Cotton Market Activity Mixed Across Regions
The market showed limited activity with irregular fluctuations. New Orleans prices held steady near 4 cents, while futures and spot sales varied. receipts at ports and domestic demand influenced the day. Dry goods and Liverpool markets moved modestly, with cautious trading and weather outlooks shaping sentiment.
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Continent
Cosatwise
Japan
Metico
Galveston
Mobile
Wilmington
Norfolk
Daltimore
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Crea
Recelpte
Raereipis
Trouston
Augusta
Memphis
Louis
Louteville
Grading the Cotton and Market Outlook Report
Trade notes total daily cotton sales at 6 128 900 with weather and acreage cited as factors. Forecasts point to a crop near 112 200 000 bales with potential for up to 1 000 000 more depending on future conditions, while futures show mixed activity across December and September with open interest and weather reports shaping near term prices.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co
New York
Nuye
Edmund
Charles Randolph
Hangel
Windesals
Heidlang
Ft Te
Lo Dal
Ttes
To & Pain
Yen- Jay Laverpool
Whorf
Uns
Chicago
Tom
Duluth
Tocala
Pacaerm
Bentember
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Columbus
Az Cainonville
Greenville
Griffin
Macon
Monticello
Newnan
Rome
Spartanburg
Tallapoosa
Toccoa
Athens
Oklahoma
Oxle
Bhawnee
Okla
Charlton
Athens An
Wheat Market Opens Steady Then Softens But Closes Firm
Wheat opened steady with early strength fading into the session. final quotes show gains from yesterday. Corn and oats followed a firm trend with December options moving higher. domestic receipts and exports remained mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cileagg
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Stocks and Bonds Market Summary Blues and Confusion
The item lists a dense, fragmented ledger of stocks and bonds with numerous issuers such as Colorado Midland, Union Pacific, Baltimore and Ohio, Atlantic Coast Line, Central of Georgia, Reading, and Southern Pacific. It notes coupons, reductions, restorations, and varied maturities including 4s, 4s, 4m, and 2d series, with several currencies and exchanges implied across railways, banks, and industrials.
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U. A
C.T T
Pac
Th R
U. B. As
Colorado India
Netten
Colorado Midland
Colorado and Southern
Cuba Sa Denver
Tie Grande 4
Tie Grande 4 Distillers’ Securicion Om
Erie
Jlen
General
Vocking Valley
Japan
Bonit
Loulaville
Nah
Manhattan
Consol Gold
Mexican Central
St. Louis
Missouri
Kanaga
Texas
Nat R. R
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Heroockiyn
Central of Georgia
Ohio
Chicago
Alton
New York Central
New Jersey Central
Northern Pacine
San Fennaylvania
Reading General
St. L
I. M. Con
Bel and Ban Fran
St. Louie
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wlaconvin Central
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Peralvvent Aollers
Sone
Agatn
New Orleans
Houston
Yeateeday
Madras
Muyers
Liverpool
Gantembar
Bath
Lodganlt
Darsiy
Hpertly
United States
Canada
East Je
Rite ‘Nat
iGuenish
Ealz Cireatones
Ws Interior Movement
Cincinnati Petry
Cali Funde
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Naw
York
London
Cleveland
Northern
Do Northern
Reptember
B. Mills
Abe
Eady
Norinal
Pfaundra
Kansas
Texa
Mexico
American Express
Batyayew York
Ont
Norfolk and Western
Aig
American Linseed OU
Setae
Eae Ao Oy
Pitsburg, c
St. Lan Ab
American Tobacco
Baltimore
Republic
Brooklyn Rapids Trai
Rock Island Co
Canadian Pacific
New Jersey
Thesapeake
Ohta
Baty
Vee &T Souls
Ido
Chicago Great Western
St Louis Southwestern
Northwestern
Mil
St. Paul
FIAT
Chicago Terminal
Trin
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Colorado
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
al Ls
Wan
IY Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific
Paty
Peer
United States Express
Delaware and Studaon
Delaware
Denver
Rio Grande
United States Steel
Fieneral Electric
Wells-Fargo
Ulmola Central
Wentinghouse Electric
International Paper
Western Union
Baty Whee
Wisconsin Central
Iowa
Northern Pacific
Bo'i Central Lumber
Kansas City Southern
Ory
Slove-Sheffield
Loulaville and
Nashvile
Great Northern
Northwest
HK. Marbuay
Erle
St. Vani
Wall Street
Wan cii
Paris
George Ste
Coun
Ala
Ale O
Marcel
Maren
Dareiy Wtenay
Reet & & Clay
FaGay
SPAP
Eepachive
National Board of Underwriters
Southeastern Tariff Association
Atlanta Supply Company
Georgia
South Forsyth Bi
J. C. Creenfield
C. A. Peem
Thos. J. Peeples
Jas. G. Lester
WM. L. Peel
Madddy-Rucker Banking CO
Savines
I. Holleman
PF. J. Paxon
W. L. Kemp
J. W. Andrews
Union Savings Bank
Thos. J. Peeples, W. B Stovall
W. C. Poote
Clyde Brooks
J. Paxon
J. M. Johnson, W. T. HO
Lowry National Bank
Thomas Eggleston
Samuel M. Inmas
Robret Z. Lowry
John E. Murphy
Thos. D. Meadoer
Joseph T. Orme
William G. Raoul
Melle. Wilkinson
Capitol
Manover Square
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Produce Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
New Orren Ware & Leland
Wall AL
Peters Mudding Avanta
Mimbees
Orteers
Cchain
Amerei T K Exchange
Hugh MacRae & Co
Southern Severiff
N. C
Washington, D. C
Bell
Ttcen
Wales
Erierne
Atlant
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Engish-American
John W. Dickey
E. Bush
Investment Securities
Augusta, Ga
Southern Exchange
Fugrn
Gunlairy
L.j.anderson &Co
A.b.leach & CO
Bovina Reed