Dun's Weekly Review on Business Situation
New York April 14 Dun's Review to morrow says all legitimate enterprise prospers. Domestic influences grow stronger while optimism characterizes reports from leading centers. Still complaints about delays in trade development and obtaining supplies. Transportation problems hinder, though deliveries improve. Surplus freight cars indicate traffic gains. Despite price rises, consumer demand remains robust. Weekly bank clearings total $4,034,439,063.
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New York
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Professional views on cotton situation
New York April 14 Special. Placid scenes are distracting in the cotton market arguments. We believe the next activity will push prices higher, unless the Mexican or German situation worsens causing a temporary decline before a bull market. Johnston Storm & Co. report record March lint cotton consumption at 613,625 bales. The market hears bullish census news amid steady prices and rising demand. Spurts in spindles, hedging, and forward purchases by cotton merchants support upside, with 2,100,000 bales in warehouses and ample stocks to July. Experts note large implied surpluses and uncertain distribution among holders as prices edge higher.
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New York
Johnston, Storm & CO
Census Department
America
United States
I Renskorf, Lyon & CO
Nerv
GUS
Liverpool
Shearson, Hammill & CO
Sugar market in New York shows firm tone April 14
Raw sugar prices held firm with little trading interest as spot quotes remained near 6.02 for centrifugal and 6.25 for molasses with Cubas cost and freight at 3 cents. Exporters reported sales to Cubs and a local refiner booked May shipment at 6 11-16 cents, while refiners eyed bids around 6.10 fob New York and domestic demand stayed steady amid some profit taking before the close.
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New York
Cubas
Cubs
New Yorks
Uaw
Bales
Tangs
Geanary
Ess
BOS Meng
Novemmber Ie
Ow York
IORD
Paens
Unday
Wool
Jore
S More Conservatye el
Waycross prepares outline for Central Dixie highway bureau
Waycross business and professional men pledged to maintain a Central Dixie highway bureau will outline plans at a chamber of commerce meeting. Mitchell named as bureau manager will assume duties immediately, with cooperation from the chamber of commerce and the Georgia Short Route association. A record 38 automobiles entered Waycross from Jacksonville on the Central Dixie highway, with 8 p.m. figures reaching that level.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dixie Highway Bureau
Mitchell
Georgia Short Route Association
Fitewereld
Jacksonville
New York stocks update from flour grain and hay markets
Corrected by W. 8. Duncan totals show flour prices per barrel for Victory Pride of Denver Patents and White Lily self rising. meal and grain sacks list varying prices. Also included are miscellaneous food, feed, and canned goods quotes along with central U S farm staple figures and Atlantic Coast Line references.
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Eos Eee
Crucible Steel
Erie
Great Northern
Great Northern Oro
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Interborough Consol
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Germ
City Southern
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Rehigh Valley
Tb. L
Liggett and Myers
Chippewa Sein Agri
V. P
Balt
Sacks
Toe
Myers
Blocka
Ee Northern Pacifi
Pennaytyansa Silly Reading
Iron
Seaboard Air Line
Lindebaker Corp
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Tennessee Texas Co
MBI
Texas
Minton Pacific
UL & Stern
Utah Copper
Caro. Chem. Va
Tron, Cual and Joke
Ubly Western
Linton BA
Westing’e Electric
United Fruit
Kennecott
Market dips and rebounds as foreign tensions weigh and fade
The New York stock market sagged on fears from European and Mexican crises, with Mexican Petroleum sliding 3% to 99% before closing at 101. United States Steel and Crucible Steel led declines early, while rails remained resilient. A later rally lifted many active shares. Bethlehem Steel and General Motors fell, then steadied as reports of earnings and bank activity surfaced.
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New York
Mexican Petroleum
United States Steel
Crucible Steel
United States
New York Central
Union Pacific
Erie
Norfolk and Western
New Haven
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Crucible
Mercantile Marines
Paris
Ray Consolidated Copper Company
Westernnion Telegraph Company
Bounds
Hecht
New York Cotton Market Ends Mixed After Rally and Cables
In New York on April 14 nervousness over international affairs cooled to a late day rally as July cotton rose from 11.93 to 12.01 before closing at 11.97. May touched 11.77 and October 12.06 with near months supported by bullish census data and Liverpool steadiness. New Orleans market followed with steady to firmer tone as spot values held. totals showed 4,000 bales traded in New Orleans and 2,715 to arrive 1,200. Spot middling uplands 11.86 with sales 600 bales. receipts 3,770 and stock 332,087.
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New York
New Orleans
W. Ia, Waite, Jr
Waite
Mi Wood Winery
Liverpool
Laverpool
Wall Street
Fessibey
Fall River
Vieni
Census Bureau
Texas
Oklahoma
Cotton Movement Ports and Interior Totals Summary
Port movement shows New Orleans and other ports with middling prices and varied receipts, exports, and stocks. Interior movement lists Memphis, Augusta, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Little Rock, Dallan, Montgomery, and Mounton with middling prices, receipts, shipments, sales, and stock figures. Rice market in New York notes firm tone for Honduras and Japan with specific rough and clean sale figures.
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New Orleans
Balveston
Mobile
Charleston
New York
Salon
THEVR
Mounton
Memphis
Augusta
St. Louie
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Dallan
Montgomery
Honduras
Japan
Saies
Galveston
Savannah
Wilmington
Norfolk
Altingare
Seaton
Philadelphia
Brunswick
Newport News
Houston
Memphis St. Louis
Hubbard Bros and Co Cotton Merchants in New York
Hubbard Bros and Co, cotton merchants on Hanover Square in New York, list members of the New York Cotton Exchange and other exchanges, inviting orders for cotton and cotton seed oil for future delivery with favorable terms for consignments of capot cotton. correspondence invited.
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Hubbard Bros. & CO
Hanover Square
New Yor
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
U.S. Mill Takes Record Cotton Use in March Across Nation
Washington reports March cotton consumption breaks all prior records with 613,625 bales used, pushing eight month total to 4,225,990 bales. Spindles active reach a new high at 32,082,689 while exports top 59 million dollars in first seven months of the fiscal year.</s>
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Linters
Hesters Weekly Cotton Statement Affects Wheat and Market News
Chicago April 14 reports baseless rumors about the German ambassador and Wilson calling troops sparked early wheat gains then settled unsettled. Corn rose, oats unchanged, provisions up modestly as traders weighed weather, crop prospects, and international trade signals amid a busy data day.
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Wilson
Luday
Washington
Nebraska
J. E. Sains
Chick. O
White House
Seaboard
Liverpool
Argentina
Seatelty
Mills
Canada
Southien
Range Board of Trade
Sealeegheeaee Ieee
Turpentine and Rosin Markets Across Savannah and Jacksonville
Naval Stores reports from Savannah and Jacksonville show turpentine steady around 48 percent with sales and receipts in the hundreds, rosin holding firm with multiple price quotes for standard and special blends. Market activity lists receipts, shipments, stocks, and price figures across both cities, noting window glass and water white grades in trade.
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Alb
D.el
Jacksonville
Fla
A. B
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