Cotton Markets Reveal Sharp Decline and Volatile Trading
New York reports a dramatic session as March and May contracts drop sharply on large selling by a major bull, followed by late-day recovery. Prices slip from the day’s highs, with a net decline of about 69 to 72 points, while Southern spot markets ease and receipts show weakness.
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Hesters Weekly Cotton Statement and World Supply
New Orleans February 15 Secretary Hester reports a weekly drop in cotton movement to sight compared with the prior year and 1897, with totals for 7 and 16 days showing declines. The 136 days of the season total 1,835,623 with drops versus last year and 1907, while world visible supply falls from last year and slightly rises from 1905 in parts.
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Taking of American Cotton by Spinners
New Orleans reports the weekly and yearly totals of American cotton taken by spinners worldwide. Northern spinners and Canada total 1,280,000 bales this year, southern spinners 1,086,000, and foreign spinners 2,904,000, with overall year-to-date totals rising from the prior year and year before. New York Cotton Exchange released weekly movement statistics for the week ending today.
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Dry Goods Market Notes From New York Trade Daily
The January 14 report highlights cotton blankets Canton flannels and domestics priced for fall delivery at 24 6 to 3c above last year. Close prices spur business as yards of yarn show quietness and pulled wools firm while foreign wools stay stronger. Cotton goods remain mostly quiet and firm overall.
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Stock liquidation drags stocks lower on New York exchange
New York January 14 liquidation in the stock market deepens with heavy declines led by Harriman, St Paul, United States Steel, Great Northern and Southern Pacific. Insufficient demand and rising money market stress push prices to new lows while reports of regulatory actions and upcoming court decisions loom as market anxiety grows.
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Grain prices tumble amid profit taking in wheat and corn
ChicagoJanuary14 grain prices weaken as profit taking weighs on wheat and corn. May wheat contracts slip from 1.13% to 1.14% while May corn falls and oats show less weakness. Provisions also close weak after early support. cash grain demand remains light with strong selling pressure from liners farms. Wheat and corn statistics show total clearances near 77,000 bushels and weekly exports around 2,877,000 bushels.
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Market plunges as large operator sells in New York
Newark markets report demoralization amid heavy selling by a leading Wall Street operator, with spot buyers stepping in as prices fall sharply. Coffee and copper trading describe mixed reactions. London markets hold steady while local copper and iron prices shift.
Week's Trade Reviewed in New York Report
Lete York reports Bradstreet's will note weather vacillations affecting sales and movement of farm products coal and general goods. Winter trade steady with higher prices for raw materials. transportation hampered by storms in south and west. western coal and grain movements disrupted. iron and steel active. business failures rise modestly. wheat and corn exports show declines. London stock market shows slight gains and overall steady money rates.
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Supreme Court judgments affirmed and reversed in Georgia cases
The Georgia Supreme Court affirms judgments in several cases including Brand v. Brand from Gwinnett with Alonso Field for plaintiff in error, and reverses in Forges v. Third Nation Bank of Albany from Dougherty with Jesse W. Walters & Sons for plaintiff in error. Other rulings heard include Glaze v. Rollin Jefferson from Muscogee and Walker & Rogers v. Malmby & Co. from Marion, with arguments and submissions noted.
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Market Cotton Week Review From New York
The week saw bull speculation fade after sharp swing in prices from about 19.5 cents, with a 2 cent drop as outside selling and liquidations hit. Traders cite passive resistance by bull leaders, production curtailment, and rising outside fear. prospects of a big acreage and a record crop loom despite a stronger spot market and improving cotton goods demand.
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Funeral notice for W R Shropshire Sr with pallbearers
Friends and relatives invitees gather Saturday January 15 2910 at 10 am from 604 Washington Street for the funeral of W R Shropshire Sr. pallbearers listed include Robert M Gann Sr Zachery A Ly Yachery J A Woolley Andrew Crawford and Victor Smith meeting at BRM Patterson Son chapel at 3 15 am
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Cheshire Family Mourns Mrs Jerome Cheshire Funeral Notice
Friends and relatives of Mr and Mrs Jerome Cheshire Elizabeth Cheshire J Cheshire and Mrs Cheshire are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs Jerome Cheshire on Saturday January 15 1816 at 10 am from her late residence 807 Highland Avenues Interment West View Rev J 8 French officiating Pallbearers named to meet at the chapel of H 31 Patterson & Son at 9 am John E Clark B K Wins S M Ellott J Skinner W D Scott Dolph Walker listed among pallbearers.
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