Markets in Liverpool Echo Shipping of Cotton Prices Fall
Hubbard Bros. & Co. of New York report selling orders in Liverpool and on Wall Street shook the market by several points. The move reflected fears that tariff revisions and wartime policy shifts will dampen business and cotton consumption in the U S. Spinners, observing weaker demand, have delayed purchases while European cotton stocks shrink. Bearish sentiment dominates now, with prices down about 30 points though recoveries occur. Planting season looms as new crop deliveries look lighter and prices trend lower. Linseed prices listed for Duluth delivery with bids and asks noted.
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New York
Liverpool
Europe
Cotton Breaks to New Low Ground in Weekly Trade
New York April 12 Cotton market weak and unsettled with prices breaking into new low territory for the week amid active selling. Opening steady then declined 4 to 107 points. late trading saw renewed pressure with net losses of 16 to 18 points old crop and 18 to 32 points new crop. Heavy selling by traders and reports of consumption forecasts favored by bearish sentiment.
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New York
Mississippi Valley
Bremen
New England Milla
New Orleans
Liverpool
Dalles
Dry Goods Market and Bond Listings in New York
The report notes quiet markets for cotton goods and dull man’s wear with brown goods easing. Liverpool statistics show exports and receipts in various categories, while a broad list of U.S. and international bond and stock quotations follows, including American Tobacco, Armour, Central of Georgia, Reading, Union Pacific, and Westinghouse, with bid prices and series.
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U.S
Allla-Chalmery
American Agricultural Go
American Yel
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American Tobacco
Armour and Go
Atchison Gen
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HSB
Ays
Bite
Brooklyn Transit
Central of Georgia Sa
Central Leather
Chesapeake
Olio Sie
Chicago
Alton Sige
Quincy Jolnt
Gee
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Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson Ev
Denver and
Rio Grande
Distillers Ba
Wiltnels Central
Interborough-Met
Inter
Merc
Marina
Jdapau
Lake Shore
Loulaviné
Nash
Miscouri
Ken
Teass
Pacific
Ae National Rys
Merica
New York Central
Sigs
N. H
Hartford Co
Norfolk and Western Ist
Northern Pacifica
Oregon Short Penn
Reading
St. Louis
San. Fran
Westinghouse
Wisconsin Central
Coffee futures falter amid Hamburg liquidation pressure
New York April 1 futures opened with a 1 percent decline as Hamburg area selling spurred bear pressure. A mid morning rally faded, prices slid again on continued selling. Close down 1 to 1 8 points, with total sales 3 750. Spot Rio seven and Santos noted weakness and Brazilian port receipts fell from last year.
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Galveston
Ortesna Sori
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
New York
Pigife
Houston
Augusta
St Tanis Wat
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Hamburg
Gelere
Wader
Santon Tours
Wees Mish
LLG
Apts
Is Ae Woo
Wee
Dana Ve Oee
Jaaty Sone
BATON
ISIS
Elogivas
Hargitie
Tariff talking bears push market in early trading
The New York market opened lower, with declines of 4 to 6 points, eventually closing down around 16 points on May contracts and about 11 points on new crop months. Traders noted little weather interest and active long line selling while longs took aim at shorts.
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New York
Wall Street Gloom Deepens As New Capital Struggles
New York, April 12. The search for fresh capital returns as a market drag with new issues priced down. Al Paul sells 30 million in 41/2 per cent bonds and New York Central offers one year 5 per cent notes at discount signaling deeper valuation cuts. High grade railroad bonds suffer, Baltimore and Ohio convertibles slump after underwriting dissolution. London and Paris markets reflect global tightening, while cotton exports and foodstuffs curtail U.S. banking credits abroad. Copper deliveries hit a monthly high, wheat conditions look favorable, and tariff talks spark market unease amid transport labor disputes and Union Pacific concerns.
