Cotton Dips on Weak Demand and Southern Reports
The cotton market opened steady then fell under selling pressure as orders from the South and expectations of larger imports weighed on prices. Weather in the South promises better field work next week, though floods on the Tennessee river add caution. Official closing spot prices show middling around 6.16 cents per pound with a net daily loss.
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Associated Press
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Chatwere
Cotton Market Receipts and Prices Across Cities March 17
reports show mixed cotton activity with steady to easy middling prices. Philadelphia and New Orleans note varying receipts, stocks, and futures, while New York Dry Goods Market highlights demand for coarse colored cottons and denim items.
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York
World cotton supply shown in Hes ter statement and weekly report
New Orleans March 17 report from Secretary Hester details the world visible cotton supply. It notes a weekly decrease of 221,015 bales versus last week, with American stocks at 4,046,668 and other kinds at 32,000, against prior figures. The report tracks movement into ports, overland shipments, and domestic mill takings, outlining season totals and comparisons to last year and 1895.
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Sea Island Cotton Market Notes March 11
Mann Son Co Cotton Letter reports New York markets weak with better weather boosting receipts. Buyers remain cautious. long account declines short covering. Prices show little change as bulls note the crop not as large as hoped and demand remains varied across regions.
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Daman for Cottam Goods Strong Cot ton Wheat and Wool Are Weaker
Daman for Cottam Goods Strong Cotton, Wheat and Wool Are Weaker and Lower. New York March 17. R G Dun & Co weekly trade review says payments through principal clearing houses rose notably, yet grain and exports show mixed shifts. The report notes higher overall commerce yet warns of speculations in stocks and uneven growth across sectors, with iron, steel, wool and cotton markets described in cautious terms amid fluctuating prices and foreign demand.
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Cabforde
Sugar Buoyant Upset Stock Market Notes
New York on March 17 reports a buoyant sugar market as urged by sugar's strength lifts some shares while others fall. Banks' suspected losses dampen sentiment and trading activity totals over 7,000 shares with Sugar leading decliners amid broad market movement and mixed bond activity.
Treasury Statement And Market Brief From March 17
The Treasury reports available cash balances of 273,432,787 and gold reserve of 41,644,088. Weekly U S bank clearings total 1,845,172,689 with a 42.9 percent rise. exclusive of New York, 422,064.14 and 23.5 percent. Foreign finances note London gilt yields and Canadian Pacific, St Paul, Union Pacific pricing. metal market remains generally steady with pig iron at 10.00, Lake copper 17.90, lead 4.45, zinc 36. New York futures show flour weak, wheat spot soft, and pork and seeds mixed amid general dullness.
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Bye
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Wheat Demoralized as Liverpool Falls and Corn Dips
Chicago trading saw long wheat pressured by selling and export doubt, with wheat falling amid weak demand and large short-covering. Corn weakened early but oats rose on shipper demand while provisions eased. Liverpool quotes and Argentine shipment reports influenced prices with May wheat down to 67 1 2 cents and nearby corn slumping early before narrowing.
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Atlanta and New Orleans Short Line Railroads Item
A brief note references the Atlanta and New Orleans Short Line, mentioning the Atmota and Woot Poins Railroads in a compact regional update. No dates or actions are specified beyond the entities named in the OCR fragment.
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