Cotton market opens higher on scare of shorts
New York February 17 cotton rose up to 1§ points as shorts feared a roundup and prominent operators were detained by a heavy snowstorm. June and July advanced, but later slipped, with March closing at the day’s low. New Orleans and other ports showed mixed demand and prices, while overall activity was light and profits sought by weaker bulls.
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Board of Trade Today
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Barr
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Seaboard
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Liverpool Advance
Hillish Foreign
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Cincinnati
Fidur Dull
Cotton and Market Notes From Various Cities February
Cotton prices steady with middling around 8 1 4 to 9 on several reports from Wilmington Norfolk Baltimore Boston Philadelphia Augusta Houston and Ws markets. Receipts and stocks listed. dry goods market in New York shows snow disruption and firm tone while Beers Cotton Letter cites bullish sentiment and advises profit-taking amid shifting interior movement and strong New York pressure on prices.
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Boston Ass
Wilmington
Philadelphia
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Hubbard Bros Cotton Letter and Wiel Crop notes
A New York and Opelike Alabama dispatch describe February activity in the cotton trade. Foreign advices show some gains but not fully meeting expectations, with large interior movements and rising spot prices in the south. Reports cite Bombay receipts, India and Egyptian contributions, and United States crop signals, plus weather and planting activity across the South and fertilizer trade boosting supplies.
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Ala
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Mila
South
Georgia
Alabama
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Cotton Crop Yield Estimates Then and Now
Kenry G Kittredge analyzes the season's cotton yield with department figures showing planted acres at 27,532,090 and 26,802,000 picked, predicting 9,674,000 bales at 463.2 pounds each, then contrasts with Neill's 11.25 million bale forecast and government estimates, noting ongoing movement could push receipts toward Neill's outlook.
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Kenry G Kittredge
Department of Agriculture
Perison
Henry Neill
New Orleans
Tom Short
Market and crop prospects influence cotton and metal trades
Early February reports show Murphy & Co projecting U.S. cotton at about 10.59 million bales with world consumption tied to price, while receipts at ports near 27,000 and a cautious market tone persists. Liverpool and New York futures drift, with copper and tin steady, lead and spelter mixed, and sugar and coffee markets showing firm to soft readings.
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Live Stock Market Report from Chicago and St Louis
Chicago and St Louis stock reports show active cattle hog and sheep markets with Texas entries and varied prices. Receipts include 22 000 cattle with 400 Texans and 60 000 Texan hogs, while sheep and lambs total 26 000 with weaker prices for bulk.
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Commercial Advertiser's London financial cable report
The London financial cable notes a firm market opening with weaker rates and mixed confidence. Rhodesian copper booms as Rhodes family plans a 2.5 million pound South African copper venture backed by Rothschilds and others. American equities show strength in United States Steel and copper, while Consols drift on news of the Austrian emperor’s illness.
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Market Mixed After Tax Review Boosts Wall Street Tone
New York February 7 stock market was moderately active with a bullish tilt as the revenue commissioner announced a review of the stamp tax on van collateral before collection. Widespread gains followed in rail stocks like Reading, Wabash, and Southern Railway, while sugar and Texas Pacific Land also rose on favorable annual outlooks. Regional prices for pork, lard, and bacon moved in varied fashion across Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati markets, with overall sentiment remaining firm into closing.
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Cotton Seed Oil and Meal Prices and Market Notes
Cotton seed oil and meal prices quoted for New York Memphis and New Orleans with prime crude and off crude rates, market conditions for summer yellow and white varieties, meal and cake values, refined and crude fats, and Liverpool grain market notes including wheat spot prices and futures around March and May.
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A.b. Mills
Memphis
Ghears
Chicago market reviewed on wheat corn and oats
Chicago traders saw early gains in wheat and corn as bulls pressed markets, then prices softened with May wheat slipping to 61% and corn easing from a brief upturn. Oats held strength despite mixed signals as hog receipts rose, while provisions weakened. Receipts and shipments varied across Minneapolis, Duluth, Seaboard, and local elevators.
Flour and grain prices and futures report
Brooklyn market notes show flour and meal prices, oats and corn bids, and mixed grain terms. also a New York and St Louis market snapshot for February 17 with cash and futures quotes for wheat corn and oats, plus cotton seed and byproducts pricing. Wheat and corn directions vary, with fluctuating spot and futures activity described.
Market Prices and Fruit Prices From Atlanta February 17
Atlanta market report lists fruit prices and assorted commodities. Apples and oranges show varied prices by origin and grade. citrus and nuts priced with regional terms and small lots. Wheat, corn, oats futures noted with steadiness or quiet activity. small crates and assorted peanuts mentioned.
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