Cotton Market Promises Mixed Bias on Weather Advances
New York cotton opened steady and rose slightly on strong buying from Wall Street and southern firms, despite weak Liverpool cables. Bad weather forecasts and smaller interior movement spurred shorts to cover, with late gains of 3 to 7 points as prices closed steady. New Orleans spot activity rose ahead of futures gains, with 3,700 bales traded and prices lifting before profit-taking trimmed advances.
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New York
Liverpool
Wall Street
Mrm
Yeading
New Orleans
Fetel
Metropolis
Texas
Houston
W. E. Small & Co
Austria
Liverpool Cotton Market Reports November 12 1907
Liverpool quotes cotton prices ease with 7000 bales sold and American shipments high. New Orleans and New York reports note mixed futures, drifting steady to firmer on weather outlooks and profit-taking, with frost risk looming in the southern U S crop areas.
Cotton market notes from Savannah to New Orleans November 12
Cotton reports across multiple ports show steady to firm middling prices, with varied sales and receipts. The New Orleans letter discusses Liverpool influence, interior movement, Houston deficits, and future outlook amid ample port stocks and rising exports to Britain.
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New York
Gulf
Galvester
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Rock
Norfolk
Muiggins
Baltimore
Inston
Philadelphia
St Louis
Stove Manghis
Augusta
Eipuston
Early year yield report stands out in source records
The document notes this report as the first and only to illuminate probable yield extent, surpassing prior monthly summaries that only described state conditions. It emphasizes the significance of yield projections over earlier statewide condition notes.
Wall Street Dips And Rallies Amid Profit Taking
Day of uneven trading in New York stocks with early gains giving way to selling for profits. Metropolitan rose to 3% and Brooklyn Transit to 2 1/2% while several rail and industrial shares held gains. sugar and others moved on uneven momentum as gold movements and foreign exchange influenced sentiment. Total stock volume reached 909,160 with bonds steady and sterling at firm levels amid broader market uncertainty.
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Jesa
Srew Ang
Metropolitan
Brooklyn Transit
Metropolitan Street Railway
Paris
London
Berlin
New York
Europe
Sorme Natural
Rio Grande Western
Chicago Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Wabash
Chicago
Timois
St. Paul
United States
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Indianapolis
Loursville
Erie
Wile
Erie Aecond
Great Northern
LouisvMle
Nashville
Manhattan
Missouri Packie
New York Central
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
Reading First
Reading Second
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
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Metro
Mexican Central
Mexican Nastona
Atchleon
Minsouri Paottie
Chesspasko
Ohio
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Bon Onlen
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Malta
Australia
London stock activity noted in small sale and rail values
New York dispatch reports London shares selling over 50,000 with limited activity in rail stocks. Despite scattered bids the market showed slack demand with minor movement in other issues.
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E. Small & Co
New York
London
Coatlesien
Market ends with cautious gains as bulls press on
Trading showed broad selling across sectors with general activity. Banks reported gains near 1.533 million since Friday while early offerings were absorbed. copper and other industrials moved, but the session closed with fatigue and a need for sustained support to keep the bull run alive.
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Haya
Chicago Great Western
Talon Pacific
Montreal
Bugar
Lower Wall Street
Beaton
Market closes with buoyant rally led by rail and miners
New York stocks showed buoyancy in early dealings with profit taking dipping in then a vigorous rally pushing prices to day highs. Rail and mining shares led gains including Union Pacific Southern Pacific St Paul Erie Reading and Air Bridge with strong features in American Smelting American Locomotive and Amalagamated.
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Reading
Canadian Pacifc
Union Pacific
Chicago and Western Tiners
Hocking Valley Steels
Air Braka
Amalgamated
Grain market slump drives Chicago futures down
Chicago November 2 heavy liquidation and bearish signals push Chicago grain futures lower. December wheat sinks to 71¾ to 72¾ cents, December corn and oats decline as traders weigh government crop data, exports, and Northwest receipts. Provisions ease on weaker hog prices as supply pressures persist amid mixed export activity.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Paris
Argentina
Bradatrest
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Cornere Heavy
Acra
Idoby Commission
Neal
W. EH Small & Co
Bureau
St. Louis
Murphy & Co
Kansas City
Atlanta Oats and Provisions Market Report November 12
Market notes from Atlanta, Cincinnati, Chicago and New York show mixed oats firm at No. 2 with rib, bellies and cut meat prices steady to higher. Pork and lard in Chicago and New York steady, bacon boxed at 9.00 to 9.27 dollars. Groceries list roasted coffee, sugar, salt sacks, ice cream, cheese, crackers and country produce with assorted price ranges.
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Atlanta
Chicago
Reilois
Fcincinnati
New York
Lion
New Orleans
BF. W
Prices of fruit and naval stores across markets
Fruit on Confections Atlanta lists oranges bananas and pineapples with varied prices. Virginia and Georgia almonds pecans peanuts and other nuts priced. Pineapples at 3.60 per crate. New York state grapes and Concord Niagara Catawba values noted. Naval Stores in Wilmington show spirits, rosin, and crude turpentine traded with firm tones and multiple receipts. Savannah and Charleston markets report spirits, rosin, and turpentine firm or unchanged with export activity and receipts recorded.
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Atlanta
Virginia
Georgia
California
New York State
Concord
Niagara
Naval
Wilmington
Savannah
Charleston
Liverpool Grain Market Sees Mixed Wheat and Steady Futures
Liverpool notes wheat spot prices for No 2 red western winter at 3s 14d, No 1 northern spring at Ss 9 6d, with December futures 6d Stid and March at Ss 10 3 4d. Corn spot firm with American mixed new at 55s, futures quiet for December and January to March. Also reports Sugar Refining Co cuts refined sugar prices across grades 1 through 16 by 10 points.
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Liverpool
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Coffee and Sugar Market Mixed in New York Trading
Futures opened steady with uneven session moves as shorts covered and longs pressed. Brazil cables hint crop improvement and stronger total movement. November to July sugar prices listed with varied shifts. Live Stock data shows steady cattle and calf notes amid moderate volume and mixed values in Chicago trading.
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New York
Shorts
Jones
Brazil
Januay
Cortes
New Orleans
Hugor
Available Supply Changes Report From New York
Special cables and telegraphic communications indicate changes in erasiable Bup Pliet. Wheat supply United States and Canada east of the Rockies increases 2,484,000 bushels with Hurave up 600,000. total 3,024,000. Corn supply declines 293,000 nationally and 753,000 for United States and Canada east of the Rockies. Metal markets show tin at 25 7/8, copper dulled, nickel at 54.37, lead at 4.27, zinc 4.12, and pig iron at 9.50 to 10.50.
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Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Rockey
Camara
Rockies
New York
Lake Gepper
Sax St Louis
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