Cotton Market Opens Steady Then Sags Amid Holiday Woes
The cotton market opened steady with prices unchanged to slightly higher but soon moved lower as bears and commission houses pressured futures. Spot quotations showed mixed middling regions with Liverpool holiday ahead and domestic receipts varied across New Orleans Houston Galveston and other ports. Movement at ports listed quiet to nominal with stock levels noted in several cities.
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Wall Street
Liverpool
Tomory
New Orleans
Houston
Europe
Atlanta
New York
Galveston
Norfolk
Mobile
Trull
Augusta
Gharveston
Houston—Hoeliday
St. Louie
Middle Uplands
Savannah
Coton
Horseaton
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Memphia
Veneta
Wouston
Mhidating
Dry Goods Market Reopens With Quiet Home Demand
The Dry Goods Market in Yort reopened after the holiday with subdued home demand and no export push. Prices remain firm with no change in brown, cottons, print cloths quiet but firm, ginghams dull yet firm, and men’s wear woolens in quiet demand under a firm overall tone. Murphy & Co.’s Cotton Letter notes little news on cotton prices, with Liverpool holiday effects and heavy local stocks. four months ending December show movement as recorded.
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Yort
Cotton Market Outlook Amid Uncertain Demand
The market opened unchanged as foreign exchanges closed, then slipped 2 to 4 points with December receipts at 1,824,000 and a total of 6,605,000 bales marketed September 1 to December 31. Analysts warn of possible crop outcomes, with forecasts tied to receipts and potential price shifts. cotton letters advise profit-taking on long positions amid wavering bull support.
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H. & B. Beer
New Orleans
December Cotton Movement Summary From New Orleans
New Orleans January 2. Secretary Hester reports December cotton movement near December end. Compared with last year, a rise of about 64,000 bales, and with year before last up 427,000. relative to 1898, a decrease of 300,000. Total December receipts and four month totals are given, including inland movement and seaboard stocks. Northern spinners’ takings and foreign exports for four months are noted, with market commentary from Hubbard Bros. and W E Small & Co. on Liverpool and New York trading and outlook for prices and demand amid storm impacts and road conditions.
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Kreceipts
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Wedness
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New York
Angus
United States
Odira
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Wedus
Carzam
New Orleans
Aos Comber
Bosuly
New York Exchange
Apatch
Texas
Hester
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Seaboard
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Liverpool
Wall Street
W. E. Small & Co
Sutton
Moij
Wall Street Opens Year With Heavy Activity Across Markets
New York January 2 The first trading day of the new year shows a surge in volume surpassing a million shares. Industrials mostly quiet aside from United States Steel and Amalgamated Copper, while heavy realising and selective gains drive the broad market. Brokers expect continued prosperity and potential easing in money market conditions, with Northern Pacific and related consolidations shaping the tone.
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New York
United States Steel
Luger
Amalgamated Copper
People’s Gas
Northern Pacific Preferred and Exchange
Pany
Northern Securities
Fecra
Northern Pacific
Is Group
Pacifica
Baltimore
Ohio
Pocahontas
Muel Panies Control Company
United Steel Corporation
Norfolk Ning Western
Ttade
United States
Polal
Baltimore and Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Roche Island
Eris
Do. Atchison
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Sterling Exchange Fia
Bankers
New Year Stock Market Opens With Broad Advance
London shares show improvement in American, African, and Argentine stocks as the new year begins. Buying in United States Steel and Tennessee Coal and Iron helps push markets higher, with railroads and Reading issues strong. Berlin, Paris, and Canadian markets show mixed moves amid reports of mergers and dividend hopes.
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Ww. E. Small & Co
New York
London
Boston
United States Steel
Ehares
Tennessee Ceat and Iron
Ontario and Western
Loutaville
Wash
Mexican Central
New York Central
Morgan Allotted 100000 Shares in Cotton Seed Oi Company
London dispatch reports the Cotton Seed Oil Company's shares rising after a circular disclosed J S Morgan & Co interests in the firm. Morane allotted 100000 shares as part of a broad market update across London Paris and Berlin finance pages.
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London
Cotton Seed Oi Company
Stock Exchange
J. S Morgan & Co
Morane
Chicago Market Review Shows Wheat Strength Lifting Grain Pits
Chicago market report notes stronger wheat supporting corn and oats as May wheat closes higher. May corn and May oats rise modestly amid small receipts and a cold wave forecast. Wheat generally firm with bears repelled, Seaboard clearances and export demand aiding sentiment. Hog futures appear mixed as day closes with uneven gains.
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Chicago
Provisiona
Minneapolis
May
Minnéapolis
Dulluth
Seaboard
Jong Pth
Streazly
Mark
Grain Letter reports mixed U S export activity and markets
W E Small & Co notes wheat export sales at seaboard and varied market action in wheat corn and oats with light offerings and large speculative positions. Murphy Co reports firm Western buying and a quiet close. Cotton seed oil prices edge higher while Liverpool and New York markets show shifts in wheat and coffee futures.
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W.E. Small & Co
Chicago
Manuary
Seaboard
St Louis
Texas
John Cudahy
Comralasion
Southwest
Patten
Buadda
Cudahy
Murphy & Co
New York
Memphis
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