Market gains lift trunk lines amid strong railroad activity
The New York market showed broad strength led by trunk lines and Pacific rails with Pennsylvania absorption noted. U S Steel and Chesapeake and Ohio saw movements amid rising general optimism for trade and industry, while money and bond markets remained uneven and readings on agricultural exports continued.
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Surplus Cotton Seen Amid Steady Demand and Large Contracts
The piece notes a known surplus from large crop usage and confirms that Manchester's deliveries after September are hedged by contracts in Liverpool and locally, totaling over half a million bales. It tracks consumption expectations and a quiet spot market as the world’s visible cotton supply is tallied with regional breakdowns.
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Takings of American Cotton by Spin ners of the World
Hester reports round numbers for American cotton by spinners globally this week and year. Northern spinners and Canada take 1,568,000 bases this year, southern spinners 1,384,000, and foreign spinners 4,354,000, with total year-to-date 7,306,000 against prior years. Also notes dull cotton futures and bank clearings across major U.S. cities, plus port receipts and commodity summaries for wheat corn and provisions.
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Southern Milly
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Dun's Review on Trade Confidence and Markets
Dun's Review reports improved confidence with outdoor work resuming and spring trade starting. Iron and steel outputs rise while cotton mills and shoe shops show cautious orders. Commodities in steady demand. exports up but weekly figures show mixed changes. railways and cotton marketing boost collections. woolen goods quiet yet mills busy.
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Trade outlook brightens as rail and fabric demand rise
New York March 10 Bradstreet's notes widespread movement in merchandise and expanding markets. Rail congestion eases with large traffic, building activity grows, and iron, steel, and allied industries show keen demand. Retail quiet except in New York due to transport strike. money demand surges and prices ease as warmer weather lifts trade. Wheat and corn exports rise with year-to-date totals up from last year. failures and corn exports data listed.
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Phthec Moore
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Canada
Foreign Finances in London and Paris Markets
London reports show money rates with Conncll at 31 1-2, de. account 9F 1-16 and Atchison at 95 6-8. Dinosentral 143% and Loutaville with Nashville at 146 1-2. Bank of England notes £86,000 moved in and £20,000 shipped to the coast, Paris quotes 3 percent rente at 109 francs and 25 francs 19 centimes for London checks. Berlin cites London exchange at 45 pfennigs per mark for checks.
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Flour and grain prices across markets March report
Across Paris markets and the United States, flour and grain prices show varied movement. Diamond patent flour and various meal blends in New York quotations mix with softer wheat futures and steady to weaker cash grains in Kansas City and St. Louis. Provisions in Atlanta and Chicago show firm pork and lard with mixed baskets of hams and fats.
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Cincinnati
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Fragmented Atlanta market prices shuffled and garbled
Random list of food prices and commodities in Atlanta March price notes including coffee pork cheese crackers canned goods fruits vegetables and live poultry with unclear units and several garbled entries. Mentions bananas oranges grapes pears apples peaches cabbage potatoes and other produce with scattered price figures and regional brands.
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