Liverpool Leads Advance in Cotton Markets as New York Opens Higher
New York opened 3 to 10 points higher and closed about 12 points up amid Liverpool gains on favorable weather and big buying from private cables. New Orleans and other ports followed with firm futures and steady to higher prices as bull pools influenced activity. Weather and demand uncertainties lingered, but overall market tone remained bullish with continued advances in cotton futures and related goods.
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New York
Liverpool
Bull Clique Commission House
Bull Fool
Pratt
Dales Bee
New Orleans
Agai
York
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Orptn
Selec
el Ae
Denvary
Vluseu
Inasa
H. & B. Beer
Reading
America
Taverpool
El-ison
Fel
Chreghié
New Orleans Eatian Exchange
New York Chronicle
Ellison
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Closing Stock Quotations From Chicago Markets
A dense list of bonds and stocks with varied yields and terms. Entries include Chicago M and St Paul general 4s, Chicago and Northwestern con, Illinois Central, Denver and Rio Grande 4s, Missouri Kansas Texas 2s, New York Central general 4s, Norfolk and Western 4s, Reading General 4a, Toledo and Western 4s, Union Pacific 4a, Wisconsin Central 4q, and other listed securities with prices or notes on convertibles and debentures.
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Cis
Yast
Union Pachic
Ad. Ee
Baltimore
Qghie
Canadian Pacific
Umada Southern
Boots
Winconsin Central
Chiage
Ad Wash
Chloes
Great Western
United States
Northwestern
Gs Amer
Foundry
Din Oh
el Are
Hatvon
Amer
Lark Art Woat
Rio Grande
Annerian Mining Co
Tiree
Ug Bo
Brooklyn Haple Transit
Colorado
Fig Consolidated Gas
Continental Tobacco
ViGt Northern
Hocking
Iowa Central A
Toe Ito
International Power
Lake Erie
Western
Vega Lacleds Ga
Do. Preferre
Arn National Hiscult
Manhattan I
Gourevie
Naantite
National Ry of Mexico
Minneapolis
Louis Tole
Missouri Pacific
Massari
Kansas
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Westar
Tennessee
Southwestern
St. Paul
Kansas City Southern
Sothern Sis Sour
Mock Island
Southern Railway
Ean
Texas and Pacific
Seabourn Air Line
Toledo
St Louis
West
Atlantic Coast Line
Aay
Chicago
St Pas
Chicag Rock Island
Pacifiy
Ley Coun
Cloraro Ana Southern
Denver
Grasile
Oo Fort Worth
Hocking Valley
Manhattan
Lawiadie
Neste
Mexicar
S Tatege
Missouri
Kaynsas
New York
EU i
Wheeling
Wisconsin Central
Fock Tsiand
John W. Dickey
Augusta
Georgia
West Point
Dalton
Albany
Asheville
N. C
Atlanta and Weat Folat R. & Cm
Georgia Railroad and Benking Co
Georgia Hailroad
Nd Bankine Co
Central of Georgia
Mfovlie G.arom
Chattancoche and Gulf
Georgia Railroad
Banking Co
Savannah
Wheat Market Slips Then Rallies in Dull Nashville Trade
Chicago February 17 wheat traded dull with May closing 3-8 higher at 7 1-8 78 1-l. May corn rose to 45 9-8c amid firming notes and strong export demand. Oats eased as contract stocks rose. hogs strong and pork firmer, May delivery at 17 17 1-2. Receipts varied across Minneapolis and Duluth. imports and Bradstreet data cited. Local markets show scattered activity with slight gains in wheat and corn offset by weaker oats and steady to higher hogs.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Minneapolis 4
Duluth
Coffee and Cotton Market Notes From New Orleans and New York
Sugar products in New Orleans show steady prices with various open kettle and centrifugal grades. molasses and sirup values noted. Cotton seed oil in New York steadies as lard and meal advance, with crude and yellow varieties priced. Memphis reports carload prices for crude and refined oil. refined barrel rates listed. New York opens March cotton at 9.50 to 9.59, Liverpool bullish on weather and supply, awaiting near term receipts and potential price advances.
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Rio
Cordova
Fair Refining
New Orleans
Bae
New York
Memphis
Kansas City and Saint Paul Livestock Market Roundup
Cattle receipts at Avestock Market Chicago 5000 with prices for steers 4.40 to 5.50 and cows 1.30 to 4.30. Hogs receipts 21000 with mixed gains and losses and prices from 6.60 to 7.50. Sheep receipts 12000 with strong run and wethers 5.00 to 5.75, native lambs 5.00 to 7.00. At Hansess City cattle receipts 6400 natives and 400 Texans with calves 400 natives. Cattle prices show slight lower or higher movements. hogs higher by about 30 cents.
