Cotton Futures Firm As Weather, Labor News Boost Trade
New York and New Orleans cotton markets showed firmer tones as aggressive buying by bulls and cables supported prices. Weather fears for the deep south, reports of delayed farm work, and unrest in Europe aided sentiment while receipts today reached 413,234 bales. Spot cotton advanced modestly with middling uplands at 16.4 cents. Cotton goods market in New York remained strong with solid demand for March through May delivery.
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New York
Wall Street
Uptown
Spain
Bulla
Garlveston
New Orleans
Houston
Gulf
Cotton Seed Oil Prices Rise on Short Covering and Lard Strength
New York and New Orleans reports show cotton seed oil advancing as shorts cover and buyers push prices higher in line with firmer lard and cotton markets. Closing bids move up, with spot crude and various futures prices noted, while trading volumes and storage details appear incomplete in the dispatch.
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New York
Focal
Steel stocks gain as market broadens on New York exchange
New York March 5 stock exchange gains lifted United States Steel and Union Pacific, leading a broad advance as demand expanded to many issues. By midday activity waned, but most gains held, amid rumors of a pool and talk of February tonnage figures. Analysts noted a shift toward improved steel demand despite weak fourth quarter results, while coal miners rejected wage demands and railroad reports showed mixed results.
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New York
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Steel
London
England
Germany
Alvid
Steel Corporation
Wall Street
Tinois “Central
Gould Roads
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis and
Iron Mountain
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Norfolk and Western
Great Northern
Bradstreet's Available Supplies Report Change
Bradstreet's data from March 6 shows US east Rockies wheat down 975,000 bushels while US west Rockies down 40,000 and Canada up 2,755,000. Total US and Canada up 1,740,000. afloat for Europe up 22,000,000. total American and European supply up 3,740,000. Corn US and Canada up 752,000. oats US and Canada increased 1,353,000.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
East Rockies
West Rockies
Canada
Europe
Liverpool Weather Boosts Wall Street Cotton Trading
Hubbard Bros. & Co reports a brisk Wall Street response after an hour of hesitancy as rain in the cotton belt hints at poor farm work. Northern buyers move in while forecasts predict warmer, fair weather. Traders push October and resell May on the advance with a firm tone and expectations of further gains.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co
New York
Liverpool
Wall Street
Cablegrama Fn Hogland
Ing
Turpentine and Rosin Prices in Savannah Jacksonville and Charleston Markets
Market notes from Savannah and Jacksonville dated March 6 show turpentine bids around 46 to 471 cents and rosin firm prices with various receipts shipments and stock levels including B D and H values. Charleston reports turpentine at 4715 and rosin prices around 6.78 to 7.30 with multiple grade indicators and volumes noted.
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Savannah
Saiex
Jacksonville
Fla
Market notes on dairy poultry and butter prices in Chicago St Louis and New York
Country Produce Chicago reports butter creamery firms and first and second grades with prices, including creameries at 27 30 and 26 7.207 cases. potatoes listed with Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota receipts at about 1.13 to 1.15. poultry firm listings show dressed turkeys and live chickens with prices. St Louis notes poultry quiet with chickens at 21 4 and turkeys 16. butter steady at 24 30. eggs steady at 20 percent. New York reports butter firm, unchanged with standard and extra classifications and prices.
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Dong
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Hutter
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Eas
Firate
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American Agricultural
Amer Car and Foundry
American Tel, and Tel. Co
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Armour & Dis
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American Woolen
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Markets Wheat Declines Amid Heavy Selling In Chicago
Wheat led losses as heavy selling and forecasts of favorable conditions pressured prices into the close. Corn and oats moved mixed with slight declines and pork and lard futures rose on reduced offerings, while cash grains showed varied quotes across No 2 red and white wheat and corn at multiple markets.
