Cotton advances after bad start in New York trading
After opening low, cotton prices rallied on covering and closed with gains of 4 to 15 points. Early selling reflected renewed pressure from late last week, while selling from Southern and tail markets absorbed in a breakout to July contracts. Spot cotton quiet with middling uplands at 13 cents and no sales.
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New York
Cutton
Ineal Buul Cee
Actne Impentas
New Orleans
Washington
Bomfordinns
Striet
Suly
Bally
Brazil
Cotton Markets Show Mixed Steady Trade Across Ports
Market report across Galveston, New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, Norfolk, Halliburton, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and other ports notes steady to quiet conditions. Middling prices range around 12 to 17 percent with receipts, gross values, and coastwise exports to Great Britain and the continent detailed for each port. Consolidated totals show Monday receipts, total stock figures, and export activity across the U S coast.
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Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Britain
Chadeston
Kirma
Galey
Stack
Wiinington
Norfolk
Salus
Hallitore
Lew Vora
Ptocke Oo Uv
Greel Brin
Boston
Atock Aross Texan Clis
Meladeiphia
Asuer
Retin
Cross
Lass
Consolidated
Atlll
Mlondar
Continent
U.S
Panama
Car & Foundry Boy
Gotron Om
American Tobacco Dis
Securies
Armour & Co
Eam Ebm Oom
Fae
Atlante
Baltimore and Ghio
Rey
Baltimore & Ohla Sia
Reetcan Tobacco
Gag
Brookye Fransit Ev
Aggconda Min. Co
Abe
Central of Svorglass
Atchison
Chesapeake & Ohio
Atlantic Coast
Tanei
Baltimore & O
Chicago & Alton
Bethlehem Steel
Chicago
B. & Quincy Joint Fe
Brooklyn Rapid T. Do. Sen
Oh Wu & Bt
Pac Hy
Rfg
Central Leather
Gtlo & Southern Eee
Zest
Tia! Sithesapeake & Ohio
Delaware& Hudson
Great Western
Denver
Rio Grande
Milwaukee
Erie
North
Bata
interborough-Met
Merc
Marinue Ass
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Kansas City
Ites
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Boty General Electric
Missouri Pacific
Great Northern
Mexico
New York Central
He & Martford
Interborough- Tet
Norfon & Western Let
Norfolk & Western
Peels Inter Harvester
Peuitle
Inter-Marine
Oregon
Lehigh Valley
Tas
San
France
Lowsville & Nash
Mion
St. P
St Ste
Seoul
Western Con
Far Seaboard Air Line
Adj. Be
Kan
Texas
Southern Pacific
Missouri
Southern Pac
New Yorke Central
Western
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Pennsylvania
Wwtern
Ofa
Pitts, Tee
Wisconsin Avestinghouse Electric
Louis
Pittsburg
Pullman Place
Cary
Ock Island Co
Goble
Air Line
sims-Syetseld “Sieel
Ruvanach
Charleston
Southern Fay
Wilmington
Southern
Tennemee Copper
UEC
Lare
Texas & Pacific
City
Union Pacific
Varigus
Howton
Carolina Chemote
Avgutra
Zsi
Orne
Ptut
Western Mars
Westinghouyer
W. i
Orleans
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake
Onia
First Trust & Savings Bank
New York
Stocks Hardened Late in Sessions
New York markets ended the day with little change after a choppy session. London selling, abroad declines, and weak coastwise shares influenced early trading while gains, notably for St Paul and Baltimore and Ohio, emerged before readings turned volatile as Copper Producers and U S bonds shifted.
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New York
London
Amalgamated, Steel
Perhages
St. Paul
Baltimore
Ghia
New Haven
Lehigh Valley
Reading
Bolash
Fortightly
Fock Island Bonds
Ogwn
Chesapeake and
Ohno
United States
Markets Report From New York and London March 9
Bonds and stocks show uneven demand with Drese Hiels and other goods in better shape. New York money remains steady, currency exchange steady, and Treasury balance shows a surplus. London and Berlin markets trend lower on liquidation while copper and lead show mixed results. commodities such as flour rice and oil present varied activity amid hedges and forward deliveries.
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Waltoneed
Memphis
July Wheat Lost On Crop Outlook
Chicago reports July wheat options easing on ideal new crop prospects while May and other months show mixed moves. Corn and oats drift amid rising stocks and light export demand. hogs and provisions swing with feeding costs. Prices trace a cautious market as government reserve data and Washington outlook influence traders.
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Chicago
Shorts
Washington
Heal
Petroleum and Leather Prices Steady in New York Trade
New York markets report steady petróleo and leather pricing. Petroleum shows firmer figures with bulk at 5.25 a barrel and 8.75 for Caner. hides steady with Boxom 32 29 and Central es a2. Leather holds steady with hemlock firsts at 80 and seconds at 28 25. A March 9 note confirms steady conditions across commodities.
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New York
Ratined
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Caperes
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Slead
Stork
Liverpool
Ysis Sa
Sale
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Rhein
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Cepe
Rostus Maren
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Calan
Atigona
Bay
Greene Cananea
North Butte
Money and Exchange
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Treasury
United States Treasury
Storks
St Taal
Ohio
Tae
Berlin
March
Germany
Copper Producers
Copper Producers’ Association
Logis
Honduras
Japan
Salon
Lown
Benptaine
St. Lows
Lavernoal
Manitoba
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Wall Street
John F. Black & Co
Uenria
Louisiana
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tennessee
J. J. Case
Racine, Wiscoi
First Trust& Bank of New York
7 & Savid
Yieh Tk K. Bull
Racine
Wis
Achine Company
Wits
Principal and Savings Bank of Chicago
First National
Potter, Choate & Prentice
Wall Street, New York
First National Bank
Robinson-Humphrey-Wardlaw CO
Atlanta
Georgia
Roel
Techn
Azad
Eniethret
Tate
Charles H. Alien
George F. Baker
Edward J. Berwind
T. de Witt
Cuyler
James B. Duke
Robert W. Geelet
George J. Gould
Daniel Guggenheim Alexander J. Hemphil
Lexander J. Hemphill
President
Guaranty Trust Company of
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Fifth Avenue
Sth Ave
Lombard St
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Levi P. Merton
Walter S. Johnston Augustus D. Juilliard Thomas W. Lamont
William C. Lane
Edgar L. Marston
John R. Mexron Gates W. McGarrah
Charles A. Peabody
William C. Potter
Daniel G. Reid
John
Runnella
John D. Ryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Charles H. Sabin
Wiliam
Sloane Valentine P. Snyder
Joho A. Spoor
Harry Payne Whitney
Albert H. Wiggin
Lewis B. Franklin
Williams C. Cos
E. C. Hebbard
Burke
E. B. Bulkley
Zelah van Loan
John J. Lewis
Max May
James M. Pratt
Wiliam C. Edwards
W. Williemem
F. Allen
William P. Conway
Municipal
Railroad and Public Service Corporation
Harris, Forbes & Co
N. W. Harris & Co
Pine Street
Wiliam New Yor
Wm. Hara Hitter Trust Co
Georgia State
J. H. Hilsman & Co
the American Audit Company
New York City
F. W. Lafrentz
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Treas
waildorf-Astoria
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Fourth Nat
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Bos’ Ton
Emren Gaara Juette
Washington—Colorado
HILAD
Cotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
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