Cotton options slip then firm amid weather bets
New York and New Orleans reports show a volatile cotton session with early declines reversing to near steady as weather forecasts improve. Receipts reach 31,088 bales at New Orleans and 18,307 at St. Louis, with weekly totals around 210,600 bales and prices near last week’s levels. Liverpool market notes steady prices with brisk demand as futures open quiet and later edge up on crop outlook.
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New York
Ceporta
Briday
Atlanta
Liverpool
Porte
New Orleans
St Lionston
DTS
Yank
Otleana
Britain
France
Coustwisn
Japan
Mexico
Galveston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Rosten
Philadelphia
Bready
Groes Mock
Mankets
Tepe
Middiley
Receipts
Brceipte
Ghipeeants
Houston
Auguste
Memphis
Cincinna
Loulaville
Soeviau
Adama Troreas
Car and Foundry
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
New York Central
Ontario
Western
ATI
Norfolk and Western
Pacific Mall
Tay
Pennsylvania
St Louis
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Tony
Republic
Brooklyn Rapta Transit
Rock Island
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake and Ohio
Mt. Louth
Nicago
Trans
Southern Railway
Loui
Tennessee Coal and Tran
Isa
Colorado
Pacific
Bouthera
Arly Wey
Toledo
Tlouls
Wat
Consolidated Gas
Fed Union Pacific
United States
Delare
Hmudeon
Bates Realty
Delaware
Lack
West
Virginia-Carolina
General Electric
Sory
Wisconsin Central Se
International Pump Ae
Northern Pacific
Town Central
Central Leather
Sheffield Stars
Louisville
Tibert & Clayen
Orleans
Alabama
Mices
Alptog Oilers
Comminaion House
Inter
Tavnerasare
Bullp
STOCKER AND BONDS HOUSTON MARKET SUMMARY
Houston bond and stock listings show mixed prices across many issues. Prominent names include Colorado Midland 4s at 72, Northern Pacific 4s near 103 1/2, Santa Fe and Southern Pacific 4s around mid 40s, and Union Pacific 4s near 7. All issues reflect varied coupon statuses and registrations, with miscellaneous holdings in railroad, utilities, and manufacturing sectors.
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Houston
Augusta
New Jarney Central
Northern Pacific
Cincinnati
Colorado
Colorado Midland
Norfote and Western
Tolaley Stereo
Colorado and Southern
Oregon Anort Line
Moz
Cubs
Pennsylvania
Denver
Ktemaing
St. T
I. M
Consol
American ‘Tobacco
Erie
Bt. T
San Fran
Utntats
General
Southwestern
Atchison General
Vaites
Mexican Central
Miscouri
Chicago
Alton
Wheeling
Lake E
New
National R. RB
Wisconsin Central
G. RL Ang Pac
Uew
York Central
Japan
Wheat Opens Slightly Higher in Mixed Grain Market
Chicago reports show weakness in Goaree grains and profit taking offset early gains as December wheat opened up but closed lower. Corn and oats followed the trend with uneven losses and gradual selling pressures across the grain complex. Local receipts remained heavy and futures closed mixed, with December wheat settle around 72 1/4 to 72 1/2 cents.
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Chicago
Itroyiwions
Husata
Danube
Indiana
Minneapolis
Duluth
Hoxs
Jatursy Park
Lara Wan Dul
Riba Ware
Tba
Armaens
New York
Cotton Market Hints Better Tone on New Crop Prospects
New Orleans and Galveston expect large cotton receipts for the coming season, with New Orleans forecasting 7 000 to 9 000 bales, Galveston 19 000 to 21 000, and Houston 19 300 to 20 000. Reports from Hubbard Bree & Co and market notes describe a firmer undertone, mixed early trading, and anticipated improvements as buyers reenter.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Houston
Cotton market reports and stock advances mixed in late session
Reports from New York and Atlanta discuss cotton prices slipping and rising in parts of the day, with bears and traders watching for a larger yield. Stocks showed strength with Amalgamated Copper and Reading rising before selling pressure trimmed gains.
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Ene- Mah
Duyera
Bert Aibert & Glay
Acasamaar Axe Cibert Co
Iewe Paper Rachive
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Commission House
Broncaria de Martail
Edmund
Charles Randolph
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Mara
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Tonopah
Nevada
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Dire
Goldfield
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Gold Bar
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Carisa
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Paw
ICT
Atock
Ita Intent
Carisa Mining
O.f.jonasson & CO
Broadway
Macesney Bldg
Pittsburg
Messia
O. F. Jonasson & Co
Broadway, New York
Vienne
Bate
Verner Versace
A.B. Leach& CO
Boston
William E. Bush
Investment Securities
Augusta, Ga
Southern Exchange
Brovars
Genet
Stina Sitonas
Gould Buttling
Landerson CO
Wh. L. Peel
Bort. F. Maddox
Maddox-Rucker
Thos. J. Peeples
Jas. G. Lestee
Banking
J. T. Holleman
F. J. Paxon
W. L. Kemp
W. Andrews
Union Savings Bank
Thos
J. Peeples
W. 5
Stovall
Clyde Brooks
2. Johnson
T. Holleman
Edmund & Charles Randolph
Avlanta Offic Corner
Pryor Streete
Kimball House
New York Block Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
New Oreleans Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
Chingo Board of Trade
Hell
Herbunt
Randalghee Reasent
Ren
York Cotton Exchange
Orleans Cotton Exchange
Wark & Leland Cotton
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Ned
Work Totes Exchange
New Oriana
BC Coturay
the Robinson-Humphray Co
Atlanta, Gs
John W. Dickey
Georgia
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