Early advances in cotton prices as heavy rains hit belts
New York reports show unfavorable weather spurred an early advance in cotton futures but prices eased later. Market charact er remained volatile with gains near 10 to 11 points on strong New Orleans activity, while receipts and bearish sentiment cooled the session.
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Bng- Hab
New Orleans
Galveston
Houston
Otteane
Maren
Ayne Conembendy
MTA
Lange
Orlock
Jna
To & Pointe
Drs
Railway Stocks Advance On Gains and Calls for Stability
New York March 29 railway stocks led by Harriman issues rose on stronger earnings with chief rail lines Union and Southern Pacific reaching new highs. Canadian Pacific and Northern Pacific posted February gains while New York New Haven and Hartford and Lackawanna showed increases. London influenced an early uplift as coal tensions eased and wage measures steadied. Overall bank clearings rose nearly 24 percent from last year, signaling broader business improvement.
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New York
Standard Railway
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Harriman
Union
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
London
Northern Pacific
New Haven
Hartford
Lackawanna
Londo
King George
Bertin
Sesason
Chicago Wheat and Grain Markets Rally and Decline News
Chicago reports show wheat prices dropping late in the day due to a Liverpool squeeze and subdued support, with May fluctuating and closing around 1.02 1/2. Corn and oats move mixed as hog products fall, while Minnesota sowing signals a big year. cash wheat prices held firm and futures shift on weather and demand signals.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Whencht
Minnesota
May
Range in Cotton Options Headed for Stable Close
Market notes show closed barsly steady in cotton options with prices remaining nose steady amid limited movement. Traders expect little volatility as markets hold tight levels and await clearer data.
Hester's Weekly Cotton Statement Reports Large Increases
New Orleans and Washington stock data show strong gains in cotton movement and treasury balances. The March figures indicate substantial year over year increases in sight movement, receipts, and season totals, alongside a treasury deficit amid steady money markets and bank clearings in Atlanta.
London Stock Market opens with steady American shares
London March 20 American securities opened steady and slightly higher. Canadian Pacific led gains with a good rise, Southern Pacific and Union Pacific showed gradual improvement. Prices advanced from yesterday's close with notable shifts in several rails and metals. Gold remained firm at 2631/4 per ounce and money rates stayed stable.
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Pita
London
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacis
Union-Pacific
Mager
Spinofa
Contra IR
Jkontaville
Nashville
Southern Way
Cotton market review shows weekly gains and hopeful demand
New York March 28 price advances driven by strong consumption and spot markets. Big operators including Wall Street and Waldorf-Astoria affiliates bought, with Memphis and New Orleans traders also active. Domestic consumption estimates run to 16,750,000 bales against a crop of about 16,260,000, prompting bulls to predict further gains as cotton, stocks, and copper rise. Labor and coal disputes influencing manufacturing, with continued large receipts and a cautious, bulging stock outlook amid ongoing futures contention.
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New York
Wall Street
Waldorf-Astoria Party
Memphis
New Orleans
South
New England
Congress
King of American Cotton by spinners and markets
In New Orleans on March 19 Secretary Hester reports round numbers on American cotton shipments by spinners globally. Weekly take is 361,000 this year versus 159,000 last year. total since September 1 is 10,380,000 against 8,566,000 last year and 7,701,000 the year before. Northern spinners and Canada took 1,914,000 this year, southern spinners 948,000, and other spinners 6,518,000. Sea Island and Florida Georgia cottons are listed with varying prices. Charleston reports Sea Islands receipts and exports to the Continent. Rice and Honduras/Japan prices noted. American Telephone and Telegraph declares a two dollar per-share dividend payable April 65th to holders of record March 30th, 1912.
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Agriculex
American Agricultural Sa
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Tee Securities
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Hester’s Weekly Cotton Statement
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