Dull Trading and Mixed Cotton Market Movements
New York markets opened higher on improved Liverpool figures but soon weakened as government data and Wall Street nervousness triggered selling. Reports from the New York Counterpart and traders like J. Th. Hoadley fueled further speculation while receipts and near term futures showed subdued gains and persistent volatility through the session.
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New York
Valdes
Liverpool
Monthenslwale
Wall Street
London
Hugh
Tnt
Governon
Congress
Pepert
Wall
Washington
Ewing
Aliles
Mr. Howley
Newark
Romers
J. Th. Hoadley
Hoadley
Crivana
Ccccce
Galveston
Spot Cotton Market Report from Memphis and Charleston
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered market names and places including Memphis and Charleston amid garbled words. Reading suggests a cotton market note with prices or listings, but concrete values and full items are unreadable.
Cotton market and speculation dampen gains in New York
A chaotic report on cotton trading shows prices sliding as buyers hesitate. Officials and merchants, including John Swannon and Wood Violet & Corriba, weigh crop estimates and declared futures values, while Liverpool and New Orleans exchanges reflect a quiet, wary market with scarce demand. The tone notes confidence waning and potential losses looming for growers and sellers alike.
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Huang
New York
Ues
Huberstan King
New York Cotton Exchange
Memnera
Liverpool Cotton Exchange
Izieee
Wood Violett & Corriba
Well Bros
He B. Neill
Gwathmey
Lward’ Moyee & Co
Charlege Bid
Boathern Cottom Associ Catton Festkanes
Bexell
New Hogwant
Democrat
Breheng
Orienne
John Swannon
Orleana
Dee
Liverpool
Daily Cotton Letter reports muted gains and delayed speculation
New Orleans market notes a subdued trading day with little demand from spinners and buyers. Prices show scant defense to speculation as dealers expect lower levels only when the market eases. officials clarify a misread figure, stating the supply estimate remains higher than prior reports.
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New Orleans
Ariken
Theo
Capital Needed to Grow Cotton in West Africa
Washington reports the British Cotton Growing Association estimates that 200000 dollars are needed for West Africa and 300000 more in 1900 to establish a viable cotton industry. The West Indies show progress, with West Africa already a commercial success, yet experts warn substantial capital is essential for lasting growth.
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Washington
Jamiel
West Africa
West Indies
la Gow
Bnet Africa
Cotton Market Stays Steady Amid Mixed Outlook
New York and New Orleans report a steadier cotton tone with cautious sentiment. Government estimates show debate over whether acreage will rise or fall, while traders weigh if prices will fall to meet consumption. Market activity includes short selling and delayed returns as officials reference the year’s data and revised methods.
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New York
Yeo
Sue
Bureau of Wintisticn
Oee
Howe
Tendeney
TIPS LASHED From Wall Street
Private wire to Glhert and Chay reports muted gains in copper and steel sectors amid cautious trading. Morgan bank resists removing a check, while traders eye extensions in movement and selective buys on soft reactions. Major railroad and utility stocks show mixed, slower momentum with marginal appeal for marginal buyers.
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Glhert & Chay
New Fork
Marshall
Header
Staten
York
Morgan Boot
Ereckia Rapid
Treaparts Fonneyivania
Pourher
Pacific
New Yor Central
Atchison
Southern Railway
Rock Island
Notes on Grain and Provisions Pointers
A private wire from Chicago notes wheat prices held yesterday with expectations of higher values due to heavy selling and potential demand. The market shows activity in pork and oats with scattered commission houses active and calls for uniform grain grading across the United States led by market representatives meeting to discuss standardization.
