Realizing Made Cotton Decline in Market News
New York March 25 The cotton market closed barely steady with a 9 point decline after heavy selling in the southern belt and prospects for fair weather. Opening was steady to up 3 points amid firm Liverpool cables and rain in the Gulf. later prices eased as forecasts showed improving conditions. Receipts totaled 18,272 bases with Galveston 4,928 and New Orleans 3,237, while American mill consumption appeared record high for the first half of the season.
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New Orleans Cotton Market Report March 25
Spot cotton held steady with middling around 1011 16 and varieties quoted 7 to 12 16 nominal. Delivers total 1 460 bales with 475 low ordinary and 713 16 ordinary nominal. stock tallied 3 287 and 209 355 bales. Futures opened steady and drifted. private surveys cited discouraging coal strike prospects and mixed weather impact, with prices slipping 2 to 5 points from Saturday’s close.
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Cotton goods demand boosts plains market notes
Dry goods prices rise as cotton goods advance with broadcloth, ginghams, and dress fabrics in active demand. Bank clearings across the United States for the week ending March 21 total 33,285,005,000, down from 38,102,033,000 last week and 2,820,083,000 this week last year. A long list of principal cities shows varied year over year changes, including New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and others, with several markets reporting declines or gains in the weekly comparison.
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Cotton prices and futures steady at New York market
March reports show cotton prices across grades with middling at 6.16 to 6.96 and ordinary at 5.44, day sales totaling 6,000 bales with 400 for speculation and export. Receipts of 7 dates, 5,100 American, futures opened steady and closed barely steady amid limited demand. broader market notes weak London trading and Manchester activity.
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Stocks Continue Their Advance In Mixed Trading
New York trading on March 26 saw heavy activity beyond one million shares, a yearly high. Copper gains and strong metal securities supported a broad advance despite rail wage disputes, domestic unrest, and British coal strikes. Reading and Smelting led gains while market dynamics pointed to active speculative participation and caution late in the session.
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Metals Trade Report Shows Mixed Copper and Lead Activity
New York March 25 copper markets rise with spot at 145.50, March 14.15, and May July futures around 14.03 to 16.25. London firm at £48. Local copper sales ~23 tons at varied spot prices. Export totals for the month reach 22,0603 tons via customs. Lead remains strong around 8.56 with electrolytic and casting variants noted. London futures cited at £104 or £193 with mixed local trades and annual price points.
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Wheat and corn futures rally amid mixed receipts and European demand
Chicago March market reports show wheat advancing on forecasts of European buying and domestic crop fears, while May prices fluctuated near 1.02 to 1.03 1/2 as headlines cited shrinking world stocks. Corn surged early on speculative demand but faded later, with May delivery seeing a weak close around 71 1/2 cents. Primary movement data show wheat receipts at 648000, corn at 790000, with year over year increases and sizable shipment gains for both grains.
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Grain and futures quotes from Chicago St Louis and Kansas City
Market notes from Chicago St Louis and Kansas City with cash and futures for Wheat Corn and Oats. Prices show No 2 red and No 2 hard wheat at around 1.03 to 1.12 per bushel, oats and barley ranges, and futures for May July contracts. Receipts and shipments figures included for several locations.
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Visible Grain Supplies Reported by New York Exchange
New York March 25 The visible grain supply in the United States for March 28 shows Wheat 68038000 bushels down 1827000. Wheat in bond 5887000 up 756000. Corn 13971000 up 333000. Oats 13631000 down 889000. Oats in bond 2298000 up 263. Rye 40000 up 1000. Barley 2418000 down 201000. Barley in bond 2000 down 252. Canada’s visible wheat supply last Saturday was 28878 bushels, up 26000.
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Movement of Grain Receipts and Shipments Noted
In Kansas City on March 23, grain movements show receipts of flour 12,000, wheat 9,000, and corn 50,000 with cate 99,000. shipments include flour 2,000 and wheat 61,000. At another center, March 23 receipts record wheat 22,000 and corn 66,000 with cate 24,000. shipments list wheat 80,000 and corn 50,000, plus oste 32,00.
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Liverpool Grain March 26 Wheat Spot Nominal
Liverpool grain brief reports that on March 26 the wheat spot price was nominal. The fragment notes Sind meri but lacks full details or context.
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Fragmentary Provisions Note From Old Ledger
An OCR fragment lists varying provisions with odd spellings and figures such as 816,50 and 0.05, including references to meat, lard, tallow, and March dates, resembling a ledger entry or barter record from an older shop. The text is incomplete but shows stock items and minimal pricing.
Bond and stock market report with mixed copper and gas firms
A scattered securities note lists sales figures for major producers including American Can, American Smelting, Anaconda Mining, Consolidated Gas, and Pacific, with totals around 5,877,000 and 2,821,162. The text is fragmented but indicates broad market activity in bonds and stocks across multiple industries.
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Money and Exchange Rates Report From New York
Money on call steady at 4 and 1/4 to 4 and 5/16 percent with closing bids. Time loans firm 60 days 4 3/4 percent, 90 days 4 1/2 percent, 4 months 3 3/4 percent. Sterling exchange steady with Bankers' bills around 4.9425 for 90 day and 4.8730 for demand. Commercial bills 4.83 percent. Mexican dollars quoted at 47.
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London Stock Market Opens Steady Amid Mixed U.S. Influence
London trading opens steady as American securities hold even gains and most Met stocks edge up slightly. By noon prices stay unchanged to a bit higher than Saturday's New York close, with New York action later driving some firming into the close. Silver remains steady and money rates ease slightly as traders digest the session.
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Foreign Finance Update From London and Paris
London notes a £19,000 bullion ingot today after £230,000 was withdrawn for Java shipments. Paris reports three percent rentes at 98 francs 70 cent, with London exchange at 2 francs 24 centimes and a private discount rate around 3 percent.
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Atlanta Market Quotes for Live Stock and Cotton Supplies
Prices for cattle hogs and calves in Atlanta market are listed with weights and grades. Good beef cattle and prime packing hogs show steady to higher prices this week amid adequate receipts. Separate cotton supply and distribution data for Sep 1 to Feb 29, 1911 are reported with stocks, imports, exports, and consumption by region.
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Bureau of the Canana
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Live Stock Prices From St Louis and Kansas City Reports
Market reports from St Louis Kansas City Louisville and Chicago show cattle hogs and sheep receipts. Prices range with native and southern cattle and stockers mixed and feeders, hogs and lambs aligned to steady or slightly lower trends.
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Sugar and Molasses Market Report From New York
New York sugar and molasses prices shown for March 25 indicate raw sugar largely steady with multiple grades listed including Muscovado at 3.92, centrifugal at 4.42, and molasses at 3.67. Refined sugar remains steady to easy with several items such as powdered and grained varieties priced. molasses also steady with various No numbers cited.
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Linseed Prices In Duluth on March 25
Linseed in store quoted at 2.0914 dollars with bids and asks noted. On track to arrive at 2.10 dollars and May futures at 2.090 with July at 2.00 dollars in nominal terms.
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