaceful
Prices open higher as favorable Far East outlook and firm Liverpool cables support a lively option market. Spots rise across the south, with dry goods showing demand and higher print cloth prices. Cotton letters note confidence and expected moderate movement this week amid a quieter political scenario.
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New York
Far East
Liverpool
South
Notable St Louis Officials and Executives Listed in City Ledger
A compiled list records Elmer B Adams U S District Judge William Bacon Murray Carleton president of Carleton Dry Goods Co and other top figures. The roster includes Charles Clark retired Jonn D Davis 2d vice president Harrison I Drummond president Drummond Realty Auguste B Ewing retired David R Francia president D & F Bro Cumminston Co August Gehner German American Bank Geo H Goddard retired B E Hoffman 34 vice president Chas H Hung president Third National Bank Hreckinridgs Jones lat vice president and counsel Wm F Holker treasurer St Louis Brewing Assn Wm D Orthwein president Waters-Pierce OU Co Joseph Ramses tr president Wanash ROR Ca Momra Ramsey president L. M Rumasy Mig Co Julius S Walsh president Rolla Welle mayor of City of St. Louis.
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Elmer B. Adams
U S District
Judes
Willamaon Bacon Murray Carleton
Carleton Dry Goods Co
Charles Clark
Jonn D Davis 2d
Harrison I. Drummond
Drummond Realty and Investment Co
Auguste B Ewing
David R.francia
D &, Francis & Bro Cumminston Co
August Gehner
German American Bank
Geo H Goddard
B E Hoffman
Chas H .Hung
Third National Bank
Hreckinridgs
Market mood shifts as bears press cotton outlook
Short interest runs high and grows amid bears pushing anti cotton sentiment. Early prices rise 18 points with active trade. port receipts fall to 28,000 from 38,000 prior year while interior towns stay small. Cables steady with cautious selling. yarns and cloth prices mixed at Manchester. Treasury balances show available cash 226,246,856 and gold 391,756,483.
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Subherd Bros. & Co
New York
Lierpool
Great Britain
Ona
Romte
Terpool
Ugher
Manchester
Treasury
Washington
Investment Securities Available From Various Georgia Bonds
Inquiries invited for buying or selling a range of securities including BOD State of Georgia 3 percent bonds due 1995 44000 City of Augusta 4 percent bonds due 1934 25000 City of Atlanta 41/2 percent bonds due 1924 5000 City of Atlanta 31/2 percent bonds due 1932 8000 City of Savannah 6 percent bonds due 1909 7500 Douglas County 7 percent bonds due 1920 2000 Georgia Railroad and Light Co 8 percent bonds due 1910 2000 and other listed issues 1922 7000. Contact with market interest.
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Douglas County
Douglea County
Georgie Farroadam
Bhe Co
Gecrala Rallroad and
Lee Co
Alanis
West Point R R Co
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Thos. C. EE Wim
Aset Omar
Frank Hawking
HM. Atmansox
Capital
E. B Rosier, David Woodward
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A. W. Calhoun
Joan, W. Grayt
Fhank Hawking
H. ¥. Mecord
J. Carroll Payne
Lowry National Bank
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T. J. Avery
T. Orme
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WM. G. Raoul, Mell R. Wilkinson, John E. Murphy
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New York Cotton Exchange
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J. S. Jones
Prudential Lide
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Howell Jones
Tocks and Crain
Plashord
Neal Town and Banking Co
Robinson-Humphrey Co
American Association of Public Accountants
Chas. H. Highley & Co
Public Accountants & Auditors
Empire Building
Atlanta, Ga
Bell
Mill- Haven Company
Atlantic Beach
Sullivan’s Island
B. MN
Marshall & Beo
Charleston, 8. C
Daniel J. Sully & CO
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Wall Street Exchange
New Ad
Erooal Cotton Exchanges
Southern Exchange
Thomas
Paine & Go
Equitable Building
Hubbard Bros. & CO
New Oricana Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
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Cothran & CO
Chicago Boar of Trans
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B. B. Baxter & Co., Inc
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William E. Bush
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