Bullish Cotton Market Rise in Colton and New Orleans Trade
bullish private crop estimates and firm spot markets lift cotton as January contracts hit 12.56 with gains to 13.04 for May and 12.12 for July. New Orleans trade sees modest gains of 10 to 15 points before a late pullback, buoyed by an 11,315,000 bale private crop estimate and expectations of U.S. mill consumption around 7.25 million bales.
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Yesterday's Trends in Finance and Markets
Per cent. Togustrial atveka used axe: Amer, Sugar, Gen Electric, Gen. Motors, U. 8, Rubber and U. 8. Steal. Railroad stocks used are: Balt, & Ohio, Al. Central, . Central, Penn and Southern Railway. Railroad and Industrial bonds used are: Amer Tel. & et, Central of Georgia, Sonsor, Contral ,Leather, U. g. Steel and Virginia-Ceralina Chemical.
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Gen Electric
Gen. Motors
Balt
Ohio
al. Central
Central
Penn and Southern Railway
Amer Tel
Central of Georgia
Sonsor
Contral ,Leather
U. G. Steel
Virginia-Ceralina Chemical
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Panama
American Agricultural
Congol
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Norfolk and Western
Cv. Ata
Osm
Fennsylvania Consol “Dixe
Pennsylvania
Reading
Republic Iron and
St.Louis
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Bell Telephone
Southern Pacific Co. Ga
Southern Railway
Do. Ken
Teras Company
Union Pacific
Texan and Pacific Iat
Virginia
Southern
Ian Pee
Cotton Movement Fort Movement and Inland Totals
Cotton movement data from multiple ports shows New Orleans and Galveston listings with middling prices and daily receipts and stock. Inland movement includes Houston Memphis Augusta St Louis Cincinnati Little Rock Dallas and Montgomery with totals for today and season, highlighting receipts shipments and stocks across regions.
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Salon
Augusta
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Cincinnati
Little Hock
Dallas
Montgomery
Liverpool Cotton New Var December 6 Market Report
Cotton seed pit rose on advancing crude markets with scattered buying in other commodities. Prices finished 6 to 12 points higher as selling cooled. Sales 34,200 barrels. In New York futures odds, opening and closing quotes shown for December through June. Dry Goods: New York reports firm cotton goods, strong yarns, and firmer burlaps and dress goods.
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Atlanta Cattle and Groceries Market Prices Report
Quotations from Atlanta show live cattle and hogs with mixed weights and grades, noting good to choice steers near 5.75 to 6.75 and mixed cows and hogs around 2.5 to 6.0 per hundredweight. Also listed are provisions, groceries, flour, meals, and feeds with numerous brand names and price ranges, reflecting a broad market summary for December.
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W. H. White
Wilts Provision Company
Louis
Kansan
Lower
Hulk
Grain market surge drives high wheat prices on Dec 6 1915
Chicago traders push wheat to new season highs amid speculative buying and bullish Liverpool and Italy import duty news. December wheat hits 1.19 and May 1.19, with corn and oats also advancing. provisions decline. Heavy hog arrivals and strong cash trade accompany mixed grain activity across Chicago and other major markets.
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Liverpool
Italy
Dominion
Bears
Board of Trade
Turpentine and Rosin Receipts at Jacksonville and Fort Wayne
Naval Stores report from December 6 shows turpentine firin at 33 percent sales, receipts 441, 178 muniments, 129 stock. Rosin gin, shipments 2,100, stock 487. Water white and window glass prices noted, with figures for various products and receipts totaling hundreds of thousands.
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Turpentine
Rmite
Scalus
Gem
Jacksonville
Wla
Scock
Rosin
Fie
Gales
Railroads in New York shares rise on final hour buying
In a dull session New York market ends with broad buying in standard railway shares led by New York Central and the Harrimans. High priced specialties such as automobile and oil shares rose, United States Steel led activity with a 3½ point gain, United Fruit reported a year end surplus, and total sales reached $4,595,000 with bonds steady to firm.
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American Locomotive
Crucible Steel
Republic Iron
Colorado Fuel
General Electric
Alije Chaimera
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
United Fruit
Burlington Roads
Norfolk & Western
New York Financials and Bond Market Snapshot
The report covers New York finance with mixed currencies and bond activity. Sterling, French and German demand figures appear alongside government and railway bonds, noting firm or mixed movements and varying closing bids.
Southern Cotton Markets Hold Steady Amid Bullish Sentiment
New York reports show mixed prices with several southern towns selling cotton held at 12 cents while others move above that level. European buyers and shipping costs influence demand as analysts forecast a bullish season and a potential year-end crop near 24 million bales depending on government reports. Local firms note strong spot activity and anticipatory buying ahead of official estimates.
Metal market quotes and copper prices across markets
New York December metal quotes show lead at 5.26, Spetter 415.50, 16.00, copper at 14.79 20.00 in London Lea 28 Sa, No. 1 northern iron at 318.00 33.00 and No. 1 southern 13,000 18.50. London spot copper 74, futures 78 10s, electrolytic 98, tin futures 185 3x. Antimony quoted at ¢1.
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London
Lea
Spetter
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Rice Prices and Stocks in New Orleans Market
Rice, New Orleans reports steady receipts with rough and cleaned grades listed. Honduras prices shown at 2.25 to 4.10 per unit, Japan pockets at 24, and polish rice priced around 25 to 26 per ton with bran values cited. Historical market figures include millers, bales, pockets, and tonnages across Honduras and Japan.
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Honduras
Japan
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