Cotton Market Mixed As Rain Delays Belt Receipts
New York cotton opened steady and drifted little for the hour as widespread rain and sleet hindered interior receipts. Wall Street bull interest and large port arrivals tempered declines, with quotes steady to mildly higher for some futures while many southern markets reported quiet trade and varied stock levels.
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Liverpool
Strong Bull
Wall Street
Philadelphia
Houston
New Orleans
New Orleans Cotton Market Review and Forecast
Reports show anticipated receipts for eight weeks failing to materialize due to bad weather. Yet gains may occur if spot holders sell slowly and interior plantations release cotton, despite weak European textile demand. New Orleans notes strong spot demand with concessions and a dull future market. prices steady to lower after brief gains. New York commentary cites slow port receipts and mixed movement, with interior activity expected to improve. talks of heavy exports and uncertain movement ahead amid storms and telegraph disruptions.
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Regelpis
New Orleans
Hecht Houston
Cotton market outlook hints at record movement and dawn of a new crop era
New York January 28 report suggests February movement could lead the crop to around 10.5 million bales if large January activity persists. Indian and Egyptian supplies rising while American consumption lowers. War talks in South Africa spark market optimism. England may see improved cotton demand. January 30 updates show slow but steady demand for textiles and mixed grain and flour futures across Atlanta and Chicago markets.
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Cottin
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Agit Dronucry
Buers
Jeter
Hubbard Bros. & Co
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South
Houston
New Orleans
Texas
Wall Street
Billson
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Attentin
South Africa
Uble
Bray
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Mayr
Chicago
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Murphy & Co
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Ecasion
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New Orleans Cotton Letter Reports Mixed Market
The report from New Orleans dated January 30 notes Liverpool trading as expected with opening movement little changed and later improved sentiment. It cites large receipts, weather impact, and tentative near term chances for price gains amid export constraints and abundant spot market stocks.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Provisions Prices From Atlanta to New York and New Orleans
A fragmentary market dispatch lists provisions and prices across cities. It notes rib sides and lard figures in Atlanta and New York lard prices, with entries for coffee, sugar, crackers, candy, and oysters. Specifics include rib purchases, pork, bellies, and lard ranges, plus miscellaneous grocery items and shipping notes.
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S. Lord
Chisaga
New York
Western Steam
Confinental
South America
Unclear OCR Grocery Prices and Items Preview
Fragmented text lists assorted items and prices with obvious OCR errors. Reads like a rough catalog of groceries such as bananas and Mexican goods with odd spellings and inconsistent figures. Hard to extract a coherent story or event from the fragment.
Wall Street Day in Market Sees Amalgamated Copper Lead
New York January 30 Market activity centered on Amalgamated Copper and Sugar with copper trading about twice Sugar. Copper rose amid mixed sentiment on trade developments and insider warnings, while Southern Pacific led rail stocks with a two point gain. Bond sales totaled 3.085 million, and overall volume showed uneven but constructive movement across major issues.
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Thanksgiving Dog Meat Feast Among Plains Tribes
Leslie's Weekly reports Osage Thanksgiving feasts centered on white dog meat with similar customs among Apache, Sioux, and Cheyenne. The tribes learn the date via their agent, spending weeks organizing the celebration and government food supplies.
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Indian ration figures show 263900 in United States
The article cites 263,900 Indians in the U S with 43,950 on regular rations and 2,600 on standby. Last year ration costs totaled 1,231,000 dollars and will rise. Comanches and Wiewas were not allowed to draw rations this Thanksgiving but received annual money and bought their own dinner.
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Pedigree of the cigarette tracks British fashion shift
A long reminiscence traces the cigarette’s rise from a makeshift cigar substitute to a dominant British trade article. The piece recalls early experiments, foreign brands, royal approval, and evolving social acceptance from the 1870s through the 1890s, noting how cigarettes displaced pipes and cigars in English life. It mentions London shops, famous brands, and the emergence of mass production and advertising shaping public taste.
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