Cotton Market Mixed as Receipts Drag and Prices Drift
New York January 31 cotton market opened steady to 1 point lower and remained tight and flat through the session. Interior receipts were debated as light due to rain storms while others argued tighter supplies point to a drop in new receipts. Liverpool reports and Fort receipts limited buying, with New Orleans and Houston receipts below last year. Spot and futures stayed largely unchanged with dull, steady to easy quotes across cities including New York, Houston, Savannah, and Mobile.
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Cotton market summary for Augusta and Houston
Augusta January 31 Cotton steady mid 84 receipts 1 117 stock 55 16. sales 764. Houston January 31 Cotton steady mid 75 16 receipts 2 006 stock 100 014. Feling 78 16 sales 1 600 receipts 5915 hiproonts 228.
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Cotton Market Movements Deteriorate Amid Weekly Statistics
The H. and E. Beers Cotton Letter reports New Orleans and Liverpool prices slipping as bearish weekly statistics weigh on the market. January saw 1,324,000 brought into sight, with total marketed reaching 7,925,000, while interior stocks grow and the week’s visible supply rises by 84,294 bales. Hubbard Bros. notes curtailment forecast due to bad south weather, with European demand and February movement uncertain. World visible supply remains elevated, totaling 4,563,377 with American cotton at 3,861,377 and Great Britain Europe holdings at 2,361,000 afloat or held abroad.
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Murphy & Co Cotton Letter Reports Mixed Weekly Movement
New York January 3 notes speculation small and late changes in cotton. Bad weather kept receipts light though bulls argue trend may remain, weekly movement 268 649 bales vs 227 000 last year. Liverpool bullish on some measures, bearish on others, stocks down 6 000 but above last year. American up 82 000, anglo stocks up 235 000. Bulls stress favorable trade conditions as markets hold, despite weak early activity.
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Southern Exchange Cotton Letter Start of Week Markets
New York January 31 initial cotton prices were nearly unchanged with cables up about. early trading saw prices steady to 2 points higher. Port estimates were large with hints of decline tomorrow in New Orleans and Houston. Light in-sight totals compared with prior week. overall activity remained subdued with professional trading sentiment prevailing.
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Wall Street Dullness Amid Mixed Advancing Commodities
The market turned cautious with irregular movements and dull spells despite firmer American shares in parts. Copper and coal issues led gains while rail stocks showed strength on earnings hopes. London and Paris exchanges held steady as cargoes and metals markets fluctuated.
Chicago Wheat Market Ends With Broad Decline
Chicago January 31 professional wheat speculators turned bearish as prices fell across May wheat and May corn with weak trade. Receipts totaled 260 cars across Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago. Argentine shipments down from last year while domestic weather and export demand subdued activity. Local bids weaker, futures closed near lower, with provisions also easing as grain declines persisted.
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Coffee and Sugar Market Summary From New York
New York notes show coffee opening steady with mixed futures and late decline under bear pressure amid large crop receipts. Spot prices and futures from March to December range around 5.50 to 6.00 per bag, with interior receipts 31,000 bags and crop country port receipts 7,000 bars. Sugar prices firm with various refinery grades quoted and syrups steady. Also reports on live stock prices in Atlanta and New Orleans markets with cattle and hog quotes and receipts.
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Market Notes Bulk and cattle with assorted prices
The report covers cattle receipts in St Louis with Texans among them and prices from 2.25 to 5.65 for cows and heifers, steers and stockers, plus hog receipts and prices. It lists sheep and lamb figures, cotton seed oil and meal quotes, Liverpool grain for wheat corn, and spot and futures ranges in several markets with mild fluctuations across commodities.
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Provisions and meat prices from Atlanta New York and Chicago
In Atlanta on January 31 rib sides boxed 91-2, rib Bellies 10, ice cured bellies 104 percent. New York reports pork and lard prices with refined easy, rough and compound values. Chicago dated January 21 lists mess pork at 4.156, lard 9.20, and short ribs and salted shoulders with boxed and dry figures.
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Country Produce Prices and Trade Notes From Atlanta and New York
Market report from Atlanta lists fresh stock and live poultry prices, including hens, fries, turkeys, and rabbits, alongside per bushel potato and celery figures. The item notes a trade review from New York dated January 31, with Dun and Co commentary on manufacturing, labor, steel prices, exports, and agricultural markets, describing a satisfactory business climate amid some disruptions and inflation pressures.
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Bradstreet's Review Outlook for Spring Trade and Prices
Bradstreet's Review notes mixed signals from the week with weather curbing demand for some goods while winter stockpiles ease. Prices show irregularity in cereals, hog products, and cotton. wheat fluctuates as winter prospects improve. Trade abroad and at home remains solid with foreigners buying staple goods, though cotton markets stay unsettled. weekly business failures rise from 238 to 303, Canada failures up to 48 from 37.
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Massive gathering of blind people at Mile End tea
London Express reports over 12 000 blind people and their guides attended a tea at the People's Palace Mile End Road during the first week of November. The National Blind Relief Society, in operation for more than ten years, assists blind persons regardless of creed, supports home life, and grants pensions to those in need.
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