Cotton Market Thrives on Short Covering and Frost News
New York October 28 cotton futures surged on short covering and frost reports, while heavy demand from wire and commission houses supported gains. Prices extended higher through the day, with the market easing only modestly near close, and New Orleans spot market firm amid rising trades.
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New York
Liverpool
Newark
Stocks and Bonds Prices Mixed on Market Close
The day file lists diverse securities with varied yields and prices. Notable items include U S bond registrations around 101 to 105 percent, rail and utility issues such as Colorado Midland, Reading general, Southern Pacific, and New York Central, with several 4s and 5s trading near par and some coupons noted. Altered figures show multiple denominations and series, reflecting a broad market portrait with mixed performance across sectors.
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Co. C. C
St. L General
New Jersey Central General Ss
Colorado Ind
Sorthern Pacife
Do. Gs
Colorado Midland
Norfolk and Weste
U.S Oldom
Registerea
Colorado and Southern
Gragon
New
Denver and
Rio Grande
Reading General
Distillers’ Securities Ss
Bt, L
I. M. Consol
Erie Price Henas
SEL
Dan Fran
Ao. General
St. TE. Southwestern Con
Hocking Valley
Seaboard Air Line
American Tobacco
Atchisen
Japan
Southern Pacific
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Railway
Alo
Minn
St. Louis
Wabash
Chesapeake and Ohio
Missouri
Kansas
Borg
Chicago
Alton
Wheat steady throughout session on world market cues
Chicago trading echoed Liverpool gains as wheat held firm despite favorable U S weather. December off 1/8 and oats up 3/8 while provisions slipped, with brisk May buying and December support from longs. Weekly stats showed bearish tendencies yet firm closes persisted amid strong corn and oats demand and a large turnout of receipts and shipments.
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Chicago
Liverpool
United States
Long
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Commission Hoves
Baltic
Commission
Cotton market and stocks show mixed moves in New York
Saturday trading ran broad and nervous as short sellers faced a reluctant buyer base. In New York on October 23 stocks rose to new prices before hesitating, while the money market improves and rates may fall soon. Cotton futures began firm with 8,000 bales sold, but futures rose only modestly as spots gained.
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New York
Liverpool
Leoneey
Hubbard Bros. & Co
fTork
Coteon
Eouth
Shearson, Hamill & Co
Adama
Market rises with broad base as frost fears loom
The market opened higher and closed steady as prices fluctuated within an 85 point range from Tuesday's bottom. Traders expect a weekly government report with frost damage risk, while spots advance and bear selling pressures mount. Port receipts lag last year. forecasts show large inland selling pressure and possible midday price reversals.
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Tme
Galveston
Houston
New Orleans
New York
Liverpool
Coffee and Sugar Market Decline in New York Session
Coffee futures opened steady then fell sharply due to moderate liquidation and weak cables from Europe. Late buying steadied the market with a small net loss of 5 to 15 points. Trading ranged across several contracts including November at 6.76 and December at 6.75.
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New Orleans
New Orleana
Liverpool
Raima
New York
Cotton For October Ginning Totals From Southern Counties
New York October 23 1905 Theos H Price reports telegram responses from cotton counties about ginning up to October 18 1905. Gins report 1 35 returns showing 694 851 bales ginned this year versus 1 055 626 last year by October 18 a 34 2 percent drop. Estimated total ginned by Oct 18 this year 4 495 300 bales against 6 420 094 last year. Three year totals show progressive crop sizes and percentages ginned by October 18 with figures for 1902 03 1903 04 and 1904 05. Theorists note possible analogy to 1903 04. HORINS REODORE H PRICE.
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Tatslerop
B.C
P.C
Horins Reodore
H. Price
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