Week End Figures of Bearish Import in Cotton Markets
New York on October 7 reports a steady open with prices up 2 points to 1 point lower, then an upward drift driven by short covering and investment. Liverpool rise and Fall River demand cited. New Orleans markets show mixed moves with futures up slightly amid tight receipts and cautious gains, while weekly statistics note bearish import signals and strong closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Fall River
Cowin
Texas
Liverpool Bibles
South
King
Hester
Lilverpesl Statistican
New Orleans
Liverpoot
Cellvertas
Official Range and Sales of Stock S ales for
A terse notice listing stock sales and range details. Names, dates, and locations are partially readable, indicating official postings of stock transactions and the associated authorities. The readable fragments describe ranges and sales actions without full context.
Closing Bond Quotations From Chicago Markets
A list of bond prices and figures for multiple railroads and utilities. Notable entries include Chicago Burlington and Quincy 4s at 96, New York Central general 3s at 0, St Louis and San Francisco 4s, Northern Pacific 4s at 84, and Union Pacific convertible 45. The compilation reflects varied yields, denominations, and current trading levels across the U.S. railroad and financial segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Burlington and Quincey
St. Paul
Northwestern
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
St. Lonuis
Chicago Terminal
Colorado and Southern
Denver and
Rio Grande
Silo
Hort Worth
Denver City
Hocking Valley
Louisville
Nashville
Minneapolis
St. Louie
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
New York
New Jersey
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western Consol
Reading General
Wees
St. Louis
Iron ‘Mountain
Idk
San Francisco
St. Louis Southwestern
Sts
San Antonio
Aransas
Pasads
Southern Pacific
Southern Hallway
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
Western
Union
Pacific
Wabash
Debenture
West Shore Ds
Wheelling
Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Consolidated Tobreca
U. S
U. S&s
Sonne
Ballimore
Ohio
Canada
Southern
Central of Georgia
Chesapeake and Ohioes
Alton
Elusive Cotton Outlook Reports Mixed Alabama Yields
A crop letter from Opelika Alabama outlines that port receipts rise only with interior spot purchases for export. Weather remains favorable but frost risk could trigger a price spike. Alabama crops show marked regional variation with 10 percent potential drop overall, especially north of Coosa and Lee counties, while late fall maturity depends on frost timing around November 5 to 10. Cotton marketing remains active with light stocks and steady demand from multiple sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elife
Weil
Opelika
Ala
Atlantics
Alabama
Coosa
Tatlaponsa
Chambers
Randiph
Lee County
Mississippi
Mila
Thy
Murphy and Co Cotton Letter Reports Mixed Market Signals
New York October 17 changes in early cotton were unimportant as moderate south weather dulled demand. Absence of trust and uncertain mood weighed on confidence. Liverpool stocks gained slightly while port arrivals ran 55,000 to 74,000. In Atlanta eggs 19 to 25 cents per dozen storage stock 19 to 20 cents. butter 17 to 22 cents. poultry and ducks listed. onions 1.10 per bushel. cabbage 7 cents to 1 dollar per 100 pounds.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co
New York
Liverpool
Cotton Region
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Gainesville
Columbus
Greenville
Griffin
Clear
Rf Sa
Macon
Newnan
rRome
Spartanburg
Talapeosa
Toccos
West Point
Amite
Sentral
Augusta
Charleston
Galveston
Little Rock Ome
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomer
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Savannah
Berteksburg
Wimington
Hell
Alsticts
J. B. Marbit
Murphy & Co
Frost
Hull
R. M. Seale & Co
Lion
Cordova
South Georgia
B. W
London
Wits
Wrehout
Lake
Southern
Southern Soft
St Louis
Spelier Gemer
Steaigh
Trade in Corn on Enormous Scale Causes Sharp Rally
On October 17 Chicago board of trade saw enormous corn activity with December corn up 1 1/8 cents and December wheat higher, led by shorts forced to cover. Prices for other grains and provisions rose, while weather remained a bearish factor. News notes large receipts, heavy trading by a few longs, and a strong close, with December corn near 72 1/2 cents and December wheat around 72 1/4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Duluth
Atlanta
Liverpool
Vressare
Buston
Secretary of the Treasury
Baltimore
Ohio
St. Paul
St Louis
Southwestern
Patten
General Commission
Shorts
Derlugs
Armour
Cudahy
Murphy & Co
Counse
Fonn
Wrenn
Cotton and grain market roundups from October reports
Atlanta and New York market notes show flour and grain prices firming, oats and corn mixed, and pork and lard trading higher in some cities. Key entities include Atlanta GA, New York NY, St Louis MO, Cincinnati OH, Chicago IL, with prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, hay, cotton seed meal, and various meats and groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
New York
Northwest
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Maritime Market Notes From Savannah and Other Cities
Turpentine prices quoted at 5 1 2 to 5 3 4 cents with receipts totaling 1 156 and 1 725 for Basil Basin and Winnington firms respectively. Rosin steady around 1.20 to 1.25, crude turpentine steady near 31.75, tar at 1.40, and spices for spirits at 3 1 4 cents. Cotton seed oil prices in New Orleans and New York fluctuating with crude meal around 27 28 cents. Coffee futures in New York opened steady and rose briefly before retreating on late selling.
