Cotton Market Opens Steady Then Rises on Southern Demand
New York February cotton trading starts steady with 1 to 3 point gains, then gradually climbs amid room shorts, selling by spot interests, and rising futures on hopeful forecasts for New Orleans and Houston receipts. Traders cite strong Liverpool cables, improving southern spot markets, and limited outside buying as prices firm across May July and February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Europe
New Orleans
Wall Street
Con
Houston
Eh, Small & Co
Laverpool
Hubard Bros. & Co
Autharlez
The Liverpool Market Movement and Cotton Prices
Cotton markets across major ports show firm or steady tones. Colton at New York and New Orleans shipments cited, with midlin g to middling values around 7 to 7 1 16 cents and varied receipts and stock levels reported for New York, New Orleans, Galveston, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, Norfolk, and other centers.
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New York
New Orleans
Kavannah
Galveston
Norfolk
Moblie
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
St. Louis
Colton
Fales
Gulf
Mobile
Savannah
Mable
Boston
Wilmington
Houston
Ciacinna
Cotton Market Roundup Across Cities and Letters
A dense report from New York and New Orleans notes mixed cotton prices across Baltimore Philadelphia and Houston with middling ranges around 64 to 89 and steady to firmer trends. Letters from A. E. Bear and Hubard Bros. discuss Liverpool and New York movements, cash receipts, stocks, and weather effects on southbound shipments.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Memphis
Augusta
Houston
Murphy Co Cotton Letter Reflects Mixed Market Rumors
New York February reports show March cotton futures up 3 points with other months 1 to 2 higher. Cables solid, receipts light, and traders split between bull and hold strategies amid Wall Street chatter. Southern letter notes early gains, slight foreign buying, and port receipts at 22,000 versus 25,000 last year.
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A. & E. Bear
Orleans
Liverpool
South
New York
Sneppereen
Baltimore
Mesars
R. ‘Ft. Wilson & Company
Mr. Price
Murphy & Co
Revenuy
Noan
Wall Clique
Wall Street
Southern Exchange
Melanie A Hgher
Cabies
India
England
Cotonies
Grain Market Shifts Amid Farmer Caution and Steel Reserves
In a week of light snows across most of the country and steady temperatures, farmers hold grain as prices recover. A shift in selling pressure shows producers reluctant to part with reserves at current levels, aiming to await better prices while maintaining ample steel reserves. Copper and lead markets show mixed moves, with copper at 12% to 13 cents and lead steady. Liverpool grain markets indicate steady conditions for No 2 red winter and steady cotton futures timing.
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New York
Chicago
Northwest
Liverpool
Helt
May &S
Cotton Seed Oil and Meal Prices Across Markets
Freight markets report cotton seed oil and meal values in New York Memphis and New Orleans on February 5. Prime crude oil ranges 33 to 46 cents per pound with various yellow varieties and cake prices noted, while meal trades show prices around 22 dollars per ton with regional adjustments.
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New York
Mills
Memphis
New
Orleana
Catia
Wall Street Drab Trading Amid Small Volume And Firm Movements
The day in New York featured dull, irregular price action despite sporadic efforts by traders and pools. Notable activity concentrated in tightly held high priced stocks like Chicago and Northwestern, American Express, United States Express, and Lackawanna, with speculative bulls driving a late rally aided by Amalgamated Copper and Southern Pacific while the bond market remained modestly active.
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New York
Tradlers
Lackawanna
Cal Traction
Bladelphia
Surcee Railway
Manhattan
Able Group
Metropolitan Sheet Railway
Amalgamated Copper
London
Rio Tintos
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
United States Steel
Toledo
St. Louis
Western
Vanderbilts
Vanderbilt
Dylan
United States
Atchison
Colorado Southern
Loutaine
Nashville
Mananatean
Metropolitan Street Railway
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
South‘ern Pacifc
Southern Railway
Idp
Union Pacific
Wabash
Amalgamated Cowper
Barsiiver
Hatilway
Macnattan T
Wetro
Baltimore & Ohio
Mina &Et
Tamis
Micoari Pacific
Chesapeaker
Mo. Kannas &Tax
Chic
Alton
New Jara
C.b.aq
New York Geoseat
Chic. Ind
Norfolk & Western
Do. Preferres
Chienao & Eissbini
Soften Poi
Great Wass
Doprsterred
Pennertennia
Chicago
N.W
Nesfaresh
Praferre
Hudson
Paul
del &W
Den
Rio Grande
Southern Paco
Erleview
Praferrat
Vexas & Pande
Tol
St. &W
Great Nor
Hocking Valles
Gaton Passil
Imnols Central
Iowa Central
Wheel & L
Lata Erie & W
Whaconsiu Central
Loulaville & Nasi
Wella Faraa
Miscullaneoua
North Americas
Pacifie
Packo Mali
Adams
Americal Amn
Coppatam
Lingeed
Pullman Palace
American Tonedo
Republic Steal
Anaconda Muniny
Brook
Roz
Trun
Col
Gonad
U.S
General Electric
International Paper
Laclede
Va.-Cor
ChemCo
Nationa Risanit
Hocking Coal
Western Union Fork National
Seaboard Air L'n
Ald
Hondas
Bay
Mio
St. B
U. Bold
Do.coupen
Ao. General
N-J. Gent
Southern Pac
Ball & Unio
Nor. & West
St. Lis. W
Market Report From New York February Cablegram
The stock market tone was good with partial success against General Dever’s forces and speculation around copper and New York gold exports. Southern Pacific and Louisville Nashville rose on rumors. Anaconda slipped. Anglo American breweries and Canadian Pacific moved on expected tax changes and Berlin buying. Gold shipments to Paris and funds to Malta marked cross‑border activity. Charter Trust subscribed heavily as Northwestern led gains in rail stocks and Union Pacific and South Pacific gained.
