Cotton Market Rules Irregular In New York Trade
New York May 11 The cotton market ruled irregular within a narrow range and closed with a slight advance or decline. Daily sales were about 250000 bales as weather and reports from frost-affected districts influenced prices. May showed the only net advance amid mixed futures and spot activity in New Orleans and Liverpool markets.
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New York
Cmp
Pricce
New Orleans
Houston
Liverpool
Radts
Stocks And Bonus Prices Across Railways And Utilities
Listed securities include Colorado Ind 5s Colorado Midland 4s Cuba 5s Sunapee New Jersey Central gen ia Northern Pacific 4s 3s and many others across railways banks distillers and utilities. Entries show various bond and stock series with par values and yields. markets reflect mixed positions across U S and international issuers with notes on certificates and income series.
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St. E
Colorado
Colorado Midland
San Fran
St Louis
Wabash
Minn
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Western Md
Wheeling
Take Erie
Nat RR
Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
St. T
West
Union Pacific
V. & Steel
Strong Wheat Market Seeps Despite Dry Weather Damage
Chicago May 11 reports damage to fall sown crop due to dry weather boosted wheat strength. July wheat rose to 81 1 4 cents after opening lower, with exports and receipts cited and corn and oats following gains. Futures closed firm as outside buyers aided by limited May delivery and reports of winter crop damage from St Louis and Kansas City.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Longa
Wold
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Adams Express
Amalgamated Copp
St. P
Ry American Cortan Ot
Suurl Pacific
Kansas
Texas
Ca Amerian Express
Cox
Natonal RB. A
Mexico
New York Central
New York
Ontana Western
Bay American Locomotiviay
Norfolk and Western
America
North American
Pacific Mall
Amerian Sugar Refining
Pennsylvania
American Tobacco
People’s Gas
Anaconda Mining Co. Ag Bom
Pilshure
D. C
St. L
Za Atchison
Atlantic Coach Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Republic Steel
Chesapeake
Olio
Alton
Rock Island Co
St. Lows
Northwestern
St Louis Houbnwieder
Samy
Cago and
St Paul
Mil
Southern Pacific
Chicago Terminal
Trans
Southern Railway
Aay
F O. Ce
Colorado Fuel
Tennessee Coal and Tron
Lorado
Southern Ton
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
West
Sim Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific
United States Express
Delaware
Ann Ang
General Electric
Ayaay Hocking Valley
Wolf-Farso Expresa
Tinols Central
Wastinghavee Electric
BE Bbm Western Union
International Pump
Wisconsin
Ray
Iowa Central
Bok Northern Pacific
Kansas City Southern
Loulaville
Nashville
Ati
Atsg
Manhattan
Great Northern
Bath
Barney
Cotton Reginn Bulletin
Atlanta
Chattanoora
Fear
Columbus
Gainesville
Greenville
Griffin
Macon
Monticello
Wewnan
Rome
Spartanburg
Tallapoosa
Toccoa
West Point
S.C
Columbia
S- 2
Weldon
N.C
Augusta
Charleston
Galveston
Little Rock
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Savannah
Vicksburg
Wilmington
Cotton acreage outlook for 1906 07 in cotton states
New York May 1 1906 report showing 5886 replies on cotton acreage labor and price. Acreage may rise less than 1 percent to about 27 252 000 acres the smallest since 1900. States vary with decreases in several southern states and small increases in Mississippi Texas Tennessee and others. Labor scarcity and rising cotton seed prices threaten replanting and may yield a smaller world crop than price incentives would imply.
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York
New York Cotton Exchange
Mit Canada
Lovertaug
New York
Giles
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Virginia
Mississippi
Texas
Tennessee
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Missouri
Cone
Srost
Bk Vara
Ike H, Price
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Midnes
Wiech
Hubbard Bros. & To
Hester
Hes
Albany
Athens
Brenkam Sa Es
Charlatte
Miss
Dallas
Bufaula
Greenwood
Tee Sala
Helena T
Cove
Meridian
U S
Shreveport
Aes
Atlantic Coast Line
Yazoo City
Gcalee
R. I
Pac. R
Norfolk
France
Middiing
Nat Ao
Brock
Baltes
Veniventon
Orbeas
Anaes Jackson
Grom
Manipilla
Louis Bieady
Ccincinnati
Lowiesvillle
Leo Raze
Sez
Ieee
Tae
Ale
India
Great Britain
Europe
Egypt
United States
Siehr
Ohio
Potomac
Canada
Southern Mills
North
South
Canna
Seaboard
Royvad
Herter
Amertin
J. B. Marbury
Barrola
Cibert & & Clay
Orleans
Cotton
Exc. i
Orleans Board of Teste
Locat and
Longi
Fagan
W.l.douglas
Ups
Egee
Douglas
Eeee
Brockton
Mass
W. L. Douglas
Baltimore
W.B. Peter
Bilicatt City
L. Douglas
Peachtree Street
WM. L. Peel
Bobt. F. Maddox
HOS
J. Peeples
Maddox-Rucker Banking CO
Lowry National Bank
Omas J. Avery
Thomas Egleston
Samuel M. Inma
Obert J. Lowry
John 5. Murphy
Thos
D. Meador
Joseph T. Orme
William G. Raoul
Mellee
Wilkinson
Capitol
Siedenburg « & Co
Cheatham
New York Cotton Micheneco
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Livepool Cotton Association
New York Exchange
Wwaare
Leland Cotton
Wall St. Peters
Gambwsers
New York Cotton Exchane
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Stock Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
New York Coffee Exchange
B.C. Cothran
Standard Phone
Ben
Nvestment Securities
William E. Bush
Investment Securities
Augusta, Ga
Geo
Safe Investments
Municipal and Corporation Band
Om Finaya
Lst Lom
Robinson-Humphrey Ee
Atantic
Southern Exchange
Brotels
Cutton Stock
GEAG
Ourth National Gackry National’ Bank
Phcass
Bel * Standard
Gould Building
Cotton Ordleys
Wit Droner
Brade- Tal
L.d.Anderson
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Barrer
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