Market summary notes week of gains amid steel export strength
New York stock scene showed mixed weakness in coal issues and resilience in steel trade. Optimism followed Farrell of Steel Corp and rising exports supported industrials. New York Central bonds loomed with a large issue and dividends often not earned yet. Trade balance strong with Europe, gold flows shifting, and banks pulsing liquidity amid new reserve rules.
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Professional views on the cotton market amid war fears
New York reports bearish sentiment for ten days as large cotton contracts moved to Liverpool from Bombay. Traders cite danger to sea commerce and restricted April cotton reserves, with fears exports will be further disrupted and shipping problems dominating the outlook.
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Bombay
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Cotton
Johnston, Storm & CO
William ST
New York City
N.Y
Railroads to test public repeal of crew laws
Pennsylvanias Samuel Rea Theodore Voorhees and Baltimore and Ohios Daniel Willard chair a new open public campaign to repeal full crew laws in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The plan uses newspaper space to present facts directly to the public and invites citizen judgment on what is right and fair.
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Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Theodore Voorhees
Reading
Daniel Willard
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Kahn
Otto H. Kahn
Willard
Union Pacific
Barriman
Harriman
Bethlehem Steel
Charles M. Schwab
Schwab
Europa
Bethlehem
Stock Exchange
Bethlehem Steel Common
Europe
Mosito
Cotton Declined Amid Liquidation in Stock Trading
New York cotton markets weakened under broad liquidation while Liverpool and New Orleans weakness pressured prices. The close fell about 11 to 13 points amid anxiety over naval war developments and export demand. Spot prices showed mixed activity with middling upland near 8.55 and gulf at 8.80, with no sales reported at times.
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United States
Steel Corporation
Wabash
Pere Marquette
Bere
New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Calles
Naval War
Department of Agriculture
Gulf
Hester
New Orleans Exchange
Cotton Movement and Wall Street Moves in February
Cotton markets show steady middling prices from Atlanta to New Orleans and Baltimore with daily receipts exports and stocks tallied across ports. Wall Street scenes weigh Bethlehem and Bethlehem Steel stock pools, rumors of dividends, and cautious trading amid gold imports and steel demand. weekly market review notes rising steel activity, copper wages, and favorable exchange and commodity trends.
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Southern Pacifc
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United States Steel Corporation
Stoel
Michigan
London
Canada
Southern Railway
New York Stocks and Cotton Prices Report
Liverpool market notes from February describe spot cotton prices in good middling at 5.26, mid not applicable at 4.94, and low middling 4.58 with 6,000 bales sold. Receipts 34,429 and 2,000 for speculation and export. Futures quiet with opening and closing figures noted, minor losses and ambiguous codes in the closing column.
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Wheat Dips as Export Pause Shakes Markets
Washington February 13. Federal Reserve reports show banks’ gold reserves and total resources led by gold holdings of about 281,372,000 with strong deposit and liability figures. Chicago markets closed nervous after wheat drops on export sales halt, with corn and oats also down and provisions weak.
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Chicago Board of Trade
PDAY GOODS ARE STEADY MORE ORDERS COMING
New York reports steady domestic dry goods markets with quiet wholesale trading. Road orders rise, wash goods modest, prints and linen are in steady demand, wide sheetings and tickings under orders, exports increasing from Red Sea ports and Africa. Cotton yarns higher, underwear steady, prices readjusted for cotton. Butter and eggs fluctuate in New York and Buffalo markets.
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Red Sea
Africa
India
Chana
Two Cotton Cargoes Bound for Germany From Galveston
Galveston Texas February reports two steamers bound for Germany. Oliver J Olson sails Bremen via Hampton Roads with 4000 bales of cotton while Leolenaw, recently bought by a local firm, heads for Bremen with 6000 bales. Season cotton receipts total 2,942,088 bales, 2.58% below last year. Provisions in Chicago show cash pork 18.60, lard 10.55.
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Gelveston
Oliver J. Olson
Bremen
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Leolenaw
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