Wall Street Clique Scalps Cotton on Large Scale
The New York Financial Chronicle reports a lively cotton market with the Wall Street bull clique accused of aggressive long-side scalping. After a midday rally to around 7.32 for May, profit takers and easier south spot signals trimmed gains, closing barely lower by 1.75 points. New Orleans and Savannah spots showed steady demand, while dry goods and Liverpool markets reflected mixed activity.
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Wall Street
Cheed
Sham
New York
Stocks and bonds cross section from market listings
A dense OCR of stock quotes lists numerous bonds and certificates with prices and yields for issuers such as Colorado Midland Colorado and Southern Minn and St. Louis Missouri Kansas Texas New York Central Northern Pacific Norfolk and Western Oregon Short Line Pennsylvania Seaboard Air Line Southern Pacific Southern Railway Union Pacific United States Steel Wabash and Wisconsin Central. The batch shows varied parity values from 3s to 63, with many entries around 43 to 59 and scattered decimals.
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Gand
Mussouri
Kansas
Northern Pacific
Gee
Norfolk and Western
Oregon
Pennsylvania
St. L
Iron Mon
SC Louis
San Francisco
St. Louis
United States Steel 2d
Wabash Sts
Western
Wheeling and Lake File
Wisconsin Central
Weiss
Official Range and Sales of Stocks in Liverpool Market
Lt Anderson & Co report Liverpool cotton and New York markets opening lower then steady. Prices improved after initial pressure with gains in cotton and grains amid large receipts. Stock market opened weak but recovered as support appeared. Southern Exchange notes copper and metals steady with favorable undertone.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co
Wall Street
Paris
France
Liverpool
Manchester
Trading in May Wheat Buoyant. Corn and Provisions Rise
Excellent demand in the northwest lifts futures as May wheat leads with strength. May delivery climbs to 1.1434, July 928 1/2 to 927 9/4 cents. Oats advance 1-8 to 1-4, provisions up 2 1/2 to 7 1/2 cents. clearances reach 4,200 bushels and primary receipts total 376,200.
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Chicago
Northwest
Argentina
Enorts
Minneapolis
Bradatreet
Minneypolis
Duluth
Cotton Trade Figures Show Weekly and Seasonal Movements
The text reports weekly and seasonal cotton trade data across U S ports and foreign markets. It notes movement totals from September 1, foreign exports, inland shipments, and world visible supply, with figures for last year and prior years. It also covers market sentiment in New Orleans and London, including spinners demand, shipments, and prices.
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Dhead
Amoun
United States
Missission Ohio
Pitamee
Inez
North South
Canada
Market gains and mixed futures signal cautious Cotton trade
Liverpool tone steadies as markets rise about 810 points with May at 7.82 and July at 7.80, while cotton prospects imply only a temporary improvement. Estimating receipts reach 30,009 daily against 9,222 last year with New Orleans, Galveston, Houston projections, and King's statement showing a week of 2019 bales. Stocks open lower but turn bullish. metropolitan securities lead gains while rail and steel drift. Wheat and corn shift slightly with May and July prices. large Minneapolis stocks and export demand noted. Coffee, sugar and other commodities show varied futures action as markets digest receipts and domestic demand.
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Japan
Galveston
Steadiv
New Orleans
Mobile
Ateston
Wwe
Wilmington
Bready
Baltimore
New York
Boston Elphia
Brunswick
Newport News
Aig Agtates
Port Townsend
Creas
Fimington
Houston
Augusta Stead
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St Lous
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Cincinnati
Oe Ye News
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Vasey
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Gisters
Liverpool
New ‘Orleans
King's
Metropolitan
Minneapolis
Ehort
Weil Bros
Montgomery
Ald
Marsh
Marcchester
Carolinas
New England
Georgia
Alabama
Willie
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America
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Asia
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Guarantee Redemption Company of Georgia
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Streat
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Curcaca
Bell
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coTrdn Exchange
NEW Orleans Cotton, Exchange
Exciane
Chicago Board OF TR
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Ccootton
Rafarencee
Sao Paulo
Apt Biolquiet
Suger
John W. Dickey
Augusta, GA
W. H. Patterson & Co, Qrvestneat Securities
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Louis J. Andersen & Go
Sheldon, Audit Co
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Tavastigeons
Forsyth St
O.H. Sheffield & CO
SLB
Austell Bidg
Atlanta, GA
William E. Bush
Investment Securities Aucusta
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Lingliah American Building
Rogers-Fowler Co. Storks
Neal Bank
Viaduct Place
Dixie Cotton Mill
Sampon
Martin & Garrett
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