Cotton Market Slumps Then Recovers Slightly in Volatile Trading
New York opened with an 18 point decline amid weak cables and heavy selling as traders dumped cotton after a late advance. By midday hopes of a rally faded, stop loss orders surged, and prices slid 10 to 17 points at the close though some rebound limited losses. Spot quotes across U.S. cities show mixed middling prices with ongoing uncertainty in futures and receipts.
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Movement Analyzed Shows Drop in Cotton Marketed
New Orleans January 8 Secretary Hester analyzes the cotton movement for four months from September to December. Texas including Indian Territory marketed about 944000 bales, other gulf states 198000 bales, Atlantic states declined 481000 bales, totaling a decrease of 1823000 bales compared with last year.
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Cotton Market and Crop Figures From Earlier Buy-Sell Activity
A dense summary of cotton market movements for the season including regional crop totals for Texas, Indian Territory, Gulf and Atlantic states, port receipts and exports for December and early January, and various market analyses from New York firms noting bear pressure, bear sentiment, and expectant movements for the next crop. It references specific ports, regions, and firms such as Munn Son & Co, L DeGumpens & Son, and Hubbard Bros. Co. and mentions weather, cables, and European demand affecting prices.
Trade And Prices On Wall Street Open Lower Then Recover
Stock trading opened well below London parity amid foreign exchange pressures and a draining London market. As American gold shipments eased currency, prices recovered late in the day with absorptions at the last in various major issues and bonds steady, showing a cautious market tone through the session.
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War news drives American stocks on Ladysmith repulse
The Commercial Advertiser reports a volatile London and New York session as war news in Ladysmith spurs a late rally after General White repulsed the Hope’s attack. Early trading showed weak sentiment with declines, then brisk buying in New York backed by London gains. Banks and markets fluctuated amid battle updates.
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Market Opens Lower on London Weakness and South Africa News
Southern Exchange Stock Letter from New York notes the opening declines due to lower London prices and rumors of British disasters in South Africa. Despite a nervous session, strongest gains appeared in New York Central, Big Four, Baltimore and Ohio, and several iron stock leaders. Murphy & Co. reports initial declines with later recovery as foreign selling subsides and demand improves.
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Stocks and Bonds Bid and Asked Quotations from Georgia Cities
The listing presents bid and asked quotations for stocks and bonds across Georgia cities including Atlanta Macon Savannah and Columbus. Notable entries include railroad stocks for Georgia companies and various financial instruments with quoted prices and yields.
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Turpentine and rosin prices in Savannah and Charleston market notes
Market telegrams from Savannah and Charleston report turpentine receipts and firm prices, rosin unchanged, crude turpentine rates, and tar steady. New York coffee futures open steady amid steady markets after small receipts abroad and ocean cable quotes. London and US financials show modest moves with gold and silver steadiness.
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Poultry and Produce Prices Across Markets
A rundown of live poultry and produce quotes from various markets including Atlanta. Dressed turkey demand rising while live turkeys sell 8 to 9 cents. Potatoes, onions, cabbage, and citrus show mixed prices. Apples box prices hover around 2.50 to 4.00, oranges about 5.00 per box, bananas to 1.25 per bunch, and nuts and dried fruit listed with modest ranges.
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Groceries in Atlanta Cabinet Price List January
A fragmented price list from Atlanta shows grocery items with per pound and bulk pricing. Items include roasted coffee, sugar, syrup, salt, ice cream, cheese, matches, crackers, soda, and candy with varied cents and dollar amounts, reflecting a historical catalog of pantry staples.
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Wheat and corn drift as exports lift market mood
Chicago markets show weak early wheat and mixed corn, while hogs firm on strong demand. May wheat slips to 67% amid rising Russian shipments and weak export demand, yet provisions stay firm on packer buying. Receipts rise. Liverpool and foreign demand influence sentiment, election jitters linger in the pit.
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Visible Grain Supply and Prices Across Markets
New York on January reports a lower overall grain in store and afloat with wheat 57,892,000 bushels down 399,000. corn 12,613,000 up 1,015,000. oats 5,260,000 down 443,000. rye 1,311,000 up 18,000. barley 2,210,000 down 248,000. Atlanta prices show wheat first patent 4.90, second patent 1.25, corn white 2c, rye Georgia 1, cottonseed meal 103 per 100 pounds, grits 2.60 per barrel. New York flour receipts 44,885 with exports 33,009, weak.
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Market quotes for grains and staples across cities
The report lists cash and futures quotes for wheat corn oats and related goods across Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati. It notes varying prices from No 2 red wheat to No 2 oats with bids around 68 cents to 78 cents, plus pork lard and bacon price levels in Atlanta and Chicago markets.
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Position of Cotton Is Strong
Latham Alexander & Co report the cotton market as exceptionally strong with prices for future delivery in New York higher than four years prior. They note a world visible supply of 3,810,000 bales on January 6, down from last year, and record substantial declines in exports and total stock compared with previous years. The analysis attributes the firmness to expectations of a small crop, continued world demand, and South’s limited delivery, with spinners likely to demand more as prices remain stable amid European shortages.
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