Market Report on Cotton Prices and Wheat Trends
Jan. 13. Messrs. & Company note a worn complexion in the market with Liver pool prices about 6 to 7 higher per bale. Spot sales, yarns, and cotton futures opened steady then advanced and receded. Receipts at New Orleans are not promising. total port receipts may top around 17,000 bales. Analysts caution on exaggerated moves and predict potential gains for consumers if prices firm.
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Messrs. & Company
Liveroe
Arket
New Orleans
New Oroast
Rt, Wilson & Co
Liverpool cotton prices ease as sales rise to 10000 bales
Liverpool spot cotton is moderately active with Easier prices. Middling uplands sold at 4d. Sales reach 10,000 bales. Futures hold steady. New York money closed at 25 to 3 percent. Exchange steady. Rates shown and bonds organized with 6s bid at 109.
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Liverpool
New Yorks
Market Notes From New York and Baltimore on Stocks and Commodities
January reports show varying bids for railroad shares and consols, with Virginia, North Carolina, and Alabama notes trading amid price bids. Grain and livestock futures moved, flour prices steady, wheat, corn, oats futures higher on strong demand while spot prices posted firmer cash levels across varieties.
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New York
Oregon
Alabama
Alaabama
Louisiana
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina Browns
Ballmore
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Central
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Wheat and grain dull to firmer in Chicago and Baltimore markets
Bradstreet figures show a large drop in visible supplies and strong demand for provisions despite bearish tone. Wheat, corn, and oats move higher on mixed futures. pork and lard gain modestly. Baltimore closes with firm wheat and steady butter and coffee while sugar and copper hold gains.
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New York
City
West Indies
Hull
State
Pennsylvania
Cucaco
Ill
Bradstreet
Baltimore
Fair Rio
Turpentine and Rosin Report From Several Markets
Wilmington and Charleston report spirits turpentine steady around 30 cents with rosin firm near 1.20 to 1.40 per barrel or ton. New York notes a 33 to 33 1 4 cent range for spirits turpentine and rosins steady at 1.35 to 1.40 for various qualities. Savannah also shows spirits turpentine at 30 cents with rosin around 1.15.
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Willmington
N. C
New York
Cuarieston
S. C
Savannan
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Stocks and Bonds
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Chicago Produce Market
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Colvin
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Express
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
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Marston Remedy CO
Park Place
N.Y
D&w
Sunnyside
James M. Lamb
Fayetteville
N.C
Joe Gill
Register’s Office
Wake County
Court House
Wake Forest College
Wake
J.S. Purefsy
Wake Forest Cemetery
J.N. Holding
Tds Mortgagee
William E. Russell
G. Viola & Sons
J. R. Ferrall & Co
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Fayetteville Street
Florida
Vermont
Gordon & Dilworth
Atmore
Buckingham
C. A. Goodwin
E. L. Remsburg
Raleich
E. L Remsburg
Fayetteville N. C
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Fayetteville and
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The
Rale and Fayetteville Marble Works
J. J. Thomas
W. Brewer
J. J. Thomas & GO
S. Withing
Ton
Lee’s
J. J. Thomas & CO
Haw River
Saxapahaw
Paxapahaw
Alama
James Newlin
Saxapnhaw
Huat
Ulipathin
Noe Flace
Woollcott & Sons
Children's
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W.t. & B.S, Tucker & CO
W.H. & B.S. Tucker & Co
Fayetteville St
Caton
Preg
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