Opened Lower Closed Higher Cotton Market News
New York March 4 No important change in the cotton market today as trading remained quiet. An opening decline driven by lower cables gave way to a rise on prospects of unsettled southern weather and delayed new crop prep. The close was steady near the best, with receipts up from last week and spot prices steady at mid upland and gulf levels. Reports from Lawrence indicate strikers returning to work. German trade active in yarns and cloths.
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Sentes
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Jundiaby
Sao Paulo
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Cordova
Cotton market and spot prices in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton market shows quiet spot action with middling around 10 1 2 cents and receipts about 9 465 bales. Futures opened steady and closed steady to up 4 points on bearish gossip, with weather and Liverpool export activity influencing thin trading and short covering.
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Liverpool
New York
Hulle
Shorts
Galerton
Bears
Nest
Ceneaus Bureau
Stocks Resume Upward Move Amid Mixed Signals
New York March 4 The stock market reopened with an upward tilt despite weak outlooks and global tensions. Reading and United States Steel led gains while American Tobacco and American Snuff lagged. Trading was near weekly highs as hopes persisted for higher dividends from General Electric and improved earnings in key sectors.
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Dry Goods Market Woes Hit Leads and Yarns in March
New York March 4 Leading staple dress goods firms report withdrawals of their lines due to mid year shortages. The cotton blanket emergency raised prices with orders after August 1 taken at current value. Yarn markets stay firm while burlap jumps on Dundee strike effects. Jobbers report fair business across departments.
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Dreas Goods
Dundee
Estimated Receipts Tuesday Reported for Galveston and New Orleans
Galveston estimated receipts range from 15 000 to 16 000 while last year’s cat was 4 556. New Orleans expects 10 000 to 11 000 against 938 the previous year. The figures reflect anticipated revenue contrasts by city and past year results.
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Galveston
Orleans
Market notes from New York and Liverpool on March 4
Market reporting signals modest trading and mixed tone with weather impacts, cotton seed oil prices firming on lard strength, and widespread sentiment of cautious buying. Reports from New York and New Orleans detail futures ranges and spot levels, with shipments and fertilizer movements noted in the southern states.
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Hubbard Bros. € CO
Hanover, Square
New York
New, Orleans
Liverpool
Heese
Wheat drops over half a cent in Chicago trading
Chicago reports a discouraging session as visible wheat supply declined little. May futures range 1.0254 to 1.04% with last sale near 1.03%. Corn weak, oats steady, cash grades softer, and hogs and pork also firm to weaker amid cautious selling and unsettled weather.
Visible Supply of Gain Shows Grain Stock Shifts
The visible grain supply in the United States for March 2 reports Wheat 57,080,000 bushels down 493,000. Wheat in bond 8,184,000 up 1,125,000. Flour 14,256,000 up 255,000. Oats 14,396,000 up 374,000. Oats in bond 1,304,000 up 426,000. Rye 1,003,000 down 14,000. Barley 2,615,000 down 44,000. Barley in bond 685,000 down 8,008. Canada wheat 25,637,000 up 1,528,000.
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New York
United States
New York Produce Exchange
Canada
Liverpool Wheat and Turpentine Markets Report
Liverpool and Savannah market notes show quiet wheat futures across March May and July with mixed new and old corn. Turpentine and resin prices hold firm in Savannah Charleston and Jacksonville with varied receipts shipments and listed bids and grades.
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Liverpool
Savannah
Ateck
Charleston
Hosin
Range of Cotton Options Bonds and Bank Clearings
A detailed listing of U S government and corporate bonds with bids and coupons across multiple issues. The article also reports Atlanta bank clearings for March 4, noting totals and year over year change at the Atlanta Clearing House Association.
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Atlanta Bank Clearings
Atlanta Clearing House Association
Totlow
New York Money and Exchange Reports and New Orleans Cotton Quotes
Money on call eased at 2 percent with demand on prime mercantile paper. Bankers note steady pesos and government bonds. New Orleans cotton market shows mixed quotes with May and July futures fluctuating between 10.40 and 10.64, closing near 10.50.
