Cotton Futures Steady Amid Storm Watch and Trade
New York markets opened with a decline then firming on notes of a tropical storm threat along the coast and weaker weather reports. December contracts rose from 142 to 133.8, March up to 234.0, with a broad gain across the board as buyers covered and sellers stepped back. spot markets and New Orleans, Liverpool sectors showed mixed movements amid holiday and port activity expectations.
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Market Report and Financial Highlights from New York
The article provides a snapshot of financial markets with money on call at 4 1 2 to 6 percent, time loans strong up to 43 4 percent, and mercantile paper at 41 2 to 1 percent. Sterling steady. bank bills around 4 83 4 3 10 for sixty days and 4 95 85 for demand. Treasury position and grain supplies show October 11 figures, including gold and silver holdings and grain stocks, plus a steady coffee market and current wool and bagging prices in St Louis and surrounding markets.
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Liquidation heavy in stock market set off by banks
New York October 1. The liquidation in the stock market becomes clearer as banks contract loans to maintain reserves. United States Steel rose near 89 in early trading but broad liquidation followed. Subtreasury drew 2,840,000 from banks as cash needs persist while domestic and foreign credits shift. Germany's discount rate move spurs speculative pressure, with American markets reacting to linked bank action.
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Hubbard Bros export trends amid unsettled cotton market
Hubbard Bros and Co report large exports to Europa, signaling demand concerns among spinners. Weather forecasts predict frost in the southwest and a potential Key West storm, triggering market volatility. Cotton exports boost countrysiders, with a late rally leaving prices modestly higher. Mining stocks in Boston show wide swings with several miners listed, including Arizona Commercial, Butte Coalition, Calumet and Arizona, Greene Cananea, Nevada, and North Butte.
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Europa
Liverpool
Boston
Arizona Commercial
Butte Coalition
Calumet
Arizona
Greene Cananea
Nevada
North Butte
Wheat and grain futures edge higher amid strong milling demand
Chicago and other markets report IWheat advancing with gains near 1-8 to 1-4 cent as milling demand rises. Corn weakens late. oats hold. provisions steady. Global activity shows limited British shipments and a larger domestic visible supply, with cash sales brisk at 200000 bushels and mixed regional receipts and shipments across Chicago and St Louis markets.
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Timothy
St. Louis
Minneano- Me
Cotton at Ports Weighed in September with Stronger Prices
New Orleans notes Secretary Hester reports weights of 1,034,680 bales of cotton handled at outports and across rivers, with average per bale 1863-100, higher than last year. Port-by-port figures show gains in Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, South and North Carolina, Tennessee. Weather notes. copper and metal prices drift. bulk of market reports include fruits and vegetables prices from Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company in Philadelphia.
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Alabama
Georgia
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North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Creameries and market receipts across cities noted
In St Louis, Kansas City, New York and surrounding markets on October 11 and October 1, dairy items including butter eggs creamery products and poultry saw varied prices and receipts. Prices range from 11 to 30 per unit with creamery specials and state classifications highlighted.
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Turpentine and hog futures across markets on October 11
Reports from Naval Stores Charleston Savannah Wilmington and Chicago show turpentine firm with receipts and bid figures. crude and spirits steady. Prairie and St Louis cattle arrivals mix with steady to higher hogs and varied sheep and lamb prices. Chicago and St Louis note mixed beef and pork values with notable Texan and native cattle activity.
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London Stocks Open Quietly Then Steady After NY Data
London stocks opened quiet but firmed as the day progressed with American securities showing strength after a weak New York bank statement. By noon prices were steady to higher, United States Steel rising in the afternoon and lifting others, with a mild late reaction and a closing easy. Money rates quoted: consult 82 13-16, 82 1/2, short bills 2 1/2, three months 2 1/2.
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