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Colorado Line
Gsllers
Commission House
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Texas
Argentina
Europe
United States
Metrovisions
Chicago
Northern
St Lous
New York
Chicago Exchange
Aly
Market Report From March Trading Session
Market notes show steady prices as groceries and grains moved through March data. Wheat and rye reported steady with flour and meat markets holding firm, while oats and dairy trends remain unchanged from the prior day.
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New Yorks
Mining stock notes from Boston market wrap
Bonds and stocks from Boston market. Arizona Commercial listed at 14 percent. Calmnet and Arizona dividend details noted. Greene Canada 7 percent. North Butte at 2 percent.
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Boston
Arizona Commercial
Calmnet and
Arizona
Greene Canada
North Butte
Money and Exchange. New York March 6
Money on call rises to 262 percent with firm lending rates. Sterling and mercantile figures cited. bills and discounts vary by term. Treasury balances show a growing deficit for the fiscal year. London market updates note steady prices for U S securities and copper shifts. Other foreign rates cited for Berlin and London as money markets react.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
London
Berlin
Lendon
Bank of
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Egypt
Coffee Market Opens Higher on European Cables in New York
Coffee futures in New York rise after European cables and buying support. Brazilian receipts dampen gains, but afternoon covering steadies the market with a net advance. Sales reach 67,500 bags as prices, commodities and port receipts shift amid weather in Sao Paulo. Sugar and molasses market also reported steady with refined quiet.
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Brazil
Dricea
Havre
Hamburg
Santos
Tstoq
Bragiilan
Sundiahy
Sao Paulo
Appcinl Santos
Rio
Cordova
Ewe
Bagvis
Victory Near for Peace Pacts in Senate
In Washington on March 5 the Senate debated arbitration treaties with England and France, expected to be ratified tomorrow. Supporters argued the pact moves toward universal peace while opponents warned clause 2 of article 3 could cede treaty-making to a joint high commission. Senator Lodge anticipated a tomorrow vote. Brown Williams and Heyburn spoke for and against the treaties. Williams urged an international court to settle disputes. he asserted no senate prerogatives would be surrendered.
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France
Joint High Commission
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Brown
Nebraska
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Mississippi
Heyburn
Idaho
Smith
Michigan
Great Britain
International Court of Arbitration
Quarrel Over Work Ends in Double Tragedy
New Albany Indiana March 5 A family dispute on a farm they recently inherited fifteen miles north of New Albany ended in tragedy. Joseph Wharlen 34 declared he could not work and his younger brother Jacob was told he would not work. In the ensuing quarrel Jacob shot and killed Joseph then shot himself. He died later after slashing his throat with a razor.
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New Albany
Ind
Joseph Wharlen
Jacob
Here
Change of Venue Sought in Alabama Murder Case
Montgomery March 5 Attorney John S Tilley representing John Adams a Negro charged with the murder of Policeman T W Berry filed a petition with Judge Armatead Brown demanding removal of the case from Montgomery to another county claiming local minds are aflame and a fair trial cannot be had Here the petition asserts risk of prejudice and cites community tensions Also in Bangkok Siam March 6 authorities report a serious revolutionary conspiracy to establish a republic with arrests of officers and prominent civilians Navy and army involvement noted
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Als
Montgomery County
John Adams
T. W. Berry
John S. Tilley
Armatead Brown
Siam
Bangkok
Atlanta Live Stock Market Prices Report
Witte Provisions details week’s cattle and hog prices with ranges for steers heifers and cows. Beef cattle demand weak amid heavy receipts while hogs gain on light receipts and strong demand for heavies. Shippers urged to hold for improved trade conditions if receipts stay high.
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W. A. White, Jr
Live Stock Receipts Across Markets With Varied Prices
Market reports from St Louis Kansas City Louisville Chicago provide cattle hog and sheep receipts. Cattle ranges include native steers and cows with prices from about 2.00 to 8.50. hogs quoted around 4.50 to 6.75. sheep and lamb quotes near 2.00 to 7.50. Regional variations noted with specifics for Texas southern stockers and western steers.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Louisville
Chicago
Texas
Western
Carlings
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