New Orleans Buyers Hold Up Cotton Market Big Gains Noted
The cotton market opened firm with a 3.4 point rise and extended to 12 points as strong cables and Egyptian buying pushed futures higher. New Orleans buyers were unusually active in the afternoon, while Liverpool and Manchester reports fueled gains across the market. The Dry Goods sector in New York showed firmer tones with continued strong demand for cotton goods.
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New Orleans
York
Sid Guints
Azo Dales
Ford
Liverpool
Manchester
Hubbard Bros. & Co
New York
Deiock
Liverpeal
Marchester
India
B. Beer
Ontee
Eataraar Falah
Cotton Catares
Byal
Haven
Futurebélooea Efoady
Liverpool Starxet
Spm
Caura
Ovens
Cosine
Pearene
Janon
Marca
Zune
Dune
Weis Janerary
Dulp
Baxter & Co
Cables
Official Range and Sales of Stocks
Official range and sales figures summarize stock activity with total sales noted. The report records closing levels, daily changes, and price movement across major exchanges, reflecting market sentiment and liquidity during the session.
Cotton market futures show bullish tone amid steady demand
The New York cotton letter reports ongoing bullish sentiment with active short covering and steady demand from spinners and exporters in the south. Cables and European interest hint at further gains though receipts and weather conditions in the south cloud near-term prospects.
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Atlanta Brokerage Co
New York
Buvera
Lils
Dumea
Vrane
Europe
Wallstrere
Market Report Notes Mixed Cotton and Metal Trends
The market showed mixed activity with hedges and long positions near noon, weather dampening trading in Georgia, Alabama, and Texas. Commodities along with metals saw firmer prices in London and New York, while cattle and hog prices varied by region, with Texas and Oklahoma receipts influencing markets. wool and cotton markets displayed steady demand for fine lots and international buyers.
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Georgia
Alabama
Joulsland
Texas
Galvesto
New Orleans
Houston
London
France
Germany
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
Erenay
Australia
New Zealand
Natal
Foreign Finances. London January 27 report
London financial telegraph notes exchange rates and securities including Consels money 992-16 and 931-4, Atebisan 95-3, 2025-4, Ulinuls Central 152, Louisville and Nashville 1511-2, Bar silver steady at 2413-1, Money 22-4-3, and BS-1662 5-85 for three months. Berlin despatch reports discharge on Lon don marks 9 1-apfentigs for checked.
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London
Atebisan
Ulinuls Central
Louisville
Nashville
Berlin
Wheat Market Turbulence Drives Large Bull Realizations
Enormous trading in wheat sparked by bulls heavily realizing positions. May futures tumbled to near 25 8 and closed weak, oats and corn also weak with mixed rallies briefly in early session. Provisions soft as large hog and packer selling pressured prices. shipments and receipts detailed by Baxter & Co. and others.
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Chicago
Cbhief
Shorts
Duluth
Baxter & Co
Jana
Reading Bulls
Armour
France
New York
Comstock
Mes
Rideton
Logan Bryan
Atlante Brokerage Co
Jihsh
Chase
WiEnat
Fisu
The Most Profitable Oil Refining Business Claim
The past thirty years saw oil refining crowned the world's most profitable industry. It notes that many of the era's greatest fortunes were built in this sector.
Refining Company Seeks Funds for Expansion in New York
The refining company adjacent to Standard Oil claims the largest district holdings and best facilities for profitable operation. Authorized capital stands at 6 million dollars with 10 dollar par shares. Over half the stock remains in Treasury, a portion offered for sale to fund equipment and a share. Checks should be made payable to the Orange Refining Company at 27 William Street, New York.
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Standard Oil Company
Treasury, Ca
Treasury
Orange OI Andefining Company
William Street
New York
Market notes and commodity prices from Atlanta and New York
Reports from Atlanta and New York detail wheat, corn, oats, flour and meal prices, with demand and profit taking noted. Prices for patent flour ranged around 2.20 to 4.75 per bushel, while corn meal and bran showed modest shifts. cotton seed meal and feed staples also listed amid mixed market tone and speculative activity.
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Martin
New York Cotton Exchange
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Investment 7 Securities
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