Cotton On Spot Sharp Rise Across Markets
Spot cotton in New Orleans and New York rose as buyers showed active demand and limited supply. Prices climbed with futures firm, led by strong New Orleans buying and bullish public market chatter, while gains narrowed under subsequent liquidation and profit taking.
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New Orleans
New York
South
New High Frome
Auick
Range for Cotton Options in New Orleans
Cotton markets in New Orleans show range expectations for options contracts. Traders assess supply data and futures movement as market participants weigh anticipated harvest outcomes and regional price signals.
Closing Bond Quotations and Liverpool Market Notes
The page lists closing bond quotations for major railroads and utilities, including Chicago and Northwestern, Missouri, Kansas and Texas, Union Pacific, and St. Louis lines with varied results around 4s to 7s. Liverpool market data show cotton prices steady to firmer, with spot uplands around 8.40 and futures sharply higher, amid heavy activity and bullish sentiment in New York opening and New Orleans demand.
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Texas and Pacific
Atchison Wee
Bay
Union Pacific Ee
Boi, Ao
Wabas
Canadian Pacific Ae
Central of New Jersey
Wheeling and Lake B
Chesapeake and Ohio
Wisconsin Central
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Great West
Northwest
United States
Wells-Fargo
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Tloulster
Colorado Southern
Amer
Car and Poundry
Dela, Lack
West
Denver
Rio Grande
Erie
Pfd
Anaconda Mining Co
Altnois Central
Igass
Brocklyn Rapid Transit
Iowa Central
Colorado
Colum. and
Hock
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Kansas City Southern
Consolidated Gas
Team Loulaville
General Electric
Manhattan T
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Ontario
Republic Steel
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Army
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Rock Island Co
St. Te S. Fran
United States Steel Ny
St.Paul
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Ses Va.-Car
Chem. Co
Southern Railway
Seaboard Air Line
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Wilmington
Philadelphia
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New Orleans
Do. Couzon
Mobile
Sue Charleston
Ate
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New York
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Port Townsend
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Houston
Ais Ee
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Atchison General
St. Louis
Atlantic Coast Line
Cincinnati
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of Georgia
Alton
Galveston
Quincy New
St. Paul Gen
Northwestern
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Pacific
Colorado and Southern
Hocking Valles
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Denver and
Loulaville and Nash Junifica
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
Consolidated Tobacco
General
Fort Worth
Denver City
Cc C. Cana
Manhattan
Consol
R. A. of
Mexico
New York Central General
New Jersey Central General
Liverpool
Bruce & Co
Gotton
Atlante
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Severe cold in West slows wheat advance and oil prices rise
Chicago reports a firm close in May wheat up as funds buy and cash wheat gains on Minneapolis strength with rain in Argentina. May moves from 89 to 89 7-8 cents, July 23 to 23 8-8, corn up to 4 3-8 cents, oats steady, and provisions easing late. Clearances 56,932 bushels. primary receipts 488,000 bushels.
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Chicago
Argentina
May
Minneapolis
Commission
London
New York
Duluth
Howell Jones Co
Grain market dull as profit taking sweeps hogs
Chicago and Liverpool grain reports show firm cash oats and quiet, with prices drifting and bulls active in May and July wheat. Provisions weak early on, later firm as hog receipts rise. Argentina weather bullish, primary movement strong but nervous, receipts poor, and vendors mixed in action. Treasury balances released in Washington.
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Baxter & Co
Chicago
Cotwulasion House
Hera
West
Co Forninn Maete
Mississippi
Atlanta Brokerage Co
Argentina
Liverpool
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New Orleans Cotton Exchange
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