Cotton Market Movements amid Late Day Decline and Liverpool Ties
A late day decline in cotton prices is noted with 2 to 6 point losses from the prior session as buyers await Liverpool market cues. The market shows light forward receipts and tentative demand, with expectations of a firmer tone if weekly movement improves and short interest recedes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oan
New Wk, & Company
Liverpool
Egan
Chili
Cotton and financial markets report from Raleigh and New York
The Raleigh cotton market shows steady prices and fair demand with 8 000 bales traded, while Raleigh stock and bond quotes list local bank and railroad issues bid and asked. New York notes money rates steady, bond prices little changed, and grains show varied movement amid global tensions and Chili's stance.
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Liverpool
Raleigh
Inter-State Trust and Brokerage Company
North Carolina
W.N. RR Co
N. C. Agricultural Society
Citizens’ National Bank
Commercial and Farmers Bank
National Bank of Raleigh
Avirgs Bank
Se Cotton Mills
North Caroina R. R
N.C. C. Company
Caraleigh Cotton Mills
Caraleigh Phosphate Mills
North Carolina Wagon Company
Raleigh Land and [Improvement Co
Raleigh Street Railway
Raleigh Gas Light
City of Raleigh
New York
Market News from March 1922 Commodities and Prices
Agricultural and commodity markets report firm corn with higher bids, dull oats but steady spot prices, and steady coffee futures. Pork dull, lard lower, butter and cheese steady, eggs quiet, and molasses and sugar showing mixed to steady movement. Wheat and corn futures hold firm or dull depending on commodity. regional Boston and Baltimore markets show similar trends with grain prices and provisions varying by quality and grade.
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Fair Rio
Rio
Santos No
Curiaco
Baltimore
Turpentine and Rosin Prices Steady Across Markets
Market reports from multiple cities show spirits turpentine steady with firm rosins. In Winnaton North Carolina on January 27 spirits at 31 cents. rosin at 1.10 to 1.15 for strained varieties. New York notes 34 and 31/3 cents and rosin dull at 1.324 to 1.374. A Waynesville North Carolina depot fire destroys contents ונ fire suspected incendiary.
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Winnaton
N. C
Savannan
Clareston
S. C
Western North Carolina Railroad
Waynesville
Board Officers Named In Local Organization
J. J. Thomas serves as President and A. A. Thompson as Vice-President of the organization, outlining the leadership slate.
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J. J. Thomas
A. A. Thompson
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