Cotton market steady with summer months leading gains
In New York on March 27 the cotton market opened quiet and firm, inching up 0 to 3 points. Summer months then spurred a rally with gains up to 7 15 points, amid cautious speculation and activity from Liverpool and Wall Street buyers. Prices closed steady with a net advance of approximately 0.65 points while reports from major markets showed mixed demand and varying regional quotes.
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Wall Street
Liverpool
Uiverpool
Newa
Port
Maron
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Recelota
St. Louis
Memphis
Augusta
Houston
Hubbard, Bros. & Co
Manchester
Genera
Southern Exchange
Havre
Kilo
Santos
Rio
Cordova
New Orleans
Atlanta
Atay
Chicago
Cincinnati
Weather and Market Signals Stir Cotton Farmers
Reports from Clayton and Charlotte note backward field work due to rains and wet weather while cotton prices rise on export demand. International markets show Liverpool and New York activity with futures firming, supply expectations, and cautious optimism for a large new crop if good weather continues.
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Regan
Clayton
Alu
Charlotte
N. C
Ala
Wall Street
Liverpool
Fruit and confectioneries price list and notes
Atlanta wholesale fruit and nut prices include apples per barrel 4.50 to 5.50, oranges 2.75 to 3.00, almonds 12 to 14 cents, pecans 8 to 9 cents, Brazil nuts 6 to 7 cents, walnuts 10 to 11 cents, mixed nuts 10 cents, Virginia peanuts 4 to 6 cents, Georgia peanuts 3342. Treasury statement from Nigebington dated March 27 notes a tame eruption reference and cash table.
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Brazil
Liberty
Virginia Electric Light
Scorgia
Roceriea
Lion
New York
New Orleans
Market Tired After Active Day Amid Profit Taking
New York March 27 stock market opened with continued activity and wide variation yet faced a notable check in price advances and a drop in demand. Disposition to realize appeared in additional issues as the market moved to a tired phase with profit taking, especially in southern trunks such as Pennsylvania, Norfolk and Western, and Baltimore and Ohio. Pacific stocks and coal roads paused. banks gained cash from Treasury operations while government bond offerings drained subtreasury funds. Total shares traded 905,400 with notable action in Atchison, Baltimore & Ohio, Reading, Pennsylvania, Northern Pacific, and Chicago Great Western among others. Money on call easier at 2 to 4 percent, with firm exchange rates and notable activity in railroad and steel issues.
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Ohio
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Atchison
Chesapeake and Ohio
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Burlington
Hockstand
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Metropolitan
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Ontario and Western
Reading
Reading First
St. Louis
Southwestern
St. Paul
Southern Tea See Ag
HMG Southern Railway
Fae
Union Pacific
American Steel and Wire
American Torado
Brooklyn Rapia Transit
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Federal Steel
National Steel
People's Gas
Sugar
Prime Mercantile
Minn. &.L
Missouri
Baltimore & Ohio
Canada Pacific Canada Southern
Mo. K.& Tex
Cheaapeake
New Jersey
Shirear
CAB. &Q
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Western
Ind
Datarle & Weetern
Rook Laland
L Jon
Gay de
Hudson
Jy St. Louis
F. Erie
Great Nor
W. Hocking
Hocking Valley
Iowa Central
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St 13 Ag
Wells Fargo
Apersony Martin
Diet & Ha
North American Co
Pacific Coat
Southern Exchange
Tractions
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Shorts
Grand Jury
Third Avenue
Metal
Coal Roads Federal Steel
American Wire
Steel Hoop
Colorado
Jesucw
Delaware and Hudson
Jersey Central
Ontario
Norfolk Common
Baltimore and
New York Markets Rally And Waver On March 27
In London and New York trading Americans led activity but volume was lighter. Prices opened strong yet soon faced heavy realizing with a dull finish in home values. Southern Pacific and railroad issues advanced on strong London ties while industrials remained dull and Sugar and Steel works drew demand. Total stock shares traded reached 904,772 as markets swung between gains and selloffs.
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London Financial Cablegram Pays
Paria
Bertin
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London
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Ohio
Bank of England
Stocks and bonds and market quotes restate in Georgia
A compact market review lists state and county bonds with varied prices, railroads stocks including A W P and Atchison, and railroad bond details. Gold and exchange rates are cited with Buenos Ayres Madrid Home Paris and London figures. Commodities such as coffee sugar salt and crackers are itemized with prices from Atlanta markets.
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London
Berlin
Attort
Grain Letter: Mixed Wheat and Active Provisions in Chicago
Murphy & Co reports a quiet open with a slight decline in wheat, then a rally on small dealings. Private and public stocks total 18.534 million bushels. northwest receipts 483. Corn advances, futures mixed. provisions rise on gains in hogs and stock forecasts with activity tapering in the afternoon.
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Murphy & Co
Chicago
Northwest
Wheat Firm as Corn Closes Down and Provisions Rise
Wheat traded firm on smaller receipts and a visible decrease, May futures up 4 to 6 cents at times before closing firm. Oats improved, cash wheat weak with 80,000 bushels reported for export. Provisions active and higher with May pork and lard rising, receipts and futures reflecting, while mixed data from grain exchanges across Chicago New York and Atlantic markets.
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May ‘Fc
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Duluth
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Longs
Executors Sale of Beattie Estate in Fulton County Georgia
Court ordered sale of several parcels of land in Fulton County tied to the estate of David A Beattie deceased. Included are shares of South Atlanta Lynch stock and Atlanta Banking Company stock with specified tracts described by land lots and districts. Purchases may be in one third cash and two thirds in six and twelve months at 7 percent, or full cash. Executed by Mary I Beattie and W D Beattie as executors.
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Hotel Empire Flats Near Broadway and 63rd Street
The Hotel Empire on Broadway at 63rd Street offers European plan rates from $1.50 per day upward. A new fireproof building advertises modern amenities, efficient service, fine library, and cuisine. Proximity to amusements and shopping districts is highlighted with streetcars passing the door. Proprietor W Johnson Quinre invites postal inquiries for rates and descriptions.
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