Sharp Break in Cotton Market Sparks Liquidation in New York
New York January 6 reports a very sharp break in the cotton market with widespread liquidation and selling pressure. Prices fell across the board from the open, with some declines exceeding a cent per pound and futures showing mixed to steady indications as brokers and traders reacted to the downturn.
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New York
Lalkan
Polon
M Washington
Boston
Tao Rhodes
Do Guly
Global Markets Mixed Amid Quiet London Session
London stocks drifted with thin turnover on January 6 as traders awaited peace conference news. U.S. treasury data showed a widening deficit, while New York markets opened steady with cautious trading in metals, currencies, and bonds. Copper prices fluctuated, and futures pointed to a subdued trading day across commodities and pork markets in Chicago and St Louis.
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London
Corn Advances Despite Selling Corn Advances Despiteselling
Chicago January 6 The persistent vigor of corn price advances despite heavy gales and bearish market news. The grain market saw May options surge as bears tried to cap gains while weather and export signals supported grains overall. Leading traders noted strong soybean and wheat activity with moderate gains in oats and provisions.
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Chicago
Beita
Board of Trade
Hull
India
Gery Weath
Urnaisvators
Atlanta Market More Mixed Prices Across Staples
Readable rows show varied prices for farm goods and groceries. Items include cottonseed meal, middling cotton, apples, Florida oranges, bananas, grapes, onions, cucumbers, cabbage, tomatoes, lard, eggs, and various canned and dried goods. Named firms and locations appear among pricing lines, reflecting a bustling city market with fluctuating daily values.
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Texas
Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company
South Broad St
Florida
Tancly Graps
Market troubled by Supreme Court ruling on Union Pacific plan
Uncertain trading in New York stocks as sentiment turned bearish after the Supreme Court decision blocking Union Pacific's plan to distribute Southern Pacific stock. Union Pacific led declines, slipping over four points from early highs while Reading and Northern Pacific showed strength before the ruling. Bond markets steadied with firm undercurrents as grains and other sectors weakened.
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Panama
Allis
Halmers
Toundry
American Agricultural
American Tobacco
Lew Ten
Armour
Ates
Hs Am Tinsee
Ohio
Brocklyu
Tohaea
Anaconia Mining
Georgia
Atchison + Ty
Taniral Lexther
Wea
Chesspeake Ani Unio
Mmlaintiie Pest
Delaware and Hudson
Rio Grande
Chicago
St Paul
Distiliere Ba
Iran
al Ted
Navyta
Nashville
Bleir
Hanes
Oregon
San
Mexico Southern Railway
Newark Central
Union Paffic
Efolk Sard Western
States Steel
Pacid Man
Virginia Carolina
Tainton
Wisconsin Central
Ana
Atta
American National Bank
Raed
Atlantic Ire & Cas} Corporation
San Fran Atlantic Tre & Coal Orp
Pat
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Atlanta Brewing & Ire Co
oTara
Atlanta Trust Dept
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Texas and Pacific
Fulton National Bank Co
Union
By & Power Co
Ry & Power Co
la & Power
Realty Trust Co
Southern
Nash
Ieco
Matashary Southwestern of
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Westinehouse Electric
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Santa
Southern Pacific
Milland St
Sony
Atlanta Consolidated
Atlanta
Higs
Bouthern Bell Sa
Hy & Khlec Conant
New York
Stock Exchange
Supreme Court
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Supreme Courts
Hardiy
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Owern
Martha
Saturn
Boa Penne
Triers
Boair
Asawla
Geneal
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Inchiel
Fuares Oper
OAL
Poa Man
Big
N . Bay
Gibert & Clay
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Macon
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Orleans
Norfolk
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Philadelphia
Texas City
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Aransas Poss
Savanan
York
Savannah
Charleston
Nortalk
Ols
American Securities
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Lefeville
Nasisille
Treasury
Washington
Janary
United States Treasury
Busi News Today
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General Fund
Money and Exchange
Wosey
al Rasy
Sterling Exchange
Arnal
Bankers
Cretes
Hanve Pon
Orate
Frehang
Janier
Cheris Woimer & Pt
Heston Tanuary
Arizona
North Butte
St Louis
Dr Gall
Ireg
Gates
Etdata
Roy End
Sant
Bam
Aes
Eichange
Rea Shy
Wits
Ghain
Alralys
Rifeld
Gruecwtries
Aglesby Grocery Company
Axke Grease
Beate Lina
Bruton
Abs
A. Norden & CO
Cotton Xchange
Atlanta National Bank
E. Currier
Fr. Kk. Block
Jas. Floyd
Geo. R Donovan
S Kennedy
Cashier
J. Leitwer
United States
Louis
Hansand
Carrollton
Humphrey
Wardlaw
Third Natl Bank Bldg
Fulton National
J. H. Hilsman & CO
Atlanta Trust Co
Peachtree St
Henry Hillyer
J. B. McCrary CO
Third National Bank
Atlanta, Georgia
John F. Black &Co
Cottonn Exchange
N. Y
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
Corn Exchange Bank
Gibert & Clay Cotton Merchants
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
S. William St
Gravier St
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Hanover Square
Audit Company OF the South
Mongo Richardson& Cos
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