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New York
Londo Financial
Anaconda
Canadian Pacific
Berlin
Paris
Inla
Malta
Charter Trust Company
The
Charter Relief
W. E. Small & Co
Northwestern
St. Parlwalle
Union Pacific
Southam Pacific
Keene
Market fluctuates as granger stocks lead advances
Murphy & Co reports a moderately active stock market with irregular price moves. Granger stocks lead gains including St Paul and Chisago, Northwestern, while Southern Pacific and Vanderbilt interests rise. Copper rallies on trade settlement talk. Nashville and St Louis show reactions. Bonds, United States reductions, and sugar/reciprocity news shape late trading. overall, the day closes active. Gold engagements total 4,250,000, and treasury balances show cash and gold positions. Distilling earnings surge for six months ending December 31, 1900. Spot foreign currencies show mixed strength in London, Paris, and Berlin markets.
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Murphy & Co
New York
Granger
St Paul
Advanccn
Chisago
Northwestern
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Sault Ste. Marie
Duluth
South Shore
Atlantic
Southern Preferred
Nashville
Chattancore
St. Louis
Atchison
Washington
Fromg
Active
Ralls
Uve
Ihg
United Statga Steels
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Manhattan
Union Pacific
Moreau
Harriman
Gates
Brooklyn
B.T
Baltimore & Ohio
Reek
St. L
Canada
Routhern Ath
Col. Fuel and Iron
Ohio
Consolidated Gai
Diissouri Paella
Metrg Ol
Traction
Newark
Rock Island
Nan
Southern Poetic
Seayear
Southern Railway Ag
Praterre
Oak
Texas Pacific
Tenn
Conlandicon Aa
U.S. Tee
Union Panthe
Atlanta
Atlanta S. Atlanta
Macon
Augusta
Columbus
Bia
Georgia
A. A
Alabama
Claon We
Claus C
Georgia Railroad Gs
Seorgia
Gentral
Col Broceda
Central of
Southeastern
West eDetat
Southern
Southern Railway
Seaboard
Bearish Chicago grain pits on dull trading day
Chicago market notes a dull trading day with bearish trend in corn and steady to softer wheat and oats. May contract prices drifted, with minor rallies on covering but overall weak market tone. Receipts thin at Minneapolis and Duluth, primary totals near week ago, while hog and provisions trade show mixed firmness.
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Chicago
May
Minneapolia
Duluth
Seaboard
Argentina
Yarde
W.E. Small & Co
Eppia
Shorta
Kansas City
Sentment
Commu Ron
Patten
Flour, Grain and Wear Prices Across Markets
Commodity listings show flour and grain prices with prompts for various grades and bagged goods. Wheat and corn futures move sharply with declines and recoveries amid bear pressure and liquidation. oat values hold steady as markets react to receipts and export demand.
Market notes from Atlanta to New Orleans on February prices
Commodity prices and markets in early February show mixed signals across staples. Flour, meats, lard, coffee, sugar, and groceries in Atlanta St Louis Chicago New York and New Orleans reflect quiet rib sides and steady to firmer pork and lard, with corn, bacon, and open kettle sugar listed, while live cattle, hogs, and sheep markets move with demand and regional receipts. Industry quotes include pork price ranges, lard levels, and wholesale coffee and sugar values across several cities.
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Atlanta
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Western Steam
Continent
Cincinnati
New Orleans
South Gress
Barre
Bunk
Ana
Hammer
F. Wa
Subscription offer for February 1st and preferred stock details
We offer for subscription on February 1 in Jets to suit subscribers. 60,000 dollars at 7 percent cumulative preferred stock of Cheswell Cotton MH Go. Westminster D C. Particulars upon application. We Cdinu 60 Bankers Whimington M. c.
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Cheswell Cotton MH
Westminster
D. C
Bankers
Whimington
M. c
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