Cotton Market Opens Steady as Rumors Boost Futures
New York and New Orleans trade desks report a steady start with futures gaining 4 to 7 points on firmer tone amid speculative interest. Early strength stems from Wall Street buying, improved spot markers, and expectations of a quicker end to the strike, with sales around 225,000 bales and prices closing modestly higher in the day’s session.
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Market Closes Irregular Amid Coal Strike Watch
Stock market rallied on coal strike settlement hopes with gains in Pennsylvania Delaware and Hudson and gas stocks led by Brooklyn Union Gas. Midday and late trading showed profit taking on the long side as New York bonds and money markets remained tight with call loans near 5 percent. Analysts noted renewed strength in Amalgamated Copper and Westinghouse Electric while several rail and industrial shares softened before a volatile close.
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Wall Street Sees Mixed Day as Market Fades Then Rallies
In New York on October 9 the stock market remained largely unchanged from the previous day with volume about the same and early strength fading into a dull and hesitating afternoon. A few leading stocks closed high while many sagged, as traders weigh a tentative coal strike settlement and ongoing earnest consultations to broker an overall peace.
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Reading and Pacific markets reel under strike rumors
The market opened mixed with scattered gains as stocks like Lackawanna Pacific Coast and Northwestern rose modestly while others held firm. Reports cite large dealings in Reading and Southwestern dale with prices advancing briefly before market dullness returned amid money fears and banking policy caution.
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Terre Haute
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Official Range and Sales of Stocks
Murphy and Co report mixed grain and stock notes from Chicago and Atlantis. Wheat showed steadiness early but weakened as December selling and Patten pressure pressed corn. Government crop data due tomorrow set expectations for spring wheat yield. oats and hogs also faced heavy liquidation amid dull provisions and scattered cash buying. Cotton markets rose and fell on weather and strikes, with mining and railroad news influencing sentiment. overall, the market closed firmer after early weakness and brief capital pressure.
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Northwest
Irwin Green
Armour
Patten
Atlanta
Victor Food
Quaker Food
New York
Cincinnati
Corn Dominates Trading With Large Market Movements
Chicago trading reports show corn as the day’s feature with December closing a fraction lower after an active session. Wheat and oats weakened late, provisions slid, and total receipts for tomorrow were listed, including substantial corn offerings and a rumored disposal of over 3,000,000 bushels by a leading holder.
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Market Summary of Grain and Provisions Data
A mixed market report shows strong position for purchases on dips amid stiff cash demand and heavy selling, especially around corn and oats. Notable activity includes 3,000,000 bushels sold off for Patten with tentative near term declines in values. futures close with partial recoveries, while grain products and provisions show varied quotations across Atlanta New York Chicago Cincinnati markets with routine price levels and steady flour and meal indexes.
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Provisions. Meat Market Quotes and Rates
Atlanta notes show boxed hams 11.0 percent with bellies around 11.33 and 19 sugar cured items. New York reports lard and refined fats steady with October close. Chicago records short ribs 21.10 and 17.0, dry salted shoulders around 9.25 to 9.50, bacon at 12.25. Cincinnati lard steady at 10.50 and bulk meats firm at 10.87.
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Coffee and groceries dominate Atlanta market listings
An October Atlanta market summary lists Arbuckles coffee at 10.80 per 100 pounds, Cordova and Zion prices, New Orleans syrup, and varied fruit and dairy quotes. It details prices for canned goods, nuts, dried fruits, pineapple crates, and butter, with regional notes from Savannah, Wilmington, and Charleston on turpentine, rosin, and sugar futures.
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