Views on Trade Conditions Open in Wall Street Market
A November dispatch notes Wall Street trading largely operates openly in the security market with broad no-floor access though quotations are not fully published. Investor machinery exists for investment securities while sentiment hinges on future reopening and Europe’s stance, with bond and currency markets reacting to Federal Reserve actions and English war loans.
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Wall Street
Cotton Exchange
Europe
Ba Ueard
Sterling Exchange
Federal Reserve
Wall Street Faces Open or Wait Debate on Stock Exchange
New York observers weigh whether to reopen regular trading as European war strains credit and markets. Governors describe how closure froze credit, while supporters say regulated reopening could offset foreign liquidation with coordinated clearinghouse action. President Wilson’s letter boosts confidence that business policy will support markets.
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Wall Street
Financial District
Streat
Fex
Clostnx
Stock Exchange
Standard American Index of Trade and Credit
Stork Exchange
Belgium
Germany
Vrance
Austria
England
Clearing House
Wilson
McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Roosevelt
Record cotton ginning surge signals crop near all-time peak
Washington reports the census ginning bulletin shows 11,524,708 bales ginned prior to November 14, the highest on record, with Alabama, Arkansas, Florida and Oklahoma setting new state ginning records. The season’s ginning from November 1 to 14 also exceeded last year by 162,000 bales, and the eight states led by Georgia and Texas push toward a yield around 16 million bales. The next report will detail ginnings used prior to November 20.
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Washington
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Oklahoma
Buman
Boston
C. Mabatog
North Carolina
South Carolina
Weis
Vail
Louisianm
Tennen
DBI Eis Ow
Estedss
Axon
Isis
Nevernhar
Alates
Fear
Fla. Sa
Permatte
Baerage
Ecember
Argentine Wheat Prices Fall on Argentina Harvest Hopes
Market news from Caicaso and Chicago shows wheat quotes retreating as traders weigh chances of a smaller Argentina harvest. Corn and oats also ease while hog provisions stay steady amid shifting export and embargo chatter. Prices in New York and St Louis reflect mixed grain strengths with reserve data affecting broad sentiment.
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Caicaso
Argentina
Rio
Buenostres
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Cotton Movement in Early New York and Atlantic Markets
Cotton markets show steady bid at 7 percent across the port cities with detailed receipts exports and stocks for New York New Orleans Galveston Savannah Charleston Wilmington and other hubs. Liverpool weekly sales and exports highlight shifts while American stocks and forward positions are listed, including totals for the day and week.
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New York
Ceon Clee
New Orleans
Tae
Atlanta
New Orisons
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Nortofie-Midaling
Basten
Recelpta
Philatelphia
Perts
Heempts
FBR
Belen
Liverpool
Forward
Towas Ntack
Astuel
Orleana
Savannas
Uea
Gharletton
Norfolk
Boston
Philadelphia
Texas City
Howaton
Memphis Auensta
St. Louis
Professional Views Of Cotton Market
New York November 21 reports a bearish trading mood with a large ginning report countered by hesitance in early buying. December shorts remain standoffish while northern buyers show slow investment demand. JAX Bond & Co and Hubbard Bros & Co note record or near-record outputs but question the reliability of today’s figures and foresee ongoing volatility into Monday. Savannah shipments and rosin markets also show mixed activity as copper and other metals hold firm amid quiet spot markets.
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New York
Census Bureau
Shorts
Ciuy
Gulf
New Orleans
Liverpool
Hubbard Bros & CO
Dietant Muelie
JAX, Bond & CO
Fors Ward
Imnat
New Forks
Cabina
London
Santos
Brazil
Reopening Plan for Bond Transactions at New York Exchange
New York November 21 a definite plan to reopen bond transactions under certain restrictions will be submitted to the exchange governing committee at the regular meeting on November 21. The plan, supported by the five member special committee, aims to resume bond dealings at an early date with fewer restrictions than earlier proposals.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
The
Exchang
Wen
Snanelal
Exchange
Epecia Committee
Species Committee
Leading Industrials surge on market optimism and profit sharing
In the current issue of the COPPE CURB & MINING OUTLOOK from New York experts examine why Leading Industrials on the present market advanced from 10 to 50 percent in two weeks and what backs a potential further rise. They also analyze Jumbo Extension’s 160 percent upswing in two weeks and forecast future prospects along with Frey and 100 other topics. Sample subscription details are provided for a yearly rate.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank Act
Esiaue
Washington
Wilson
Interstate Commerce Comiession
Anese
Frey
Pews
Trinity Place
New York
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