Cotton Market Opens Steady With Firm Close Tone
The cotton market opened steady with an initial 1 3 point advance and, after a brief easiness from profit taking, remained generally firm. Futures volume around 20,000 bales with strong demand from the South and favorable spot reports. Liverpool closed firm with a 3 point advance. New Orleans spot trade active, prices edging higher amid improved Liverpool outlook and rising bids. contracts showed a strong undertone through March to July positions.
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Souk
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Newihat
Liverpool
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Akures
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Wow Fock
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The Dry Goods Market in New York February
There have been advances of 1 8e un further ines of bleached cloths and stocks are well cleaned up. Print cloths are very reserved. Heavy brown cottons on fair Rome demand. Four yard sheetings scarce. Coarse colored cottons very firm. River side goods in dunts, cheviors and chambrays advanced. Prints show an upward tendency.
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York
Rome
Hubbard Bros Cotton Letter Reported New York Market Movements
The February 4 report notes March futures at 8.47, with nearby values around 8.00 after selling. It cites strong demand and steady liquidity in Liverpool and southern markets, with heavy Revelpts and reduced shipments, while European demand is expected to remain active and prices firm at year’s best levels.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co
New York
Liverpool
Tate
Liyexpos
Cotton Market Moves Higher Amid Surprising Advance
Baxter and Co report a firmer session in New York with another rise in prices after an unexpected morning rally. Receipts remain high though shipments and stock levels show little shrinkage, while Liverpool policy is still to follow rather than lead as dealers and buyers adjust to ongoing free movement and cautious demand.
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Baxter & Co
New York
Skorts
Liverpool
Lgv
Manchenter
Liverpool advices lift market in sympathy for Beers Cotton Leiter
In New Orleans in February EL and B Beers Cotton Leiter saw Liverpool advices more favorable than expected. The market opened 3 points higher in sympathy but later declined by 7 points amid shifting conditions and trading activity.
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EL & B
Beers
Cotton Leiter
New Orleans
Liverpool
Market drifts as demand shifts amid moving steel stocks
Early season steady trading gives way to fresh buying that lifts prices by six points before closing with a net daily gain of six. Port receipts for six days total 383,000 with 25,000 last year, while Reve receives 8,000 versus 40,100 previously. A New York operator’s large purchases bolster strength though current statutes limit further gains. The Hodges suit against the stack conversion plan favors United States Steel, likely prompting immediate execution. Erie issues show shifting speculative interest amid broad market movements.
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New York
New Jersey Court of Error and Appeals
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United States
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Pennsylvania
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Babes St. Paul
Ize
Rock Island
Southern Pacif Fe
Sterred
bin Routhern
bin Routhern Railay
Closing stock quotations report snapshot
A fragmented listing shows Western company notes, Iron Mountain, St Louis and San Francisco bonds, Southern Railway, Toledo St Louis and Western, Union Pacific, Chicago Milwaukee St Paul, Northern Pacific, Walnut Street debentures, Wheeling and Lake Erie, Wisconsin Central, Colorado Fuel and Iron converted bonds, Louisiana Louisiana illiquid equity and other convertible issues. The readable items indicate a broad market wrap with multiple rail and utility securities and a few conversion features.
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Bro Souls
Iron Mountain Consel
St Lows
San Francisco
St Vouls
Bia
West
Wheeling
Lake Erle
Wisconsin
Tentral
Commertal
Fannecs Gant
Colorado Fuel Sa
Lemasriania
In sight figures may be large this week
The article notes expectations that this week's In sight figures will be large while next week could be weaker. It urges readers to be conservative at current levels, since receipts will ultimately govern the situation.
Southern Exchange Cotton Letter on Market Attitudes
New York February 3 market summary notes a strong stance in futures with near months in slack demand while spot buying from Europe and the South pushed forward. Receipts and shipments show improvement but stock levels remain below last year, with firmer closes and spots at higher levels driven by Texas and Mississippi demand. port and regional figures compare to prior year.
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Southern Exchange
New York
Europe
South
New Orleans
Ziso
Texas
Mississippi
Liverpool
Iediv
Galveston Omurrue
Taustan
Market Letter From R M Seale Co General Market
Atlanta February 5 strong steadiness of American markets was read and met with reluctance to part with stock in the English market yet good demand for spots here plus encouraging reports of manufacturing goods boosted transactions and prices. The rise reflects favorable sentiment and moderate speculative dealings despite ample receipts and overoptimistic earlier expectations.
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Atlanta
Market Notes Show Mixed Stock and Cotton Activity
Lower priced railroad stocks drew buying, Wa bash and St. Pa shares firm and active. Industrials and miscellaneous issues gained, while the money market remained hot with banks suffering about 5500 in losses. New York cotton opened steady with active general trade and hedging from Wall Street and buyers in the South, March and nearby months.