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Avestock
Chicago
Texas Fed
One. S. Hansess City
Texas
Market reports from St Louis and London dated February 17
cattle receipts 2 800 with Texas and native steers priced up to 6 5. native lambs listed at 3 85 to 6 25, western lambs 3 75 to 4 25. hog receipts 3 090 with prices from 6 85 to 7 3, sheep market steady with lambs around 5 20. London exchange and bank notes show Consols at 9 13 16, Berlin and Paris rates noted, and Liverpool grain futures for wheat and corn quoted.
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Atlanta
Fallon
Georgia
Tennessee
Jersey
Mediary
New York
Florida
Virginia
California
Foreign Exchange
London
Atchison
Illinois Central
Louisville
Nashville
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Treasury
Paris
Lordon
Turpentine and rosin markets across ports report mixed sales
In Savannah Charleston Wilmington and Atlanta reports show turpentine and rosin firm receipts and sales varying by grade with prices including 2.05 to 3.40 in Savannah and 1.85 to 3.80 in Charleston while Atlanta lists flour and grain prices and Chicago quotes show mixed grain and flour futures with No 2 corn around 43 cents and spring wheat 71 to 73 cents.
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Naval
Savannah
A. B.C. D. Elf
Charleston
Wilmington
Atlanta
Victor
Chicago
Market notes show grain prices rise and fall across cities
Wheat and corn futures mixed with firming spot demand and steady to higher Midwest quotes. No. 2 red wheat led gains in St Louis with May-July futures modestly higher. Provisions and lard climbed in Atlanta and Chicago markets while New York prices remained firm on refined goods.
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York
London
Glasgow
Mitchesboro
Northern
North
Southern
Southern Soft
St Louis
Liverpool
California
Minetanati
Ted
Beaiish
Mareh
St. Loouis
Atlanta
St. Louis
Bacon Strow
Chicago
Messbork
Cincinnati
Western Steam
Available Supply Changes in Wheat Corn and Oats
Special Bradstreet reports February 17 note wheat supplies in US and Canada east of the Rockies fall by 391000 bushels with a 700000 bushel rise in Europe acreage. Total supply up 359000. Corn east of the Rockies increases 1635000 bushels and oats east of the Rockies rise 198000 bushels.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Rockies
Europe
McReage
Wall Street Mixed as Storm Disrupts Trades and Antitrust Fears Rise
Prices moved irregularly amid storm disruption of wire service and weak outside orders. Industrial shares led by Amalgamated Copperway and Tennessee Coal rose on earnings or speculation, while margins narrowed amid tourism and gold export rumors.
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New York
Stock Exchange
United States
Congress
Amalgamated Copperway
Tennessee
Anaconda
Amalgamated
Metropolitan Street Railway
Seling
Sterling Exchange
Paris
Jondon
Erie
St. Louis
San Francisco
Prime Mercantile
Bankers
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edEta
Ben
Galveston
Norfolk
Altimore
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Finn
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Loulaville
Houston
New Yorks
Oo Trady
Great Britain
France
Great Briain
Continent
Elminent
USA
Eneral
Adutment
Ofio
Alton
Hartingston
Quincy
Malaga
Hsto
Pensacola
Fla
Mobile
Ala
Central of Georgia Railway
W. H . Fogg
Wall Street
Atlanta, Ga
Ranger Ag
Wil i
St. Leni
Tex
Arbuckle
Lion
Canice Inc
Shoke
South Georga
L. W
Worcester
James Swann
E. Currer
Romare
R. Bloodworth
Atlanta National Bank
United States Depository
A.E. ‘Thornton
FE. Block
Inetan
G. F. Carrier
Toma
Banke
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Company
George M. Brown
Joseph A. McCord
Joseph E. Boston
Ses
Treas
Payne & Tye
Walter Swewwaves
Fourth National Bank
NEW Graphophone
Atlanta “Phonograph Company
Peachtree $T
Robinson-Humphrey CO
Pal and Corporation
Gue
Eeetric Light Company
Logal Segurities
Cotton Commission Merchants
Century Building
New York Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Assn
Southern Exchange
Gould Building
Sticks
Ghain
Martin & Bro
Investment Securities
W. H. Patterson & CO
A. B. Baxter & CO
Murphy & CO
South Pryor Street
Jackson Building
Broadway
South
R.M. Seale & Co
N. Pryor
Asime
Ategicn
Haut & Facese Aiec CO
Caetar
Aseerea
Alec
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