Cotton market steadier after partial recovery
New York March 19 The cotton market was steadier despite lower activity, recovering most of yesterday's losses. Improved sentiment from renewed buying and cover by shorts supported gains to about 6 to 12 points. prices near best late with rain in the Vicksburg district and firmer interior. Receipts today across ports 32,310 bales. total week 149,000. Spot market quiet with middling uplands 10.60 and gulf 10.85.
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Reduced Demand Shown In Stocks And Cotton Market
New Orleans report shows spot cotton ease with middling at 1053 and large arrivals. Prices drift up in futures after favorable weather and weak demand, while dry goods markets firm and copper stocks rise amid broader market gaps and February trade records.
Bradstreet reports shifts in available supplies and markets
Bradstreet's New York notes March changes in available supplies across the United States and Canada with European imports rising. Total US and Canada bushels show gains and declines across regions, while rice markets in New Orleans reflect ongoing price movements and receipts for clean and rough grades amid a volatile global context.
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Country Produce and Livestock Markets Bid Up and Down
Chicago market notes show butter steady with varying quotes for creamery and ordinary firsts while cheese holds. potatoes receive mixed receipts from Wisconsin and Minnesota with prices around 1.14 to 1.35. Poultry markets report firm prices for turkeys and dressed birds with small changes in chickens and ducks. St Louis and Kansas City reports echo the same general trend with butter and eggs easing slightly in some lines.
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Wheat advances on world supply fall and weather fears
Chicago March 19 wheat gains amid a sharp drop in world stocks and bullish crops outlooks. May trading ranged around 1.02 with corn and oats rising as dealers priced in reduced supplies and potential seeding delays. Cash markets showed mixed quotes while futures in St Louis and Kansas City reflected persistent demand and higher pork and rib prices.
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Grain Movement Reports from St Louis and Wheeling Markets
Movement of grain reported for March 19 shows St Louis receipts of flour 4 800, wheat 22 000, corn 151 000, oats 3 000 with shipments of flour 1 200, wheat 48 000, corn 39 000, oats 58 000. Wheeling city receipts include wheat 7 000, corn 20 000, oats 4 000 with shipments of wheat 56 000, corn 28 000, oats 11 000.
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Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Stocks Across Cities
Naval Stores in Savannah and Charleston report mixed turpentine and rosin figures with sales receipts and stock levels. Prices quoted for window glass and water white vary, with bids in Jacksonville and other markets showing limited activity.
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Ghiesge March 19 Grocery Signals
March 19 fragment notes flour markets with marginal steadiness and dullness. Prices show little change at New York and Prairie locations, with small shifts in supply and demand affecting available inventory.
Treasury Statement and London Market Report
Treasury data show March 19 beginning balance of 62 214 in treasury offices and 33 368 297 in banks and Philippine treasury with general fund total 124 010 306. Ordinary receipts 1 040 419 and disbursements 1 921 021. Year deficit 18 905 496 versus 4 842 661 last year. notes exclude Panama and public debt. London markets quiet with American securities steady. copper prices drifted, various bonds and mining shares listed. New York copper and tin prices cited with spot and future quotes. iron prices steady locally.
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Wool Market Brief Posts Mixed Prices Across Grades
Wool prices steady overall as Boston reports strength in demand. Medium combing and clothing wool quoted at 64.46 dollars per hundredweight, light fine at 15.10, heavy tie at 129.14, tub washed at 27.20, with fluctuations noted but general market firmness maintained amid cautious Western contracting and slow protective measures.
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Money and Exchange Report from New York Exchange rates
Money on call steady at 2 1/4 percent with prime mercantile paper at 4 1/4 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers bills at 4.8125 for six days and 4.8735 for demand. Commercial bills 4.83 4 percent. Mexican dollars cited, government bonds firmer and railroad bonds steady.
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Foreign Finances Paria March 10
Foreign exchange rates and financial figures from Paria dated March 10 show varying rates for rentes francs checks and marks. London exchanges quoted at 25 francs 24 centimes for checks, with further notes on Berlin and other markets reflecting 4 percent yields and evolving credit terms.
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Atlanta Live Stock Market Prices Headline Summary
Prices for cattle hogs and sheep appear with quotations from St Louis Kansas City and Chicago markets. Good to prime steers and cows show varied values centering around 3.23 to 7.75 for cattle and 5.75 to 7.20 for hogs, with regional receipts and market tone noted as steady to higher.
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Sugar and Molasses Market Report Clipped Note
Raw market terms for sugar and molasses appear with varying prices and tests. A fragment mentions New York on March 19 and references refined products with figures 4.90 30 3.75 and 89. The text lacks complete context but notes molass es and a test reading.
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