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Bavannah
Winnington
Charleston
C. Rosin
New York
Memphis
Orleans
Cotton Movement Shows Lower Week Total in New Orleans Report
Special weekly statement from New Orleans cotton exchange records a weekly sighting of 469,405 bales vs 471,932 last year, season totals at 2,203,004 bales vs 3,753,276. World intake down, America’s visible supply at 1,363,418, and market activity mixed with signals of demand strength and price steadiness. Commodity details cover sugar, coffee, rice, and metals with price movements and regional notes from New York and New Orleans dated October 17, 1902.
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New Orleans
Heater
United States
Tast
Jaga
Mississippi
Ohio
Totomac
Milin
Canada
Southern
Ncec
American Mills
Seaboard
Hester
Egypt
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Europe
New York
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
America
Vanech
Fis Maximem
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Quirt
Pri
Pricra
Cobton
Epot
Latham, Alexander & Co
H. & B. Beer
Igor
PO. eTporte
Akoek
I. Oes
Er Aris
Gaz
Pais
New Orleana
Arch
Wweek
Nortalk
Boston
Newport News
Philadelphia
Brunswick
Pensacola
Port Townsend
Fortland
Ore
France
Norfolk
Baltimoron
Wilmington
Rae
Aupuata
Louiaville
St. Loui
Houston
Continent
Cis
Atchison
West Do
Baltimore and Ohio
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Chesapeake and Ohio
Bas
Chicago and Alton
Wheeling and Lake Eri
Ind and
Souls
Eastern
Ils
Chicara
Adams
Et A
Nyce
St. Louia
Amalgamated ‘Copper
Colorado Southern
Delaware
Sim Anaconda Mining
Ene
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Minots
Iowa
Bisct
Nashvilte
Manhattan
Oividend
National Rr. of Mexico
Missouri Minneapolis and
St. Pacific
Tex
Republic Steel
New York Tercey Central
Luger
Ontario and
Western Union
Thos. Egleston, Sal BH
Inian
Lowry Watigi
U Capital
Robert J. Lowry
Thos
D. Mhador
G. Raoul
Prey
The
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Atlanta, Georgia
Prudential Bolldina
P.O. Bom
Dell Comminsion Co
Capital
Cmn
Brioche
Neal Loan and Bankdag Co
Vidend
Pat Pata
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust
Goldest Savings Bank
George DB. Brown
Joseph E. Loston
Rod Trea
Joseph S. McCord
Payne & Tyey Attorneys
Joseph A. McCord
John A. Miller
Foun 1. Tye
John Oliver
Elijah A. Brown
George’ M. Brown
South Broad Street
Calivernia
South America
Ben Davis
California
New York State
Concord
Niagara
Virginia
Georgia
Fies
Citron
R. Mi
W. H. Patterson & c Investment Securities
EE Eee Scelurites
John W. Dickey
Theodore
Price GN
Santos
Colles
Riport
Ada T.o. Und
Tht
Biman
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