Cotton Market Quiet but Steady Across Regions
Receipts heavy and exports small as markets close for holidays. Cotton opened easy then rallied amid late buying and holiday settlement. New Orleans quiet but steady with strong demand from exporters. Liverpool conceded and futures eased. interior reports bullish semi weekly. overall market unsettled with profits taken and calls for steady prices amid cold crop-country weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siew Bork
Reate
Tuk
Berope
Wallstrest
Wall Street
Imarket
Apadn
Fast River
Southern Mills
Pricea
Tecal Exchange
Cotton market roundup across multiple ports December report
Movement at Paris New York and other cities shows cotton quiet to steady with middling prices around 7 to 8 cents. Records list sales, receipts, and stocks for New Orleans Galveston Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington aerate Baltimore Boston Philadelphia St Louis Memphis Augusta Houston and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpet
Atlanta
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Savannah-Stea
Galveston
Augusta
Sharlester
Houston
Lee
Louis
Tyeeavla
Aulpmenta
Aftlanta
Totzls
Lonths
le Nareh
Mondey
al Sauif
Aliyn
Cot Futurre Ince
Orleans
Paris
New Orteane
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Imington
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Steck
Memphis
Beers Cotton Letter from New Orleans Market Summary
New Orleans market opened 2 to 3 points lower after disappointing Liverpool news, rose 3 points on fresh buying, then fell 5 points from the top due to large port receipts and optimistic estimates for New Orleans and Houston tomorrow. Absence of sellers and late buying caused a slight rally, yielding a net gain of 2 points for the day. Port receipts over four days exceed last year by 27,000 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Exchange
New York
Auler
Murphy & Co
Galveston
Liverpool
Port Reo
Eivery
Cotton Market Sentiment Buoyant Despite Mixed Receipts
The Cotton Letter reports mixed receipts with estimates around 07,000 for the period, higher than last year, while weather and demand influence movement. Bullish sentiment persists as speculators adjust to anticipated port receipts, with European demand and stock levels shaping outlooks into the new year.
Coffees and Sugar Market Report from New York and Atlanta
New York and New Orleans report steady openings in coffee and sugar markets on December 17. Futures mixed with slight gains early, then heavy selling nudged prices lower by close. gains noted in January and May contracts while overall tone remained cautious. Spot Rio coffee and raw sugar held steadier, with refined and various kettle grades showing uneven activity. other New Orleans and Atlanta market items include dairy, grains, and produce prices with general steady to modest movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Balis
New Orleans
Fruit and Confectiona Prices in Atlanta December 17
Apple prices range from 5.00 to 31.50 per choice lots. Oranges listed at 2.25 and 72.50 per crate. Bananas noted as straits 1.75 to 1.25. Nuts include walnuts No 1 at 12c and almonds at 33, mixed nuts 1234, peanuts. Pineapples 53 per crate. Catawba grapes and dates at 5c, figs at 1 He, citron listed. Virginia 3 5 percent Georgia 2c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Virginia
Georgia
Turpentine and Rosin Prices Steady Across Markets
In Savannah and Charleston on December 17 spirits turpentine held steady at 2.35 to 3.25 per barrel with assorted grades listed. rosin and crude turpentine also reported steady or unchanged with receipts tallied across firms. Exports were minimal, and tar held around 1.20, while waterwhite and other grades showed stable pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Charleston
Wall Street Edges Up Amid Copper Rally on December 17
The New York stock market firmed through the day with Amalgamated Copper leading gains as monetary conditions eased. Trading showed professional speculation and a strong finish. totals listed include major names such as Union Pacific, Pennsylvania, St Louis and San Francisco, and Missouri Pacific, with rails and steel stocks advancing amid renewed interest in community of interest talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linseed
New York
Amalgamated Copper
Taat
London
Boston Swek Exchange
Met Anne
Ulrce Mentos
Atchison
Ene
Louisvlle
Nashville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
New Years Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Louis
San Francia
St. Paul
Southern Facific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Wabash
Anacunna’ Mining
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Sugar
United States
Primerianie Paper
Sterling Exchange
Manhattan Hi
Metro
Street Rr
tzaMion
Mineouri Pacifs
Seialstoranous & Oe
Baltimore & OW
Pacis Cannon
Chesapeake& Obis
Chic
Aston
New Jersey
New York Central
Norfolk & Wester
Praferre
Chicago
Most
Great West
Presen
Ontario & Western
Niel, & Hudson
Ll &W
Southern Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Louisvalie & Nacheen Capratarrede
United Brazas
Wells Furzo
Buscellanhous
North American
Pacifie Conat
Paettia Mail
People’s Gas
Adamn
Brook
Kyy
Trau Col. F
Row Consol
Gaa Éont
Tobarco
Soprater
Os Panthers
General Electric
N. United
Min
U.S
U.M
Northern Pac
Balt & Obje Ds
OSS
Eee
Nor & West
St. L. Dw
Do. Sas
San. An
Aris
Sit
Dante
ToLst. Il
Chip
Union Pacine
CG &S. Ig
Do. Come.ds
Gilleage
Loos West Shore
Murphy & Co
T. Paii
Lomeville
Sasheville
Iscal
Welr
Tennessee
W. E. Small & Co
England
Rock Island
Gould
Sere
Philo United States Steel
Butie
Sova
Por’ Aramet
Watford
Chicago Market Reviewed From December Trade
Chicago on December 17 saw bullish crop fears from cold weather lift dull grain activity. May wheat rose to 4c, corn and oats advanced, while provisions closed mixed. Receipts were light with limited movement, and domestic and European stocks influenced gains amid a bearish near-term tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
St Loui
Loweuise
LevelNe Firma
Foc
Minneapolis
Duluth
Svea
Wien Tis
Seaboard
Wrest
Htecelpis
Unis
Ilalpzig
OY Lanning
E. Small & Co
Kansas City
Southwest
Aida
Northwest
Cudahy
Comstock
Financial Cable Report Mixed Global Market Activity
Commercial Advertiser notes fluctuating U S and international stock moves with late rally in American names. Copper, Rio Tinto, and petroleum sector indications lift tone while gold shipments from Australia reach 225000 pounds. cotton seed prices and Liverpool grain bids also described in terse market summary.
