Cotton closes firm with day’s gains across markets
New York today reports a firm close with an overall rise of 6 to 26 points. Prices moved higher on active months amid light buying and spread to spot markets. New Orleans and Houston spot bids showed nominal to modest gains, while weekly receipts and spinners’ takings suggest a tightening American supply.
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Sea Island Cotton and Market Receipts Reported
Market reports from Charleston Savannah and New York describe steady receipts and mixed cotton qualities. Prices for fine cotton held at 32 cents per pound in one import trade, with tinged at 28 cents and off cotton at 20 cents. European and American buyers remained active, while spinners sought demand amid bullish price signals and anticipated later gains.
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Trade Review Signals Steady Demand Amid Wall Street Disturbance
R G Dun Co reports in its weekly trade review that Wall Street turmoil has little effect on industries and trade. Demand for pig iron broadens at reading centers while prices improve for producers. Some districts see light new business, but overall market tone remains healthy with activity in woolens, cotton goods, and leather, despite irregularities in finished lines.
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Stock Market Tests Purging and Rectifying Pre Process
New York January 21 stock market shows absorptive demand with steadier money and easing foreign exchange. Traders weigh Hariman Pacific, Amalgamated Copper, United States Steel and Pullman dividend rumors as prices firm after early dips and a broad rally in bonds and currency flows.
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Liverpool Cotton Statistics for Week Ending January 21
Liverpool cotton figures show imports across all kinds at 56,000 bales with American yarn and fabrics contributing 39.00. Docks for all kinds total 1,068,909 sacks, with American forwardings at 52,000 bales. The report lists American forwarded quantities and overall imports alongside miscellaneous cotton goods data.
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Grain and futures report from Liverpool market notes
Unclear fragments indicate Western area trading at pool grains and corn prices. Mentions futures trends for March and May, shifts in American and other commodity values, and small references to commodity terms and dates.
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Grain futures rise as strong cables lift wheat and corn
Chicago January 21 grain prices advance on stronger foreign cables and cash demand. May wheat climbs over one cent to 1.10 1/8 with futures near day’s high. corn gains 3-4 cents, oats higher on demand. Pork and ribs decline, while May pork settles around 21.72. Car lot receipts show wheat 22, corn 186, oats 6. week exports total 2,025,000 bushels.
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Country Produce Prices and Market Totals, Chicago and Nationwide
A fragmented market listing from Chicago and national sources shows prices for apples oranges lemons and other fruits, vegetables, nuts, and Poultry. It includes per pound per crate and per bushel rates, plus occasional notes on receipts, dates, and market conditions across January.
Cotton Prices Rise Slightly Amid Stability Doubts
New York cotton markets show a small weekly gain while confidence in price stability wanes after a $13.50 decline per bale. Spinners buy futures heavily but prefer actual cotton in small lots, with about 10,000 bales of the New York stock set to move to southern mills via James A. Patten. Exporters gain on a return to export buying for the first time in two months, and a shift from bulls to bears is discussed amid uncertain consumption versus supply.
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London Stock Market Opens Higher Then Rises
London January 2 accounts show American securities opening higher with fair buying. Prices improved briefly before noon before turning steady with little change. After New York’s opening, trading turned up, closing easier with quoted levels around money 82 7/8, for account 82 1/4 to 83 1/4, Illinois Central 147 1/2, Longville near Nachgitle 15 1/2, Southern Bellway 31 3/4, preferred 24 1/4, money rate unchanged.
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