Wall Street Day in Cotton Markets and Treasury Notes
The Day in Wall Street reports a May 8 session with commodities tumbling then recovering. Cotton prices declined amid heavy port receipts and bullish supply views, while New Orleans and Houston outlooks tempered gains. Across markets, futures showed intraday volatility with mixed signals from Lancashire, Europe, and Texas rain improving sentiment later. Treasury balances showed available cash at 187.3 million and gold at 595.6 million as settlement and arbitration news influenced trading.
Statistics Were In Bulls Favor In Chicago Market
In Chicago the cotton market opened easy then rose as July reached 5.23 and August 5.04 before a broad selloff. Southern orders driven selling pressured prices, with New Orleans bids influencing rumors of Hallidate. Interior stocks declined while port receipts lagged export movement, yielding a steady close 4 to 18 points lower. Total sales near 300000 bales.
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Liverpool
Orleana
New York
Wall Street
S. m
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Columbus
Gainesville
Greenville
Griffin
Macon
Monticello
Newnan
Rome
Spartanbore
Tallapoosa
GI Toccoa
West Point
Central Station
Charleston
Aveusta
Garveston
Little Rock
Memphis
Eae
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Savannah
Ae If
Vicksburg
Wilmington
Oklahom
Oklahoma
Peratta
Distr B. Marbury
Spot Cotton Quotations and Market Roundup
Official closing cotton quotations show varied rates across cities with middling uplands around 9 to 9 1/2 cents. Market reports from New York to New Orleans note quiet or steady trading, with receipts and stocks listed for each port including Savannah, Charleston, Mobile, and Norfolk. Futures opened quietly as traders monitor Fort movement and export demand amid ongoing speculation.
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Cpat
Atlanta
Liverpool
New York
Orleans
Savannah
Norfolk
Memphis
Augusto
Charleston
Houston
Louie
Gulf
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Wilmington
Cotton markets and receipts Across US and New Orleans
May reports show varied cotton activity with middling at 9% across cities. Receipts and stocks noted in Boston Philadelphia St Louis Augusta Houston and New Orleans, while dry goods markets in New York remained quiet and futures dipped in New Orleans with summer months posting losses.
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Atlanta
California
St. Louis
Chicago
Mess Park
New York
May
Western Steam
Continent
South America
Cincinnati
Paltimors
Boston
Gree
Philadelphia
Hue
St Louis
aAugweta
Houston
Market Roundup Shows Mixed Gains Across Rail and Grain
The report details mixed stock moves with Union Pacific preferred rising 1.4 percent and Kansas City Southern, Louisville and Nashville advancing. Metropol itan Street Railway fell before rallying. Grain markets in Chicago showed buyer strength with July wheat up, corn higher, and pork values climbing. Liverpool grain and U S. farm-price notes reflect steady cash demand and bullish futures.
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New York
Mine Workers’ Convention
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Union Local Tractions
Southern Railway
Pacific
Western Account
Louisville
Southarn
Milners Central
Tennessee Coal
Colorado
International Power
St. Lawrence
Adirondack
Webb-Meyer
Dr. Webb
A. L. Meyers
Sterling Exchange
Turner
Ky Exchange
Chicago
New Y
United States
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Chicago Great Western
Chicago Terminal
Do. Preferred
Delaware
Action
Witness
Centar
Nashville
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Insourh Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
de. First Preferred
Southern Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Amalgamated Copper
Rookyn ‘Transit
Galeorado Fauci
Consolidate Super
Kansas City Southern
Closta
Prime Mercanti
Atlanta
Actus
Busi- Atlanta
Neas
Bankera
Savanna
Savannah
Macon
Macon Ga
Auguste
Augusta
Ws Railway Etocrs
Columbus
Afohigor
Metro
Baltimore & Ohio
Georgia
Canada Southern
Mirsouti
Kangas & Tax
BBC
New Jersey
Chicote & Masttit
Alabama
Chic
Grant West
Dlontarie & Western Railroad
Pennsylvia
Georgia Railroad
Chicago & M
Georgia Rattroad Gs. Foto
Recklsland
Central of
Consol
Prefaris
Igs
Firat
Den
Avista
Pootferst
Srila
Do. Prefarrad
Appi
Seaboard
Tat Praferret
Terag & Pacsio
Beaboard Guar
Praferrad
Hocking Valley
Dnton
Bke
Daois Central
Wabash
United States Street Railways
Adama
Wells Bargemngep Sd
American
Mischs
Lanhous Mobile Light and
Paclifia
Eferrad
Pacific Mall
People's Gas
Lido
Amy
Smelt & Hof
Prefarrad
Pullman Palace
American Tolescop
Epublic
Hocking Coal International
Western Union
Aclede Ry Va
Car
Chem
National
Seaboard Alr
PONT
Hocking
U.S
Mox
D.b
Min
T. A
Cox
Atchisongen
Nor
Weatco
Von
San An & Ar
Paattio
H.sq
Southern
N. W
tLe & WY
G&a
Shore
Kansas City
Southwestern
Scranton
Earle
Metropolitan Street Railway
Tennessee
Liverpool
May
California
Murphy & € O
Foreign Finances and Textile Stocks in May Market
London roots show Consols steady at 95 with slight gains in bank reserves and government securities. Southern cotton mill stocks list varied values from Abbeville to Wilmington, while fruit markets in Atlanta report mixed pricing on apples bananas and nuts with standard box figures.
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New York
London
Consol
Anisville
Nashville
Evot
Tlinois Central
Abulaville
Atchison
Buenos Ayres
Bank of England
Tate
Southern Cotton Mill
Southern Cotton Mills
Fue Mackae & Co
Bankers
Wilmington
N.C
Abbeville
Aiken Mfg. Co
Anderson Cotton Mills, & C
Arkwright Mills
Augusta Factory
Avondale Mills
Ala
Ae Belton Mills
Bibb Mfg. Co
Bennettsville Mfg
Brandon Mills
B. C
Cabarrus Cotton Mills
Cleakwater
Clinton Cotton
Courtney
Dalvis
Darlington Mfg
Hagle and Phenix
Hunoree
Aaa Enterprise Mfg
Gaffney Mfg
Tos Granby Cotton Mille
B.C
Graniteville Mfg. Co
McColl Mfg
Monaghan Mills
Newberry Cotton Mills
Norris Cotton Mills
Odell Mie Co
Pacolet
S. Pelzer
Piedmont Mfr
Poe Mfg
F. Richland Cotton Mills
Roanoke Mills
Washington Mills
Whitney
Wilmington Cotton Mills
N. C
N. Ae
Atlanta
California
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Washington
Scranton Miners’ Conference
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Rosin
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Lowry Watson
Olives
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SBR
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Stobanse
State of Coorgia
Jas. W. English
W. P. Inmar
Ing
K. Ottley
Couhier
Chas
L Ryan
Municipal
The
Robinson Mumphrey Co
Murphy & Co., Inc
Pryor Street
Patterson & CO
Cotton
John W. Dickey
Agusta
Henry Beer
Bertrand Beer
Edgar H. Bright
H. & B. Beer
Cotton Merchants
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
Beaumont ‘Gushers
Fred
Pugh
Stoneham
Moore Brokerage Co
Sulte
Lincoln Trust
A. F. Liebman
Renting & Loans
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East Point
Central
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Coutreri Express
Canada
Havana
Cubs
Southern Exle House
Ows
Southern Express Company
Norfolk, Va
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
M. BL
Gent
Norfotts
J. B. Mayer
East Main
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I. B. Walker
J. J. Brown
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