Close of Cotton Barely Steady Amid Uneven Trading
New York March 22 Renewed forecasts of bad weather in the south failed to spur cotton activity as fluctuations remained narrow. The close was near the day’s low with only slight net gains for some active months. Receipts totaled 72,031 bales with outport exports mixed. spot cotton remained quiet at middling uplands 10.65 and gulf 10.20.
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Cotton market summary moves through a volatile day in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton and New York open steady with spot prices largely unchanged. Futures traded mixed early, then rose 4 to 7 points before afternoon turnover steadied. Weather unsettled for much of the day, aiding gains. late session final quotes show a net advance of 4 to 6 points.
Algonquin Printing Co Shortens Accounts in Staple Prints
New York March 22 The Algonquin Printing Company shortened accounts on staple prints today. Trade in prints and percala is very active. The soldiers report a fair cearon while business running materially ahead of esr ag.
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Sea Island cotton prices and market contrasts
The report notes Savannah and Charleston markets with varying bids and receipts. It details Sea Island grades, weekly receipts and exports, stock levels, and Liverpool statistics on American cotton movement and stock, indicating a largely subdued market with minimal export activity.
Metal stocks market feature steadies after brief dip
New York reports a reactionary market easing with metal stocks pushing to new highs. Amalgamated Copper led volume, American Smelting rose over four points, Union Pacific dominated rails while Reading and Steel lagged. Irregular bonds and cautious late trading followed a day of uncertain but mostly higher prices.
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Cotton Seed Oil Prices Edge Lower on Liquidation
New York March 22 Cotton seed oil eased amid scattered liquidation and weak outside support. March futures unchanged with other months 2 to 4 cents lower. spot Prime crude 4.64 4.80, prime summer yellow 5.62 3.08, prime winter yellow 6.10 6.39, prime summer white 5.80 0. Futures range shown with nearby values and several commented figures. New Orleans sale notes include prime refined in barrels per pound, choice meal per cent ammonia per long ton, shake cake per cent ammonia per long ton.
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Wheat firms on damage news in latest market report
Chicago market notes extensive late seeded east winter wheat damage east of the Missouri river. Prices ranged with modest gains and losses, led by strong late support in wheat while corn rose on a brisk trade. Oats followed weaker grains with mixed activity as weather clouds and shipping influenced futures across St Louis and Kansas City.
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Liverpool Grain Market Report March 22
Wheat quotes show Putmes easy for March at 85 2460, May at 7s 64d. Corn steady, American mixed futures soft with May 6z 4168 and September bs Zia. Spot prices for American mixed, new and off contracts are noted with dried options in play.
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Market Deadlock and Uncertain Outlook in New York
March 22 report from Hubbard Bros. & Co. notes a persistent deadlock in the market with dull business and cautious interpet. Cables show fair activity but lack of initiative. weather forecast is uncertain. Spot demand active in the South, interior shipments ahead, few departments show firmer news, general spots steady, overall market narrow with a tendency toward lower prices due to cautious support.
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Bonds Stocks Report From March 22 Market
Fragmentary market note shows mixed activity in bonds and stocks. Mentions Minin and Sto with commercial figures around 48a, Arizona, Greene, Canaan referenced. Sparse readable items indicate varied pricing and turns, but details are unclear.
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Hester's Weekly Cotton Statement New Orleans March 22
Secretary Alester reports a rise in cotton movement into allotments with week totals up 125000 from last year and 78000 from 1909, lifting season totals to 13749276 bales. World visible supply stands at 6738742 with American stock 4536742. spinners worldwide have taken 10038000 bales since September 1.
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Atlanta Bank Clearings and World Financial Roundup
Atlanta Clearing House reported Friday March 22 clearings at 2 461051.10, up 721108.81 from last year’s 1 740897.29. New York money and exchange showed rates steady with mercantile paper at 4 44 percent and sterling around 4 85 for 60 day bills. Treasury balance and receipts noted with a year to date deficit figure. London stock market described as dull with minor fluctuations and notable changes in government securities and money market rates.
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Naval Stores and Turpentine Markets Across Cities
Maritime commodity notes report Savannah Turpentine first at 40 percent with varied receipts and stocks, Rosin and Glass prices, plus March 22 Atlantic markets in Tarpentine and Rosin with firm tendences. Charleston and Letje show steady wool prices and textile notes amid broad market movement.
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Cotton the Past Week Review of the Market
New York reports show prices down but range irregular. Conflicting UK coal strike notes and mixed weather affected sentiment. Spot interests and several regional holders sold old crop while southern hedge selling paused. Census puts total at 16,060,000 bales, supporting mixed views on crop size. Interior stocks decline 20 to 40 percent in some belts. spinners’ takings stay strong as Manchester remains active. Closing dull ahead of new developments.
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Week's Trade Reviewed by Commercial Agencies
R G Dun & Co reports a broader distribution and rising activity across industries despite winter severity and labor unrest abroad. Western reports show improved sentiment. iron and steel prices edging up. pig iron firmer. steel products in demand. Dry goods remain firm with price increases. prints, woolens, and cotton goods strong. leather and hides firm. spring fabric demand rises.
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New York Port Trade Figures for Week Ended March 16
Imports and exports ranked for the week ending March 16 at the port of New York show merchandise and dry goods valued at 14 751.6 dollars. Specie imports for the week totaled 223 753 dollars in silver and 511 589 dollars in gold. Exports amounted to 078 440 dollars in silver and 1 675 200 dollars in gold.
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Sugar and Molasses Market Update from New York
Raw sugar prices show ease with covado and centrifugal notes. Quotations include 4.42 for refined sugar and 367 for molasses, with molasses market described as steady and refined market quiet amid trading.
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Investment pitches unfold at Five Mile Head site
A damaged ad proclaims that investments from 100 to 10,000 can yield very large returns with minimal risk. It mentions a property valued at five times cost at the Five Mile Head center of attraction and hints at investor terms under operators Ro Hammond and 860% 830 Stephen Girard Building Philadelphia Pa.
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AT&T Declares Dividend for Record March Stockholders
American Telephone and Telegraph announces a 2.00 dividend per share to stockholders of record at end of business March 39 1912. Payment will be made Monday April Abth 1932. William R Driver treasurer signs notice.
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William R, Driver
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