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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1905
Page
6
November 21 report show rapid advance in cotton futures and cash sales as ginners’ data and late hour activity drove prices up. Bulls cited strong demand, while traders warned of volatility and potential correction amid heavy volume and nervous positions.
The report lists diverse securities including Northern Pacific 4s, Colorado interests, Missouri lines, and Western Maryland 4s with varied prices. It discusses crop size uncertainty delaying operations, speculative activity in futures, and mixed demand from spinners. Weather favors yield, boosting expectations of higher staple prices, while bears and short lines adjust positions amid government figures.
Officials reported gains as stock ranges and sales rallied in early trading. Investors watched key indexes amid hopes for market stability and renewed demand in energy and tech sectors.
Wheat prices fell sharply with the May option slipping to 3-447-8 as heavy selling and profit taking hit futures. Corn and oats weakened early before a late slide narrowed losses, while receipts and favorable weather abroad added bearish pressure. May wheat opened lower, traded weakly, then steadied near the day’s lows as cash buyers absorbed offerings.
A New York report dated November 21 1905 analyzes ginners outputs and crop estimates from the Southern Cotton Association. It states the season’s progress shows about 10.5 million bales likely, with most of Georgia Alabama North and South Carolina and Oklahoma harvested by November 14. The analysis notes reporting gaps and suggests production in line with the association’s forecast despite incomplete ginnery returns.
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