Cotton Market News Shows Quiet Week With Mixed Moves
New York May 2 cotton market quiet and irregular within a narrow range. Close net up to 1 point. estimated sales about 60,000 bales. Week receipts at ports 75,000 bales with New Orleans 6,992 and Houston 1,190. market aided by covering of shorts and bull support after stock declines. Futures in Liverpool and New Orleans show steady to firm tones amid light demand and favorable weather forecasts.
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New York
Desirabie Cutton
Por
Sear Tofay
New Orleans
Bates
Houston
Salveston
Mobis Sr
Savannah
Gharleston
Wwilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Eva Boster
Philadelphia
Ae Patten
Bert
Fmrliganville
Flouston
Hougton
Jaester
New Orleans, May 2—Secretary Heeters
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
United States
Actins
Mussisspring
Potomac
Mills
Canada
Toc
Geo
sCenburg & Co
Liverpool
Journal of Commerce
Treasury
Washington
Treasury Ryahie
Official Range and Sales of Stocks
The report lists sales and range figures for various stocks including Hay with 2,445,300 shares and U S bonds and several railroad and industrial issues. Specifics include U S refunding 2s registered at 0.3% coupon, U S 3s registered at 34% coupon, and U S 5s old at 48% registered with coupon. Other entries cover American Tobacco, Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio, Atlantic Coast Line, Brooklyn, Central of Georgia, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago and Alton, Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Chicago and Western Indiana, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, and Chicago, B. and Q. with various 4s and 3d inc issues and adjusted prices.
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U. S
American Tobacco
Atchison General
Atlantic Coast Line
Altimore
Ohio
Brooklyn RT Co
Central of Georgia
Do. Is Inc
do @nd inc
Do. 3d Inc
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Julney New
Chicago, R
Pacific R. R
Stocks and bonds update from a 19th century listing
A dense OCR listing of varied securities and bonds including Colorado Industrial Ser A and B, Colorado Midland, Cuba Bs, Denver and Rio Grande, Distillers' Securities, Erie, Hocking Valley, Japan 6s and 4s, Louisville and Nashville 4s, Manhattan consol, Mexican Central, Minnesota and St. Louis 4s, Missouri Kansas Texas, National Rail of Mexico, New York Central, Northern Pacific 4s, Norfolk Western, Oregon Short Line, Pennsylvania, Reading, St. Louis and Western, Seman Air Line, Southern Pacific, Southern Railway, Texas and Pacific, Toledo St. L and Western, Union Pacific, Western Maryland, Wheeling and Lake Erie, Wisconsin Central, with various series and certificates.
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Mexican Central
Y Addins
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Minn
St Pena Banks
Ste. M
Missouri ‘Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Amrican Fapresa
Bone Thi
National Rt. R of
Mexico
New York
Ontario
West
Norfolk and Western
Bsigney Preferrde
Tony
Fittsburg
Vand
Pellman Palace
Baltimore and
Brooklyn Rld
Republic Steel
Central of
San Fran
Chirare Great Western
St Lowsuchern
Chicago
Northwestern
SDI
Ant and
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
C.c
St. Lois
Tennessee Coal
Irom
Colorado Furs
Toledo
St Tada
Union Pacific
United States Express
Delaware, Lack and Wrest
United States Realty
Denver
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Erie
Aery
Virginia-Carolia Chemical” i O
Rosy
Wabash
Roy
Hocking Velley
Wests
Tamars Central
Wells Fargo Express
International Paper
Baye Ray Westinghouse Electric
Bitsy St Westen
Bray
Kansas City
Colorado Industrial
Colorado Midland
Colorado and Southern
Cuba
Northern Pacific
Western Consol
Oregon Short Line
Penn. Co
Geading
T. L
Iron Mountain
St. L
San Francisco
Louis and Western Con
Texas and Pacific Tete
Bearish sentiment in wheel market dampens crop talks
Chicago May 2 ideal crop conditions weighed on wheat and corn as bears dominated the pits. July wheat slipped to 78 1 2 cents and corn softened with offerings, while oats held. Provisions weakened on liquidation and rising stockpiles. Local buyers and shorts moved prices, with confirmations of large North West receipts clouding sentiment.
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Chicago
Shorts
Lowe
Minneapolis
Duluth
m@anst
Morta
St Ito
Ide
Patten House
Northwest
Cotton markets reel as Wall Street slides and futures dip
The report notes sharp declines in stocks and a broad market liquidation. Cotton export totals for eight months fall against prior seasons while prices edge lower on weak demand in New Orleans and trader caution. London and New York markets show mixed activity with some slight advances in July contracts before fading.
Announcement of bakery takeover and service plans
Fragmented notice states that a bakery has been taken over, promising patronage shifts and extended service hours. It mentions the new management and potential changes to offerings, with unclear dates and names due to garbled text.
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Wall Street
Kb Tulay Wis
Liverpem
Cottton
Cricies
Agerian i Fotur
Tone
Minching
Reds
Bales, Tock
Britain
France
Japan
Ico Avianta
Charleston
Wilmington
Boston
Augusta
Memphis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Sale
Owen
Tee Aekee
Aerates
Aerates 1T1e Fiz
Ny TF
Ss To BI
Eas
Lega
Aca
Eee
Stocks and Bonds
Ware & Leland
North Wear
Tiverpagl
Patten
Shales
Seaboard
Miller & Go
Erpool
Srot
Cotton Belt
Florida
Oklahans
Indian Territory
Teveal Market
Vallentin
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
Southern
Louis
Spelter Girm
NPA
US East
Alabema of
Brrest
Ausota
Ge. Coffeh
Fbovisions
Cibert
Corto
SSS
Vans 1
Naess Linme Bakery
Fetraico
Qiese
Alireg
National Board of Underwriters
Southeastern Tariff Association
Atlanta Supply Company
S. Forsyth St
Atlanta
H. H
B. L. Willingham
Willingham
Levy and
Treas Willingham
Tift Lumber Company
Murphy Avenue
East Point
College Park
McCall's Crossing
Lee St
Bell
the American Audit Company
Home Office
Broadway
New York City
F. W. Lafrentz
E. Manwaring
Theo. Cohell, Jr
Sec
Treas
Waldorf-Astoria
N.Y
Lowry National Bank
Thomas J. Avery
Thomas Egleston
Samuel M. Inman
Robert J. Lowry
John E. Murphy
Thos
D. Meador
Joseph T. Orme
William G. Raoul
Meller
Wilkinson
Capitol
Wall St. Petera
M.bers
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Stock Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
New York Coffea Exchange
B.C. Cothran
Stannard
WM. I. Peel
Bobt. F. Maddox
Thos. J. Peeples
Jas. G. Lester
Maddox-Rucker Banking CO
Hubbard Bros. &Co
Cotton Merchants
Hanover Square
Martin
New Yor State
A. B. Leach & CO
Hugh MacRae & Co
Bankers
Southern Securities
N.C
Washkeington, D. Cc
Colorado Building
Barth
Martel CO
State OF
Georgia
Eclaus
Peadleton
Vaasd
Ghia
March
Madea i Shsolu Broyles
LA Anderson & Co
N. Y
Peachree and
Vaiaduct
Atlanta, Ga
Southern Exchange
Broterara Cotton
Ars
Wourth Nateia
Lewery National Bark Troeune
Gould Briding
Safe Investments
Oe Ad Corp
Sua Das
Besa
Robinson-Rumphrey Co
Acerivan
William E. Bush
OVSTA
Oaga
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