January Cotton Led the Decline
New York dispatch reports January cotton led a broad market decline with prices slipping to near last Wednesday’s lows amid renewed liquidation. First prices showed minor gains, then the market weakened under pressure from Wall Street and southern selling. January closed around 12.95, about 0.76 under the previous Friday high, with late trading reflecting expectations of a bearish census ginning result and weak general trade conditions. Memphis notes indicate heavy spot stock but no market pressure, while quotes for middling upland and do not sell prices appear.
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Liverpool Cabies
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Liverpool
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Cotton Markets Across Cities Show Modest Movements
Cotton markets across Atlanta, Galveston, New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Jacksonville, Memphis, and Cincinnati reported quiet to steady tones. Prices hovered around middling 12 to 12 3-4 cents, with varied receipts and coastwise exports to continents and Great Britain, while overall stock and shipments figures were mixed by port.
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Cotton Seed Oil Futures Drift Amid Market Shortages
New York reports cotten seed oil climbs on crada offer withdrawals and shorts covering as premium contracts show narrow gains. Prices for prime yellow, white, and winter blends rise with firm futures near month-end. December through February values listed alongside spot and futures movements and regional market notes.
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Cotton Market Dips as Nervousness Persists in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton traders showed nerves with a morning steadying near 18 cents and later declines, as futures pulled back from prior gains. Spot activity remained healthy with steady prices while tools and reports pointed to looming census data and large U.S. mill activity.
Movement of Cotton for the Week Ended in New York
New York on December 18 reports weekly cotton movement figures from export houses. Port receipts, overland and Canada shipments, southern mill takings, and stock at interior towns are listed with totals and comparisons. John F. Black & Co notes a cautious market, with sentiment favoring a rally unlikely. close in quiet trading, Liverpool due.
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John F. Black & Co
Cotton market opens with weakness and low levels
Hubbard Bros Co New York reports light trading with a cotton market slide to new lows. January contracts slip to 1288 followed by a brief rally as traders weigh expectations of future delivery. Market uncertainty persists amid thin markets and lingering bearish sentiment.
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Renort
Foreign Finances and Commodity Quotes from Jondon
Financial brief from Jondon dated December 18 to 19 shows consuls for count, discount rates on money, and Berlin Lon don exchange at 20 Marks. It lists various metals including copper and tin, along with futures quotes and prices for lead and speiler, noting market fluctuations across cities such as New York and Cleveland.
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Dull
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Loula
Cotton Market Review Shows Weak Week in New York
The New York cotton market weakened over the past week with declines from 65 to 1 per cent after government crop estimates. Dealers note slackening trade and expectations of nonimprovement in demand, despite steadying Liverpool prices. Census data projected about 13.8 million bales ginned by December 1, boosting seller confidence that the crop remains large relative to the government forecast.
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Liverpool
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Census Bureau
Wheat Advances on Small Stockpiles in Dakotas and Minnesota
Chicago traders lifted wheat futures as farm reserve tightness in the Dakotas and Minnesota spurred bulls. Corn and oats followed with mixed gains while provisions stayed steady. Minneapolis stocks rose modestly yet remain far below last year, fueling cautious optimism and market chatter of a possible duty shift affecting grain flows.
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Minnesota
Northwest
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Iowa
Atlanta Market Roundup with Groceries and Livestock Notes
A dense Atlanta market listing details groceries and household goods with prices for items such as cheese, ginger ale, syrup, and baking powder, followed by a segment on Cornfield bacon and ham products. The live stock section shows prices for cattle, hogs, and beef cuts from Atlanta Live Stock Market, with comparative notes from Chicago, St Louis, Kansas City and other markets.
Hester Weekly Cotton Figures Show Shifts in Movement and Stocks
New Orleans December 19. Secretary Hester reports weekly cotton movement down from last year with declines in nine and nineteen day figures, yet overseason totals show gains. World visible supply increases week over week but remains below 1910 levels, while American spinner takeings and overland movements reveal mixed trends across regions and timeframes.
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Hester
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India
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Stock market shows decided strength across all shares
New York, November 11. From open to close today's stock market exhibited decided strength with broad advance across rail, industrial, investment, and speculative issues. Many names rose 2 to 4 points as confidence grew amid easing liquidation and anticipated banking reform.
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Treasury Statement from Washington December 19
The United States treasury began business with a net balance to the general fund of 314,725,459 dollars. Receipts yesterday were 1,868,232 dollars while payments totaled 9,131,683 dollars. The year’s deficit stands at 18,171,549 dollars, compared with 4,908,238 dollars last year excluding Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
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Money and Exchange. New York market results
December 18 reports show gall money at Pear ruling 34, closing at 3%. Time Joans weaker, 9 and 54.9o, 9 and 5 54. Mercantile paper 5% to 6. Sterling exchange steady at 60 daya 4,825 demand 4.4520. Commercial loss 4.80%. Mexican dollars 46%. Government bonds firm, railroads firm. Mining stocks list Boston December 19 closes include Arizona Commercial 41-18, Calumet and Arizona 62%, Greene Canons 26%, North Butte 74.
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London Stock Market Opens Steady After Uncertain Start
December 19 reports a wobbling London stock market finding footing with fresh support though irregular trading persisted. American securities opened steady and rose slightly as buying orders advanced. New York sentiment kept pace, closing the day with a steady tone.
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Dividend Announcement for AT&T Shareholders
American Telephone and Telegraphia declares a dividend of two dollars per share to stockholders of record at the class of business on December 32, 1918. The dividend will be paid on Thursday, January 16, 1914. William R. Driver, Treasurer.
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