New Orleans and New York Cotton Market Report
New York and New Orleans reports show a less active cotton market with early declines followed by late rallies supported by Wall Street and favorable weather. Futures opened steady with mixed intraday moves. receipts and weekly totals indicated lighter demand while dry goods demand stayed firm.
Stocks and bonds and cotton market notes
The page details varied securities including Colorado Industrial, Colorado Midland, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific bonds with quotes and percentages. It also covers cotton futures and grain markets with milling, shipping and farm sentiment notes, plus New York and Chicago stock activity and monetary conditions affecting trading.
Wheat and Corn Rally Across Grain Market
Chicago September 1 Wheat futures rose on strong demand and shorts covering amid expectations of Kansas and Minnesota farmers holding back. December wheat up 1-2 to 3-6, corn 6-8 higher, oats up fractionally. Provisions strong as buyers in September packer demand supported prices. Local receipts mixed with reports of reduced Midwest deliveries and pending shifts in prices across main grain contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibert & Clay
New Orleans
Liversonl
Lorra
Texas
Favirana
Chicago
Aentrinbes
Shorea
United Kingdom
Tiagkel
Bulla
Minneapolis
Duluth
Lberal
Tatter Ngure
Trecetpks
BBC
Atlanta
Atlante
Chattanooga
Columbus
Guinenville
Greenville
Maron
Monticello
Newnan
Rome
Foartanburg
Wem Point
A. m
Templars
Dowman Teeerator
Ila
Ea . Uw
Aurus
Galston
Little Rock
Memphis
Mobil
Montgomery
Oa Og Oklahoma
Annan
Vicksburg
Wilmington
Seyge
Stock Market Notes and New York Central Stock Issuance
In other directions markets lagged with steels weak. Diati ers securities showed strength as New York Central announced about £30 million in new stock and a call for a special meeting to consider increasing common stock by 810 900,000. Call money edged up due to irregularities. Gold engagements fell and sterling declined to 483.60, signaling more yellow metal for the U S. We see no immediate market concern and expect bulges to be opportunities to buy Standard Oil and Erie and Steel common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central
Tolay
England
France
Tome
Gut
Appearel
Armour J
Riba
Cione
Chales
Adama
Minn
St. FP
American Car and Foundry
Pacific
Kansan
H. Ft. of Mexico
Ont
West
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylva
Baltimore and Ohio
Republic Steel
Brooklyn Rapid “Transit
Oon Og Rom Canadien Pacifics
Rock Taland Co
Central of New Jersey
Chrampeake
Ohio
Louis
G. F
Chicago
Great Western
Southwestern
Zoo
Northwestern
BOW Sox
Southern Pacific
Mil
St. Paul
C. Co, C
Loula
Southern Railway
Colorado Fuel
Colorado and Southern
Tennessee
Texan and Pacific
Toledo
St. L
Wes
Ind
TY Roy
Union Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
United States
United Baton Realty
Delaware
Amy United Gates Rubber
Denver
Rio Grande
Va-Carolina Chemical
I. Do
Wabash
Keral Electric
Ize Do
Thia
Erie
Steel Common
Cotton and stock prices fluctuate on New York market
I J Anderson Co reports mixed trading in cotton with professional activity and expectations of a crop near 1905 yield. Spot demand holds firm, southern buyers moderate, and caution urged on short positions. September 19 stock prices rise earlier but slope down as heavy offerings weigh on buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Flecelpta
the Porte
New Orleans
Houston
Brota
Texas
Southern Milla
Hubbard Bros. & Co
I. J. Anderson & Co
Protessional Tractate
Niue
Southern Exchange
Gulf Coast
Middle Atlantic
Cotton Seed Prices in New York and New Orleans Markets
Fragmentary New York market notes show cotton seed and meal prices with mixed activity. References to prime summer yellow and crude values appear alongside mentions of New Orleans quotations and crude cotton seed figures, though the text is garbled and partial.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wall Street
B. Sa
U. Golden
Celesis U. & New
American Tobacco
Atchison General
Atchison Adjustment
Atlantic Coast Line
Ttaltimore
Irrookion Raphi Transit Co
Central of Georgia
Cheaspeske
Otlo
Alton
Quincey New
W Waciflo R. BR
Ravannah
Charlescen
Fksington
Norfolk
Borton
Terior
Ocleana
Touston
Stocks and Bonds
Col
Lovia
Collorado Industrial
Meries
Colorado Midland
Guba
Denver and
Ra ‘Granade ‘A . Diatiller’” Securities
Grior Ilen
Neral
Iecelost Valley
Japan
Erie & Stan
Loulaville
Nashville
Manhattan
Consol
St. Law Baty
Missouri
Kansas
Mexico
New Jersey Central
Northern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Penney. Sme
Iron Mountain
Touth
San Francisco
Bouls Southwestern
Armour House
Dakres
Demaina
Toss
Midaung
Ures Grgat
Recelpta Galen
Bork
Britain
Franca
Ceastwisa
Alarta
As Gali
Ns Steady Finn
Aia
Hee
Orleans
BS Finn
Wilmngton
Baltimore
Nature
Cincinnati
Wee - He
Loutaville
Aio
W.ai
Clan
Ed Ateady
WSPA
Mont Raina
Lowry National Bank
Baleston
Se M. Onmar
Musiht
Thomas Z. Avery
Thomas Joeph
OSMA
William G. Raoul
B. Wilkinsom
Capitol
W York
Boston
Washington
Gy Reisaalstia
Sen Francisco
American Audit Company
Broadway
New York City
W. Lafrents
C. P
Pree
G. H. Mattwaring
V. Pres
Theo Gochel
Geery
Fourth National Bank
B. Bidwell
Cabla
Amdit
Mew Fort
L. Pel
Bobt
F. Maddox
Maddon
Rugker Banking
Pape
J. T. Holleman
F. J. Paxon
W. L. Kemp
J. W. Andrews
Union Savings Bank
Thos. J. Peeples, W. B. Stovall
W. O. Foote
Clyde Brooks
J. Paxon
J. M. Johnson, Z. T. Holleman
Celand
CRAIN
Liverpool
New
Edmund & Charles Randolph
HCI Creidway
Corner Wall
Pryor
Kimball Strusa
New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchanges
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
Chicago Board of Trade
Dell
Herbert H. Brown
Randolphea
E. T. Payne
C. T.C
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Atlanta, Ga
John W. Dickey
Augusta
Georgia
A.B. Leach & CO
Philadelphia
William E. Bush
Teen Securities
Southarn Exchange
Brokars Tyon
Sourth
Om National Proves
Aie
Theseenna Ree Far Bunting L. J Anderson
Hugh MacRae & Co
Southearn Securities
N.C
Wesledington
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