Movement Shows Sharp Fall in New Orleans Cotton Market
The cotton market opened firm with a 13 to 22 point rise, aided by Liverpool gains. Trading was active as receipts fell short of early estimates. week’s cotton in sight reached 310,349 bales, down from last year. New Orleans orders grew, trading quiet until noon when Far East peace hopes boosted prices, total sales 400,000, closing 25 to 28 points higher.
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Newport News
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King's Cotton
New York Cotton Exchange
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Stoxerage Co
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Closing Bond Quotations and Cotton Market Notes
A dense market brief lists closing bond quotations for multiple railroads and utilities ledgers, followed by Secretary Hester's Cotton Exchange statements from New Orleans. It details room for movement in sight, ports, interior stocks, and totals for the season with comparisons to prior years and eight day periods.
Cotton Options Range Reported in New York Market
In New York traders report a defined range for cotton options with prices fluctuating within a narrow band amid steady demand. Market participants await clarity on future direction as brokers note cautious activity and ongoing hedging.
Cothran Co. Cotton Letter Details Wild Market Fluctuations
New York January 8 The week featured wilder fluctuations than any six days this season with advances from 0 to 60 points and equal declines. After a drop from 1345 to 1280 Monday the market rose to 1395 Tuesday, then fell to 1316 Wednesday, 1202 Thursday, and rebounded Friday. Large commissions sold much cotton, improving the technical outlook after house cleaning. The break below 13cm attracted strong buying and the outlook grows more hopeful as oversupply shrinks. The high season peak may be behind us, though violent reversals persist.
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Cothran & Co
New York
Cotton Market Divided Over Crop Size and Prices
The market shows two clear views on cotton. Some expect a crop near 10.5 million bales with reduced consumption keeping prices down, while others cling to 60 16c and 17c futures. Despite uncertainty, cautious buying on breaks is advised as risk remains low and cotton holds value near 13c until southern supply signals shift the outlook.
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New Orleans Curb Market Sees Firmer Prices and Higher Futures
In New Orleans on January 8 the curb cotton market showed firm prices with good inquiry. Sales totaled 8950 bases including 2450 to arrive, with futures at the close 26 to 90 points higher across months. Liverpool information sparked opening gains in New York but holiday conditions limited activity. later declines and partial recoveries occurred as port receipts were reported lower than the previous year.
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New Orleans
Southern Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Wheat Market Sees Reversal On Argentina News
Chicago January 6 reports show initial wheat selling at a loss due to harvest delays in Argentina and a Far East battle rumor. Prices later firmed as rains delayed harvests and shipping demand rose, with May wheat rising to 87 1-4 cents and overall grain volumes mixed across corn oats and provisions.
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Chicago
Far East
Hasler
Tay Beng
Argentina
Waa
May
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Commienton
Howell Jones Co
Mey
Market Summary Signals Mixed Wheat and Corn Pressure
In the primary markets activity edged up with substantial weekly clearances, but contract wheat on hand remained small. Corn moved lower with modest activity, cash demand fair, and country offerings light. Bullish chatter about market manipulation circulated amid war talk and small stock of contract corn. Provisions were modestly bearish, exports slow, and overall price movement remained lackluster.
Baxter & Co Grain Letter Highlights War News Market Opening
The grain letter notes active wheat trading with sharp early declines tied to war news and higher European prices. Wheat, corn, and oats opened lower or active with buyers on declines, cash demand improving for corn, and provisions opening down before partial recovery. The hog market showed limited lower prices amid moderate demand.
Miller & Go s Coffee Letter New York January 6
Private adviers late yesterday noted Hamburg curb up yet shows pared gains this morning as cables signal disappointment Wall Street opens heavy buyers for a further demand Ames Commission houses also hunted The marks grew stronger boyer after noon today and the mining reports remain optimistic amid crop news and steady gains.
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Miller & Go
New York
Adviers
Hamburg
Wall Street
D- Ames Commission Houses
Grocery Prices and Goods Listing for Atlanta Market
A fragmented OCR list shows prices for bulk coffee sugar syrup cheese canned goods and seafood among others. Items include Arbuckles coffee 12.70 per 100 pounds ground coffee sugar 49 0s, New Orleans open kettle syrup 92 448, salt in sacks, ground rice fish and seafood cases, pepper sauce mustards pickles and canned tomatoes with various per unit and per case prices. Entities include Atlanta Grocene Oc Armand Hammer and Gardiner with several price figures and package sizes.
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Grocence
Atlanta
New Orleans
Ie Seda
Armand Hammer
Miller & Co New York office and exchange memberships
Miller and Co lists its address on Peachtree Viaduct and a New York office at 100 Broadway. The firm notes membership in multiple exchanges including NYSE NY Cotton NY Coffee NY Produce NY New Orleans Cotton New Orleans Board of Trade and Chicago Board of Trade with direct private wires from New York to New Orleans. The ad proclaims it is the only New York Stock Exchange house in the city and provides Bell phone numbers 1524 and 1120.
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Hubbard Bros. & CO
Century Ride
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Martin
Mer
Cothran & CO
Bankers and Brokers
New York Cotton Echange
Chicago Board of Trade
Empire
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Thos. Eoleston, Sam'l M. Inman
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Filjjah A. Brown
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Fred G. Law
Robinson-Humphrey Co
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