Cotton makes high record on steady New York market
New York's cotton market closed at a high after a brisk session with sales around 526,000 bales. Futures opened steady to up and rose through midday before easing. premiums on spot cotton rose, while Southern holders resisted higher prices. Export demand supported gains. Liverpool quotes showed mixed movements with prices steady to higher later in the day.
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Hester's Weekly Cotton Statement from New Orleans
New Orleans reports Secretary Hester's weekly cotton statement with movement figures for the season and year comparisons. The data cover total exports, inland and seaboard stocks, inland overland flows, and regional mill takings across the United States, with 187 days of the season showing totals and variances from prior years.
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Market Special Causes Rule Market And Seabased Coal Carriers
New York and Washington reports show desultory trading led by professional operators. Seaboard bituminous coal carriers rose on Baltimore and Ohio earnings. U S Steel and metals were heavy. Money on call ease and treasury balances improved with strong stock and bond activity. currency and sterling exchange noted.
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Gold mining offer promises huge Peru venture profits
An advertisement touts a guaranteed investment return plus 6 percent interest and a free block of Peruvian Gold Mining Stock. It claims government reports and affidavits support the claim, cites vast Peruvian gold districts, and promises mining with dredges for placer output ranging from 10 cents to 20 dollars per cubic yard.
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