Opening. Prices showed advance in cotton market
New York news wires report a fairly active cotton market with estimated 260,000 bales traded. Opening bids were steady to higher on better cables and forecasts of south weather, Oct futures notices issued around 3,000 dates, and demand seen strong for October despite crop concerns.
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New York
Montha
Recelpia
Dfouston
Bates
Idverpool
Liverpool
Uplanda
Wales
Yeseniay
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Ravenna
Coerteston
Baltimors
Witnington
Norfolk
Brenawick
Houston Express
Wheat Weak on Profit Taking in Chicago Trade
Local longs sold to lock in gains as wheat prices slipped in Chicago trading. December delivery moved from near unchanged to lower, with futures showing a general decline amid quiet market conditions and abundant receipts. Corn and oats followed, with mixed closes and fats of September contracts near-term softness. Weather in the spring wheat belt remained favorable for movement and rail efforts to move stock increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kert & Clay
York
Atocks— K
Shaw
United States
Lst
Reading
Bt. Paul
Union Pa
Chicago
Ngc Vale
Tiverpool
Minneapolis
Renault
Dermber
Exporia
Dradastreet
Duluth
Werg
Ncnd Revelpta
Ware & Leland
New York
Hau
Iradera
Liverpool
Cation
Antwerp
Ami J
Mora
Seon
Market Roundup Touches Stocks Bonds and Cotton
A broad review covers stocks and bonds including Colorado Ind 6s, New Jersey Central, Reading, Southern Railway, Texas and Pacific, Union Pacific, and Western Maryland. Cotton prices surge on October buying and tropical storm fears, with traders adjusting positions amid arbs between New York and Liverpool.
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Wixk
Tanuis
Igh
Adams Texorema
Minneapolis
Hot St
American Day and Foundry
York
New York
Norfolk and Estern
Andy American
Feur
Bmett
Roex
Pennsylvania
Bay
Anaconda Mining Co
Ao An Ag
Brooklyn
Republic
Baty
Vanadian
Chesapeake and Onio
Chicago
Loula
Chicago and
Northwestern
Louts Southwastern
uChicago
Mil
St. Paul
Chicago ‘Terminal
Southern Pacific
Cand St Laule
Olorady
Exan
Boyeri
Tatedo
Lous
Consolidated Gas
Sig Isa Me
Vulon Pacific
Delaware
Ixpresa
United States
Denver
Mo Grande
United
Leary Clatider Securities
Steet
Erie
Carolina Chemical A
Diy
Jon General Medrie Do
Haig
ASX
Locking Valley
Ie Farwo Waprenn
Minole
Vngnouse Electric
International Paper Do
Ivy Vale Union
Ag Wheeling
Ae & Ta
Wisconsin Central
Kansas City Southern
Alow-Sheffield Steel
Soo
Louteville
Northern
Dmexican Central
Inter
Afet
Ft. Ts
Colorado
Ind
New Jersey
Pacifo
Oregon
Cuba
Rio Grande
Ba AL
Loulx
1. M. Con
St. Do
Southwestern van
Molding Valley
Seaboard Air Line
Japan
Southern Railway Sa
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
Cotton and Stock Market Fluctuations Amid Storm Intel
Atlanta September 28 The cotton market opened weak with a mixed outlook as storms disrupt southern shipping and port deliveries. Prices show potential bullish turns later with government reports due, while Liverpool and New York begin with tentative moves and forecasts call for unsettled weather in the south. The stock market opened strong on a rumored large government deposit but quickly turned uncertain amid political concerns and renewed selling.
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Edmund
Charles Randolph
Atlanta
Liverpool
New York
Atlantic
Tver
Pendin
STOMK
Secreta Ahaw
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Cnupan
U. W
U. A. Ald
American Tobacco
Atchison General
Old Atlantic Coast Line
Peltier and
Ohio
Sirdokiye i
Central of Georgia
Alton
Mat
Tork Island
Uniga
Merrrt H. Brown
Armour
Hone
Law
Wall Street
Great Northern
Breol
Aleet
Olinr
Plese
Anouk
Charlewan
Carolina
Carolina A Cement
L. J. Anderson & Co
Tom
Gulf Pari
Treasury
Washington
Foti
Cail Wd
Portland Cement Company
Fort Dade
Fla
Afr
Fade
Ormantar
William 5. Bush
Investment Securities
Augusta
Southern Exchange
CortoNero
Poe
John W. Dickey
Georgia
Bani
Robinson-Hamahraz Co
Aricien
Tevelpia
Arrele
New
York Cotton Exchanger
Canada
Intelor
Townes
Albany
Athena
Brenham
Charlottes
Cos Y Caumbie
Lac Columbon
Eufaula
Lure
Greenvine
Greenwood
Atin Rock
Macon
Meridian
Tganery
Nahville
Tan
Raleigh
Lara
Shreveport
Wiekebore
Vannal
Charleston
Wilmington Hs
Baltimore
San Francisco
Naunewick “ 2 . 21190 Ti A Leach
Dercoiher
Totai Balew
Manketa
Toma
Nat Gress
Britain
France
Constwisa
Monay Iy
Heceleeen
Balan * Ae
Galventun
Nh Steady
Savannah
Wilmington
Norton
Howton
Brunawick
Toulsville
Bosnemibar
Gibert & & AY
Cw Qristine Stock Sorcheng Chicago Board of Trade
Cotten Descciation
Gaireten
Cotten Enchenge
W. L. Douglas
Atere
Thie City
Adust Ae Reed Artar
J. &. Allen
Ceorge & Alien
Factory Agents & Archori
Iff
Brockton
Mass
Bors
Moe
Douglas
Makedines
Crocktam
Maan
Peachtree Street
Lowry National Bank
Crectors
Thomas J. Avery
Thomas
Robert J. Lowry
John ¥. Murphy
Thos. D. Meador
Josefm Z. Orme
William Graoul
Mell
Wilkinson
Capitol
J. T. Holleman
F. J. Paxon
L. Kemp
Tressurer
Z. W. Andexws
Union Savings Bank
W. C. Footh
Clyde Brooks
I. M. Johnson, Tt. T. Hollemax
Wall
Peel
Maddon
Maddox-Rucker Banking CO
Savines
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Fianover Square
Board of Trady
Coffee. Exchange
A & Itustace
Temaal
Pet ‘Phonerie
En Orteante Ware & Leland
Wall St
Orleans
Ork Coffer
New Orbeand
Cotiran
Managem
Buda
Pruden
LaAnderson &la
Pessi
Ranwee Rg
Chemical Co, P
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