Cotton Market Mixed As Trading Proves Dull In Afternoon
New York January 24 The cotton market opened steady with unchanged prices and slipped early before noon on sparse demand. Decline recovered later on strong southern accounts from interior exporters, but afternoon trading remained dull with prices steady to slightly lower across regions and markets, while dry goods shows mixed activity and steady spot quotes in several cities.
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Cotton Letter Roundup Signals Dull Market and Mixed Moves
January 24 reports from New Orleans and New York show a soft start in cotton futures with March and May around seven and a third to seven and a half, while spot markets rise in some regions. Notes point to light receipts, rising internal stocks, and mixed Liverpool dynamics, with quotes from S. Munn Son Co. and others predicting eventual price strength as demand shifts inland.
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Cora
London Stock Market Stagnant After Opening Gains
London sent a higher London movement, then drifted at opening level throughout the day. New York prices moved with London, railroads showed strength, and steel and utilities rose amid a generally firm industrial outlook. The market was largely unchanging, with publication of St Paul’s week statement and higher sterling but mixed bond activity.
Market Pause as Anglo Boer News Hangs Over Trade
The day’s trading stalled awaiting definite news on the Anglo-Boer war. Shares in the Baltimore and Ohio and Missouri Pacific remained firm while select issues stayed strong in the industrial sector. Money and exchange conditions showed no major changes, with expectations of a possible Bank of England rate cut tomorrow.
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Financial Cable Reports Stagnant Markets In War News Vacuum
New York January 24. London markets show stagnation due to no war news. Bank rate eyed for 4 percent if Africa victory news arrives. Money slack. call rate at 4 percent. brokers oversupplied. India demand allegedly met by Lakhs Murphy & Co. stock letter. Local market opened active then rose with London advances. Brooklyn Rapid Transit active amid quiet trac tors. Sugar and leather stocks led industrial quarter. South Africa news noted but little else.
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United States
Stock Quotations from Georgia and Railroads
Bid and asked quotations for state and county bonds and railroad bonds and stocks. Entries include Georgia bond issues with years and prices such as Atl a 5.109, 34s, 25 ee Macon fig .11, 40 years, Columbus 3, Savannah 59,114 A, 4466.115 Atta Ba 1902 10716, New'n 63, Atl 78 1904 110, Chat Ss 1911 100, Atl a b b 318 Col. 8.C. ard Atl a Ge LD 195 28 49 1910 91. Also railroad bonds Ga 53 1018 115 Atl a & tee Ga Bs 1922 118 6s 1909 and railroad stocks Georgia 205 A&W P 190 Southwanvera 107 do dehon 102 Aug. & Yav 110.
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Strength in American stocks and London market parity
The Southern Exchange Stock Letter reports American stocks holding near last night’s close with renewed gains in late trading led by Iron and Steel, aided by London rumors. The Treasury shows cash balance of 287.5 million and gold reserve of 219.6 million as markets digest international influences.
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Plague Rumor Triggers Rally Then Decline in Grains
Chicago and Liverpool markets show a volatile day as rumors of Argentine port closures and a bubonic plague outbreak in Rosario spark brief rallies in May wheat, with May corn and pork futures slipping on weak hog demand. Trade remains irregular amid conflicting Paris and Parisian reports, with local receipts and exports modest and a general bearish undertone resuming after early strength.
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Market Notes Amid Volatile Prices Across Regions
A battered market scene shows mixed demand with bullish shorts ready to rush. hog shipments large with tomorrow’s hogs estimated at 32,000. Atlanta reports firmer flour and grain prices, while New York and Chicago reveal steady to barely steady grains amid varied futures.
Commodity Price Snapshot From Multiple Cities
The report lists meat and fat prices across Atlanta St Louis Chicago New York and Cincinnati dated January 24 for pork lard and dry salted meats. Prices show pork steady to easier with varied ranges for lard and ribs across regions with brief notes on boxed and loose cuts.
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Groceries and poultry prices in Atlanta and Dahlonega march
A detailed list of wholesale prices for meats produce dairy and groceries in Atlanta with notes on market activity and a separate Dahlonega report: cadets from North Georgia Agricultural College under Acting Commandant O Palmour marched to the countryside for about ninety minutes then returned for supper.
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Railroad Commission of Georgia Names and Officials
The Railroad Commission of Georgia listing the key officers with Chairman L. NX. Trammell and members Thos C. Crenshaw and J. Spencer Re. Athixson, along with J. D. Massey serving as Secretary, as announced in the official roster.
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L. NX. Trammell
THOS
C. Crenshaw
Spencer RE. Athixsor
J. D. Massey
Amended Freight Rules Circular No 280 Issued by Commission
Atlanta January 5 190 circular No 280 amends Rule 17 to cap less than carload charges at the per carload rate while allowing higher rate per hundred pounds within carload limits. Classification amendments list Salt Nuts and related items with minimums and packaging notes. Effective January 20 190. Chairman Trammell signs.
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