Demand Still Active in Spot Cotton Market
New Orleans reports ongoing demand with offerings thinning after heavy buying. Spot sales total about 8,000 bales with 1,600 on contract and 500 f. o. b. Futures start higher on strong Liverpool and Manchester reports, March up 20 points, May and July up over 16 points intraday, later easing with a net daily gain of about 7 points.
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Marcia
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Tocen Saal
Oe Cai
Sean Aime
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Bond Quotations and US Refunding Bonds Report
Closing bond quotations list U S refunding 25 registered 105 percent 7s and 3s with coupons. Entries include Atchison general 4a adjustment 42 Atlantic Coast Line 4 Baltimore and Ohio 4s 31c Central of Georgia 59 first and second incomes Chesapeake and Ohio 4 Chicago and Alton 3 fs AB and Q new 4s Chicago M and St P gen 429.
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English Market Rises on Lay Down by Shippers
Evening trading shows moderate gains then steady easing as bulls retreat and profit taking occurs. Liverpool close 2 to 3 higher amid 40,000 bales laid down by shippers under contract with spinners. Renewed buying appears at reduced levels with earlier gains largely recovered. Receipts light at 24,925 against 35,802 last year and spot demand remains good while offerings stay light.
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Liverpool
Southern Exchange
New York
Miller & Co Cotton Letter Reports Strong South Demand
New York and Atlanta dispatches note Liverpool cables showing gains of 4 to 5.6 points with heavy realizing this morning, strong spot demand, and limited offers. Market expectations include price fluctuations, with a suggested straddle between August and October and potential profit from buying on reactions. Liverpool due to come two points lower Thursday morning based on tonight’s close.
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Miller & Co
New York
Liverpool
Bruce & Co
Atlanta
Loring
Met
Cotton Market Reports Feed Mixed Signals
The report covers Sully's return boosting activity, end of season realisations, and a close lower than opening. Port receipts reach 26,385 bales, with Liverpool and New York commentary showing gains then losses amid cautious buying and anticipated export shifts.
Fruits and Vegetables Prices In Atlanta Trade Column
Atlanta January 20 tomatoes at 2.09 for 3.00 demand and price improving peppers at 2.00 a crate lettuce at 1.60 per head celery at 2.60 per crate Irish potatoes No 1 at 1.00 to 1.10 per bushel cucumbers 12 for a crate. Also Mosleys Lemon Hot Drops advertised at 26 cents for coughs and colds at all drugstores.
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Atlanta
Wheat and corn surge as May contracts hit high marks
Chicago reports a feverish wheat market with May prices climbing toward one dollar. Strong demand from shorts and Armour-led holdings drove May wheat to a peak near 92 1 8 cents and near 1 92 1 8 cents, while corn and oats followed the rally. Provisions also firm as hogs and lard advance, with May pork at 13.25 and May lard at 7.20. Clearances reach 484,000 bushels. primary receipts total 786,100 bushels.
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New York
St. Louie
Armour
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
May
Howell Jones Co
Varda
Grain markets show no essential change in New York letter
Baxter & Co.'s Grain Letter reports no major shift in grain markets. Cables remain indifferent to foreign markets while Missouri and eastern Kansas see rainfall. northwest movement and milling steady. Wheat and corn trade brisk with May Chicago leading, prices up, and large trade absorbing offerings despite limited long positions.
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Baxter & Co
New York
Missouri
Kansas
Southwest
Chicago
Cata
Strength in May wheat draws attention in congested market
Chicago traders note a congested market with Armour interests evident all day and suspected price manipulation. May wheat shows strength while July deliveries falter on better levels amid broader weakness in related grains and steady but cautious cash demand. Provisions hold steady as hog prices ease and receipts rise.
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Atlanta Brokerage Co
Chicago
Shorts
Cothran & Co Grain Letter Reports Mixed Grain Strength
Wheat May advances to 905 8 as shorts cover and offerings thin with bullish sentiment. May lifted to Liverpool prices amid vague war news. Corn market dull with no contracts from 217 inspected cars, May buys push above 50 cents. Provisions higher with hogs plentiful though meats and lard shipments exceed last year, lard sold by packers.
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Cothran & Co
Chicago
Liverpool
Shorts
Fruita and Confections Prices From Atlanta Market
A historic Atlanta market list shows numerous fruit and nut prices including apples at 3.50 to 4.50 per unit, oranges 3 to 3.50, lemons 2.25 to 2.40, ananas at 1.25 for calls, walnuts and pecans with varied c rates, coconuts per 100 at 3.75, pineapples 2.26 per crate, dates 0. TO boxes at 4.50, figs 0.14 to 0.18, raisins 1.76 per box, prunes small and large, and assorted candy sticks at 1.20.
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Atlanta
Virginia
Georgia
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