Cotton Continues Upward Course In New Orleans Market
New Orleans reports spot cotton firm on January 27 with prices 23 to 38 points higher. Sales 4,300 bales with 1,700 to active buyers and 1,200 delivered on contract. Futures opened quiet but firm, with January to 5.32, March 15.65, May 16.09, July 10.35, market closing near day’s high. New York market opened easy then recovered, futures up 19.39 points, with active buying by bull interests as southern notes and dry goods demand supported prices. Liverpool and southern reports note steady to higher tones amid strong buying.
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London Wool Market Report Sees Mixed Demand and Prices
London wool auction sales on January 27 offered 13 870 bales mainly fine merinos with mixed demand. American buyers secured several lots of superior merinos and crossbreds as Victorian and New South Wales lots sparked competition. Detailed figures show varied prices across New South Wales Queensland Victoria Australia and other regions in greasy and scoured grades.
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Cotton market climbs to season high on bullish run
The market opened higher and extended gains to the season’s peak with New Orleans and local buyers driving prices up. Receipts and stock levels are shown alongside last year’s figures, while several cotton letters note strong futures and spot activity.
Market watch on big New Orleans and New York traders
The report identifies operations of major traders in New Orleans and New York as decisive for price movements. It warns that prices will rise only when they act in unison, labels the market dangerous, and notes that demand can push futures from 100 to 500 bales at lower prices, offering no buy recommendation.
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Bruce & Co. Cotton Letter from Atlanta Jan 27
Opening Liverpool advices fell early but recovered, closing 3 to 7 points higher than the opening. Initial U S sales were mixed with near positions rising and distant ones falling, later dropping 3 to 16 points before recovering. The Ist sold down then rallied 10 to 48 points, lifting prices to the day’s high as shorts covered. Close remained steady with firm spot and prices at their best. ports estimate 21,000 bales, versus 28,688 last year. Recommend caution for weak accounts and buy more cotton on any fair pullback.
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Baxter & Co Cotton Letter Outlook for Cotton Market
New York January 27 Baxter & Co reports better eastern pros pects improving Liverpool position. Bullish tone in dry goods and rising prices cited. Small followers shaken out as bulls aim higher. Market strong with best prices for actual cotton in interior towns. Port receipts 21,000 versus 25,000 last year. Cables 2 to 4 points lower. Manchester reports favorable.
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Irregular Cotton Market Activity Delays Clear Trends
New York January 27. Irregularities marked the cotton futures session as nervousness dominated early trading. Professional interests led most business, longs trimmed positions, and profit taking appeared, yet buying power kept bears at bay. Spot cotton remained firm, shorts covered, and prices rose to new highs while Liverpool advisers influenced sentiment.
May Wheat Week Opens As July Firm In Chicago Trade
Chicago on January 27 reports May wheat weak while July holds firm amid heavy activity in delivery months. May corn and oats steady with provisions down. price moves driven by selling, nervousness, and cold winter wheat demand. Primary receipts show wheat 507,000 bushels, corn 274,000, oats 804,800. Minneapolis and Chicago note strong corn and oats trend with mixed shifts in wheat futures.
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Atlanta Brokerage Grain Letter on January Markets
In Chicago on January 27 commission houses acted as solid buyers supporting longs early. Manipulation stood out amid uncertain fluctuations. Armour’s May option drew focus as traders speculated on profit taking and potential trouble before expiry. Liverpool cables were weaker while English markets appeared relatively stable.
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Grain Market Review from Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York report mixed but bullish wheat and corn trading with July wheat gaining strength on cold winter belt demand. May and July options moved on fears of manipulation, with cash demand steady and hog prices easing while provisions fluctuated amid revolving receipts and ship-ment totals. Southern cottons show initial losses then gains as shorts cover and Liverpool futures influence Domestics. Fort today estimated at 21,000 bales, up from last year.
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Meat Prices Across Markets on January 27 in Major Cities
Provisions from Atlanta, Chicago, Cincinnati, New York and St. Louis show rib, lard, bacon, and ham prices. Notable figures include lard around 6.50 to 7.60 per unit with supports at 7.47 and 8.85, bacon near 7.60 to 7.78, and various rib and ham items quoted with multiple quality grades. Market-level notes indicate firmer lard in Cincinnati and steady to lower pork and lard in New York and St. Louis.
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Atlantic Beach Hotel and Cottages Sale Notice
Investors urged to note a positive sale of Atlantic Beach Hotel and furnished cottages at Sullivan's Island near Charleston on February 9. For details contact EB. M. Marshall & Bro. in Ogberleston.
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