Liverpool Market Shows Mixed Opening Amid Peace Talk
New York April 14 The cotton market opened steady with near months up slightly amid peace rumors over South Africa. Selling pressure in July and August lifted by morning highs soon gave way to declines as port receipts and heavy selling weighed on futures. May firmed to 8.95 with August at 8.78, but overall close showed near months up 2 to 7 points and deferreds little changed.
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Southern Exchange
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Review of New Orleans Market
New Orleans on April 14 reports spot cotton in moderate demand despite weather limiting activity. Sales total 3,000 bales with 700 to arrive, futures activity modest and near Saturday’s levels. Dry goods in New York show a quiet week opening, prices firm and unchanged while staple cotton goods may rise before week’s end. Regional quotes list middling ranges across several markets, with New Orleans and Savannah near 9 cents and 8 15 16 cents respectively.
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Cotton Market News From Augusta and Houston
Cotton markets across Augusta and Houston show steady middling prices with sales and receipts for April. Wheat or other crops not mentioned. the main focus remains on cotton futures in New York and related letters from Beers and Hubbard Bros about market sentiment and receipts.
Market Report Asterzoo April 14 Prices Mixed
Prices for Middling uplands and other commodities show mixed movement with gains in some specs. Receipts close to five thousand, exports steady. American contracts stay quiet as traders assess demand and fair pricing.
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Movement at the Ports Cotton Prices by City
Cotton markets show quiet to firm trading across ports from New York to Philadelphia with middling ranges from 6 23 to 15-16 cents. Receipts and stocks vary by port, including New Orleans, Baltimore, and Boston, as April reports note steady or dull conditions and notable stock levels.
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Ouston
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Savannah
Charleston
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Mid- Louis
Murphy & Co Cotton Letter Highlights Mixed Markets
New York April 14 reports show 2 107 point advance early in cotton but a downward late day move as futures weakened. Cables stronger than expected and high short interest cited amid large southern crop estimates of 9,952,000 bales, with government figures debated against December estimates. Liverpool and New Orleans notes show steady to lower tones with futures easing, while sugar and coffee markets slide amid bearish cables and ample receipts. Elgin butter sells 600 pounds at 30 cents. Naval Stores in Savannah and Wilmington show firm rosin and turpentine prices with modest activity.
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Wall Street closes feverish after rumbling session
The New York market ends with a feverish, weak undertone after wide swings and a late broad selloff. Traders fret over Louisville and Nashville control and speculate on rail policy, while Northwestern, Chicago and St. Paul movements dominate quoted stocks and bond activity.
Financial Cable Summary from The Commercial Advertiser
The London financial cable reports modest market activity with strong shares on hopes of peace in South Africa. Balfour overtures press back and forth. Consols near 95 and 94. There is talk of a new UK issue between 25 and 30 million pounds. Americans active, buyers scarce, copper and silver movements noted. Chicago grain shows mixed swings with corn volatile on short covering and speculative demand. wheat futures firm on corn strength. provisions steady. O'Dell & Co. and others cite bullish outlooks for rails and Industrials amid liquidity and merger chatter.
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London Financial Cablegram
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Denver
Rio Grande
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Atchison
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Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
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Anaconda
Amalgamated Copper
Foreign Finances and Markets Report London to Washington
London and Paris money markets show Consols at 94 16 for money and 94% for account, Atchison preferred 100, Winds Central 46, and Uarsilve weak at 24 49d. bullion into Bank of England today £15,000. Paris three per cent rentes at 101 francs 2% centimes, London exchange at 25 francs 6 centimes. Washington treasury balance shown at 7,903,000, cold 893,753,906.
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Grain Letter From Murphy Co Opens Wheat Market
Murphy & Co s Grain Letter reports wheat active and strong in morning trading on cables and sympathy with corn and shrinking stocks. Cables say British ministry recommends a 3d duty per hundredweight. Weather dry in the northwest aids feeding with rains from Kansas southward, heavy in gulf states. Corn shows excitement with rising prices, futures trading disrupted by short covering and nervous speculation. Receipts are light. repeated claims of ox appear unclear in the end.
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Gulf States
Market notes reflect mixed grain and livestock activity
In Atlanta and other markets on April 14, prices show unsettled grain futures with firmer hogs and quiet closes, while flour and meal vary. Corn and wheat move on weather, supplies, and export signals. cotton seed meal and fats hold steady. Provisions rise in pork and lard with mixed gains across regions and commodities such as coffee, sugar, and nuts showing varied levels.
Florida Vegetables and Metal Market Summary
Florida vegetables list prices per crate and quart for cabbage cucumbers peas tomatoes celery and more. The Metal Market reports London copper tin lead and Speller prices with New York and Chicago livestock figures showing cattle hogs and lamb trends across Apr 14.
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