Cotton Opens Steady Then Weak Amid Heavy Liquidation
The cotton market opened steady with prices a few points mixed, then turned very weak under heavy selling by commission houses and room traders. July remains a focal point as Western accounts held large longs, but midday gains faded and the close finished modestly lower amid cautious sentiment and strong New Orleans and Houston receipts.
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Cotton Receipts and Prices at New York and Ports
New York cotton markets report quiet trading with middling grades around 87 16 at the port totals. Receipts for the period show 7 226 bales in New York with stock at 3 729 and 98 127 at the other port.
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Cotton market reports across port cities and futures
Cotton trading updates from Mobile to Boston show varied middling values March 24, with receipts, stock, and sales figures across multiple ports. Market letters from New York and New Orleans describe shifting prices, Liverpool and London sentiment, and speculative activity influencing futures and spot levels.
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Wall Street Rally Fails. Market Closes Heavy As Readings Leads
New York trading sees early rally fade with dull, uneven activity. Readings lead gains while Amalgamated Copper weak on Angonda dividend fears. Readings and St. Paul rise amid mixed bank liquidity concerns as money market tightens ahead of April settlements.
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Chicago Market Activity Abounds as Wheat Leads Trade
Chicago markers show heavy action with bulls and bears battling in the pits. May wheat advances while corn trades briskly amid mixed sentiment and favorable weather signals lifting prices. provisions firm as receipts rise and traders cover shorts.
Atlanta market notes mixed with coffee and dairy prices
A fragmented market report from Atlanta dated March 4 to 24 lists various commodity prices. Coffee per 100 pounds ranges around 10.30 to 10.80, sugar at 4.90 per unit, New Orleans syrup at about 45 cents, and dairy items with cream at 1.25 and butter around 16. Stock items include eggs per dozen, poultry prices for hens and turkeys, and assorted groceries and canned goods teased by partial figures.
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Brisk Atlanta Market Prices Apr 2 191? Foodstuffs
Atlanta market report lists fruits vegetables and confections with prices. Apples fancy at 5.50 per box seedling California 260 box bananas per bunch 1.25 walnuts No 1 12c almonds 33 pecans 12 mixed nuts five cents peanuts 2 51 Virginia 2 51 Georgia pineapple crate 3.25 to 3.50 figs 16 cents citron 16 cents per unit.
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Plovida Vegetables and Turpentine Market Update
Plovida vegetables list cabbage cucumbers beans tomatoes strawberries English peas and celery with crate and drum prices. Savannah reports turpentine quiet with receipts and sales figures. rosin firm with limited activity. Wilmington notes spirits turpentine and rosin unchanged with receipts. Charleston shows turpentine and rosin unchanged.
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