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Gilbert & Clay
Chicago
Mont Uying
Rite Pat
Cudahy
Bylig
Countey
Board of Trade
United States
Ee Katherine
National Association
Boston
Galveston
Tiree
Anil
Iir
Frank Jloward
Tende
Nary
Wheat markets open heavy as oats lead in Chicago trade
Chicago December 13 oats led gains with strong demand from longs and shorts. Wheat rose 1 8th to 5 8c and corn closed 18 8c higher as deliveries and shipments were reported. Argentine wheat shipments near 400000 bushels and corn around 2000000 bushels. primary receipts showed 547000 bushels of wheat and 625000 of corn.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Seaboard
Europe
The Primary Movement Of Wheat And Corn
The primary movement shows receipts today around 0M bushels for wheat and corn with last week figures near 783,000 bushels. Yearly totals show receipts today near FH bushels and last year around 35,000 bushels, while shipments reflect last week at roughly bushels year over year.
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Chicago
Feala
Lee
Argentina
Coffee Market Opens Firm on French and World Cables
New York trading opens firm as higher French cables and global market strength lift coffee. Prices in Havre Hamburg and Santos advance while New York futures move within early range. Market observers note cautious sentiment and potential demand shifts amid fluctuating exchange rates and recent selling activity.
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New York
Dec
Dt Ak
Hroall
Louton
Havre
Stearty
Weather forecast reads fair spell Thursday and Friday
Forecast notes fair conditions for Thursday with potential gusts in the west area. Friday expects continued mild weather with clouds and light winds affecting western sections.
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Toultinws and Garres
Fale
Tharelary
Warner
Cobler
Live Stock Market Report From Daily trading notes
Market activity slowed as prices eased across key sectors. Analysts note caution with cattle and hog volumes down, while grain futures show minor gains despite uneven demand and weather concerns. Western markets remain mixed with limited new purchases and steady export inquiries.
New Orleans Cotton Futures Range Report
New Orleans markets show cotton futures trading within narrow bounds today as traders digest supply data and demand signals. Prices fluctuated on spot demand expectations with traders watching weather patterns and regional crop projections.
Atlanta Markets Fruits and Produce Items Noted
A historical Atlanta market listing outlines diverse produce and meats with prices and active status. Items include fowl such as ducks and geese, various fruits like lemons, apples, and berries, along with vegetables and staples, all showing price points and market activity.
Sugar Market Steady. Beets Show No Change Yet
A cropped note from New York indicates the sugar market remains steady with little change. Beets also show no notable movement, suggesting a quiet trading day with stable prices.
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New York
Weather map shows high and low pressure zones nationwide
The map indicates three high pressure centers and one low driven by a core near Oamba. A southern Georgia high, a California coast high near San Francisco, and a northern Montana high create chilly conditions in the northwest and warmer air elsewhere. Expect cloudy skies tonight with possible rain Friday and warmer temperatures outside the extreme southeast.
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Oamba
Georgia
California
San Francisco
Montana
Mississippi
Lake
Noutheast
Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat Moves
Liverpool market letters indicate wheat opened unchanged then fell to lower levels at 1 30 pm. Corn and other grains showed declines while trade activity remained subdued amid shifting prices and local demand factors.
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Lo Pom
Worhan
Arn
Wits
Market Slump Hits Broad Stocks In Early Trading
Trading centered in St Paul as many major issues show weakness. Opened 12 percent gains faded. high 36 percent moves uneven amid large offerings. Gains in one stock fail to lift others. Great Northern declines amid corporate capital plans. New York trading opens lower with Northern Pacific, Mexican Central, and Canadian Pacific down. overall market irregular.
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New York
Nourker
Staul
Ararda
Northern Pacific
Apprehension in London Markets Amid Bank of England Shift
Apprehension in London as traders await the Bank of England move. The market tempered by tight money rates and reduced relief from treasury operations. Selling pressure in Great Northern and Northern Pacific grows, with sympathy toward Union Pacific. Despite resistance, overall tone stays speculative and nervy. recovery expected after tomorrow’s money movement announcements.
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London
Bank of England
Great Northern
Uniow Pacific
New York
Dee
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Gibert & Clay's Daily Cotton Letter
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