Cotton Market Opens Firm on New Orleans Financing Rise
New Orleans today shows a firm cotton market with an advance of 13 to 92 points as trading stays active. Liverpool’s rise and smaller receipts boost prices, with New Orleans and southern markets showing strength amid reports of a more peaceful Far East, and totals around 0000 for the day. Secretary Hester reports mixed movement in sight for the week and season, with port receipts and overland flows varying against last year and 1901.
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Closing Bond Quotations Report
Chicago and Northwestern con Ta 131% Chicago, R. I. and Pacific R. R. 48 66% do, col, 58 . 14. vee 74 %C., C. Cand &J. Louis gen. "48 9554 Chicago Terminal 45 . . Consolidated Tobacco 43 55% Colorado and Southern 4s. Bry Denver and Rio Grande 4s 97% Erie prior Men 43 . 27% Erie general 49 . . B4 Fort Worth and Denver City ist. 102% Hocking Valley 4%5 . 105 Louiisville and Washville unificate Manhattan Con. Gold 4s. Mexican Central 4s. da, 1st Income . Minn, and St.Louis 43. Missouri, Hansas and Texas 4s da, 24d. . naviene 79 National R. A. of Mexico 'consol 4s 754 New York Central general $15. 87% New Jersey Central general 5s.
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Cotton Movement and World Spinner Takings Report
New Orleans reports show weekly and season totals for cotton movement and world spinner takings. Northern and Canadian spinners purchased about 1,106,000 bales this season while foreign spinners bought 2,490,000, with overall global takings around 4,876,000 since September. The data contrasts with prior year figures and notes port receipts, overland shipments, and stocks across interior towns.
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World’s Visible Cotton Supply Rises in Week
New Orleans January 8 Secretary Hester reports the world’s visible cotton supply, built from cable and telegraphic data, shows a weekly increase of 30,024. Total visible reaches 9,982,743 with American cotton at 3,240,745 and other varieties totaling 6,741,998. Week over week gains reflect broader supply growth.
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Hester
Brazil
India
Cothran & Co Cotton Letter Signals Volatile Week
New York January 8 The week saw wild fluctuations with daily gains and losses of 30 to 60 points. After a drop from 3.46 to 12.80 Monday and highs to 13.95 Tuesday, then 13.15 Wednesday and 12.02 Thursday, Friday brought a recovery of over half a cent. Commission houses sold large quantities and drastic house cleaning improved the technical outlook. The market may have seen the season’s high, with strengthening felt despite further volatile moves.
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Cothran & Co
New York
Cotton Market Rumors and Trading on Breaks
The article discusses two views on the cotton market. Some expect a crop around 10.6 million bales with prices at 34 cents, reducing consumption, while others foresee 16 to 17 cents. It suggests cautious buying on market breaks as risk appears small until a large southern harvest shifts the balance.
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New Orleans Curb Market Shows Firm Prices and Volume
In New Orleans spot cotton the curb market saw firmer prices and good inquiry. Sales totaled 6,950 bales with 2,450 arriving. Futures closed higher with March at 13.66, May at 13.96, and July at 14.06, while Liverpool futures advanced on Japan-Russia war news before easing in afternoon trading.
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Wheat and grain futures swing on Argentina and Far East news
Chicago and Detroit grain markets opened weak as traders sold on rain delays in Argentina and a reported Far East engagement. Prices recovered with May wheat near 87-4c, May corn up to 47 5-8c, and provisions mixed to firm. Reports of ship demand and bullish Liverpool cables supported a late rally before close.
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Market Notes Mixed as War Talk Shapes Sentiment
The report notes mixed activity in wheat corn and oats with war talk influencing mood. Wheat and corn show quiet to lower moves with modest demand and some profit-taking. Bulls and shorts activity is described, with small cash demand and slow export trade, while oats stay steady and quiet. Provisions firm slightly on lower hog estimates.
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Baxter & Co Grain Letter Markets Open Lower on War News
Wheat and corn opened down as war news weighed on prices. Trading was active briefly with selling by overnight buyers, while Western conditions showed little change. Oats and provisions opened lower with light receipts and modest cash demand, and live hogs traded moderately.
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Baxter & Co
Coffee Market Tilts On Late Cables And Curb Hints
New York January 8 reports show a tentative reaction after private advices hint Hamburg curb was up. Early weakness gives way to a stronger afternoon, traders optimistic a white reaction is natural though crop reports temper gains. Arbuckle’s 1250 per 100 pounds and other prices listed for coffee and groceries across Atlanta and New Orleans reflect varied commodity levels.
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