Cotton Market Faces Losses Across Markets in New York and Liverpool
The New York cotton market opened steady then declined as Liverpool cables showed weakness. Reports cite heavy receipts, liquidation by commission houses, and a price drop by 2 to 7 points at the close. New Orleans spot prices eased by 1 to 2 points with quiet trading. Futures and other markets mirrored weakness amid mixed weather and crop outlooks, with traders expecting a renewed rally if conditions improve.
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Liverpool
Room Shorts
New Orleans
Hubbard Bros. & Co
New York
Hull
Wall Street Slump Deepens Amid Heavy Liquidation
The Oct 7 stock market session in New York closed with a broad mood of gloom and substantial retreat. A large liquidating drive operated under cover of strength, hitting leading stocks as a single persistent operator linked to major financial houses steered market interests.
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New York
Mtur
Europe
Includ
Market closes weak as ex dividend drop weighs on stocks
Sentiment dampened by St Paul failure to hold the ca in a start when it sold ex dividend. Losses of 5 percent from ex dividend pening and similar for Southern preferred. Throughout first hour, 2 to 3 percent drops were common. Sugar among the severest industrials declines. London Board of Trade reports September exports up 17.8 million and imports up 39.19 million with gains in manufactured articles and foods.
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St. Paul
Southern
English Board of Trade
London
The
Board of Trade
Louisville
Missouri Pacific
Southern Pacfic
Minneapolis
Sault Ste Marie
Southern Pacific
Coatera
Treciarice
Sloss-Sheield Steel
Stolesa
Sugar
Delaware and Hudson
Chicago Markets Show Dull Trade Amid Bearish Weather
Chicago markets were less active as mild weather bailed bears in corn and wheat. December wheat slipped about a percent, corn fell around 3/4 to 4 cents, and oats declined in step with futures. provisions weakened with January pork, lard, and ribs closing lower. Trading was light with small receipts and mixed demand across Wheat, Corn, and Oats while news of rising world supplies weighed on sentiment.
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Board of Trade
Bradstreet
Weax
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Housta
Weaknay
Gake
Murphy & Co
New York
Northwestern
Minneapolia
Cudahy
Atlanta
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Cotton Market Wavers Amid Wall Street and Weather Shifts
October 7 Atlanta reports a choppy cotton market with January futures under pressure as weather improves and Wall Street moves weigh on sentiment. Traders note limited demand for January and anticipate future volatility as receipts rise. stocks soften in London and U S markets while brokers and buyers seek gains amid rumors of bond purchases by the Treasury.
Bond market closing quotations from Chicago and points mix
Closing bond quotations across numerous railroads and utilities. Notable items include U S registered coupons, Canada convertible 4s, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago and Alton, Missouri Kansas and Texas 4a, Northern Pacific 49.0.5, Union Pacific 4s, St Louis and San Francisco 43, Southern Pacific 45, Wisconsin Central 48, and Consolidated Tobacco 45.4 with various listings of general, income and debenture issues.
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International Paper
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Minneapolis
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Mabde
Ohio
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Lake Erie
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Wall Street Trade Wavers As Bond Talk Roils Markets
Strong activity in U S Steel and Southern Pacific shares underscored a volatile session. Traders eyed a proposed 520 million bond issue to fund improvements and dividends but cautioned that the move may be delayed or tested by Treasury actions. The day saw wide price swings, with early gains fading into a broad liquidation. California and Pennsylvania equities fluctuated as money markets steadied on news of Australian gold arrivals.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
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New York
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Bar
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Merlin
Sterling Exchange
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Prime Mercantile
Murphy & Co Stock Letter Indicates Market Decline
The New York market fell again on liquidation as London edged higher and awaited coal policy outcomes. Governor Stone's actions were seen as likely to worsen coal supply fears, while San Francisco reported $3.7 million in gold arriving for potential use in New York. Despite favorable news, demand for fresh loans remained tight, forcing heavy stock selling and liquidation led by a prominent operator who had previously issued bullish signals.
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New York
London
Stone
Neler
San Francisco
The Metal Market Today in New York and St Louis
The Metal Market reports London tin gains of 1 56 with spot at £115 10s 3d and futures £114 0s. Copper in London at £52 28 6d spot £52 9s futures. Local tin quiet but firmer, lead steady around 4 5? and 10 15s in London. Spelter firm locally at 5 range, with London up 23 6d to £19 7s 6d. Hagush Iron mixed. Glasgow 58 1d and Middleshoro 538 4d. Locally iron steady, war rents nominal, foundry grades varied by region. St Louis notes lead softer at $4, spelter $6.20.
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Market summaries mixed on loans rumors and coal talks
Stocks and rails faltered as loan calls prompted liquidation while rumors swirled, later denied. Near term shorts covered on hopes of a coal strike settlement. Wheat and corn prices fluctuated with export sales, weather, and local trading shaping a choppy session. Provisions and grain futures showed divergent moves across cities with demand emerging in places like Atlanta and Chicago.
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Kansas City
Sugar and coffee market notes from New Orleans
December to March price figures for bags and coffee by month with spot prices in Rio, notes on raw sugar firmness, refining and centrifugal grades, and October sugar activity in New Orleans noting kettle and centrifuge terms and new syrup values.
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New Orleans
Fruits and confections price list from Atlanta market
October 7 market report from Atlanta shows prices for apples bananas pears and other produce. Fancy Ben Davis apples three dollars per box, cooking apples no sale. California fruit and grapes two dollars per unit, peaches ten dollars per crate. pears and bananas with varied pricing. nuts and mixed nuts listed by grade. pineapples two dollars fifty nine cents to three dollars per crate. eggs twenty cents per dozen. butter around seventeen to twenty cents. live poultry and ducks priced. cabbage four to one dollar per pound.
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Atlanta
Ben Davis
California
Banen
Virginia
Georgia
Naval Stores Market Report from Savannah
On October 7 Savannah reports steady to firm turpentine and rosin prices with receipts and exports noted. Resin and spirits activity shows minimal changes while crude turpentine holds firm and tar markets rise slightly.
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Savannah
Wilmington
Ney
Charleston
Live Stock Market Report from Chicago and Kansas City
October 7 live stock figures show cattle receipts around 500 westerns and diverse prices across beef categories. Hog receipts near 17,000 with market 10 to 26 cents lower, noted as mixed to heavy demand. sheep receipts about 30,000 with steady to good wholesale quotes. Includes Texas and Kansas City listings with mixed cattle, hog, and sheep prices and regional variations.
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Chicago
Kansars City
Texas
Weslett
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