Cotton Market Steady Then Rises On Weather Outlook
New York reports show cotton prices opening steady and advancing 20 points as shorts cover amid forecasts of less favorable weather in the belt. Receipts rose to 66,730 bales with New Orleans at 6,908 and Houston at 19,562. town reports note improved Liverpool cables and rising dry goods prices.
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Milla
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Caribbean Sea
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Houston
Bates
Weather Bureau
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Mobile
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Savannah
Jacksonville
Charleston
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Wee
Norfolk
Boston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
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Memphis
Augusta
Cincinnations
Metals and Coffee Markets Report From New York Oct 7
On the New York metal exchange copper and tin moved varied prices with spot copper weak at 12.30 to 12.60 for December and January, futures 12.50 to 12.75 for local varieties. Tin fell about 7 points with spot around 30.37 to 30.60 and London prices up modestly. Lead steadied around 4.30 to 4.40, while local shelter and East St. Louis readings held near record ranges. Iron market kept old prices. No. 1 foundry listings in the 19.2 to 19.7 range. Coffee opened steady. futures rose 15 to 25 points, with total US sales 64,250 bags. Rio and Santos grades firm, mild operations quiet but firm.
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Ne York
London
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Lodon
Wall Street
Rio No
Santos No
Market Reversal Boosts New York Cotton Prices
Hubbard Bros. reports a sharp market reversal as buyers from American spinners step in to challenge European merchants. Demand stays urgent after midday, with prices closing 16 points higher. Analysts warn a possible pullback tomorrow if spinners do not follow and European demand remains strong.
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New York
Europe
Atlantic States
Naval Stores Market Report October 7
Turpentine firm across Charleston Savannah and Wilmington markets with steady rosin and tar values. Receipts and shipments listed for firms A B C E F H I K N W V and others, including prices from 3.90 to 6.55 per barrel and crude turpentine at 2.50 to 4.00, with counts of receipts and shipments noted.
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Turpen
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Savannah
Turpentine
Rosin
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Imports and Exports in September Trade Report
London October 7 The September 1 board of trade statement shows increases of 7 294 500 dollars in imports and 5 899 000 dollars in exports The main import rise was grain and flour with added gains in manufactured goods Liverpool Grain Liverpool October 14 Closing Wheat quiet No 2 red western winter 78 64d futures easy December 7s 1d March 7 3d May 7s Std Corn spot quiet American mixed via Galveston 2d futures dull October 7s 1 34d
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Galveston
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Atlanta
Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Timothy
St. Louis
Stocks Active as Liquidation Eases in New York Market
New York October 27 The stock market showed early signs liquidation pressure on United States Steel easing while Steel remained prominent. Volume ran large with stop-brokered sales unreported, aiding a broad recovery. money markets loosened as loan repayments supported better funds, aiding a mixed but improving opening.
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Wheat market eases on higher receipts and rain forecast
Chicago traders faced a heavy session as increased southwest receipts and a rain outlook offset bullish signals. December wheat slipped to around $1.01 and May solidified losses while oats and corn also weakened. government crop expectations weighed on markets amid strong primary movement and buyer activity from a major commission house.
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Treasury Statement Washington October 7 figures
The treasury opens with trust funds gold coin 365,356,869 dollars silver dollars 485,850,000 and 1890 silver dollars 4,059,000 plus silver certificates outstanding 485,550,000. General fund lists standard silver dollars 4,983,254 current liabilities 101,769,254 working balances 29,439,736 in treasury offices and 37,835,688 in banks. Subsidiary silver coin 20,796,028 and minor coin 1,900,934 bring total balance in the general fund to 94,200,563 dollars.
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Increase Ocean Freight Rates Conference Reaches Agreement
Bagging and ties report from St. Louis notes iron cotton gas and hemp twine prices. A London telegraph says a conference of all steamship line owners operating between European ports and American Atlantic and Gulf ports agreed unanimously to raise ocean freight rates from American ports.
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Huronpeaa Ports
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Waterways meet program announced in New Orleans
The Lake to the Gulf deep waterways convention schedule is set for October 30 to November 2. President Taft and Vice President Sherman with cabinet officers and governors will attend. Taft will speak October 30 and then watch Sewanee vs Louisiana State football. He plans opera, a French Quarter sight seeing trip, and an afternoon sacred concert at Tulane, where an address is expected.
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French Quarter
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SLEEPER FOR THOMAS PLACED AT UNION STATION
A sleeper car for Thomas at Ville Georgia via A B is placed in Union Station at 9 p m and opens for occupancy immediately. The train departs at 11 10 p m.
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