Claimed Frost Did No Damage At Port and Interiors
New York October 15 The cotton market opened steady with prices unchanged to 3 points higher on reports of frost in northern Alabama Mississippi and Georgia. Early activity turned weak as wall street support faded and private cables from Liverpool and the south discouraged buyers. By noon prices drifted lower with a net loss of 6 to 10 points as selling intensified and export clearances remained heavy.
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New York
Wall Street
Alabama
Mississippi
Geom
Liverpool
Walk Street
New Orleans
Galyceton
Catton
Contimueu
Atlanta
Iamond
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Opel
Lwmer Europed
Cordova
Ocen Keith
Molasven “Dal
Centifagal SF
Strup
Wall Street sees higher prices amid govt bond buy signals
In New York trading October, stock prices edged up as no new shifts in the coal strike or monetary policy appeared. Analysts expect Secretary Shaw to boost liquidity with large government bond purchases, potentially easing money market strain. Call loans rose to 9 percent before easing to 5 percent as market chatter swirled about further action.
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New York
Shaw
Coalers and Industra Rally Amid Market Shifts
The market rose on renewed buying led by Missouri Pacific and Amalgamated Copper as coalers and several industries gained, while United States Leather drew attention after a long lull. Rumors of government bond purchases by Secretary Shaw buoyed sentiment and a settlement of the coal strike was anticipated, though authenticity of the bond figure remained unclear.
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Amatenm
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Reading
Missouri Pacific
Inge Dight
Brooklyn Transit
Metrospolitan Street Railway
Tennessee Cent
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Gain
Amalgamated Copper
United States
Loulg
Hocking Valley
Shaw
Bond Market and Stocks Turn Higher Amid Mixed Trading
United States bond and stock markets showed strength at times after early London weakness. Gains centered on St Paul Louisville Illinois Central and Missouri Pacific while readings in coal and transcontinental issues rose. Treasury relief rumors and heavy Louisville and Nashville payments boosted sentiment as trading cooled into afternoon hours.
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International Power
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Vwa
Car. Chemical Co.y
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
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Texas and Pacific
Reading
Grangers
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Sinole
Gould
Missouri Pacific
London
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Mos
Furthi
Wee
Treasury
Missouri
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Liverpool
Buckton
Hearjen
Brocks
United Mine Workers
Erie
Aterling Exchange
Treasury Department
Trading Up On Northwestern Market Strength Across Grains
Chicago grain pits showed fairly active trading with higher closes across Wheat Corn and Provisions. Northwestern market strength drove the bullish tone as futures closed near day highs and receipts were modest, while a mix of shorts covering and strong demand supported gains.
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Northwestern
Chicago
Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Sitis
Corm
Atlanta Brokerage Co
Armour
Patten
Cudahy
Grain Market Sparks Upward Move Amid Bullish Demand
The report notes strong outside demand for corn and wheat with buyers like Armour and Patten active in futures, shorts covering, and prices firming into higher closes. Provisions stay bullish as milling demand holds steady in Chicago and Minneapolis markets, with cash demand for No 3 corn rising in Kansas City and a generally strong finish across grains.
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Armour
Duiutal
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Corp
Oct and Price Notes From Chicago to New Orleans Markets
Market reports from Chicago Cincinnati and Atlanta on October 15 show prices for meat, groceries, fruits, and staples. Beef short ribs and pork products drift, coffee futures ease, and sugar and molasses prices hold steady amid a broad range of commodity quotes across regional exchanges.
Provisions Market Overview from Atlanta and New York
October 15 market notes report rib sides, hams, lard, and bacon pricing across Atlanta New York and St. Louis. Details include boxed rib sides 11.11 percent, sugar cured hams 15, lard 72, continental and South American pork values, and dry salt meats strength with short clear ribs and boxed pork futures.
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Ctober
Messa Park
Cincinnati
Lara
Atlanta
California
New York
Western Steam
Continent
South America
Family
St. Louis
Bacon
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