Cotton Market Opens Slightly Higher Despite Large Port Receipts
New York and New Orleans reports show a tame session with slow trading and mixed sentiment. Prices opened a fraction higher in New York as port receipts spurred earlier gains, then drifted as buyers stayed cautious. In New Orleans, Saturday holiday dullness kept spot activity down with 1,459 bales traded and quotations essentially unchanged.
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Cotton Market and Quotations in Early 1900s Trade
The Dry Goods Market shows no change in price goods, demand limited, and prices steady for staple and fancy items. Cotton yarns ease slightly while Worsted and woolen yarns stay steady as spot cotton quotations across major cities are reported with firm midpoints in several markets.
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McCullough Bros Fruit and Produce Letter Reveals Stable Prices
Atlanta bulletin notes supply and demand balance with no surplus in fruit and produce this week. Exports demand high for Tennessee smoked meats and game, while warm weather suppresses poultry and tabulates strong prices for butter, peas, onions, and Mexican stock oranges.
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Turpentine and Rosin Markets Reported Mixed in Coastal Trade
Naval Stores notes from Savannah and Wilmington dated January 11 show spirits turpentine bids at 28 percent with receipts 399 and sales 115 and exports 2.55, while rosin receipts reach 4 501 with sales 3 724 and exports 11. Prices quoted span multiple grades from A B D XS at 1.15 to KO 2.28 and Me 2.05, with crude turpentine at 1.10720 and parlors firm at 1.25. Charleston reports unchanged turpentine and rosin.
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The Metal Market Copper and tin steady in London prices
New York January 1 copper steady at 15.92 percent? tin dull at 22 7542 3 lead steady at 4. Se ters quiet at 4.40 Fig iron warrants quiet at 15 2 as Fars January Lead 8.87 9.90 Speer firm at 84R0
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Wall Street Market Mixed as Banks Show Mixed Results
The day in Wall Street sees small net changes as traders balance cautious selling with early buying tied to a hoped for bank statement. Cash reserves rose less than forecast, signaling limited new demand while a gold shipment hints at upcoming exports. several stock items and bonds moved, with mixed gains and losses across major names.
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Wheat Market Dims as Bears Press Crude Losses
Chicago wheat prices faltered as heavy selling by professionals and a bearish crop report set a weak tone. May wheat slid to new lows with May corn and oats following, while provisions fell on grain weakness. Receipts and shipments varied across Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago, with forecasts of rain and poor cash demand weighing on sentiment.
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London financial cablegram reports cautious optimism on new account
The Commercial Advertiser notes an inactive market with optimistic undertone and a new account starting Tuesday. American stocks were idle yet firm with scattered provincial buying. Gold imports totaled £27,000 from Australia. December gold output was 52,897 ounces. The Cape loan of £2,608,300 will carry 31 percent interest and issue at 92 pounds per loan.
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Fruits and Confections Price List From Atlanta Market
A fragmented price rundown lists fruits and nuts with varied unit prices. Apples priced around 3.50 to 5.00 per crate, oranges and grapes mentioned with small unit costs, bananas at 1.75 per dozen or bundle, walnuts and mixed nuts noted with cents per unit, and dates figs and citron referenced in brief terms.
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Liverpool Grain Market Report January 12 1925
Wheat spot is firm with several grades quoted including Mo 2 red western winter at 6s 3d and No 1 Talivomin at 6s Ed. Futures show little change with Merch 3 ed May around 68 44d. Corn steady with American mixed and other grains similarly quiet. Unclear remnants of quotes exist for February March and May contracts.
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Flour and grain prices from Atlanta stock notes
Atlanta reports January 11 price lists for flour including patent grades at 5.25 and 4.75, straight L235 at 4.00, fancy 3.85, first patent spring, corn prices for white and mixed at 0, oats at 0.62, Texas rustproof 7 percent, Kansas 7 percent, bran and stock meal quoted. New York markets note dull, wheat No 2 red 0.80 to 0.83, corn and oats prices mixed with slight declines and firmness for nearby contracts.
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Market report from Chicago and St Louis prices
January trading updates show flour steady to stronger in Chicago and dull in St Louis with mixed wheat and corn. No. 2 red wheat cash ranges from 92 to 93 cents, corn around 53 to 67 cents, oats varying near 43 to 49 cents, and oats and white varieties showing limited movement across markets. Cincinnati reports flour stronger, wheat firm at 92 cents, corn and oats quiet with mixed tones.
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Provisions and Groceries Across Cities on January 11
Markets report Atlanta St Louis Chicago and New York prices for lard bacon ribs and sides. Meats wholesale and boxed cuts show varied steady to firm levels while groceries list coffee sugar syrup and crackers with unit prices and open kettles in New Orleans notes.
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Weather forecast by region and date
The forecast covers Georgia, the Carolinas, Virginia, Florida, Texas, Tennessee, and Kentucky. Sunday and Monday bring mixed sun and cold or cool air with brisk northerly or westerly winds, frost in parts of Florida, possible showers in East Texas, and variable winds elsewhere. Record temperatures and precipitation are noted from various stations.
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Will Harry the Railroads Suits Filed by Shippers
Testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Chicago indicates suits totaling between 31,000,400 and 2,000,000 will be brought against railroads operating routes to the Missouri River to recover charges deemed illegal for cattle shipments. Shippers’ associations consider combining to press test cases seeking equal rates for cattle and packing house products since June 30, 1901, citing Supreme Court rulings on transportation parity.
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