Stocks Buoyant At The Close In Wide Market Rush
New York October 5 Stocks rallied in late trading as the market revived after a dull session. Union Pacific showed strength on rumors of a favorable annual report while bonds remained firm and money on call eased. The day closed buoyant with total sales around 2.66 million par value and notable strength in shares tied to the ore project.
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United States News
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
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Northwest
Hevy Specula‘xe Ventures
Market prices from Atlanta and Liverpool provide diverse commodity rates
The sheet lists varied prices for bacon, lard, sugar, canned goods, produce, and grains in Atlanta on October 5 and 6, plus Liverpool grain market closes. It notes precise figures for items such as bacon 9.75, boxed shorts 10.25, sugar 5.20, oats 3.00, and peaches 3.25 per case, with plentiful regional references and dates.
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California Today
Trade Trend Reports Record Volume in October
Bradstreet's notes continued high trade activity and active industry despite adverse weather and crop damage in the south. Cotton gains and cooler western weather improve retail trade while grain movement slows due to car shortages. Pig iron prices rise, foundry demand strong, steel rail business steady, refined sugars fall, and U S failures rise to 130 for the week ending October 4 with Canada at 22. Wheat and flour exports continue.
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United States
Canada
United States and Canada weekly exports and trade review
The week ending October 4 shows U S and Canadian exports totaling 41 917 021 bushels, with 4 557 653 last week and 1 072 642 this week last year. For fourteen fiscal weeks exports reach 44 795 042 bushels versus 17 099 375 in 1905. Corn exports for the week total 846 099 bushels, compared with 465 864 last week and 1 186 388 a year ago. Year to date exports stand at 25 300 381 bushels against 15 530 417 in 1905. New York and London notes follow with no major unfavorable developments except storm damage in the South. Autumn trade is active in dry goods, millinery and footwear. manufacturing plants are expanding, with railway earnings in September 9.2 percent higher than last year. Crop returns meet expectations except cotton losses causing price rises. Steel scarce, quick delivery pressures, and pig iron prices rising. The week highlights the elimination of irregularities in cotton goods markets due to higher raw material prices, prompting buyers to secure longer deliveries. Commercial failures total 183, down from 188 last week and 185 last year.
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