Cotton Markets Closed Yesterday On New York to Liverpool Exch
On New York New Orleans and Liverpool Cotton Exchanges trading was subdued with slight gains in some lines of colored goods. Wheat and corn futures showed mixed responses amid holiday closings while rain and crop news influenced prices. The report notes general belt conditions, freight movements, and domestic demand with a cautious near term outlook.
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Ware & Tland
Chicago
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Bengal
Ts Gandure
Albert & Clay
Selung
Talone Plains
Jiooks Ag
Markes
Hivago
Misouri
Mie
India
Onta
Miller & Co
New Orleans
Cotton Belt
Acreage Inc
Condl
Rons
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgla
Indian Territory
Lewis! Ina
Misaiasipp
Missonei Os
North Carolina
South Caro
Tennessee
Virginia
Stocks and Bonds Market Snapshot with Refunding Notes
The page lists multiple bonds and stocks with prices and coupon details across issuers such as American Tobacco, Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio, Central of Georgia, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago and Illinois, and New York Central. It shows various 4s or 6s, registered coupons, adjustments, and ranges like 102% to 128% with notes on nimble yields and market movements.
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Adams Express
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Texac
American Express
Cyr National R
New York Central
New York
Ontany
West
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
Tobseco Pia Certif
People's Gas Co
Pitsburg
Car
Anaconda Mining Co
Pullman Palace
Baltimore and
Ohio
Brooklyn
Republic Steel J
Canadian Pacific
Central of
Ruvber
Louis
Chicago Great Western
Louls Southwestern
Chicago
Northwestern
Mil
Bt. Paul
Southern Pacific
C.c. C
St Louts
Southern Railway
Colorado
Tennessee Coal
Colorado and Southern
Y . de
Texag
Pacific
1&T
Toledo
St. Te
Union Pacific
United States Express
Dlaware
T Fudge
United States Realty Si
Delaware
United States Rubber
Denver
Rie
Tao
United Strtea Steel Aly
Orig, Distillers’ Securities
Ene. Ae
Carolina A
Tocking Valley
wels-Fargo Express
Central
Westinghower Electric
Western Union
Wheeling
Erie
Wisconsin Central
Town Central
Northey
Great Northern
Manhattan
Shires de Coupe
Gourontc Gs
American Tobacco
Atchison
Cap
Central of Georgia
Chesapeake and Ohio
B . RT
Poe
Come
Denver and
Rio Grande
Dretilers' Securities
Hocking Watcy
Japan
Nashville
Loulaine Aml
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Minn
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Missour
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Mex Consul
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Trion Pacific
US Steel 2d
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Northern Pacific
Wo Tern
Reading General
St Lang FM
St Lo
San Mian
Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line
Hae Pacific
Centre Railway
Texas and Pacific
Ian
Yoo
Gay
Wheat Weak in Early Session Amid Drought Sings
Chicago June 2 reports drought damage to fall sown wheat keeping a firm close. July wheat rose while corn and oats gained. strength cited from a statistician’s May deterioration in winter wheat and rising Kansas damage reports. Receipts and loading data noted. naval stores and turpentine markets mentioned for Savannah and Charleston regions.
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Leland
Chicago
Northwest
Kansas
Texas
Michigan
Pet Commission
Missouri River
United States
Kangas
Minneapolis
Duluth
Vais
Board of Trade
Savannah
New Orleans
Charleston
Wilmington
N.C
Virwin
Views on cotton market unchanged amid May contract miss
New York on June 2 1906 cotton expert notes that May contracts in New Lore were not cornered as he had not contemplated any corner. He warns against illogical selling before the government report and asserts demand for 12 000 000 bales next year. He recalls past South cotton production and pricing trends.
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Southern Exchange
New York
New York Exchange
Standard Railroad
St. Pan
Pennsyvania
Reading
Erie
Colorado Fuel
South
Cotton demand and prices spark debate on future crop
Theodore H. Price argues growing cotton demand will sustain prices despite a large potential crop. He notes U S and European spindles expand amid high costs, warns against sacrificing value at current prices, and cites historic averages to forecast limited gains over 11 million bales.
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America
Montha
Planis
Wea Pounu
Uwied
Tmurkelea
Uwe
Himsel
Aimerean
G.a.a
Old England
Theodore H, Price
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China
Indiews Limited
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Galveston Cotton Exchange
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Marion J. Verdery
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New Orleans Cotton Exchange
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Hanover Square
Atlanta
Cotton Exchange
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Manse
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Otton—Strocks
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