Nervous Cotton Market Weakness and Northern Prices
New York on March 12 reported a weak opening in cotton, with declines of 11 to 47 points on lower Liverpool cables after a sharp Saturday rise. The session remained nervous with light trading and a bearish outlook for new crop positions while selling intensified on weakness in fertilizer demand and expectations of continued plantation movement.
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New York
Coton
Liverpool
Hubbard, Bros. & Co
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
Atwood, Violett & Co
Sotton
Liver Pool
Sput
Atlanta
New Orleans
Savannah
Galveston
Norfolk
Norinal
Charleston
St. Louis
Traig
Cember
Swady
New Orlean
South
Telegrapha
Fic
Texas
Murphy & Co
Southern
Hester
Ultima
Auguac
Eauser
Shorts
Kors
Maren
Laverpool
Cotton market outlook and speculation amid price surge
Reports from New York and Europe discuss attempts to corner August cotton and the high price driven by limited supply. Analysts expect advances to bound to new crop prospects while overall demand remains erratic. Alabama fertilizer tags surge and planter activity hints at larger next year acreage. Local notes cite farmers planting across Georgia, Texas, and the Carolinas as prices and profits drive crop decisions.
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New York
Europe
State of
Alabama
Murphy Co Cotton Letter and Market Wrap
Murphy and Company report mixed cotton and commodity news from New York and Liverpool. Liverpool prices show spot declines and futures softness, with late rebound amid short covering and speculation. Coffee and sugar move narrowly. metals market remains slack with little change in iron tin and lead. Liverpool grain market notes limited stock and steady American mixed imports.
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Liverpool
Murphy & CO. I
Ne York
Chicago
New Orleans
Pryor St. Jackson
New York
Broadway
Market Closes Strong Amid New Currency Hope In New York
In a vigorous session on March 12 in New York Cali money center stocks rose across the board. Bulls led gains in industrials and rail shares as short covering and pro money demand supported prices while investors awaited the new currency law. Three day contracts appeared on the tape signaling expectations of easier money. bond and ratio absorption supported the broad strength as sugar tobacco and utilities climbed several points.
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New York
Joan
Feu
Tennessee
Suger
St. Paul
Southwesterns
Thetrunk Limea
Southern
Fund&s
London
United States
Atchison
Atchison Preferred
Baltimore and Ohio
Burlington
Metropolitan
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk and West
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Sterling Exchange
Minn
Missouri Pacinio
Baltimore & Ohio
Moblie&Ohio
Canada Pacific
Mo. Kan
Texas
Anda Southern
Mo K.&tex
Chesapeake & Ohio
New Jerany Cent
Chio
Great Weat
New York Central
CBAQ
Norfolk & Western
Chi. Ind
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Chic
N. W
Ontario & Western
Rock Island
Oregon
Ro Grande
St. Louia
Erle
Great Nor
L &4
Mocking Valley St.Paul
Y Nals Central
Town Central St. P
Omaha
B.C
Pitts, & Gulf
Southern Mallway
Lake Eries W
Texas & Pacific
Lake Shore
Union Pacific
Loulaville & Nash
Manhattanl
Wabash
Metro Street Ry
Mexican Central
Mion
Adams
United State American
Wella Fargo
la Cieda Gat
American
National Biscuit
Am. Smelt
N. S
People's Gas
Anaconda Mining
Pullman Palace
Col. F.& Tron
K. & Twine
Federal Steel
General Electric
Titel Ao
N.Y
Nor. & Weatcohta
Tenn. New Ser. Au
Tex. & Pacite Ets
G.H
Union Pacido
Eee
Virgin Peperceualan
Colo. Bou
Southern Exchange
Rangers
Brooklyn
Sunmn
Vonsoia
Olinais Central
Pennslsania
Leulayilir
Venus Ayres
Madrid
Tangbon
Bank of England
Paris
Berlin
Market surges in corn as wheat and provisions rise
Chicago reports a dramatic day with May corn leading futures higher amid bullish stats and strong export demand. Wheat and provisions follow the corn rally with May corn closing above last Saturday and prices reaching multiweek highs. government data show smaller farmer holdings and rising imports, while hogs and lard gain on demand.
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Chicago
Coton
Ocean
Liverpool
Shorts
May
Recelpta
Minneapolis
Duluth
Atlantic
New York
Bac
Murphy & Co
Europe
Gas and grocers price notes from New York to New Orleans
Markets report across cities showing lard and bacon firm at set rates, bulk pork and meat prices steady, groceries including roasted coffee, green coffee, sugar, salt, ice cream, cheese, matches and candy listed with varied cents and dollars per unit, oysters priced per barrel and stout notes on soda and crackers. Names of cities and item classes indicate a broad mid 19th century trade roundup.
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New York
Atianta
Arbucle
Lion
New Orleans
Fruit and Confectioneries Prices Listed in Atlanta
Atlanta notes March 12 listing wholesale fruit and nut prices. Apples per barrel 4.00 to 4.50, oranges 2.00 per barrel, lemons 3.00 to 3.50, fancy 8.00 to 23.50, bananas 4.00 per hundred pounds, figs 9.00 to 13.00, pecans 7.0 to 7.9 cents, Brazil nuts 7.0 cents, filberts walnuts 10 to 11 cents, mixed nuts 1.0 cent, peanuts Virginia 6.0 cents, hand-picked 9.0 to 9.5 cents.
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Atlanta
Wels
Fancy
Jersey
Choice
Tennessee
New York
Florida
Ilsc
Hasina
New California
Brazil
Virginia Electric
Seorgia
Nevada gold mines offer stock at 40 cents share
An underlined prospectus describes three Nevada county gold quartz mines La Belle McKinley Tacoma free of encumbrance with rich ore pockets and strong profits. Development work is active. output has averaged 17.50 per ton from 400 tons, with potential to cover costs and yield large net profits. Stock is fully paid and non assessable, par value 1, offered development stock at 40 cents per share, prospectus with map mailed free.
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Incumbrance
Nevada County
California
la Belle
McKinley
Tacoma
America
la Belle Group
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