cotton market recovers on renewed support and bulls
New York trading shows the cotton market rebounding from yesterday's losses with strong outside demand led by Liverpool and the south. Prices advance to near 15 cents, with May contracts rising and spot markets in New Orleans steady to higher, while receipts climb and futures close barely up amid bullish cables and steady demand.
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Controlling financiers in market prompt reversal signals
New York February 9 stock prices rose across most active speculative issues signaling a shift from bear pressure. Analysts view the move as a response from powerful financial interests to curb unopposed market weakness, with renewed buying lifting New York Central shares and easing foreign money markets supporting demand for bonds and stocks.
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Decline in Wheat and Provisions Dampens Chicago Market
Wheat and corn prices slipped further in Chicago trading as weak cash demand and liberal shipping sales pressured futures. May wheat fell to around 1.10 and oats weakened, with May contracts near yesterday's low. Provisions eased before closing firmer on short-covering, while receipts totaled 638 wheat cars and 619 corn cars as supplies rose. Liverpool grain and New York reports added mixed signals to a tense market.
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Dry Goods Market Holds Steady in New York
The dry goods market in New York on February 9 remains quiet and steady with buyers acting conservatively for nearby delivery. Knit goods are quiet while silk price goods sell to cutters at low prices. Fall cutter operations continue, with prices remaining very close.
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Liverpool Cotton Market Report February Closing Prices
Liverpool, February closing shows steady demand and firm prices. American middling fair at 8.60, good middling 4.22, middling 8.04, low middling 7.94, good ordinary 7.68, ordinary 7.43. Day’s sales 12,000 bales with 1,000 for speculation and export, 11,400 American. Receipts 5,000 bales including 4,160 American. Futures opened barely steady and closed firm.
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Foreign Finances Report From Berlin on February 9
The Imperial Bank of Germany shows cash in hand up 3.7 million marks while loans fall 26.7 million and discounts drop 66.2 million. Notes in circulation decline 58.9 million and deposits 37.8 million. gold in hand down 8.9 million. London exchange stands at 20 marks 47.34 for checks. private discount 2 percent. Banque activity includes bullion movements and India council bills allotment.
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London Stock Market Opens Above Parity
London trading on February 9 shows American securities opening above parity with steady demand. Continental support aided gains during early dealings as buyers entered at New York prices. Market was firm overall with cautious optimism despite volatility.
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Cotton Seed Oil Market Slips Amid Poor Demand
The New York cotton seed oil market closed quiet after selling 6,100 barrels. Prices declined 4 to 7 points due to very weak demand and lower crude prices, with prime crude and yellow varieties showing narrower ranges and steady futures amid uncertain outlook.
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Mining Stock Prices Reported in Arizona and Georgia
The report lists Arizona Commercial at 39 percent, Butte Coalition 24 percent, Calumet and Arizona 70 percent, Greene Ganonea 9 percent, and North Butte 34 percent. Georgia notes $7,000 due 1919 to 1930 in val Stores trading at $5.75 and $7.30 window readings. Savannah shows a turpentine firm with $2 receipts and various stock readings.
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Cotton Exchange Networks for Future Cotton Sales
Members of the New York Cotton Exchange New Orleans Cotton Exchange Liverpool Cotton Association Chicago Board of Trade New York Produce Exchange and New York Coffee Exchange announce orders for the purchase and sale of cotton for future delivery by direct wire service. Correspondence invited.
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Market notes from New York and London copper and cotton markets
The New York copper market closed firm with spot and futures up through April. London prices were steady to firmer with spot and futures higher, while local dealers quoted various copper grades and tonnages. New York arrivals reached 602 tons with exports at 460 tons for the month, and cotton prices rose on strong demand, underpinning a firm undertone throughout the day.
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