Market Report Highlights Mixed Grain and Metal Prices
A dense ledger of commodity notes reports dull wheat and firm corn and oats futures, with No. 2 red wheat around 86 3/4 and May futures near 84 7/8. Steel and copper trade show weakness and steadiness, while refined sugar pricing drops 16 points. Treasury and supply updates accompany regional quotes from St Louis, Cincinnati, Atlanta, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas
Cora
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Royal Saute Ath Prompt Returns
Royal Saute Ath prompt returns with clarified bids and competitive prospects as markets react to new solicitations. Analysts note updated pricing signals and potential shifts in supplier engagement for upcoming cycles.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ember
Sii
Liverrook
Marez
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Pensacola
Weil Bros
Wienny Bed
W. E. Smail & Co
Grocerian
Arbuckle
Strup
L. W
Jersey
STARK
Empire Landing
Ian S. Fr
Stark & Company
Tabors
Broad Street
Gas
Russell Sage
Het
Morgan and
Keene
Ralia
May
Mathijs
Annie
Cowper
Atel Son
Il Sorel
Preferra Ag
Youndry
Catton Oil
Brooklyn
Canade Southern
Col. Fuel
Iroi
Consolidated
Statue Pee del. and
Hudson
Re. WT
Wwnst
Ersey Ntrsl. Y Papetel An Kans
SOL
York Central
Northwestern
Texas Pacific
Pratarre
Beir
Cowland Iron
Elie
Sts Va
Western Union
Adical Boyds
Savannah Se
Macon
Columbus
Georstates
Alabama
Georgia Railroad
Georgis
Gaza Central of Georgia
Arstes
Mae Central of
George
Col
Central Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia Third Incomes If Wy
Abby Southern Railway
Ashe
Savings Bank
Wast Bale
Avants
Home Ink
Atlanta Brewing Co
Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta Savings
Capital City Nati
Capital City Nati, Constituttore Pupishtag. Sot Bret Expanttion Cotton Mitig
Farmefa and ‘Traders’ Bank
Gs. Bavings Dani and Sone
German Savings
Lowry National Bank of Merchants Und Mecs Oy
Third National Bs
Ids Trust Company of
Goria
Atlanta Banking and Sav
Cana Besi Atlan’ Enn Ae
Fourth National Banks
Argentina
North West
Nore
Europe
Ruth
THE
Lowry National Bank
Thos. “Egleston
Laws M. Inman
Robert J. Lowery
Thos. D. Meador
W. G. Raoul
John Oliver Jos. T
L. Sarsziessent
Eet
Soria Ee Rowt
COL. Asst
Maddux- Rugker Banking Company Capital
Jay
Upton Pacific
Conper
Miter
Australia
Dacamber
Western Wit
T. Hawkins
Athinson
McCord
Erwen
Ff. M. Athinson
Frank Hawkins
M.A. Fall
H. Mecorn
John W. Grant
KB Rosser
J. Carroll Payar
Letters of
Funicipal
Reby Robinson
Hst
Cotton States Belting & Supply
Fourth National Bank
J. W. English
W. P. Inman
J. K. Otltley
Chas. I. Ryan
Ass’t
James Swank
G. Currier
P. Romarr
H. H. Bloodworth
James Swann
Pomara
A. E. Thornton
F. D
Block
M Inman
E Currier
H. T. Inman
Western
Amalgamated Copper Company
SIM
I.eia
Atbutite Cros
National Sugar Refining Company
Treasury
Washington
Brasstreet
Canada
Rockies
Deere
Deereas
Toubeat & Paas CO
Atlanta, Ga
Commission Merchants
Royal
Haight
Frees
Mais
Dwar N
Gottoh
Verter
Atoclen
Trust Company of
Geaija
Trah Sau FS A General Trust Busi
W. G. Patterson & Co
Dealers 'In
New 4
Cago
Pryor St.Jackson
SouistRi
Gould Building
Bostow, Stocks, Grain, & Eft
I. E. Small & 6
Je Wi Dickey
Ae Gee Tn Geote
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!