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St. Pa
Baxter Co Stock Letter reports mixed early market gains
New York February 6 reports increased activity with broad participation and many tissues in a firm tone. Coal trade optimism supports investment buying while Amalgamated Capper and Boston capper moves influence sentiment. Steel shows a cool rise as commission buying remains strong, rhoded court ruling boosts steel stocks. Refined sugar prices cut by 10 points across all grades.
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Baxter & Co
New York
Industrisla
Capper
Boston
Ard Commission
Rhoded Court of
Live Stock Market reports for Chicago Kansas City and St Louis dated February
Market data across Chicago Kansas City and St Louis shows cattle hogs and sheep receipts with mixed to strong trends. Chicago cattle 5 600 head weak, hogs 34 000 strong. Kansas City cattle 100 receipts mostly natives steady to lower. St Louis cattle 3 000 steady to firm with Texans and natives. Continuous figures for steers cows calves and lambs provided.
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Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
Natiya
Cotton Seed Oil and Meal Prices Across Markets
Cotton seed oil and meal prices reported in New York Memphis and New Orleans show steady or nominal changes. Prices listed include prime crude and refined oil in various barrels and car lots, plus cotton seed meal around 27.50 to 28.00 per ton, with regional quotes indicating minor fluctuations and nominal values across February reports.
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New York
Memphis
Wallon
Wheat Market Dips on Weak Cables and Lower Prices
Chicago trading shows light business as May wheat slips 1-8 to near 78 3 4 cents, with corn and oats down modestly. May product prices fall on weaker exports, Argentine shipments easing demand, and mixed local selling despite late rallies. Provisions ease after small upside, with hog movement supporting margins. Receipts noted across cities and markets, including Atlanta brokerage grain letter observations.
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Mey
Minneapolis
Duluth
Orn
May
Atlanta Brokerage Co
Mhicase
Liverpool
Oraboard
Cork
Baxter & Co
Argentina
Missouri
The Metal Market London Tin and Copper Rally
Tin rose sharply in London closing up 1 pound 9s 0d while futures gained little. Copper futures ended 2d to 6d higher as spot copper showed a premium. Locally quotations were nominal with standard metals steady amid quiet trade and mixed prices across copper and tin. Spelter remained quiet and unchanged.
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London
London and Glasgow metal prices stabilize amid quiet trading
A fragmented London market shows 27 pounds 7s Ga at $4.00 BB locally while Glasgow closes at 63s 10d and Middlesboro at 1124. Foundry quotes list SAG and Sci2 5a with No 1 Northern and Southern outfits steady. Warrants remain nominal as markets hold. St Louis notes lead at $45 1-2 and Speer quick at fez 1-2.
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Tran
Glasgow
Aja
Middlesboro
Northern
Hide and Leather Market Report Chicago February 6
Allen-Miles Co reports light trading in the country market with dealers reluctant to sell heavy cows at 8 1 2c though some direct sales occurred. Butts quoted 1 4e or 1 2e with a few cars of firsts. London auctions quiet. January native cows around 9 1 2c to 10 0. two thousand January branded cow hides sold at 9c.
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Chicago
Boston
London
Southern Cotton Mills Stock Quotations 1903
Stock quotations for Southern cotton mills as of the week ending February 3, 1903, compiled by Hugh Meacham Co, bankers in Wilmington. Listings include Abbeville, Anderson, Augusta, Avondale, Bibb, Brandan, Graniteville, King, Langley, Laurens, Monaghan, Pelzer, Piedmont, Spartanburg, Washington, Whitney, and others with preferred and regular shares, marking prices and issued mills across multiple Southern states.
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Wilmington, Nog
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Ped Cotton
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Muola Mix, Co
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Clitoe Steeo B
Cihtton Cotten Mills
Reurterar Mite Co
Columbus Mfg
Dallas
Mie
Darlington Mt. Co
SS. Maste
Phenix Mille
Besley Rotton Amilia
S.C
Haoree Mfg. Co
Enterprise Mfg
Espositon Cotton Mills
Gaffiey Mis Co
S. Granby
Graniteville Mig. Co. BC
Enwwood Cotten Mills
Milla
Joan P. King Mig
Langley Mig Co
Laurens Gotten Mils
Lockhart Mills
Tovrea mii
C. Inibora Cotton
Mils
Rave Mig
Mis Mig
C. da
Menaren Cotton Mills
S.C. Monaghan Mill
Inttewberry Cotton Mills
Coffee and Sugar Market Movements in New York
Coffee futures opened steady then eased on large receipts and importer selling. Spot coffee quiet with mild dust. Sugar raw steady with refining grades steady. market shows modest price levels across old and new crop contracts.
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