New High Ground Made by Cotton on Firm Trading
New York January 21 Cotton was firmer with active months trading new high ground amid steady spot demand and trade buying. Early prices steady to over, later rising as hedges covered and exporters showed demand east of the river. May contracts reached around 12.54, near 64 points above recent low records, with London market firmness and steel demand aiding sentiment. Spot cotton steady with middling uplands at 14.05 and middling sal 13.00.
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Cotton Market Report with City and Port Prices Steady
Cotton markets show steady to firm in multiple ports with middling around 13 percent. Port cities including Galveston New Orleans Savannah Charleston and Norfolk report steady receipts exports coastwise and varying stocks while interior markets Houston Augusta Memphis St Louis Cincinnati and Little Rock show steady middling with notable receipts shipments and totals for the week.
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New Orleans Cotton Market Ends Day Slightly Higher Amid Export Demand
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady with modest gains as export demand grows, yet buyers struggle to obtain the required grades. Reports from bale lots and spot sales show ongoing delivery pressures and price volatility amid large spot dealings and shifting contracts.
Market Summary London and New York Trade News
New York on January 24 reports strong demand from spinners offsetting a softer Liverpool market. Exporters buy into the South for selected goods as Liverpool declines after a government report. Bearish note follows Friday. yet demand for hedges absorbs floating supply and the market creeps up to six points. Speculation centers on spinner actions with likely limited supplies.
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Wall Street and Commodity Markets Mixed on January Trading
New York stock and bond activity showed gains with futures firming on crude oil and refined products. Cotton, copper, tin, and lead moved in narrow ranges as traders weighed domestic and international demand against treasury receipts and currency shifts.
Wheat Advances and Corn Oats Decline Amid Argentine Surplus News
Argentina’s revised exportable wheat surplus estimate shows a drop to around 64 million bushels from 103 million, triggering market jitters. Chicago cash and futures move with mixed signals as corn and oats weaken while wheat holds near top quotes amid cold wave fears and improved European demand.
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Liverpool Cotton Market Shows Mixed Day on New York Opening
New York reports a generally good tone to the cotton market with a steady advance of about three quarters of a cent despite longs not taking profits awaiting Friday's closing report. Liverpool is expected to rise about four points, while the coffee market remained weak with declines around 35 points due to heavy arrivals and weak spot demand.
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Jay Bond & Co Report On Market Strength And Outlook
Jay Bond and Co of New York notes despite mixed signals and disappointment in the private sector, the current market shows undiminished strength. Analysts observe continued demand, advancing belts and trade outlook remains positive with expected improvements for the season.
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Movement of Grain and Flour Markets in January
Grain movements across St. Louis and New York report steady flour and rice markets with price firmness for Honduras and Japan rough rice. Output indicates improving trade sentiment, replenishment needs, and higher demand, amid steady mil ls and inland shortages, plus broad activity in dry goods and leather markets.
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Stocks and Bonds Rally on Broad Demand
New York traders bought stocks and bonds on a large scale with prices rising. Demand was strong across classes, and many issues gained 1 to 2 points. Optimism followed President Wilson’s anti trust message and New York state’s $51 million 4 4 per cent bond sale, which priced above 196 and oversubscribed, lifting the market.
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Five Brokers Sentenced in Federal Fraud Case
Five brokers convicted of fraud tied to the American Redemption company and the International Bankers' Alliance were sentenced in federal court. A Bryce Crane of Newark received one year at Elmira. Samuel J. Durant got one year in Atlanta. Mason A. Worth of New York six months. Clifford E. Skinner of Philadelphia fined 500. Halford B. Wardin of Rochester, promoter of the Beheme, fined 6000. The scheme involved inducing bonds issues and bank endorsement fees, with subsequent efforts to find buyers and suggest banking takeovers, leading to multiple engineering fees from victims.
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Carabao Banquet Echo in Howard Assignment
Washington January 21 The Carabao banquet laid bare criticism of the administration’s Philippine policy. Secretary Daniels revoked an order naming Admiral Howard to command the Aguada fleet and instead assigns him to relieve Rear Admiral Coles and take command of the Pacific-Mexican coast squadron. Howard, chairman of the banquet committee, had been reprimanded after a Wilson inquiry, but Daniels says the reassignment is satisfactory to Howard.
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Edwin Ginn Dies at 76 Publisher of Peace Efforts
Edwin Ginn publisher of school and college texts and founder of the International School of Peace died at his Winchester home aged 76 after months of declining health. He championed universal peace and worked to improve labor capital relations and housing conditions.
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Live Stock Records Break All Farms' Wealth Peak
Chicago January 23 The annual live stock report shows farm wealth rising to 445 758 000 in cattle horses and other livestock with total farm animal values at 43 596 024 000 Beef cattle numbers fall while average values rise driven by disease loss and wool tariff effects. The report notes a potential beef shortage amid population growth and notes hope from forage-based production gains.
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Underwood Predicts June Adjournment
Washington January 1 Congress ought to adjourn by June 1 in the opinion of Representative Underwood Democrat house leader who discussed the legislative program of the session today with President Wilson The desire of congressional leaders and the president is for an early adjournment Many members are eager to return to their districts to participate in primaries and fall elections The president indicated he hopes to take up many of his recommended measures but would be wary if only regular appropriation bills and the Alaska question remain with rural credits and other items emphasized in his message
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Fifth Man Arrested for Tennessee Murder
Chattanooga Tenn January 21 Arthur Denny was arrested at Oakdale and taken to Marriman and committed to Jason then charge of the brutal murder of B F Shaffer who was clubbed to death at B livery stable in Harriman on last Thanksgiving night Denny was arrested as the result of an alleged confession he made the day after the killing to Clint Ellis who is in jail on bootlegging charge He told officers of Dennys confession which resilted in
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Fifth Arrest Linked to Shotfar Murder
The arrest marks the fifth in the Shotfar murder case. four other suspects with alibis were cleared and released.
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