Speculation Revives Business in Cotton Market
New York January 27 The cotton market opened firm with prices 2 to points higher amid bullish news and renewed speculation. Foreign buying, large orders from abroad, and room traders pushing prices higher dominated the first hour. Dry goods markets show dull spot demand but improved mall trade, with prints firm and yarns for cotton showing weekly advances.
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New York
Associated Preas
Liverpool
Well Street
Weathern Exchange Cotton Zetter
Liverpool Cotton Vables
Cotton price quotes UK and US by city brief
Quotations show steady or firm cotton middling prices in cities including Atlanta Liverpool New York New Orleans Savannah Galveston Norfolk Mobile Memphis Augusta Charleston Houston St Louis with middling ranges from 4 1 4 to 8 1 4 percent and a sentence notes receipts shipments and stock at Atlanta following.
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Atlanta
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Ravannah
Galveston
Norfolk
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
Savannah
Harleston
Stork
Wilmington
Wales
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Mid- Ame Sc
Mid- St. Louis
Milaating
Houston
Liverpool and Port Markets Quiet Demand and Mixed Cotton Reports
Liverpool and Port Markets show quiet to moderate demand with prices mixed across commodities. Cotton markets across American upland futures steady with notable receipts and varying stock levels in New Orleans, Galveston, Savannah, and other ports. The Cotton Letter notes the total visible seeds at 3,815,000 versus 5,116,000 last year, with Northern spinners' purchases since September 1st referenced.
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Liverpool
L.de Gumpens & Son
Talbott & Palmer
New York
Cotton Market Outlook Amid Bullish Crowd And Lower Prices Refused
Liverpool market remains strong despite small move increases and heavy receipts at Houston and New Orleans. Forecasters expect a heavy February movement followed by a sharp fall. Futures demand is tepid while buyers’ wants are soon satisfied. Local shorts nervous as heavy foreign buying is reported and ports estimate 25,000 receipts. Houston looks for 8,000 Monday versus 5,000 last year. EQubbard Bros Co reports aribtrade noting British defeat rumors in South Africa and world tensions weighing on sentiment.
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Augusta
Statebury
Liverpool
Houston
Equbbard Bros. & Co
New York
South Africa
New Orleans
Africa
India
Argentine
S. Munn, Son & Co
Bealdes Wall Street
Berlin
Memphis
St. Louis
Manchester
Weat Point
Mids
Spartanburg
S.C
Feporta
Bears
Robeline
Tex
Hearne
Ken
Low
Jose Ae Pal
Chicago
Rosario
Lalvind
Paria
Buenos Ayres
Cumggbs
Galveaton
France
Seaboard
Atlantic
Minneapolis
Duluth
P. D. Armour, Jr
Bneteig
Ware & Lelana
Talbott & Palmer
Paris
Umit
Aouthern
Ratiize
Jwyst
Murphy & Co
Chevagu
Bradatreet
Phil Armour
McCullough Bros
Atlanta
Ben Davis
Baldwin
California
Florida
S Munn Sons Cotton Letter Highlights Market Moves
The S Munn and Co letter reports cotton futures rising on higher cables and tightening supplies with strong demand in the south and long positions in May and August. Prices show a narrow market sentiment despite large weekly moves and active Western and European buying. profit-taking advised as the day ends.
Fluctuations in cotton market and related reports
Murphy & Co. notes narrow price fluctuations in the cotton market, with prices steady and demand persistent. Strength in the spindles and reduced crop outlook support prices despite global tensions. Nearby American spinners buy as foreign buyers wait on Nelll’s crop optimism. South African news adds mild pressure but market may rise on positive Transvaal signals. Also reports cattle, hogs, and sheep prices in Chicago and St Louis, with mixed receipts and fluctuating hog values, plus naval stores at Savannah and turpentine and rosin firm in several ports.
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New Orleans
Curthay
Nelll
Lin
South Africa
Transvaal
Chicago
Krececipta
St. Louis
Stern
Market swings amid Third Avenue fervor and bank outlook
New York stocks closed mixed after a brisk session with gains in some rails and declines in others. Trading reflected rumors on financing debt and a firmer tone from week reviews and rail earnings, while St Paul’s December earnings drop trimmed overall enthusiasm and loan expansion rose modestly.
New York Bank Reserve Surplus Reaches Peak Levels
In New York on January 27 the weekly banking data show a surge in surplus reserve and deposits as loans rise amid a high currency influx. Banks report a substantial cash surplus and a notable year over year peak, with deposits up about 15 million and loans up about seven and a half million, while stock markets remain dull. The report notes one institution gaining cash at the expense of others, and highlights the ongoing challenge of managing excess reserves alongside growing loan activity.
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New York
New Yorklenandier
New York Clearing House
Stock Exchange
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New York Stock Market Sees Light Volume and Banks Above Requirements
The Day's Trade in Stocks notes extended dullness on the New York exchange amid scant Africa news. Banks report $28,277,000 excess cash and an $8,843,000 rise in reserve cash, while Louisville and Nashville and Pacific shares dominate activity as the market shows little change in tone.
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Nashville
Pacific
Granger
Haea
Murphy & Co
New York
Huginass
Stock Exchange
Africa
London
Loutstle
Third Avenue
Suniday Revenus Thedian
Alok Mirkget
Wheat Market Fluctuates Amid Plague Rumors in Chicago
Chicago reports a volatile wheat market with early gains spurred by Parla advance and Argentine rumors, then slipping on a New York clearance for Rosario. May wheat closes near yesterday, while corn oats and provisions ease. Receipts and exports show mixed activity as markets price in cold weather and port closures.
Financial Cable Dispatches From London and New York
The Commercial Advertiser reports London market anxiety over Natal and a Berlin rumor of General Warren’s casualties. It notes a Berlin bank rate drop and mixed London activity with scarce foreign business, plus Treasury and exchange data, stock letters, and clearing-house figures reflecting a quiet but steady financial scene.
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New York
London
Natal
Berlin
Warren
Gungpo Splunkop
Leyde
Transvaal
Paris
Market Notes on Coffee Sugar and Grain Prices Across Cities
The report covers coffee futures in New York with prices easing amid large Italian receipts and weak European cables. Sugar markets in New Orleans show firmness with open kettle and centrifugal grades quoted, while Liverpool grain and Atlanta flour and corn quotes reflect mixed signals amid war news and weather prospects.
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New York
Cordova
New Orleans
Prices and goods report from Atlanta market listing commodities
Atlanta January 27 market listing shows roasted coffee Arbuckle at 1250 dollars, Lion at 11.50, various staples including sugar 5 percent, salt options, ice cream prices, cheese, matches, soda boxes, crackers, candy sticks, oysters and other groceries with per unit and per bulk prices.
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California
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New York
Western Steam
Continent
Cincinnati
Arbuckle
Lion
New Orleans
Prices and demand for country produce and cotton totals
The report lists livestock and produce prices in Atlanta with steady to weak demand for bees butter and live poultry, plus dressed poultry prices. It also gives World’s Visible Supply of Cotton from New Orleans showing weekly and yearly declines, totaling 4,108,269 bales with American and non-American breakdowns and regional stocks in Britain, Europe, and the U.S.
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Atlanta
Jersey
Tennessee
New York
Garteston Stack
New Orleans
H-o- Ter
Teleo
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Continental
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