Cotton Market Opens Firm With Gains and Weak Weather
New York December 16 cotton started firm with prices up 3 to 7 points as shorts cover and brisk foreign demand support futures. Spot markets firmer, heavy wheat de pressured grains. cooler weather across the belt seen as delaying receipts though not affecting yield. Private crop reports show continued marketing of the crop and low temperatures in the South. exchange policy votes drag on as Christmas closing approaches. Dry goods market opens quiet with firm prices for cotton goods though denim buyers present, while prints and ginghams see moderate demand.
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Cotton market shows prices firm as December trade starts
Reports from multiple ports indicate steady to firm cotton prices for middling uplands and futures, with New York and Savannah noting quiet sales and steady stocks. Receipts vary by port from 883 to 14,169 while total stocks exceed 300,000 bales in several centers. demand remains cautious amid ongoing port movement and speculative activity.
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Mobile
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Wimington
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Cotton Market Roundup From Across Cities
The report covers December cotton conditions in Baltimore, Philadelphia, Charleston, St Louis, Augusta, Houston, and New Orleans. It notes quiet or steady prices, varied receipts and stocks, and forecasts based on weather and future demand.
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Houston
Turpentine Market Updates Across Savannah Wilmington and Charleston
In Savannah on December 1 spirits turpentine sat at 35 percent with receipts 1159 and sales 1070, experts 87, and roams steady with higher figures for receipts and experts. Wilmington reports December 16 quiet turpentine with 250 casks receipts. resin firm. crude turpentine steady at 1.10, pale pine 120, tar 1.20 and 645 receipts. Charleston message December 16 notes turpentine and resin unchanged.
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Charleston
Wheat and corn steady in Liverpool grain market report
Liverpool grain market notes steady spot prices for wheat and firm corn levels amid dull futures. Wheat spot No 2 and No 7 northern offered around 63 63 1 8d and 6s respectively with dull futures for March May. Corn spot firm with American mixed old 55 6%d. futures quiet for January March May around 5s 46d 5s 3%di 374d.
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Horthers
Cotton Seed Oil and Meal Prices Reported
New York December prices show cotton seed oil easing slightly with lard products. Prime crude barrels around 1.00 per barrel, prime summer yellow about 0.40 to 0.44, prime white 0.43 to 0.44, prime winter yellow 0.44, prime meal 25 dollars. Memphis December 6 reports crude 0.35 per gallon, prime summer yellow 0.28, cooking yellow cheaper, meal and cake at 24.50 dollars per unit.
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Memphis
Financial Market Buoyancy Spurs Broad Buying in London Cables
The Commercial Advertiser reports buoyant stock sentiment in London amid brisk buying. Bears covered positions as markets firmed, with traders noting renewed demand and cautious optimism across a range of issues.
Market mood shifts with rail stocks amid copper slip
Investors note bargain prices as Amalgamated Copper drifts to 64% while New York Central and other majors absorb shares. Reports show mixed trading with banks and utilities steady. dividend cash totals near $176.6 million prompt renewed stock buying, though late session weakness returns as market closes heavy and unsettled.
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Reading
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West
Stock Exchange
Market News Outlines Wheat Declines and Mixed Trade
Chicago reports dull business with a broad decline across May wheat and related grains. Prices slipped amid ample visible supplies and heavy receipts, while corn showed fair support early before easing. Hog and pork values dipped as overall grain weakness persisted, with new weekly receipts and imports influencing sentiment.
Country Produce Market Prices From Atlanta Notice
Market listing from December 16 shows produce and poultry prices in Atlanta. Live poultry includes hens and ducks with per unit costs, dressed poultry and game lists turkeys chickens geese and rabbits with prices. vegetables cover onions potatoes celery peas and celery priced per bushel or dozen, reflecting a busy market catalog.
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Georgia
Visible Grain Supply Declines to 59,356,000 Bushels
New York December 6 The visible supply of grain as of December 1 reported by the New York Produce Exchange stands at 59,356,000 bushels, up 4,116,000 from the prior period. Measurements reflect totals on hand across key grain categories with figures showing broader market conditions.
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Metal Market notes copper and tin steady in New York
The Metal Market reports dull copper at 15.97 to 15.62 percent, tin steady at 24.70 to 24.75, and lead unchanged at 84.37 to 14. Spelter nominally unchanged at 4.45. Pig iron warrants quiet at 10.50 to 1.50. In St Louis on December 16, lead firmer at 4.25 to 4.27 percent, spelter easier, offered at 4.76.
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Chicago Live Stock and Markets Report December 16
Cattle receipts 16,000 with varied grades and Texas steers. hogs 48,000 with weak to firmer ranges. sheep 6,000 with lambs higher. St. Louis and New York market notes include cattle, hogs, and pork prices. provisions and lard movements cited with regional quotes. Atlanta and New Orleans items cover groceries and commodities like coffee, sugar, and dairy goods with scattered prices. Continuous price shifts reflect general market activity across the era.
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Le Maire Opera Glasses at Kellam and Moore
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