Spinners' Takings Increase in Cotton Trade Report
New Orleans February 1 Cotton crop movement for five months ending January shows total brought into sight 6,851,438 bales, down from last year but up from 1897. Northern spinners took 1,691,917 bales for five months, futures firm, spot prices steady across markets, with Liverpool reporting moderate business and higher prices. Officials note declines versus prior years but ongoing demand from mills and exporters.
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Junua
Hester
Ortrans Cotton Exchange
Lnte
United States
Misalsalppi
Ohty
Potomac River
Taok
Seaboard
Aekdon
Cotton market summaries from several ports and New York
Cotton steady to firm across major ports with midzling around 7 to 7 1 2 in several markets. Receipts show substantial movement. stock levels vary widely by city, from Wilmington to Memphis. Dry goods in New York report steady brown sheetings and drills, firm cottons, but weak cambrics and hosiery demand.
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Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louie
Midwerk
Memphis
Augusta
Atock
Houston
New York
Cotton Market Surges as Bullish Cables Push Prices
The cotton market opened steady and then advanced strongly amid bullish European and Bombay buying. Private and public cables from Liverpool and New York, plus heavy short-covering, drove futures up several points with spot quotes rising. analysts predict continued strength into spring and advise purchases on reactions while warning of possible supply constraints and strong demand from Europe and domestic mills.
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Liverpool
Europe
Atence
New York
Bombay
Fldl& Ponta
Shorts
Vlexe
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Tolverpool
America
Sebruary
Cordova
Oreans
Murphy and Co Cotton Letter Lets Liverpool Prices Rise
New York reports Liverpool cotton advanced on spots and futures with gains of several points. Openings show prices firming as near months attract buying interest. Reports note light receipts but above last year and rumors of interior stocks depletion. Port receipts at 20,000 bales versus 14,156 last year.
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New York
Liverpool
Europe
L. DeGumpens & Son
Mills
Great “Britain
Liverpont
Twriter
May
South
Spolx
New Orleana
Murphy & Co
New Orleans
Southern
Port Receipt
Stock Market Mixed as Bulls Hold the Lead on Gains
A ragged opening gave way to broad strength as bulls dominated today’s trading. Iron and steel issues rose while utilities faced selling. Tennessee Coal and Iron surged after reports of earnings and a 80 percent dividend ban. Total volume reached 464,600 shares with widespread gains in major groups and a firm money market backdrop.
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Southern Exchange
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London financial cable cheered by mining and Boer loan talk
The Commercial Advertiser's London financial cable says markets were cheerful with mines strengthening on reports Dr Leyds failed to secure a continental loan, while Boer financing in Europe remained a key topic. Buuller reportedly crossed the Tugela again. American shares held steady amid profit taking. Copper shares rose on the fortnightly Tony.
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London
Leyds
Europe
General Buuler
Berlin
Salen Parte
Financial Roundup from London Paris and Washington
Financial reports from London Paris and Washington cover Bank of England and Bank of France weekly statements, currency rates, and gold bullion shifts. Public and treasury balances rise and fall with note issues, government securities, and deposits. Stock market opens steady with mixed gains in rail and metal shares as coffee and sugar futures edge higher in New York trading.
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Consota
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Atchison
Loulaville BM
Bank of Englandy
Paris
Bank of France
Treasury
France
Cables Firm With Mixed Wheat and Provisions Activity
Market news from Chicago reports firm cables with corn and oats closing higher while May wheat weakens on profit taking. Cash and export demand influence grain prices as hogs and provisions show cautious strength amid mixed receipts and Paris quotes.
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Paris
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Atlantic
Minneapolis
Duluth
St. Louis
Corm
Live poultry and produce prices in Atlanta market report
Market items show heavy demand for dressed poultry and live birds in Atlanta. Prices quoted include hens and turkeys, ducks and geese, Irish and white potatoes, pumpkins, cabbage, and dried fruit, with weights and per bushel or barrel figures across categories.
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Jersey
Tennessee
New York
Divorce Notice in Fulton Superior Court 1900
Mrs Virginia A Stronge files suit for divorce against Nathaniel Stronge in Fulton County Superior Court. Court orders appearance March term 1900 with returnable date the first Monday in March. Judge J H Lumpkin signs the notice. clerk G H Tanner issues.
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William B. Lee
Fulton Superior Court
Alexandrine de Martine
C. de Martine
Ulf
Lumpkin
G. H. Tanner
Fulton Co. Ga
Superior Court of
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Georgia
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Lee
J. H. Lumpkin
John A. Boykin
South Broad Street
Atlanta
Mary W. Gorman
Claude L Gorman
Claude L. Gorman
Mary M. Gorman
J. H Lumpkin
Lillian F. McHan
Thomas McHan
Lillian McHan
Han J. Ho Lumpkin
G H. Tanner
Superior Court
Virginia A. Stronge
Nathaniel S. Stronge
Nathaniel &. Stronge
Glerk Superior Court of Fulton Co
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