Irregular Cotton Market Receipts Bullish Factors Push Prices
New York March 9 price action in cotton was irregular from start to finish. Receipts today were bullish and active buying followed telegraphed cues, lifting futures to 20 to 36 points firmer before a late rally left values near session highs. Domestic and European cables influenced demand as Liverpool and Egyptian purchases supported the upturn.
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Hester
New York
Oldham
Liverpool
Southern Exchange
Maren
Ohrleans
Nowikl Atampede
Tharket
S. Munn,Son & Co
Europe
Wall Street
Nome
Charleston
South Carolina
Columbus
Chattahooches Valley
Atlanta
Egypt
Aloax
Atwood Violett & Co
Sackelath
Liverpook
Spot
Murphy & Co
Shorts
Textile Trade Movements Compared With Previous Years
The report shows weekly and longer-term movements in imports and exports for the textile sector. It notes increases and decreases versus last year, the year before last, and 1897, covering nine days of March, 190 days of the season, and cumulative totals from September 1 to date, with figures for United States and Canada, northern spinners, and southern mills, and ending with a reminder about the period comparisons used.
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United States
Mississippi
Ohio
Motomac
Mills
Canada
Agalnet
Seaboard
Chly Dante
Port
Trade Expands as Cotton Reaches Six-Year High
New York notes from Bradstreet's indicate relief from stormy weather boosting general trade. Cotton prices touched a high unseen in six years before a realising decline, while print cloths and manufactured goods rise with raw cotton strength. Wheat gains while sugar declines. leather holds but hides soften. Wage gains in iron and steel lift the industry. construction heads into spring with expectations of export demand. U.S. business failures fall vs early weeks.
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New York
Bradstreet
Ano
Tandan
London
Chicago
Iron and
Ates
Trade pause and cotton market shifts in New York weekly review
A Dun and Co. weekly review notes a general business hesitation at season’s turn with slower volumes than earlier months. It highlights strikes in Chicago affecting industries, a price-keen drive to hold values, and broad iron, wheat, and wool movements. cotton futures show volatility with sentiment turning cautious amid macro factors and foreign demand signals.
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New York
Mareng
H. G. Dun & Co
Chicago
Congress
Cnntraria
Ernilan Gwenol Sakes
Akeentatark
United States
Canada
St. Louis
Stocks Narrowly Mixed as Banks Brace for Report
New York March 9 trading showed little price movement with notable activity in select issues. Metropolis, Third Avenue and gas stocks sank earlier while several key rails and rubber declined, then recovered modestly on short covering as banks faced a looming cash report.
Murphy & Co Stock Letter Reports Mixed Early Markets
In New York March 9 lower prices appeared in initial stock dealings with Peopes Gas and Third Avenue seeing notable moves while Manhattan and standard issues paused. Sugar traded on declines, London for Americans showed irregulars, and bankers expected a favorable view of tomorrow's bank statement amid heavy interior receipts. Treasury and foreign exchange notes followed with varied changes across London Berlin and the Imperial Bank.
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New York
Ingamner Metropolitan
Tmtteburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Third Avenue
Consolidated Gas
People’s Gas
Shorts
Storley
Manhattan
Western Union
Oe General Hat
Wale Bank Return
Sub-Treasury
Mat
Central Pacific
Sterling Exchange
London
Dndan
Wall Street
Tip
Kruger
United States
Prime Mercantile
Mairway
Atchison
Minn
Missouri
Pachuie
Wibbe, &Io
Chesapeake
Ontario & Western
Rock Island
Oregon
Colo.San
St Louias
Erle
West Hocking Coal
Hocking Valley
St.Paul
Iowa Central
Sif
Omaha
Praferre Mathern Pac
LK Pitts. & Ga
Lake Erie & W
Texas & Pi
Lake Shore
Union Pacific
Loninville & Nash
Waa
Manhattan L
Wabash
Metro
Mexican Central
St. Louin
Adamn
Welln Pargo
Am.Cotton
Int
Mayer Pret
la Cleche
American Maling
Bie Sinalt. & Rel
Neific Coast
BO Amn
Tin Plaza
Pacine Mail
Hrack
U.N
General Electric
International
N.Y. U
Carolina
Central
Aes
Do.ds
Forthern
Tex
Packie
Erlo General
E.W. D
Colo
San
Thé Co
Vertiser
Murphy & Co
Metropolitan
Southern Exchange
Bugar
Peoples Gas
Brooklyn
Qilnoss Central
Treasury
Paris
Berlin
Uird Avenue
Bur
Quincy
C.C
Onto
eBid
Canada Southern
Del
Hudson
Tobaccr
Con
Gas
Preferrad Aes Frlige
Jersey Central Ayr. & Tex
Nbsp
Southern Pacific
Loulevilla & Nash
BI Am
Brealhond
Eanee Miasouri Paglia
Sena. i Ae
New York Central
Oraaha
Reading Hockston
U.B
Union
Federal Steel
Jlingls Central VA
Stocks and bonds and cotton market notes
A compact market brief covering bid and asked quotes for state and county bonds, railroad bonds and stocks in Georgia plus a Murphy & Co cotton letter from New York March 9, detailing Liverpool and New York futures, grain and commodity prices, and futures movements across corn oats and flour alongside regional price listings in Atlanta and Cincinnati.
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Atlanta
Angie
L.D
Maron
Columbus
Bavanooh
Caralgie Atlin
CBA
Georgia
Jae Wet
Southwestern
Murphy & CO
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
Pryor St
Jackson Bulldog
Broadway
South
Wheat and Corn Markets Mixed Amid Strong Liverpool Influence
Chicago March 9. Wheat opened weak on disappointing cables and heavy Argentine exports, then firmed as Liverpool spot strength and cash business rose. May closed down from night, corn rose after early weakness, oats firm, provisions steady. Reports cite 290,000 bushels cash wheat, 40 loads export, and strong cash demand with mixed receipts.
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Atlanta
Texas
Hye
Georgia
New York
Ile
Chicago
Liverpool
Equator
Shorts
Inetnight
Atlantic
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Ardeles
Marchaia
Murphy & Co
Northwest
Michigan
Fruit and Confectioneries Markets Reported in Atlanta
March 4 market notes show prices for apples oranges lemons bananas and various fruits and nuts with values in dollars and cents. Also listed are butter poultry potatoes onions peaches prunes and canned pies with mixed local and regional references and adjustments.
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Atlanta
Neg Barre M
California
Ted Nuis
Georgia
Tennessee
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Recelpta
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Traltimore
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Philadelphia
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Indi
Great Britain
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Orfolg
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Mareh
Hubbard Bros. & Co
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Fes
Pormies
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nEceirrs
Alata
Asia
Tiga
Yossbu
New Orleana
Futur
Dun’s Review
Rubbea
Washington
The
Atle
Eden
Thomas B. Paine & CQ
Paine, Murphy & Co
L and & Broadway
J. T. Holleman
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
J.T. Holleman
Gantd Bldg
New York Stock
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Richmond, VA
WN. W. Harris & Co
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Robinson
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West Point
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John W. Dickey
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Woo
Umier Delizaite
Fiawe
Leghorn
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Lightra
Vacheron & Co
Davis & Io
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