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Amalgamated Copper
Lehigh Valley
Agricultural Louisvile
Nashville
St. P
Ste. M
Say & Bay
Missouri
Kan
Texas
New York
Amer
Ont
Wests
Norfolk and Western
Mat
Anne
Bazar Resaning
Noes
Northern Pacific
Telane Tel . A
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
Anaconda Mining .Co 400 Ag
People's Gas Scene Tee
Pittsburg
C. C
Bil
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Iron and Steel
Canadian Pacific
Brooklyn
Renee Fron and
Steel
Chesapeake and Ohio
OTH Rock Bland Co
Chicago Great Western
Chi
St. Paul
Southern Railway
Baer
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and
Rio Grande
Tennessee
Texas and Pacific
Distillers Securities
Union Pacific
Thayes
United States Realty
United States Rubber
Great Northern Pfd
United States Steel
Great Northern Oro
Shingis Central
Fia
Utah
Ie Os
Wales
Interborough Met
ITM
Wabash Wa
Carolina Chemical Mettle Ees
Pta
S$ Ae
Inter-Harvesten
Maryland
Inter-Marine
Western Union
We International Paper
Westinghouse Bloc
International
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Kansas City
Southern Lacrede Gas Aeaia4 & Te
Eaom
al Paul
New York Central
London
Paris
Great activity shown in the steel market
New York reports rapid normalization after flood disruption. Railroads plan multi-million replacements, with Pennsylvania Railroad to spend 6 million and Baltimore and Ohio 2 million. Strong demand for structural shapes, wire products, spikes, and shipbuilding tonnage rises on the Atlantic coast. Copper and tin market conditions noted as firm to active.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Chico
San Francisco
London Stock Market Ends Week With Mixed Gains
London and the market closed with most shares firm and higher, while sentiment remained cautious on tariff fears and potential tax impacts. Consols rose for money while Canadian Pacific gained, but demand waned for American and some copper securities amid tariff revision worries and forthcoming bond issues.
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London
Monay
Foreign Finances Reported Across Major Cities
London notes bullion worth £15 60s taken to the Bank of England for ambulance purposes. Paris reports three per cent rente rates at 84 francs 15 centimes for accounts with London exchange at 25 francs 25 centimes. Berlin lists London exchange at 20 marks 49 pfennigs for checks and a 3 percent money rate. Private discount rates are cited at 43 percent.
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London
Bank of England
Paris
Berlin
Provisions Market Report from Chicago and Cincinnati
Chicago and Cincinnati markets show varied prices for meats and lard with April readings. Park prices range around 10.05 to 11.62 percent, notes mention lard at 10.95 and bacon around 2 to 3 dollars, while overall activity hints at steady tones and fluctuating rates across multiple items.
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Park
Park Wnehankett
Tara “Anghanged
Tonkaggia Feaby
Bacon
Cincinnati
Weather forecast triggers wheat price tumble across markets
Chicago reports a broad weather outlook predicting fine conditions nationwide. Wheat futures declined as moisture and favorable seeding weather eased demand, while corn and oats also fell. Provisions edged up on short-covering, aided by a government livestock stock report. Prices in New York and St Louis showed broad softness, with light buying and reduced export activity noted.
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Chicago
Kansas
Northwest
Seaboard
Shorts
Atlanta Market Prices Mock Historic Grocery Ledger
An OCR fragment lists varied commodity prices and product names such as stock items, meats, lards, cereals, tobaccos, and provisions. Items include Beane rising prices, Leather-Whits Gak, Mince Meat Blue Ribbons, Olives, and multiple tobacco brands. Provisions section covers Cornfield hams, pork sausage, bacon, lard, and frankfurters with assorted weight ranges.
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Taran
Feltroad Railroad
Duke
Bull Durherm
Victory
Sensation
Eagle
Guar Navy
Cotker
Battle Ax
Gravely
Doubis Pa Boe
Sehnappas
Movement of Grain and Bank Records Across Cities
Grain trade reports from St Louis and Kansas City show receipts and shipments for flour wheat corn and oats with sizable outbound tonnages. New York banks report improved reserve levels and reduced loans while noting cash gains driven by domestic flows and spring demand.
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Tae
Qaly
BT TK
Jwy AG
Baty
Wit
Bag
Ose
Chicago
St. Louis
Koosts City
Market End Rally Follows Brisk Bear Covering
New York April 18 After a firmer tone in early trading stocks trimmed losses as bears covered shorts. High grade bonds faced selling due to anticipated readjustment for new issues. International Agricultural preferred fell 21 points on a cautionary note. London and Canadian Pacific saw foreign demand supporting prices. Bank statement hopes boosted cash reserves by over 5 million, while total bonds sold reached 1.262 million par value.
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New York
Ramely
Californ Petroleum
Mexican
International Agricultural Preferred
Bears
Supreme Court
Minnesota
London
Canadian Pacific
United States
Naval Stores Market Report from Mavennak Georgia
The April market notes show turpentine and rosin receipts and prices with Gunston formatting. Figures include turpentine at 73 cents, rosin receipts and shipments near 95 and 96,403 units, and crude turpentine barrels priced at 8 dollars. Metals prices in New York show copper and related market activity with minor fluctuations.
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Mavennak
Lane & Imington
Engel
Bates
First Mortgage Bond and Capital Stock Offer Details
The notice outlines a $100 six percent first mortgage bond and $100 common stock share offer from Commons Capital Stock. It indicates interest calculations from the first of the month and a purchase date around January 4, with par value used for bond interest figures.
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Commons Capital
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