Cotton Market Quiet and Steady in New York and ports
The cotton market showed moderate activity with early session irregularity but closed firm, up about 2 points. Sales reached an estimated 350,000 bales with July and May prices around 1108 and 115 for May. receipts at New Orleans and Houston contrasted with last year as reports noted generally favorable crop conditions and steady demand from spinners and exporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Houston
B. Siedenburg & Co
Brit.sh Board of Trade
Lord Cromer
Liverpool
Wall Street
Liverpools
Chicago
United States
Minnesota
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Bhetty
Jplt
Ard
Riba
Stocks and Bonds Listings From the Market Page
A scanned market section shows varied securities including New Jersey Central general, Northern Pacific 4s, U S refunding bonds, Colorado Ind 5s series Ado, Reading general, St Louis and San Francisco 6s, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific 4s, U S Steel 7s, Japanese 4s certificates, Mexican Central 4s, Missouri Kansas and Texas 4s, and other rail, utility, and corporate issues with mixed coupon and registration notes. The list features many figures like 43, 45, 48, and 3164, reflecting bond prices and listings across multiple issuers.
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And
Laura TL
At. PR
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Texas
Mexico
Pia
New York Central
Taoa Isb
New York
Ont
West
Norfolk and Western
Asia
Pennsylvania
People’s Gasevarey Deans
Pittsburg
J. L
Reading
Republic Steel
Ao Rock Island Co
Bt Touis
St. Tews Southwestern
Southern Pacific
TSR
Southern Railway
Tennessee Canal and Iron
Texans and Pacific
United States Express
United States Realty
United States Rubberob
United States Steel
Carolina Chemical
Abe
Iso Northern
Central Leather
Sheffield Steel
Great Northern
New Jersey
Registarea
Denver and Rio Grande
General
Cawpon
Vee Distillers Securities
St. L
I. M
Consol
San Fran
Southwestern Con
Seaboard Air Line
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
Hocking Valley
Japan
Louisville and
Nash
Unifea
Manhattan
Mexican Central
Minn
Louie
Missouri
Brooklyn Rapid
Central of Georgia
Chesamenk
Odo
C&kago
Alton
GRIT
Poco
Copper scarcity drives imports and ripple in stocks
The article notes continued copper import activity totaling $50 million to ease supply gaps, strong railroad earnings for March, and expectations of higher copper prices amid tight production. It also reports on cotton and grain markets with broad U.S. and European activity, including May futures movements and weather-driven demand factors.
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San Francisco
Louisville
Nashville
Atlantic Coast Line
Amalgamated Copper
Wirwipia
Carolina Chemical
Wheat firm on weather report and frost fears ahead
Chicago May 8 Wheat markets rose on cold weather and frost forecasts in Minnesota spring wheat regions. July options gained to around 78 three quarters to 79 percent, with firmer closing. Corn and oats followed higher trends as demand remained strong. hog futures rallied on early buying.
Cotton and grain markets drift with mixed signals
The report notes New York cotton futures edging up then easing under aggressive selling, with May at 11.18 and July at 11.05 amid bull support and harvest of positions. Worries include frost damage near Rock Hill and a cooler West with showers. Wheat and corn show pockets of strength on frost forecasts and delayed planting, while hog-led provisions stay subdued. Stock market inactivity gives way to renewed buying pressure as shorts cover and investors reassess.
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Missippi
Lousiana
Mississippi
Hght
Wght
Petes
New York
Commission House
Lsves
New York Traction Fssues
Brooklyn
Rerding
Erle
Prise
Ware & Leland
May
Westen Belt
Rock Hill
G. C
Tiverpool
Cileigo
Hed River
Liverpool
Westl
Patten
Wall Street
Nts
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Eekly Bureau
BeTtex
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Journal of Commerce
Arkansas
Webruary
Galveston
Savannah
Charleston
Augusta
Memphis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Dales
Weston
Arkets
Britain
Leo
eAllantarrae
Charlotte Steagy
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Jacksonville
Anne
Grom
Houston Sa
Qalet
Sey i
Stenay Cr
Incinnath A
Totela
ELS
Gereee
Bentember
Ae Ae
Adams Express
Amalgamated
Querican Cac
P Pomary
Tao
Do. Orate
Tao American Express
American Hide
L “Pia
Anaconda Mining Co
Tolda
Atunile Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Raglid
Calladian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Ami Alton
Chicago Great ‘Western
Delaware and Fradson
Delaware, Lacka
Denver and
Rio Grande
Alley
Nels Central
Ew International Paper
International P
Bag Do
Iowa Centrazia
Bim Bitanes
Kansas City Southern
Auu
Gibert & Clay
Wales
St. Paul
Anyme
Bradstreets
Bradstreet
Canada
Rockies
Europe
East Rockies
East Alabama Street
Atlanta, Ga
Cibert & Clay
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool Cotton Association
Stockange
Cotacoha
Pagan
W.l.douglas
Ae Shoe Store
L. Douglas
Brockton
Mast
W. L. Douglas
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Cotton Merchants
Hanover Square
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Bg Pool Cotton Association
Hed
B. W. Martin, Maney
Atlanta National Bank
BH. Currier
H. T. Inman
A. E& Thornton
Geo
EB. Donovan
James 8. Floyd
Central Bank & Trust Corporation Capital
Asa G. Candler
W. H. Patterson
A. P. Coles
Jnc
Owens
Wm. D. Owens
A J. Haltiwanger
Public Accountant and Auditor
Empire Building
Bell Phone
Washington
Philadel
London
American Audit Company
Broadway
New York City
Flo
Fourth National Bank
B. Bidwell
Amdit
New Yet
Sai Bass
Wall &J
Petera
Cotton Exchange
Chicago Block Exchange
Hscnanee
Chicago, Co
Cothran
Manas
Bell
Martin & Garrett
Broad Street
Georgia
Peach Tree and Viaduct
Seri
Mat
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Auanta
Southern Exchange
Contex
Stoces
GRAM
Fourth National Bank and National Bank
Gould Building
William E. Bush
Investment Securities
John W. Dickey
Augusts
L.landersonsc
Bankers
Bart
Nipwspa
Ansro
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