Cotton market opens quiet and steady amid frosty damage
New York reports a quiet steady opening with early and late activity, sales estimated at 260,000 bales for the year, and slight net gains as signals from Liverpool and New Orleans bolster prices. Receipts at New Orleans and Houston show varied totals, with weekly and yearly comparisons noted. {|}
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Houston
Grain markets show continued strength amid mixed commodity signals
Market notes from Miller & Co New York May 14 describe cotton suffering from a widespread winter cold wave and heavy Liverpool sales. Forecasts for cotton demand vary by port, with New Orleans predicting 1,800 to 2,800 bales, Galveston 3,000 to 3,500, and Houston 2,200 to 2,700, versus last year’s higher totals. Coffee and sugar also cited as steady, with Rio coffee invoicing and raw sugar quiet but firm, while stock markets opened strong.
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Stocks and bonds market report with mixed sentiment
A dense list of railroad and industrial bonds and stocks quotes across many issuers. New York Central, Reading, Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific, Seaboard Air Line, Texas and Pacific, Missouri Kansas and Texas, and others show varied prices and percent ranges. Note counts and declines appear alongside certificates and 4s across multiple issues, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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Lideville
Nashville
Coledo
St. I
Wabash
Colorado Industrial
Colorado Midland
Colorado and Southern Cuba
Denver
Rio Grande Distiliens’ Securities
Erie
Iten
Market Wrap Shows Mixed Dividend Hopes Dragging Stocks
Investors weighed a possible 2 percent June dividend rise against a hit to Amalgamated Petrols as the market digested news of a reduced dividend at Arrett Mining and cautious sentiment in cotton and grain futures. Traders noted steadying prices at times with some long positions built on conservative forecasts while others remained wary of broader declines.
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Arrett Mining Company
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
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