Cotton Market Slumps in New York Trading
New York July 15 The reactionary movement dominated the cotton market with further liquidation. Close showed a net decline of 20 to 28 points as early losses deepened and bears pressured long positions amid forecasts of a Texas drought break and shifting winds. Receipts at ports reached 6,616 bales and New Orleans shed 177 bales while Houston bought 1,437 bales.
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United States Steel Triggers Wild Stock Market Session
United States Steel dominated the New York stock market with heavy trading and a broad rally. Analysts cited strong steel industry signals, Morgan's move from England, and anticipated earnings for the second quarter as factors driving the advance and investor optimism.
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July wheat prices tumble after early peak on Chicago board
Wheat for July delivery surged to a high above 1.26 before sliding nearly 7 cents as selling grew, with July at 1.23 and September about 1.10. Cash wheat weakness in the southwest, higher country dealer sales, and improved Midwest weather spurred the decline. Corn and oats remained weak, provisions firm, and mixed commodity signals followed through the day.
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Mining Stocks Advance and Decline Across Markets
Boston July 1 stock roundup shows Arizona Commercial 38 percent, Arizona Coalition at 8, Cahimet and Arizona at 101, Green Canadea 93-8, Nevada 23 1-4, North Butte at 60 bid. Trading activity highlights mixed performance across mining equities.
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London Stock Market Sees Mixed Opening and Broad Steadying
London traders reported a cautious start with American securities showing varied moves. Light buying lifted prices modestly, noon levels held steady, and U S Steel traded around 23 48 with speculation on a possible dividend rate amid cleanup activity by Amalga fy.
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Market Prices For Food Goods And Grains Across Cities
A long list of current prices is reported, including Carned best at $3.50 per case, Van Camp cream $2.80 per small case, sardines $8.50 per case, salmon $5.25 per case, tomatoes 2 pounds $1.25 and 3-pound case $1.75, and various brands of flour and butter. Regional quotes cover St Louis, Chicago, New York, Atlanta, and Kansas City with grains, meats, and produce prices, plus futures close and spot rates for wheat, corn, oats, lard, pork, and butter.
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