Spot Active in Higher Cotton as Europe Seen Buying
Spot cotton opened firm and higher amid claims of European demand and eastern mill purchases. Trade anticipated heavy shipments to Europe within days, supporting a nervous market with fluctuating May prices, final gains of 26-30 points, and about 300,000 bales traded.
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opinn@s
Europe
Liverpool
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Maine
Britain
Frases
Atlanta
Norfolk
Phiadelphia
Eady
Bready
Resy
Raiz
Gostieston
Louisville
Houston
Geeady
San Francisco
France
Great Britain
Atock
Japan
Cotton Options Range Report In New Orleans
In New Orleans traders summarize the day as ranges for cotton options, with prices moving within a defined band. Market participants note limited volume and attention to nearby contracts amid uncertain news flow.
Closing Bond Quotations and Cotton Receipts Report
The column lists closing bond quotations for Illinois Northwestern Consolidated Tobacco and other issues, plus railroad and utility securities. It then presents cotton receipts at U S ports since September and Secretary Hester's crop statement showing decreases in movement versus last year and year before, with regional port totals and week figures. It notes New Orleans and other port activity, and twelve-month comparisons for the season to date.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
New York
Newport News
Philadelphia
Brunswick
Pensacola
Fort Arthur
Porgy Townsend
San Francisco
el Paso
Laredo
Hester
New Orleana Cotton Exchange
Egypt
Brasil
India
Great Britain
Europe
United States
Cotton Movement and Market Report Summary
The report covers weekly cotton movement and stock figures through mid January, with season totals and year over year comparisons. It cites U S port receipts, northern and southern takings, inland stocks, and foreign export activity, noting notable price shifts in Liverpool and speculative headlines surrounding war rumors. Consensus shows mixed sentiment, with opening strength abroad and mid session weakness domestically, plus ongoing boll stock reductions at ports and interior centers.
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APO
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St.ewidhy
Arena
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Liverpool
St. Paul
Gapert
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Southern Railway
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Fas Bniten
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Norfolk
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Boston
Wilmington
Central of Georgia
Kay
Mobile
Charleeton
New York
Chesapeake and Ohio
Brunswick
Alton
Newport News
New St San Francisco
Gen
Houston
Augusta
Lous Lemphis
Market News from London Echoes Far East Tension
Reports from London on Far East news are conflicting amid trading restraint. Port receipts range around 20,000 to 34,780 units year over year, with weekly totals near 180,000 bases versus 226,000 last year. Bullish weekend sentiment follows satisfactory late advices as professional interests retain control.
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Ulet
Far East
London
Cotton Letter From Atlanta Signals Possible Price Rise
Bruce and Co report opening cables up but closing near best of day as American market opens higher yet trades narrow and drifting. Bears lead early, bulls late, with prices fluctuating 11 to 19 points. Daily receipts 23,816 bases versus 34,478 last year, suggesting shrinking arrivals and likely higher prices soon.
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Itla
Atlanta Brokerage Co
New York
Liverpool
Bruce & Co
Atlanta
Bears
Baxter & Co
Shorts
Southern Dispatches
Howell Jones Co
World Spinners Takings of Cotton Report
Secretary Hester reports weekly and yearly cotton takings to spinners worldwide. This week 304,000 bales, year to date 4,760,000. vs 296,000 last week and 4,065,000 prior year. Northern and Canada spinners 1,105,006. southern spinners 626,000. foreign spinners 2,860,000.
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New Orleans
Hester
Canada
Wheat and Provisions Rally on War News in Chicago Trade
May wheat prices firmed to 87 1 2 cents as traders covered shorts and bulls pushed up amid war fears. Corn rose to 48 1 2 cents with light offerings limiting gains, while provisions climbed on stronger hog values. Primary receipts totaled 750,600 bushels of wheat and flour, with exports easing weekly demand.
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Far East
Headstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool
Argentina
May
Yeelig
May Park
Riba
Howell Jones Uoc
Canada
Cats
Market Summary From New York Cotton Letters
Moderate cattle movement and light clearances marked the market as the primary movement showed accumulation. Corn followed wheat with mixed signals, bulls cautious, and Liverpool and New York cables reflecting quiet demand though occasional rises with shorts covering.
Securities in Georgia and Atlanta Bonds in Market Notice
Market notes discuss bonds and debentures in Georgia and Atlanta with 3% to 6% coupons, mentioning Augusta Augusta 4% and Atlanta 4% bonds, various due dates, and inquiries from investors. Reports indicate stock and security receipts at ports rising, with war rumors affecting sentiment but a favorable long-term price outlook. Dry goods buying remains moderate with improved demand expected, while fruit and confection prices in Atlante list citrus, bananas, nuts, and canned items with varied per unit costs.
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Douglas
Doug
Georgia Railroad
Ske Co
Georgia Railroad and Bug, Co
Atlanta
Wast Point
Quyme
Telling
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