Last Chance to Quit as Market Signals Turn Upward
Monroe La December 23 1913 New Orleans market liquidations near end of long contracts and hedges. Cotton markets showed an upward tendency with about 25 points rally due to scarce offerings and shorts covering. Liverpool opened down then closed higher while coton demand remained solid amid better tone and good inland demand.
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