Cotton Market Holds Steady Amid Mixed Early Buying
Newark March 16 A steady to firmer tone emerged as cotton moved into new high ground but gains were pared by profit taking and local selling. Early demand focused on old crop while May and April contracts showed mixed moves, with futures edging higher on some dates and turning softer later as Liverpool liquidations weighed on the market. Spot activity remained quiet with light selling and prices for middling grades staying near prior closes.
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Newark
New York
Liverpool
Middline Uplands
Sarsus
Balla
Smart
Corcon
Fim
Stevilly
Titerio
Brazil
Havre
Mareh
Shorts
Memphis
Cotton Markets Steady Mixed Delivers Across Ports
Cotton markets across major ports show steady to mixed readings with scattered gains in specific belts. Reports note steady to slightly up middling prices in Atlanta Athens New Orleans and Savannah while exports to Britain and coastwise movements reflect modest demand and ongoing weather impacts on the cotton belt.
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New Orleans
Visa
Abe
Uccat
Britain
Chareston
Bond and market review by Hubbard Brothers Co
The New York report notes stronger demand for lower cotton grades as higher grades thin, with rising prices in the south and speculation on future delivery. It cites improved Manchester exports, government agricultural tests, and ongoing crude oil strength, while coffee and sugar markets show fluctuations amid weather impacts and international demand.
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New York
Khew Kor
Waa
Manchester
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Hanover Square
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans
Money and Exchange Markets and Treasury Report Summary
Telegraphic market notes show call money steady with 60 day and 60 day discounts. sterling exchange stable. Bond and Treasury figures report general fund around 94.6 million dollars, receipts about 2.94 million, payments 1.504 million, year’s deficit around 34.75 million. London stock and foreign finances note unchanged or modest moves. commodities show metals and petroleum steady, cotton goods mixed in New York trading with plans by bears and shorts amid crop prospects.
Weather and grain futures face unsettled markets in March
Chicago reports dry weather pressures wheat with fears of further losses as Kansas and Nebraska moisture lags since January. Wheat futures show cautious activity while corn and oats move on feeding demand and hog supply. receipts and shipments shift, with visible grain supplies and regional price signals noted across Chicago and St Louis markets.
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Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Ellis
Plymouth
Way
Reading Houses
Chirag
Hoge
Atlanta market prices for cattle hogs and grains
Market bulletin records quoted prices from the White Provision Co for cattle, hogs, and feedstuffs in Atlanta. It lists steers and heifers by weight with prices, plus dairy and mixed cows, butcher bulls, and pork cuts. grain and feed items with per bushel and per sack costs, and notes receipts and market activity as light and uneven, with some steady trades.
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Atlanta
White Jr
White Provision Company
Gloria
Victory
Atlanta Sutlert Jto
Duncan Coe
Western Bu
Kennay
Bob Mente
St Touls
Loulaville
Coffee market tightens as Sao Paulo, European demand falters
Coffee market shows mixed moves with Sao Paulo receipts steady, futures mostly unchanged to lower, and London/Rio markets easing. Brazilian stocks added pressure as Saturday gains faded. cattle and hog markets also report varied receipts and prices across Chicago and Louisville, with overall modest declines on several commodities.
Provisions and Turpentine Markets Reported Across Cities
The March market notes show firm prices for pork, lard, and salted meats in Chicago and St Louis, with steady brisk movement in rations and racks. Savannah and Wilmington reports record firm rosin and spirits turpentine with steady receipts, while crude oil and related products indicate stable demand and pricing across ports.
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Chicago
St Louis
Savannah
Wimington
Wilson to shield Hawaii sugar trade from new tariff
Honolulu officials state that if the tariff jeopardizes Hawaii sugar, government action will follow. Justice Arthur A Willer of the Hawaii Supreme Court, back from Washington, said measures may include changes to the Chinese Exclusion Act or coastwide shipping rules. Wilder to conduct a full inquiry and report personally to President Wilson.
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Honolulu
Hawai
Justies
Arthur A Willer
Hawaien Supreme Court
Washington
Wit Zon Mudge Wilder
Wilson
Senator Owen Visits New York Stock Exchange
New York March 16 Senator Tehert Owen chairman of the senate committee on banking and currency visited the New York Stock Exchange. He was admitted to the floor and escorted by Vice President Portnoy and several governors to study the exchange firsthand, a privilege historically granted to Sir Thomas Lipton and the Duke of Connaught.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Tehert 1
Owen
Senate Committee On
Stoch Exhhamer
Floo
H Ik Portnoy
Thomas Lipton
Duke of Connaught
Stock Exchange
French Aviator Drowned in Sea Crash
Banouille a Trench aviator was drowned when he fell into the sea with his aeroplane. The accident was caused by the fracture of the rudder during the Ban Sebastian spat on March 16.
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Sebastian Spat
Banouille
European selling drives stocks lower amid London uncertainty
European trading sentiment sags as London doubts over home rule and cautious American issues dampen demand. Broad selling hits railroads and industrials, with copper supplies rising abroad and domestic markets showing continued weakness despite minor interday fluctuations.
Market Flour Trends Narrow Across Cities
A brief market note shows flour trading patterns with March 1 marked as quiet in Newark, March 14 dull in St Louis, and March 16 steady in Cincinnati, indicating subdued activity with slight price stability across major grain hubs.
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Ben Orlears
Ben Buras
Japan
Groceries
Newark
St Louia
Bonds versus saving accounts offer 6 percent pay in installments
The notice promotes buying public utility bonds in units of 100, 300, and 1000 dollars paying six percent interest. It targets small investors seeking safe securities payable by monthly installments to cover rent, heat, water, and power, touting security and value growth amid general business conditions. Brown & Co, 1007 Candler Building, and Beyer & Co of Wall Street are listed as contacts.
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American Tel & Tet Co
Ane
Ico Securities
Armour and Coais
Atchison Gen
Atlentiy Coast Line
Am Ugar Berg
Am Pet & Tel Legae
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Avaconda Min Co
Central Leather
Sam Atchigen
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Aig
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Den
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New York Central
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Oregon Short Line Rrag
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Ptd
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Wheeling
Brown & CO
Candler
Beyer & Co
Wall St
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