Liverpool Better Than Expected In Cotton Market Review
New York March 19 The cotton market opened up to two points higher and drifted, closing near unchanged to three points lower. Liverpool bids were up slightly with 12,000 bales at full prices, while receipts hinted at a lag behind last year. Subdued demand from commission houses and persistent selling pressured prices late, with total sales around 5,600 bales and 16c lower across grades. Dry goods the day showed quieter tones with brown cottons and woolens steady or easier.
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Movements at the Ports with Cotton Prices and Stocks
Cotton movements across New York, New Orleans, Galveston, Mobile, Savannah and Charleston show steady or firm tones. Listings note middling prices from 8 16 to 9 16 with sales totals ranging from 100 to 2,600 bales and stocks varying by port, including New Orleans at 30,442 and Savannah near 46,795.
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Cotton market reports and census acreage update
The page reports scattered cotton prices and receipts across cities including Wilminston Baltimore St Louis New Orleans and Philadelphia with mid and steady tones. It also carries a detailed census bureau acreage and production comparison for 1899-1900 and notes a suggested total acreage of 27.8 million acres. Additionally a Good Friday and Saturday holiday was proposed by the New York cotton exchange with other markets to decide.
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Cotton Letter Reports Mixed New York to New Orleans Trade
European advices offered early gains before outsiders took profits. New Orleans and Houston receipts hint at higher Liver pool, while spot demand weakens and port stocks shrink. Murphy & Co. notes slight gains in cotton, but new supply remains tight and buyers slow.
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Chicago Market Review Highlights Grain Pit Volatility
Chicago on March 19 reports a broad grain pullback led by wheat amid crop damage notes and bearish sentiment Southwest. May wheat slid to 73% ac with May corn and oats following, while provisions rose on cash demand and steady hog futures. receipts and exports were mixed as traders weighed weather, shipping, and Northwest stock levels.
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Legion Tea Ad Declares No Substitute for Rich Tea
An old ad copy touts Legion Tea as richly flavored and strong, claiming no substitutes compare. It invites readers to try the product to be convinced it is the best tea, contrasting substitutes with its claimed superiority.
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Grain and staple prices drift as markets mix notes of rain
Texas rustproof 7 percent and timothy bales anchor asset prices while wheat and corn weaken in New York and Chicago quotes. Market reports from St Louis Cincinnati and Atlanta show soft flour, lower wheat, mixed grain, and firmer pork and lard along with cattle and stock movements, with regional price details and futures activity across March and May contracts.
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Railroad Frontages Drive Atlante Property Sale
No property in Atlante will en hance as rapidly as railroad frontages inside the mile circle. The owner of such a lot containing over 16,000 square feet has directed the immediate sale. Beyond, a question the cheapest of its kind to be had.
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