Cotton Market Near Close Shows Mixed Activity
New York reports indicate dry goods and cotton markets easing after a brief uptick in activity. Buyers remain cautious amid Wall Street unease, with no large purchases and emphasis on early delivery. October futures rise over 10 cents, December also strengthens as scalping moves unfold. weather shows crops nicely wet in the south, while market outlook remains unsettled.
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Bond market brief shows mixed US and rail issues quotes
The page lists various U S registered coupon bonds with adjustments and prices from issuers including Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Baltimore and Ohio Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Alton Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific and others. It notes closing bond quotations for several railroads, utilities, and steel stocks with unit prices and yields.
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Market swings mark cotton outlook amid stocks and weather
The report traces a mixed cotton market with improving London Liverpool sentiment, renewed selling by a major bull, and expectations of weather favorable to crops. It notes rising prices early, then declines as selling pressure mounts, with New Orleans and New York futures showing volatility.
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Live Stock and Metal Markets Mixed Across Major Hubs
The report covers cattle receipts and prices in Chicago Kansas City and St Louis with figures for Texan and Western cattle milked markets, and notes steady to lower tendencies. It includes hog, sheep, and calf quotes and lists, for metals, London and New York tin copper lead and zinc pricing, plus regional iron and bullion activity.
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Prices Higher At The Opening In Grain And Provisions
Chicago and Atlantic markets show higher opening prices with wheat weak and September futures down sharply. Corn and oats fluctuated as weather and supply data influenced trading. wheat closed lower amid rain forecasts and heavy selling. Primary receipts and regional reports indicated mixed demand and ongoing price pressure across grains and provisions.
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Lard and Groceries Markets Reported Across Cities
Prices for lard bacon and pork products hold steady in Chicago Cincinnati and New York markets with lard around 6.95 and 7.75 per 100 pounds, bacon near 8.00, and pork prices easing. Coffee, sugar, and groceries see mixed moves in Atlanta New York and New Orleans with refined dullness and wholesale price shifts noted.
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Seaboard Air Line Weekend Rates to Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard Air Line offers Saturday weekend trips to Wrightsville Beach at 7.80 round trip. Double daily service with through Pullman cars. Beach stay of three days. For details visit City Ticket Office at Piedmont Hotel Annex, 115 Peachtree Street.
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Willing To Wait. A Partridge Tale From Boys At Princeton
In a Philadelphia Ledger piece attributed to Paul van Dyke, a lighthearted anecdote recalls a hunt with his brother Henry van Dyke at Princeton. The brothers, excited by a covey of partridges on a frozen pond, argue comically about whether to shoot while the birds are running versus stopping.
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