GENERAL SELLING IN COTTON MARKET
New York December 15. The cotton market was active and more or less excited today with droughts suffering a severe break under heavy general selling. Prices for varying deliveries fell to lows near the week’s end, with late declines widening into the afternoon. Spot cotton moved lower as reports and bearish sentiment influenced trading.
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New York
Druws
Ald Fury
Ihe
Cotton Tor
Tee Mga
wWitaln Sports
Fosa
Geller mm Thedis
Bates
New Orleans Cotton Markets See Mixed Demand
A fragmented report from New Orleans cotton trading shows cautious activity as prices drift, with buying limited and bulls less active. Traders note heavy orders from upmarket firms and a larger than expected sale volume, while November consumption data hints at softer demand and prices easing.
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Lew Orlewis
Cna
Dal
Dewie
Adarge
Searg
Cotton Markets Report Mixed Decline Across Ports
Cotton trading across U S ports shows varied activity with steady to middling prices. Net receipts and exports to Great Britain are detailed for New York Charleston Wilmington Boston Philadelphia and other hubs, highlighting weekly totals, stock levels, and interior movement.
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Wilmington
BODE
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Cuuet
Sina
Mwek
Ghob
Great Britain
Liverpool Cotton Prices Ease in Fair Demand
Liverpool cotton market report indicates prices ease from middling tar to middling, with middling good ordinary and low middling quoted. Receipts and sales show mixed activity, including exports and speculative interest, amidst a partial decoupling from prior levels.
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Liverpool
Gunniae Prev
Clase
Clana, Derember
Decedine
New York Market Prices Slide Amid Holiday News
New York prices for 10 tha Lhyorpen market today fell amid selling by holders. The holiday date prompted declines as traders expected consumption to adjust to crop size under current conditions. The market showed heavy shorts and a broad decline across active months, with government reports contributing to a cautious mood and a possible future rebound on limited news.
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New York State
Carmody
Louisiana
New York
Fern Wolders
Hubbard Bros Co on York December 14 heavy selling market
Hubbard Bros. Co on York reports heavy selling of adverse acting commodities. Market sentiment shows slight decline with large export figures and a general downturn in prices. Demand remains weak as sellers offer freely and cautious buying persists.
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York
Reuchan
Ure Olene
Wheat and grain prices firm as day ends in Chicago
Chicago reports mixed grains with wheat steady and corn fluctuating, oats flat, and lingering pressure from government supply data. Traders expect higher prices next summer as farmers prepare to hold crops, while exports influence sentiment and cash grain prices in a cautious session.
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Chicago
United States
Turpentine Markets and Shipments Report
Naval Stores Savannah December 15 reports mixed turpentine audits and steady crude prices. Kes S11 notes stock at 24 825 barrels with steady receipts and shipments. Byghlite Winton Wilmington shows 71 casks receipts. Hosin and Pur firm receipts include barrels and prices. crude turpentine quoted at 2.00 to 3.00 and 2.00 per barrel with some shipments noted.
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Turpentine
Recelpre
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Byghlte Winton
Wilmington
Eacelplx &Barrals
Provisions Prices Report From Chicago and St Louis
Chicago and St Louis market notes show pork around 21 dollars per unit and lard near 16 dollars. Pork weak at Saint Louis with quotes about 20.95 and 20.55, lard firmer around 10.50, dry goods and meats listed with shorts, clears, and other small items.
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Chicago
St. Lona
Movement of Grain and Commodities in Mixed Trade
Grain movement shows fluctuating supplies with wheat, oats, and barley mostly up or down in bond and spot markets. Rice and coffee markets in New York and New Orleans stay steady to quiet amid weather and shipping factors. futures reflect mixed signals and various regional receipts.
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Tasrhoe Heey
Bond
Gorm
Oaly
Gata
Barfey
Iareksea
New Low Stock Records Mark Market Decline
New York stocks closed lower with American Telephone at 110 the lowest since 1908 and Canadian Pacific and New York Central dropping below yearly lows. Western Union slipped to 503, American Express lower than today’s mark of 103, and several rail and utility shares fell. volume was modest with some New Haven strength. Traders stayed bearish amid recession talk and currency bill uncertainty. call money fell while time money held firm and bonds weakened. Total sales valued at 4,060,900 dollars.
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American Telephone
Canaagian Pacific
Western Canton
American Express
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Fennayrvania
St. Paul
Missouri Pacifica
Canadian Pacific
New Haven
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Agwidadon
United States
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