Weather report marks standstill amid mixed cotton market
New York May 1 cotton trade opened steady then slipped, with prices easing to near end of week lows as drought and favorable stock market effects faded. Spot demand remained light with New Orleans and Liverpool shows weaker tones, while dry goods turnover quickened in New York cafeterias and ports.
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New Orleans
Army
Funes
Weather Bureau
Walltreet
New York
Leland Cotton
St. Peters
Atlanta
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Official Range and Sales of Stocks and Bonds
Official range and sales of stocks include U S and refunding issues, registered coupons, ex dividend and ex interest notes, American Tobacco 43, Atchison 6s, Atlantic Coast Line 4s, Baltimore and Ohio 4s, Central of Georgia 5a ex int, first and second incomes, Chesapeake and Ohio 4s, Chicago and Alton 5s, B and Q new 45, Rio Grande and Pacific RR 4, and 10 345 03% among others.
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Remzateroa Ao
U New
American Tobacco
ES Atchison General
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Central of Georgia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Clore
Galea
Adams Express
Bt. Louis
American Car and Foundry
T. PF
National Lew
Norfolk and Western
American Tobacco Ptd. Certif
Anaconda Mining, Co
People's Gas
Ag Atchison
Pitteburg
D. C
St. Ie
Ohio
Pullman Palace
J. of
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Republic Steeles Ry
Central of New Jersey
Rock Island Co
Chicago
Alten
Louis
St Paul
Southern Pacific
And
T. Louis
Southern Railway
Colorado
Colorado and Southern
Tennessee
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
At. L
Wwetat
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware
Poc Agen
Weat
United States Realty
Denver Ants
United Matea Rubber
United States
Carolina Chemical
General Electric
Hocking Valley
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Aeeeee Btoo
Tlinois Central
Team Ray
Wells-ParenExpress
Western Union
Bay
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Town Central
O Joo
Northern Pacific
Kansas City
Southern
Louisville
Ashville
Sioss-Sheffield Steel
Manhattan
Stocks and bonds list with varied 4s and certificates
A detailed catalog of bonds and stock certificates from multiple railroads and utilities, listing issue grades and denominations such as Colorado Ind 3s, Denver and Rio Grande 4s, New York Central general 5s, Northern Pacific 4s, Reading general 4s, Pennsylvania cony 34s ex int, and Japan 4s certificates, among others.
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St. Lien
Colorado Ind
Colorado
Southern
Cuba
Denver Am Rio ‘Grande
Distillers’ Securities
Do General
Hocking Valley Ang
Louisville and Nash Unified
Manhattan
Consol Gold
Mexican Central
Minn
St Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
National
New York
Northern Pacific
Norfolk
Pennsylvania
Reading General
St. L
I. M. Con
Bt L
Ban Wran
L. Southwestern Con
Beaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Toledo, St. L
West
Union ‘Pacific
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Steel 2d
Western Md
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Japan
Wheat market steadies on weather and supply shifts
Chicago May reports show wet Northwest weather, a tighter world stock of wheat and firmer cash demand lifting May and July futures. July opened higher, closed near day’s high as deliveries and brokers' actions fueled strength. corn firm on belt weather, oats steady, and hogs softening as provisions stayed quiet. Livestock receipts rise in Chicago and Kansas City with mixed price shifts across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Chicago
New York
Minneapolis
Northwest
Bradstreet
Kansas City
Duluth
Market Signals for Corn Oats and Cotton in May
Early corn shows a burst of activity with wetter weather and lake strikes boosting strength while traders expect a dealer led market for the week. Oats see heavy May deliveries and strong hands, with September oats favored. provisions see steady demand from local packers and shippers amid expectations of higher prices eventually. Cotton futures begin firm on spillover momentum but fear a big crop grows as reports hint acreage gains and mixed signals from miss Giles and Journal of Commerce. The New York stock market shows limited upside and cautious positioning as banks and traders await monetary developments.
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New York
Cottoun
Shorts
Wallytreat
R Reading
Weather Bureau
Mmdday
Tully
L J. Anderson & Co
Commission
Ware
Iceland
Journal of Commerce
Livernol
Chicago
Cudahy
Beng
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Gibert
Turar
Arket
Stocks and Bonds
R. Siedenburg
Cotton Belt
Florida
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Mindling
France
Galveston
Barannay
Wilmington
Boston
Philadelphia
Jacksonville
Fry
Jaya
Aince
Great Britain
Continent
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Augusta
Memphis St. Louis
Cincinnatum
Loulaviliene
New Ohleans
Weaes
Aurise
York
Gibert & & Clay Ae Atastay Ga
Urieana
Cotton Exchange
Orleans Board of Trade
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W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Iba Pal
Brockton
Mass
UW. B. Peter
Ellicott City
Douglas
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W.L Douglas
Mase
Peachtree Street
Central Bank & Trust Corporation Capital
Asa G. Candler
W. H. Patterson
A. P. Coles
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Owens
Wm. D. Owens
Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta. GA
OG. E. Currier
H. T. Inman
A. E. Thornton
Geo. B. Donovan
James
Floyd
Siedenburg & Co
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Jo North Droid Street
Empire Building
J. B. Cheatham
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
New York Coffee Exchanges
New York Produce Exchange
A J. Haltiwangeer
Public Accountant and Auditor
Georgia State Association of Public Accountants
Federation of Societies of Public Accountants
United States of America
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Tripod Paint CO
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Martin & Garrett
Broad Street
Georgia
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Peachtree and Viaduct
Atlanta, Ga
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Lowry National Bank
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