New Orleans Cotton Market Advances in Week of Heavy Sales
Spot cotton in New Orleans rose, driven by Liverpool and New York gains, with 7,426 bales traded and front-month futures up 20 to 24 points. Prices opened strong, but climbs occurred as bulls absorbed May contracts. January to July futures showed net increases of 19 to 23 points amid heavy buying and temperate selling.
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Southern Exchange
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Market Quotes and Cotton Supply Shifts Across Railroads and Banks
Financial rounds report bond quotations for Chicago and Northwestern, Louisville and Nashville, Missouri, Kansas and Texas, and other rail lines with varied consol and 4s issues. A separate note details New York dry goods advances and Hester's New Orleans cotton visible supply, showing week declines in movement, firm spot prices, and mixed international stocks.
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New Jersey Central Central
Range for cotton options in New Orleans
In New Orleans the range for cotton options is outlined, detailing prices, trading floors, and market expectations. Analysts note volatility amid seasonal demand shifts and supply signals from nearby harvests, with bids and offers tracked across key price bands.
Cotton Market Surges on Liverpool Rise and Bull Run
Cotton prices climbed as Liverpool opened well above forecasts with spot gains to 8d in the market and July futures pushing past 16.00. Reports cite high anxiety among shorts and strong demand from European spinners, with port receipts lighter than last year and bullish outlook for upcoming weeks.
Cotton Letters Report Mixed Market Movements and Bets
New York opening showed irregular advances with bullish sentiment amid stormy wire conditions. Bulls dominate in Atlanta and London markets with high prices and trading strategies, including straddles between August and October.
The Metal Market New York January 22 Update
The Metal Market reports London tin futures down £1 7s 6d to £127 7s 6d with spot at £28 6s and local prices around $28.00 to $28.60. Copper in London falls to £56 17s 8d with futures £56 15s. Lead and spelter show mixed moves. iron closes near 493rd in Glasgow and 41394 in Middlesboro. Local iron largely unchanged. St Louis lead at $450. spelter steady at 4.70 to 5.05 in New York.
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Middlesboro
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Live Stock Market Prices From Chicago Kansas City and St Louis
Cattle receipts at Chicago 2,500 with good to prime calves at 4.50 to 6.00 and lower grades around 1.50 to 4.50. Hogs receipts 21,000 with heavy bids 5.05 to 5.20 and bulk 4.86 to 5.05. Sheep receipts 5,000 with western and native lambs yielding 3.50 to 6.00. Similar ranges reported for Kansas City and St. Louis with mixed cattle, hogs, and sheep demand and prices across several classes.
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Fed
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Fruits and Vegetables Market Report
Atlanta January 22 tomatoes priced at 2.50 to 3.00 with demand improving. Peppers 8.00 to 4.00 per crate. Egg plants 2 to 2.50 per dozen. Lettuce 0.60 to 2 per crate. Celery 2.50 per crate. Irish potatoes No 1 1.00 to 1.10 per bushel. Cucumbers 5.60 to 64.60 per crate.
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Investment Securities Offered From City and County Bonds
A list of bonds for sale including State of Georgia 3 percent bonds due 1915 and multiple city and county issues such as Augusta 4 percent bonds due 1924 and Douglas County 6 percent bonds due 1918, with notes inviting buyers or sellers to contact Atlanta’s broker.
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Georgia Railroad and Elgg. Co
Atlants
West Point R. R Co
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