Cotton Market Opens Steady Amid Liverpool Lag and Short Covering
The New York cotton market opened steady with October three points lower and other months mixed. Bearish nerves faded as Liverpool failed to respond and bearish weekend forecasts loomed, with March shorts and late profit taking keeping losses limited and May and July rebounding to 8.55 before easing. In New Orleans, spot cotton stayed firm despite lighter futures as investors awaited Houston receipts and a large selling set the tone for a cautious session.
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Cotton Market Report Highlights Steady Prices Across Ports
New York and other ports show steady to firm cotton with middling ranges mainly 8 to 8.5 cents. Deliveries extended to August, prints and linens strong, across Atlanta New Orleans Savannah and Galveston reports. Daily movement cites sales, receipts, and stocks with mixed regional strength.
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Cotton markets and the world's cotton supply in early February
Reports from Philadelphia St Louis and New Orleans detail steady to firm cotton values with midline quotes and varying receipts and stocks. The World’s Visible Supply of Cotton shows a weekly rise of 2,430 bales with American stocks at 3,308,168 and Europe, Egypt, India totals, while Liverpool and New York letters note bullish sentiment and large movement toward a potential crop.
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The Metal Market Review from Early February Trading
The New York tin market rose to 24.87 percent while London tin closed at 113 pounds 15s for spot and 108 pounds 7s 8d for futures. Copper remained quiet. London copper closed 25 guineas higher with spot at 54 pounds 15s. Lead and spelter steady. pig iron and foundry iron prices listed for northern and southern districts. St Louis summaries report lead at 424.05 dollars and spelter at 3.90 dollars.
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Cotton Seed Oil and Meal Market Mixed From February Reports
Prices show little change across seeds and meals with prime crude oil around 35 to 39 cents per gallon and yellow varieties near 38 to 44 cents. In meat markets New Orleans and Chicago report steady to weak cattle and hogs with varied prices for steers, heifers, and bulls. lambs and sheep mixed amid receipts of thousands.
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Texas
Coffee and Sugar Prices Move in Cautious Trading
In New York and New Orleans market notes dated February 14, coffee futures opened steady then rose briefly on light buying before slipping as European weakness and Brazilian exports weighed. Sugar remained steady with refined and molasses grades quoted, while futures for coffee showed mixed session moves and ended near unchanged.
Fruits and Confections Auction List Fragment
A fragmented list shows various fruits and nuts with prices and origins. Items include apples, bananas, dates, figs, citron, pineapples, walnuts, almonds, pecans, mixed nuts, peanuts, and cashews from several regions with stated prices per crate or per unit.
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Turpentine and spirits market notes across cities
Mavel Stores Savannah reports spirits turpentine steady at 4 1 2 with receipts and rosin at 4 2 1 5 132, exports. Wilmington notes spirits turpentine quiet at 41 22 and rosin and crude prices with small receipt counts. Charleston records turpentine firm at 37 per cask with rosins unchanged and sales in barrels.
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Wall Street Opens With Mixed Trades On Tax and Speculation
The New York market softened then steadied with prices ending near last night's levels. Traders weighed a possible tax on stocks and collateral for call loans, while rumors of control struggles for railroads and gains in Sugar and Southern driven by ongoing congressional Cuba talks fueled volatility. Durable equities like Baltimore & Ohio and Metropolitan rallied on recovery signals, yet minor issues and profit taking kept some lists soft.
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Market Review Shows Bearish Tone Across Wheat and Grains
Chicago markets weakened with May wheat and corn lower as export demand waned and bearish sentiment grew. Local buyers sold while outsiders stayed away. receipts rose, and prices slipped across grains with declines in hogs and lard. News from New York noted tax debates affecting markets and a cautious recovery later in the session.
Grain Letter Reports Quiet Yet Steady Wheat Market
Murphy & Co.s Grain Letter from New York on February 14 notes a quiet but steady wheat market opening near the prior close, with little domestic or foreign movement. Argentine exports steady at 620000 bushels, plus a 240000 bushel rise in visinie, flax exports 50000, and expect another drop in visible supply Monday. Corn trade quiet with slight price declines and selling amid favorable Argentine rains. Provisions trade narrow. live hogs lower with moderate receipts.
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Cotton Stocks and Market Reports Across Cities
The item lists cotton stocks and grains with prices and movements from New York, Chicago, and New Orleans exchanges. It notes members of the New York and New Orleans Cotton Exchanges, plus shipment and price data for wheat, corn, and pork products with regional iron and tobacco market references. Local figures include Atlanta February 15 and Cincinnati February 14 price notes, with various meat, lard, and sugar prices.
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Flour and grain prices quoted across markets
Atlanta rates show patent flour at 5.25 and 4.30 for extra fancy, with other grades listed. Texas gustproof in Kansas and various feeds priced per hundred pounds or ton, while New York notes flour firm amid wheat break and mixed corn oats futures.
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