Cotton Declined on Big Receipts in Chicago Market
The Chicago cotton market opened steady but fell as big receipts emerged. Liverpool’s bearish signals and heavy port receipts weighed, causing May to trade around 8.55 and July 8.52 at midday, with losses by late trading and vague future expectations.
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New York
Liverpool
Wall Street
Priess
Europe
Tnea
King Shorts
Farters
Mew
Curan
Cotton market reports from multiple cities and ports
Cotton prices and trade activity across Wilmington Norfolke Baltimore Boston Philadelphia St Louis Memphis Augusta Houston New Orleans and New York. steady to firm middling values with varied receipts and stocks. Liverpool influenced by large American and Egyptian demand. sentiment bullish though some mills struggle with price spreads and yarn costs. Port receipts up year over year, market movement seen as temporary and driven by speculative orders rather than long term demand.
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Norfolke
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Boston
Philadephia
St. Loui
Memphis
Augusta
Houston
Midding
America
North Caroena
James A. McAden
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Hubbard Bros. & Co
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India
Egypt
Sigtar
Orleens
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Norfolk
Mobile
Charleston
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Eels
Onanna Wee
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Murphy & Co
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W. BE. Small & Co
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Kansas
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Pacifics
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Moon
Quinness
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Iran
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Fuey
Vontage
United States
Sterra
Virginia Chemical
Biansville
Teeke Maute
Tanger Corporation
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St Paull
Coonaeth
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Cotton Market Report from New York February 19
The Dry Goods Market reports demand moderating for crown sheetings and drills, bleached cottons firm, and rising prices for cotton middlings. Notes on ports show fluctuating receipts and stock levels at New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, and other hubs with middling prices around 8 to 8 1 2 cents.
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Mobile
Savannah
Atlanta
Uburday
Moss Sea
James Zs
United States
Lnport
Ube
Cotcon
Yutaras
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Aupurt
Liverpool
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Anerean
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Navel
Sirene
Rosin
Wimington
Charleston
Cotton market trends and grain notes from February reports
A dense market roundup from New York and Chicago describes declines in cotton with reports of weaker receipts and shifting futures. It notes Lister and Liverpool influences, weather impacts on wheat, and price movements in metals, oils, and sugar with Friday trading patterns and looming market expectations.
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Chicago
Ohio River
Kansas
Imo
Farrozea
Wise One Urges Saving For the Future at Our Savings Dept
A promotional snippet urges readers to provide for the future by saving in the Our Savings Department. It cites forethought and rainy day security, naming Neal E. Thornton as president, Gasghier, W.F. Manry as assistant cashier, and advertising the bank’s savings services.
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Neal
Thornton
Gasghier
W.F. Manry
Cashier
Chicago Market Review Shows Dull Grain Trade Amid Bearish Tone
Chicago market notes a dull grain day with May wheat and corn easing slightly while oats and provisions slide. Bearish sentiment dominates as New York activity lifts shorts, but profits appear limited. receipts and exports vary, and forecasts hint at continued slower movement for winter wheat.
Market report shows mixed grain and fattening livestock activity
Wheat futures eased on disappointing cables then steadied with covering and export demand. corn recovered after initial drop, oats weaker to steady. Cash grain prices quoted across Chicago and St Louis markets, with soy and pork/lard futures mixed. Meat, sugar, and oilseed prices noted. regional prices in Atlanta and Charleston varied.
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Sion
Shorts
Chicago
St. Louis
Atlanta
Mess Park
New York
Continent
South America
Cincinnati
Andre Caught in New York Charged With Forged Check
George Andre, wanted in Atlanta on forgery, was arrested in New York and will be brought back for trial. He cashed a $50 check at Neal Loan and Banking Company in Atlanta last summer, the Brooklyn bank check proved forged, and Pinkerton detectives tracked him for months. Deputy Sheriff Shropshire has left for New York to return him.
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Meal Loan and Banking Company
George Andre
Atlanta
New York
Andre
Neal Loan and Banking Company
Brooklyn
Pinkerton
Sheriff Shropshire
Itor
Georgia bond notices list diverse municipal issues
The item enumerates several bonds issued by Georgia counties and cities along with other U S entities, detailing dollar amounts and interest rates such as 4 percent and 5 percent. Cities mentioned include Taliaferro County Dublin Bennettsville Augusta and Augusta Gas Light Co with sums ranging from twenty thousand to sixty thousand dollars. The notice appears to be a public financial offerings list from state and local authorities.
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State of Georgia
Taliaferro County
Georgia
Darlington
D. C
Dublin
Bennettsvile
Augusta
Augusta Gas Light Co
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