Cotton Market Drops After Sudden Selloff In New Orleans
In New Orleans on February 12 the cotton market opened strong on favorable Liverpool cables but faced a late day selloff as selling orders surged, trimming gains and ending 30 to 40 points lower. Reports show moderate business, with futures steady at opening and prices 7 to 28 points firmer early, later slipping as the day progressed.
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Elkin-Watson Drug Store Claims Compass Loss
A drug store misplaces the medical compass due to a substitution in manufacture and an inaccurate measurement leaving doctors unsupported. Elkin-Watson Drugs promises pure drugs, careful service, and exacting standards with fourteen years of prescription filling experience on Broad and Marietta Streets.
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Cotton Options Range in Liverpool Market Report
Liverpool February 12 cotton market shows moderate activity with prices steady. Middling uplands quoted at 756 per unit with 5,000 sales, 4,400 American, 500 speculation and export. receipts 19,000. futures opened steady at 8,600.
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Eastern tensions linger as war settles and markets drift
The article notes cautious policy amid ongoing Russian Japanese war talks and potential foreign entanglements. It details mixed commodity pricing across Liverpool grain, U S Treasury balances, Savannah turpentine and rosin quotes, London financials, and regional commodity markets in Atlanta Chicago Kansas City and St Louis with cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and prices.
Prices and poultry and fruit market notes from Atlanta and New York
A crowded price list shows live poultry and dressed poultry rates for hens cocks and turkeys, onions, cabbage, sweet potatoes, peas, dried fruit, nuts, and assorted fruits with stated per pound and per bushel prices. Regional notes cover Atlanta markets February 2 and 12 followed by New York R G Dun weekly trade review discussing war, fires, cotton, steel, labor, and rail traffic effects on markets and production outlook.
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Trade Fluctuations Mark Market Amid Harsh Winter
Reports from across the United States and Canada describe erratic cotton goods markets, improved woolens demand, and disrupted railway distribution due to extreme cold. Financiers and merchants push for spring trade despite material shortages, with boosts in steel, rails, and clothing trades on optimism of a recovery.
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Clearance sale near Whitehall street overhauling
Peter Lynch announces a clearance sale at 7 West Mitchell Street while rebuilding his 95 Whitehall Street store. A large assortment of bowls, basins, pitchers, pans and kitchenware will be sold before all stock is gone, as the business continues briefly at 98 Whitehall Street with possible temporary move during renovations.
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