Southern Spots Hold Their Own In Cotton Markets
New York on February 15 reports a quiet cotton day with declines in futures and mixed signals from London. Southern spot markets largely held their own despite large receipts and ongoing long liquidation, with a late rally driven by March and May shorts covering. Prices in New York and key inland markets showed steadiness or slight gains as traders weighed bearish headlines and strong domestic demand.
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Middling Cotton Market Predictions and Notes From New Orleans
A Southern observer cites ste a volatile market with speculation of cotton rising to one dollar in interior southern markets. Reports from New York describe mixed demand for fabrics and steady staple cotton. brokers note volatile prices, short squeezes, and large spot buyers. Various towns report farmers selling at higher prices as cotton acreage shifts to grain in some areas, with market sentiment wary of pivots and possible market manipulation.
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Meales
Texas
Tle
Liverpool
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Chicago
Desudouk
Demoni
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Erin
Rallad
T. K
Remahe
Cotton Market Sends Mixed Signals in New York Trade
New York notes a disappointing London tone with cotton advices showing declines then partial recoveries. Reports cite heavy receipts, bullish outlook in Bombay, and active short covering in March. Prices close firm yet listless as traders weigh domestic demand against imports and speculative pressure in a volatile market.
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Cattle and hog markets mixed with steady to higher tone
Chicago and St Louis market notes show cattle steady to higher with feeders unchanged and strong hog and sheep bids. Prices cited for native, Texan, and western stockers, dairies and butchers, with mixed and heavy cattle lifting to near peak levels. hog receipts around 30,000 with steady to slightly lower on pigs. Other regional price reports include lard, bacon, and box-meat quotes, plus fruit and nut prices in Atlanta.
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Paris market shows firm in Spanish 4s amid mixed notes
Paris sold Spanish 4s while the market remained firm elsewhere. A bank lost £20,000 gold and was active in renewal and fresh borrowing. Ellis remained firm with expectations of 50 to 4 percent tomorrow. Silver faced cessation of buying amid Russo-Chinese bank activity. The Treasury Statement from Washington reports an available cash balance of $294,667,602 and a gold reserve of $221,039,591.
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Corn Leads as Cereal Prices Move on Heavy Cash Trade
Chicago reporters say corn gains on heavy cash business and light country offerings with May prices closing higher. Wheat also supported by coarse cereals, oats firmer, and pork and ribs advance amid robust trade. receipts 464 cars, clearances 1,034,000 bushels as market fluctuates on export hopes and strong bull activity.
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Stocks and Bonds Open with Mixed Quotations Across Markets
The report lists state and county bonds with various bids, notes many railroads and foreign money rates, and cites daily stock activity in New York, London, and Paris. It notes bullion movements, bank statements, and exchange rates, with multiple named bonds, railroads, and monetary figures.
Market Prices Irregular With Noted Hogs And Poultry Demand
Opening prices show advance on steady Wise hogs then rapid declines with heavy realizing. Poultry demand remains strong for dressed birds and turkeys with February eggs quotes and various produce items listed including corn, apples, peaches, yams, and onions reflecting uneven market movements.
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de- Toand
New York
Carleston Stark
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