Cotton Market Shows Decline In Dampened Trading
New York May 12 The cotton market opened steady with a gain of four points before slipping. By midmorning, prices fell 6 to 26 points as profit taking and bear pressure weighed on near positions while late-month forecasts and favorable south weather tempered gains. Receipts numbered 3,031 bales at the port and 66,000 for the week, with New Orleans and Houston shipments also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Porte
New Orleans
Houstons
New York Bears
Liverpool
St Louis
Colorado Industrial
Colorado Midland
Colorado and Southern
Denver and
Rio Grande
American ‘Tobacco
Erle
Hocking Valley
Japan
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore
Brooklyn
R. T. Ev
Louisville
Nusheif Central
Georgia
Manhattan Consol
Mes
Chicago
K. I
Pacific R. BR
New York Central
Etek
Bireet Ry Wes
Adams Express
Mexican Central
Louis
American Car and Foundry
Minc
J. P.end Sault
Ste
Ft. H. of Mexico
Ontario
Norfolk and ‘Western
Feville Mallor
Amerwan Si Oining
Pennsylvanie
Amer
Tobarcoa
Pfd
Anaconda Mymng Co
People’s Gart
Atchison
Fittsburg
Rapia
Pranslt
Tégu
Canadian Pacific
Jc Steel
Central of New Jersey Ibis
Chesapeake and Ohio
Alten Oea
Rock Island Company
Great Western
Paul
Southern Pacific
Tennessee Coal Nd Iron Soc
Tse
Toxas
Oys
Tae
Dew Rean Hudson
United Brakes Express
Ack
Weat
Unites States Realty
Boty
Denver
Easy
United
Tog Bros
Sind Binies Steel
Dstiliers” Securition
a-Carolind Chemical
Farge Exess
Welinghouse Electric
Central Leather
S City Southern
Crete
Ana
Iler & Co
Bern
Ron
Sully & Co
R. Siedenburg & Co
Prica
Lnve
San Francises
Striet
Weather Report Bears Wheat and Corn Markets On May Day
Chicago May 12 Official forecast of rain in Kansas and Nebraska spurred heavy wheat selling and a bear tone. July wheat fell to near day’s low, oats and corn slipped, and provisions edged higher on live stock demand. Reports of crop moisture shortages and southwest damage pressured prices while receipts and infrastructure data showed mixed activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Minneapolis
Duluth
Bryde
Reading
Stocks and Bonds and Turpentine Markets Reported
Market summary from regional reports shows firm prices in turpentine rosin and spirits, with receipts and shipments for various vessels and locations. New Orleans notes steady navatators and resin values, while Charleston and Wilmington report little activity in terpentine and rosin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aval
Samonah. Ga
Cales
Saivs
New Orleans
Wewhness
Turpentine
Charleston
Terpentina
Rosin
Wilmington
Turnen- Stine
Demna
Tess
Tartm. AO
Rereipia
Crad- Terpenton
Reveuets
Cotton Market Woes Amid Decline and Frost Fears
New York May 12 The cotton market opened with selling pressure and a lingering decline in prices as May deliveries crowd the market while July remains in supply. Reports note frost damage and cold weather affecting crops, with banks and stock movements influencing sentiment. analysts anticipate a possible cotton famine if the late crop season persists, while bulls push for higher prices on near months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Bros. &Co
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
South
Bear Pressue
Tims
York
Manchester
Calcutta
Stocks and Bonds
New Jersey Central General
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western Opsel
Gregon Short Line
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Seaboard Air Line
Bowhern Railway ,A
Texas and Pacific
Sarato
Toledo
St. Ty and Western
Statbart
Union Pacific
Steel
Marron
Monticello
Newnan Olny
Rome
Partanburg
Wa Pooss
Vaevon
Co West
Point
Averagan
Centra
Atlanta
Galveston T
Little Roc Az
Memphis
Co Mobite
Monts
Oklahoma
Varinah
Kaburg
Woulningta
Marbiry
Mindling
France
Sal Breck
Britain
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Norfolk
Boston
Philadelphia
Pensacola
Houston
Augusta
New Orleane
High
Keee High
Vilov
Thao
Vaz Te.aqts Vt
TEOF
Maxtean Central
Asl
Tinton Pacific
Lewisville
Eulantic Coast
Anderson & Co
Bull. Clique
Wclpel
Neil Bros
London
Theodore Price
Wraldea
Washington
Galvestones
Philadelphia Coifin
Bt. Louis
Cincinnati
Cibert & Clay
New York Stock Exchange
New Oricane Stock Exchange
Eiverpool Cotton Association
Katton Exchange
Fagan
David Crutchfield
Marion J. Verdery
Ghartn Crutchfield
A. J. Haltiwanger
Public Accountant and Auditoriate Association of Public Accountants
United States of America
Bell Phone
Georgian Federation of Societies of Public Accountants
Empire Building
American Audit Company
Broadway
New York City
F. W. Lafrentz
G. B. Manwaring
V. Pres
Theo Cohen
See
Fourth National Bank Bid Co
B. Bidwell
Amal
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Hanover Square
Atlante
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Ling Cotton Association
Lowry National Bank
Omag J. Avery
Thomas Egreeton
Samuel M. Inmayw
Robert J. Lowry
John Bethos
D. Meador
Jobeph T. Orme
William G. Raoul
Mell BR. Wileonbon
Capitol
Leland Cotton
Wall St. Peters
Chicago Board of Trade
New Orleana Cotton Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
New York Coffee Exchange
B.C
Central Bank & Trust Corporation Capital
Asa G. Candler
W. H. Patterson
A. P. Coles
Jno
Owens
Wm. D. Owens
Manhattan
Nevada
Wellington Association
Ninth Street
Boulder
Coto
New Terminal Station
Standard Stock Farm
Bushnell, Neh
Norval King
Williams
Curler Street
Southern Hotel
Chattanooga
Tenni
The
Mighty
Natumal
Jersemen
Anetion
Lincoln
Neb
Kinney
Bushnett
J B Kinney
Carter Bt
Chattancogs
Martin & Garrett
Broad Street
Envestment Securities
John W. Dickey
William E. Bush
Investment Securities
Augusta, Ga
Bel
Municipal and Corporation
Robinson-Hummbhrey
Southern Exchange
Braves Carbon Stocies
GBAD
Fourth Navonal Bank
Ry National Bank
Phoos Standard
Gould Buiding
Lt. Anderson
Bro. Hers
Sgae Ie
Ens