Much Broader Trading Develops in Stocks
New York stocks opened higher led by United States Steel as broad trading continued. Rail and industrials rose with big gains from 1 to 10 points, while some specialties advanced sharply. Investors showed mixed actions with tax-loss rebuying and short covering amid cautious longer-term optimism for 1921.
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United States Steel
Hoon Steel
Crucible
Atlantic Gulf
Kelly-Springfield Tire Arcade
Wall Street
Wall St
Chicago
George M. Reynolds
Vailatreat
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Detroit Motor Company
Cotton Rally Follows Early Trading Break in New York
In New York on December 31 the cotton market rebounded after an early decline. Major contracts rose from 15.45 to 13.89 and settled around 12.69, with the general list steady and down 4 to 24 points. Traders cited holiday covering and thin buying power, as Liverpool reports noted liquidation amid low demand. The market closed with gains yet lower than the best levels, and markets will be closed until next Monday morning.
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Amer
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Ohio
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Chesapeake
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General
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Kennecott
New England Mills Near Reopening as Fall River Trade Cites Demand
New York Stock Exchange shows modest demand while financial news remains mixed. Fall River buyers estimated 73,000 pieces of print cloth in the week. Several New England mills that closed plan to reopen early next year. Port receipts reach 27,844 bales with total US port stocks at 1,454,308 and season exports to 2,399,043 bales.
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Professional views on cotton situation in New York
Special reports from New York firms December 4 and December 31 discuss market mood. They expect a readjustment period with declines in the near term, followed by a trend toward better prices and a revival of demand after year end. Firms HUBERU DROs and OLVIS BROTHERS & CO extend New Year wishes.
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Cotton statement from New Orleans and ports
A cotton market summary lists Middling prices, receipts, exports, and stock by port including New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, Texas, Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and minor ports. Values show varied middling bids and totals across locations.
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Fresh strength shown in wheat market as demand improves
Wheat prices closed higher on reports of stronger domestic milling demand and steady exporter competition. March and May futures moved up while corn and oats posted smaller changes amid month end liquidations, with bullish signals from reduced northwest receipts and easing credit strains.
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Eastern Mills
Gulf of Mexico
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Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
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Exchanges Close for New Year's Day
All commercial exchanges will be closed today New Year s Day. Business will resume at the usual hour Monday morning. The editor of the financial page wishes everyone a very happy and prosperous New Year.
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Liverpool cotton market report shows mixed demand
Futures closed quiet as Liverpool markets report demand parity with quiet trading. Prices noted for various grades from good middling to low middling with middling around 10.00 and good ordinary near 5.40. Sales reach 4,000 bales including 40,500 American. Official noon closing value given for December at 8.80.
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Cotton Seed Oil Prices Edge Slightly Up as Trade Fluctuates
New York markets show cotton seed oil steady with a small evening-up trade. Sales reach 3,000 barrels with prime crude at 4.75, prime summer yellow spot 7.85 to 8.00, futures for March 8.80, May 8.03, July 8.88. Prints and fabrics see modest demand. yards quiet amid minor reductions in muslin and staple goods.
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Memphis
Augusta
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Little Rock
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New York
Bank Clearings And Quotations Of Local Markets
Bank clearings and quotations from Atlanta market desks show declines and mixed prices for various securities and commodities. Cities Service debentures and bonds appear among quoted items with notes on common stock and linters. The raw sugar market closed near steady, with Cuba and centrifugal prices listed, while no dramatic shifts are reported in nearby futures or other staples.
Local clearings show record 1920 figures in Atlanta
Amid ongoing business uncertainty Atlanta bank clearings for 1920 reached 3,266,765,739.42, second only to 1919’s 3,290,186,377.42. Bankers and merchants express astonishment at the strong showing despite cautious outlook, noting clearings exceeded prior years by a wide margin.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Stock Market Closes Mixed Amid Bullish Rally
New York reports a bullish close as many stocks gain 2 to 10 points. speculative Industrials lead while bonds show strength early but slip. Resting dissolution plans and European credit strains weigh on sentiment. weekly clearings dip with reserves down and loans up.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Liberty Bond Market Report Deepens New York Trading
Liberty bonds closed mixed with first 4s at 85.00 and 91.00 for a special issue. Exchange rates show varied quotes with Belgian and Greek demands noted and Montreal exchange pegged at around 12½ percent. Government and tabloid bonds remain strong while time loans hold steady across 20 and 60 day terms.
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Country Produce Prices and Poultry Listings
Readable portions show prices for cheese poultry and fowl items with numbers like 88 870, 1¢, and 4c. References to chickens fowls roosters turkeys and pack details appear amid garbled OCR text from a historical market listing.
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