Cotton Market Fluctuates Amid New Orleans Rally
New York January 30 cotton trading shows moderate activity with volatile moves. New Orleans spot and futures rise on hopeful bids to curb heavy spot liquidation, while Liverpool and Liverpool market reports influence prices. Dry goods remain steady with limited gains as speculation widens into 1906 contracts and bear pressure lingers.
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Stocks and Bonds Market Update
A jumble of bond and stock listings shows prices and yields for Nortern Pacific, Chicago, Colorado Midland, Norfolk and Western, Reading, and many others. Notes include certificates, convertibles, and general securities with varied percentages, cents, and fractional quotes reflecting a bustling trading day across multiple lines and regions.
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Maddox-Rucker Banking Co Offers 34 Percent Interest in Atlanta
The Maddox Rucker Banking Company of Atlanta reports capital surplus profits and stockholders liability totaling 750000 dollars. It offers absolute security to deposits and pays 34 percent interest in its Savings Department.
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Cotton Options Range Range in New York and Oregon
The message notes fluctuating ranges for cotton option prices across New York and Oregon markets with unspecified figures. It references broader commodity trading dynamics and regional price movements without detailing exact numbers or dates.
Cotton swings amid talk of acreage cutbacks andNew Orleans stockpiles
The market showed little net change with May cotton hitting 7.03 before easing near opening levels. Short covering and rumors of a 2,000,000 bale pool from New Orleans sparked early gains, while expectations of farmers reducing acreage and fertilizer use kept sentiment nervous. July options remained attractive around 7.1, and the scene shifted to the South for fresh news. Stocks and grains followed, with Anton Pacitto leading a volatile session before closing mixed. The wheat market held firm while corn weakened on lower cables and receipts.
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Markets Mixed on Breaks and Ginners Report Delays
Market notes show heavy buying for breaks below 7 cents while barges attract selling. Traders await the Northern Securities decision as inside interests buy on good breaks and outside traders sell. Cotton and wheat futures drift with near term uncertainty, and coffee and sugar futures close little changed amid mixed signals from London and Philadelphia interests.
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Flour Demand Boosts North West Market Strength
Chicago january 30 Improved demand for flour in the northwest drove a strong wheat market. May wheat closed near the day’s high, up 3 4 to 1 15 3 4, with gains across corn oats and provisions. Traders cited weak Liverpool prices and larger world shipments as initial bears, then cash wheat demand and heavier flour at Minneapolis lifting sentiment.
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Unclear commodity and market report with mixed prices
The item lists copper, spelter, iron, London and New York prices, and various regional bids with uncertain spelling. It mentions local firmness in copper and spelter, London wool auction results, and assorted commodities like cotton seed oil, sugar, coffee, and canned goods across multiple U.S. cities with numerical figures and dates.
Cotton Future Pool Featured at Augusta Subscriptions
The five dollar pool is over subscribed while a limited number of ten and twenty dollar subscriptions will be accepted. An investment of fifty dollars to the main pool yielded a monthly profit of fifty five dollars. Twenty percent is deducted leaving a net forty four dollars profit for one month. Settlements will be monthly by money orders and liabilities do not extend beyond the original subscription. Laurens Oss Augusta Ga.
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