Cotton Market Active With Sharp Declines and Dull New Orleans
New York and New Orleans bidding showed active sessions with prices hitting new lows since December crop estimates. May near 10.40, July around 19.46, later sliding to 10.27 and 19.9 amid bear pressure and bear selling. Spot cotton in New Orleans quiet to weak with 1,800 bales traded. dry goods market noted firmer prices in fancy lines while overall market mood remained cautious amid conflicting southern reports.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Mareh
Great Con- Coast
Alex Recta
Britain
France
Wise
Japan
Too
Atlanta
Ste
Sengee
Galveston
Orleans
Charleston
Wimington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Houston
Augusta
Memphia
St Louis
Louisville
Aben Ae
Aaslaw Ieee
Vuigh
Nae
Arti Ws. Eee
Mareeeeus
Mey
a + OBE
R. Siedenburg & Co
Bears
Iiverpoolls
J. Anderson
Tne Timi
Stocks And Bonds In A Mixed Market Decline
The market shows widespread declines with many bonds and stocks listed, including New Jersey Central general, Colorado Ind 8s series A and B, Denver and Rio Grande 4s, and Erie prior Hen 4s. Japan 68 and Mexican Central 4s appear, while several rail and steel issues show varied performance. Cotton futures faced pressure as selling intensified and bears dominated trading, despite some attempted late-session buying to push May futures higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Louisville and
Nash
Manhattan Sonsat Gold
Mexican Central
St Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Consol
Wheat Market Steady After Mixed US Trade
Chicago March 14 Favorable fall sowing weather offset famine in Russia and kept wheat futures near yesterday's close. May opened near 76% to 77% and settled around 77¼ with mixed movement as shorts covered and cash demand rose. Corn and oats gained modestly while hogs and pork held steady amid large trading volume and rising rib prices. Secondary markets in turpentine, naval stores, and metals showed varied activity across Savannah, New Orleans, Wilmington, and New York.
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Liverpool
Jane
New Orleans
Yas
Alveston
Mobile
Bourton
St. Loui
San Orleans
Galveston
Houston
Chicago
United States
Russia
Minneapolis
Duluth
Couuntry
Commission Polises
Ateaty
May
I Bears
Naver Oustes
Savannah
Naval
Wilmington
Charleston
Official Range and Sales of Stocks
Previous sales figures show highs and lows across ranges with closing values. The report lists ranges for various stocks, noting previous closes and subsequent closes.
Market notes show cotton trends with mixed signals
A daylight report from R. Siedenburg & Co. notes emerging dullness after rallies, with the market still tending toward the tower level. Traders may cover short positions before the ginners’ report, possibly creating brief support amid broader weakness in cotton futures and related commodities.
Legal Ad Advertises Parcel Sale in Fulton County Georgia
In Fulton County Georgia by order of the Fulton Superior Court dated March 7, 1906 the commissioners will offer for sale on April 3, 1908 at the Court Rowse door in Atlanta the real estate parcels from the partition case D. Rich versus The Exchange Bank No 13352. Parcel One covers Lot 235 containing about 78.3 acres with specific boundaries including Pace's Ferry road and the Chattahoochee river. Parcel Two includes portions of Lots 235 236 and 239 totaling 109.5 acres bounded by Pace's Ferry road, the Chattahoochee river and adjacent land lots. Sale conducted for the court and commissioners Forrest Adair Moss and Adolph Teitlebaum.
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DeKalb
Kennedy Striet
Kimmet Street
Beck
Emmet Street
Alan
Tand Lot
Fourteenth District
Alton Cranty
Kennedy Street
Elmmet Street
Patton County
Peachtree Place
Powers
Sald
Spring Street
Peachtrer Place
Powera
Spring
Fulton County
Amall
West Prachin Place
Powers Street
Porter Bros. and
Black
Black Property Recorded In Hook “Y
Fulton Coun
John W Green
Jessie T. Green
Georgia
Superior Court
Tueway
Atanta
Guerila
Wits
Ising
Weing
Henry
Toce
Boundelux
Chattahoochee
Geres
Taore
Teys
Pace
Werry Road
Routh
Sacourt
D. Rich
Exchange Bank
Patton Superior Court
Forrest Adair
Moss
Adolph Teitlebaum
Watermelon Contest Prizes Drive Growers to Enter
To Planters on line of largest watermelon prizes include fifteen dollars sixty cents for the largest, ten for the second, and five dollars nine cents for the third. Prizes paid to growers only, not more than one per grower. Contestants must cultivate at least five acres of melons. Weights determine size. entries forwarded through agents labeled to Hw. & McFadden, General Freight Agent.
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Bubberd Bros. & Co
Berptian Lecount
Mare Lee
Fin Street
Gibert & Clay
Oviesns
Ageere
U. S
American Tobacco
Atebisan General
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit
Conva
Central of Georgia
Dco
Chesapeatte and
Chip
Alton
G. R
Pac
R. B
Stocks and Bonds
Penn
St. L
I. M. Consol
St UL
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Paocific
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Toledo, St UE
West
Union ‘Pacific
US Steel and Wabashists
Spot Department
Slarcah
London
Lake
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
St. Louis
Atchison
Witneis Central
Nashville
Gilver
American Eagles
Berlin
Exchange
Paris
Law
Crevius
Gam Zxpreas
Metro Ilan Securities
Yoo
Tosy
Ry A
Aoelis
Amprisat Car and Foundry
Mexican Central Bao
Minneapolis and
Iso
Amaileda
Mexico
New York Central
York
Ontaria
Norfolk and Western
Preferea
Amerfcar
Northern
Sac
Anaconda Ming Co
Pen Vania
Jagstehisen
Peonte Gas
Pittsboro C
Baltimore and
Ohio
Pullman Crisco
Brooklyn
Repid
Fiat
Central of New Jersey
Republic
Loatz
Chicago Great Western
Rock Island Co
Chicago and
Northwestern
St. Paul
Chicago Tenal
Fee
Tex
Pacific
Toledo
Sit
Louisana West
Delaware
Lich
Denver
United States Express
United States Realty
Unita States
Nes Cent
Virginia-Cacoiina Chemical
Fnier Na Yenai
Ae UN
Fargo Express
Town Central
Eastern Union Righouse Electric
Kansas City Southern
SPAP
Stork Exchanges
Chicago Road of Trees
Liverpool Cotton Association
Gaireson
Cutter Exchange, Revenge
Memphis
Rio
Brazil
Segar
Washington
Sloan
Chas. H. Fletcher
Lowry National Bank
Thomas J. Avery
Thomas Reuben
Samuel Minman
Robert J. Lowry
John &. Thos. D. Meador
Joseph T. Orme
William G. Raoul
Meller
Wilkinson
Capitol
Rui Ware & Leland
Cotten, Crain
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Eivergoot Cotton Association
Birmingham
Afontgomery
Opelika
Selrac
Jobil
Rhd
Siedenburg & Co
Bonds Geers. Atlantet ‘Omics of
North Broad “Street
Empire Building
J. B. Cheatham
New York Cotton Exchange
Poe Cotton Association
New York Coffee Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Atlantic
Birmingh Raihway
Congetmionis
Hw. &. McFadden
General Treight
Hugh MacRae & Co
Misosllanious Southern Securities
N.C
Washeington
D. C
Colorado Building
John W. Iichey
Augusta, Ga
Southern Xchange
sTccss
Gratin
Purts National Bank
Logacy Phon
Bell
Aidard
Enia Bulding
William EE. Bush
Investment Securities Augusta Ceograia
Safe Investments Municipal Corporation
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Nioweparre Rhchiy