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X Money and Exchange
New York
Joans &Run
Prima Mercantile
Fume Zit
Banaax
Bareliver
New Orleans
Ae Aelinan
Ene
London Stock Market Opens Steady in Early Trade
London on March 4 reports American securities opening easy and near flat with declines led by Canadian Pacific. By noon prices were mostly unchanged to fractionally lower from Saturday's New York close. Late session saw slight firming and overall quiet market with Consols at 05-10 and money around 2.3 percent.
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London
Continent
Canadian Pacific
New York
Consola
Metals market roundup from New York and London
New York metal markets report firm copper futures and spot tin and lead movements with arrivals at 1 170 tons. Exports show 1 587 tons this month while iron and antimony show mixed firmness in London and East St Louis markets. Lead weak in St Louis trading.
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London
Spot
Sune
East St. Louis
Cookson’s
Cleveland
Northerny
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Southern Soft
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Provisions Market Notes From Chicago and Other Cities
Market bulletins show pork and lard prices steady across Chicago and St Louis with minor changes in related cuts. New York reports pork and hams steady while dry salt meats and bacon offer mixed firmness. New Orleans notes rough and clean rice markets with varied grades and global references.
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Chicago
Ft. Louis
New York
Treasury Statement Summary From Early Fiscal Year
Treasury report shows cash balance in treasury offices at 61,511 dollars with banks totaling 33,024,200 dollars. General fund balance listed as 122,0M62e with receivership receipts of 1,199,186 dollars and ordinary disbursements of 2,599,228 dollars. The year to date deficit stands at 10,723 dollars and 2,092,063 dollars.
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Philippine
Treasury
Oye de Steinars
Thig Carr
Atlanta Live Stock Market Prices and Coffee Futures
The market reports current week prices for beef cattle hogs and pigs with weights from 400 to 250 pounds and various grades. Cattle prices show weak trading with heavy receipts and an ugly undertone while hogs gain slightly on light receipts and steady demand. Coffee futures opened steady declined briefly then closed steady with falls in early trading and overall weaker tone amid Brazil supplies and receipts.
Live Stock Market Reports from St Louis and Chicago
Cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts across St Louis Chicago and Kansas City markets show varied price shifts March 4. Native and southern cattle bids, Texas steers, stockers and calves, hogs and pigs, and sheep with steady to higher tone, evidence of brisk trading and regional price gaps.
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St. Louis
Texas
Kansas City
Mullona
Louisville
Chicago
Foreign Finances and Exchange Rates Summary
London reports bullion totaling £62000 deposited at the Bank of England. Paris notes 3 percent rente at 94 francs 50 centimes. exchange London 23 francs 2444 centimes for checks. private discount 3.144 percent. Berlin cites London exchange at 20 marks 47 pfennigs for checks. money at 4 percent. private discount rate 4.34 percent.
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London
Bank of England
Paris
Berlin
Sugar and Molasses Moving Markets in New York
Raw sugar quotes show Muscovado 4.11 cents, 90 test 4.61, and molasses 3.66. Centrifugal 90 test, refined quiet. Molasses steady amid market notes from New York on March 4.
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New York
Mining Stock Quotes From Boston Exchange
Calumet and Arizona shares yield a dividend rate of 62 percent, Greene Cananes at 77 percent, Northern Butte at 28 percent, reflecting active mining stock trading in Boston on March 4.
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Calumet
Arizona
Sndividend
Greene Cananes
Northern Butte
Market updates on dairy and produce across multiple cities
Reports from Chicago St Louis Kansas City New York and other markets show butter steady to firm with creams, cheeses and eggs trading at varied prices. Potatoes and poultry hold steady with mixed quotations, while regional quotes include Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Maine and Florida supplies and prices.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Neal
St. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Wigan
Elgin Butter Board
Maine
Jersey
Florida
Grain markets steady across major cities
In Chicago on March 4 flour stayed quiet while St. Louis reported steady flour. Hay values were firm with timothy at 21.00 to 25.00 and prairie 13.00 to 18.00. New York noted flour steady with demand only fair.
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Hiye
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Goa
Oata
Kansas City
Uorn
Daly
York
Duluth
Timothy
Prairie
New York
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