Cotton market opens weak as weather improves
The New York Financial Chronicle reports June 2 crop and weather notes from the south show rain in most areas but generally favorable temperatures aiding cultivation. The cotton market opens weak with declines around 8 to 23 points, driven by expectations of a bearish government report and lower cables. New Orleans spot sales are dull while futures fluctuate and then close modestly weaker. Dry goods prices rise as cotton and wool fabrics increase, signaling a cautious fall trade preview.
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New York Finanial Chronicle
Messrs. Ware & Leland
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France
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Memphis
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Athens
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Galveston
Mobile
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Wilmington
Baltimore
Boston
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Pensacol
Portland
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Sabine Pass
Fackgonville
Eagle Pass
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el Paso
Laredo
Stocks and Bonds Receipts and Exports From 1904 to 1908
A dense catalog of stock and bond listings appears with entries for various issues such as Colorado Midland 4s, Reading general 4s, Seaboard Air Line 4s, Southern Pacific 4s, Atlantic Coast Line 4s, and U.S. Steel 6s. The list includes certificates, registered notes, coupons, and adjustments, with scattered price-like figures and terms across many railroad and industrial issues.
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Chicago
Gregson
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Astc
S. Ss
Southern
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Denyer
Hilo
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Gaz Frea
Pee
Disiiltes’ Securities
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Con
U. S
Erle Prior
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacifics
American Tobacco
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Ey City
Southern Railway
Tigers
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Texas and Pacific
Rt Japan
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West
Atchison General
Union Pacific
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Atlantic Coast Line
Manhattan Consol Gold
Mexican Central
U.S. Steel md
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St. Louis
Missouri
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Texas
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Lake Erie
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Ohio
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Natt
Mex. Com
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Tlaata
New York Central General
Japan
Mertificates Christem RB
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Crew Derse Central General
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Northern Pacific
Colo
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St. L. General
Norfolk and Western Consol
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Sazag
Metropolitan Securities
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Amer. Gar and Foundry
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American Cotton
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American Express
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New York Central
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Tobarco
Anaconda Mining Co
Pittsls, Co
Atchison
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Rapit Transit
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Republic Steel
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Conoe
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Pacific
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Wheat market briefs from Minneapolis to Missouri
Anxiety over Missouri crop conditions and weaker reports from the cash market spurred a bullish tone in wheat trading. July prices rose despite profit taking, with nearby gains supported by light receipts, strong northwest demand, and expectations of a large cash business, while corn and oats followed an elevated trend amid rains and bullish sentiment.
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Chicama
Missouri
Whet
Minnespolia
Northwest
Minneapolis
Shorts
St. Louis
Bradstreet
Duluth
Chicago
Shor
Liverpool Cotton Market Trend on June Trade
The Liverpool cotton market at noon showed moderate spot demand with easier prices for all grades. Uplands and middling prices steady at 4.70, with 8,000 bales sold, including 7,500 American and 500 speculative/export, futures easing.
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Liverpool
Secretary Hester's Weekly Cotton Statement Summarized
New Orleans June 2. Secretary Hester reports an increase in cotton movement into sight over the week ending May 26. The figures show higher totals year over year with gains in inland shipments via Mississippi and Ohio rivers and in interior stocks. overall lint movement since September 1 stands above last year and 1902 levels.
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Hester
New Orleans
Hesws
Barth
Lovere
le Gage
Mississippi
Ohio
Canada
Jume
Egypt
Brazil
India
Britain
Europe
Ind
Cotton Trade Totals Hit Record Movements and Exports
Seaborne and interior cotton stocks show a weekly decline while season totals rise across the North American mills. Secretary Hester reports world cotton by spinners, with northern and Canadian totals near two million pairs, southern and foreign spinners higher, and a vast visible supply distributed across regions including Britain and Egypt.
Cotton Market Faces Decline on Unsold Surplus
The government cotton report challenges prior pessimism, noting 28,120,000 acres planted by May 25 and substantial unplanted land, implying possibly higher prices and later declines as planting continues. Traders anticipated a weak panic statement, with selling pressure near close and calls for cautious positions ahead of fresh data.
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New York
Neresga
Memphis
Theo H. Prick
Jozi Hyde
Department of Agriculture
Hyde
John_ Hyde
Washington, D. C
Bureau
Cotton market braces for lower June condition reading
The June report from the agricultural department shows a 77.2 condition, the lowest in June since 1882 except two years ago. Spinners face warnings as reserve supplies may be needed while pest effects and large futures activity press markets. Receipts and staples including rye and cotton show steady prices with little change.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co
Agricultural Department
Hoa
Reriee
Petteenwea
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Rogers-Fowler Co
Neal Bank
Grain
Bel Phone
Viaduct Place
Guarantee Redemption Company of Georgia
Cantry
Atlanta Ga
Osher
Hubbard Bros, &Co, Cotton Merchants
Hanover Square
Meuibem
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B. W. Martin
OG. F. Jonasson & Co
Broadway, New York
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