Cotton Market Dips in Narrow Session on Monday Close
New York cotton trading closed with a 3 19 point loss after a choppy day. Prices opened lower, edged up on May but failed to sustain gains as May contracts faced liquidation by some brokers. Receipts rose at New Orleans and Houston, while weekly totals showed a shift with heavier selling by local bears. The market will be closed Monday and Tuesday.
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Bette
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Houston
Spet
Uplands
Gulf
New Orleans Cotton Market Report February 18
Spot cotton remained steady while futures opened steady with minor declines. Prices fluctuated through the day amid reports of selling by large traders and activity from ring brokers, closing with a net decline on old crops and weaker than yesterday's close.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Texas
Dry Goods Market Update From New York
The cotton goods market shows slight activity at low prices with some trading reported in sateens and convertible fabrics. The tabbing trade remains short as wholesale buyers avoided speculation. Cotton yarns fall, wool remains quiet.
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Market Report
Liverpool Cotton Market: closing spot prices show gains across grades with American middling fair at 8.26, good middling 8.10, middling 8.10, low middling 2.00, good ordinary 7.74, ordinary 7.49. Day’s exports 9,400 American, demand steady. futures opened firm and closed barely steady. Trading included 10,000 bales with 608 for speculation and export. Futures for Feb to July shown with mixed calls and spreads. Receipts none.
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Cotton Stalls Liverpool Markets Signals and Bond Moves
News from New York and London outlines a revived stock market with Reading leading gains after a pause, amid speculation and short interest. American Tobacco bonds advance buoyantly on merger and court signals while currency flows show gold shifts and Paris credit moves. Cotton movements in New York and Savannah show weekly and inland receipts, with Sea Island and Charleston prices and sales reflecting demand and market tone.
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United States
Wheat and grain futures slump amid bearish Chicago market
Chicago bids slid as wheat fell sharply from early gains to near session lows. Corn and oats followed, with May futures down and cash demand weak. Provisions rose on live hog prices but later eased. overall market closed near bottom. Car lot receipts and weekly grain statistics noted for Chicago, Minneapolis, and Duluth.
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Movement of cotton trade shows declines from prior years
The report lists 172 days into the season with total movement 9,414,691 bales, down from 10,089,717 last year and 10,616,391 in 1907. Week exports 126,698 bales vs 183,116 last year. season total 4,455,528 vs 6,270,747 a year ago. Stocks at ports and key centers fall 58,655 bales. supply to date 8,666,097 vs 11,178,174 last year.
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Ohio
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Mille
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Southern Mills
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Hester's World Cotton Supply Shows Decline
Secretary Hester reports the world cotton supply from special cables and telegraphic data. Total visible cotton drops to 4,686,208 from 4,693,368 last week, with American cotton at 3,370,303 and other nations totaling 296,000. afloat and held in Britain, Europe, Egypt, India, and the United States shows varied shifts.
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United States
Taking of American Cotton by Spinners Worldwide
Secretary Hester reports U S cotton consumption by spinners worldwide for the year to date. This week 233,000 bales. year total 6,617,000 against 7,467,000 last year and 6,622,000 the year before. Northern and Canada 1,562,000 this year. southern 1,348,000. foreign spinners 3,607,000.
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Market Report From New York a Quistik Yet Busy Day
Hubbard Bros and Co report a fair European demand in February 15 trading. Local offerings were absorbed in the absence of southern business due to curtailed wire services. Late afternoon activity showed fresh ho n and moderate selling from the west and heavy selling from New Orleans. Prices unsettled at the seat price. The amount of cotton on demand was not 80, and the balance in line with market tendencies remained uncertain.
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York
Wis
New Orleans
Fruit and vegetable prices corrected by Fidelity Fruit and Produce
Corrected listing from Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company shows detailed fruit and vegetable prices across fresh categories. Includes apples from New York, oranges from California and Florida, lemons, pineapples, grapes, quail, rabbits, squirrels, and assorted vegetables with unit prices, plus references to market reports from Chicago and New York on February 18.
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Cotton market review shows weak prices and slow demand
New York February 18 report notes public indifference toward cotton, with prices down $1 to $2 a bale and May premium to July collapsing. Texas crop outlook, weak New Orleans prices, and mixed goods trade reports point to cautious near term. Bulls expect later price gains as supply and demand react, while current mood remains cautious. Money, exchange, and sugar markets also summarized.
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Treasury Statement Shows Treasury Balance And Coin Holdings
Washington February 18 The condition of the treasury at the begin ning of business today was as follows Trust Funds Gold coin 262 089 89 silver dollars 486 809 000 silver dollars of 880 93 859 000 silver certificates outstanding 486 809 000 General Fund Standard silver dollars in general funds 4 017 961 current liabilities 96 127 988 working balance in treasury offices 19 558 862 in banks to credit of treasury of the United States 35 407 206 subsidiary silver coin 21 072 930 miner doin 1 219 480 total balance in general fund 80 020 281
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Groceries corrected by Oglesby Grocery Co Atlanta Ga
The Owens list records wholesale prices in Atlanta on February 18 for Arbuckles coffee sugar and tea items. It notes per 100 pounds pricing, case values, and regional supplier references, including New York and Chicago wholesale markets.
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Supreme Court of GA Judgments Affirmed and Reversed
GA Supreme Court affirms judgments in multiple cases from Fulton Rabun Cobb Greene and others with judges Pendleton Kimsey Wright Mitchell and Fite among the listed, noting plaintiff in error representations by various attorneys. Reversals granted in Southern Express Company v Sottile Brothers and related Cobb and Richmond cases with Beall Matthews and others appearing for plaintiffs in error. Rehearings denied for Louisville Nashville et al. v Coxtram and Fulton Lightfoot v Brower from Greene.
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Coffee futures rise as local demand supports market
New York February 1 The coffee futures market opened quiet and steady with little activity and absorbent selling under late months. Prices advanced as local trade picked up and were buoyed by steady overseas markets and bullish Brazil crop chatter. Switches from March to later positions were common with a close near unchanged to five points higher. Trade of 47 600 bags seen with various months quoted from 6.95 to 7.26.
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