Cotton Market Opens Steady Then Falls on Bear Pressure
New York and New Orleans cotton markets show early gains of 2 to 4 points on demand and foreign purchases influenced by coal strike news, then retreat as commission houses lack buying orders and bears push prices lower. By close, the market is steady to 4 points lower with total sales around 250000 bales. spot New Orleans weak amid 1/16 to 1/8 decline, futures sliding as Liverpool reports expectations of permanent price decline.
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New York
Fall River
North Central Belt
Wall Street
Shorts
New Orleans
Liverpool
Cordova
Cotton futures range in New York yesterday
The Liverpool Market report notes good spot business with easier prices and a strong weekly shipment: middling Up Lands 4.72, sales 32,000 bales, American 10,306, speculation 500, receipts 10,500, American 800. Beers Cotton Letter cites Liverpool’s favorable tone after the cold strike settlement and cites a 2 point rise.
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Liverpool
Castor
Bond Quotations Register Mixed U S and Rail Issues
Closing bond quotations list with U S registered coupons and various rail, railroad and utility issues. Includes prices and general values for bonds such as Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Baltimore and Ohio, Chesapeake and Ohio, Missouri Kansas Texas, Northern Pacific, Reading, Union Pacific, and more across 4s to 5s with percentages and conversions.
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Uy Atchison General
Baltimore
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Southern
Gentral of
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Chicago
Alton
Burlington and Quincy
Milwaukee
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Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
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St. Louis
Chicago Terminal
Colorado and Southern
Erla
Fort Worth
Denver City
Vais Hocking Valley
Louisville
Nashville
Fis
Mexican Central
Rey
Minneapolia and
Migsouri
Kansan
Texas
New York
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Texas and Pacific
Toledo, St. Louis and Western
Union Pacific
Wabashista West Shore
Wheeling
Wall Street Buoyed by Roosevelt Arbitration on Coal Strike
The day in Wall Street reports a formal Roosevelt arbitration setup for coal miners and operators, easing doubts about a strike. Markets rose amid optimism from London and Philadelphia, with heavy buying in Pennsylvania stocks and Norfolk and Western. Currency and bond markets showed strength, while rumors of a Shaw gold purchase circulated and influenced trading.
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Enka
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Provisions. October market quotes across cities
The report lists pork and lard prices in Atlanta Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and New York for October 16. Prices show firmer pork and lard with boxed and loose rib cuts, dry salted meats and bacon at varying points, including futures like short clear and jampered equivalents. Notable figures include lard around 10.60 to 11.65 and pork in the high teens to over 20 for family eat and mess grades.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
Clear
Columbus
Gainesville
Greenville
Griffin
Macon
Montizette
Newnes
Goodywater
Marion
Selma
Ala
Covinrian
Lin
Central Station
Augusta
Charleston
Galveston
Little Rock
Moblie
Montgomery
New Orleana
Oklahoma
Savannah
Icksburg
Wilmineto
Marbuty
California
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Western Steam
Continent
South America
Familly
Grain and provisions rise as Chicago markets stay active
Chicago on October 16 reports strong activity in wheat corn oats and provisions with December corn up about 4 1/2 to 15 cents and December wheat higher amid brisk trading. Bulls push oats and pork products while sales by locals balance profits amid mixed bear factors and steady receipts across major grain centers.
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Victor Ford
Hudnut
New York
Northwest
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Carnheher
Deremhe Ao
Shorts
Minneapolis
Duluth
Heccipis
Jae
Lee
Mheral
Market Brief in Cotton and Commodities Across States
In Cotton New York October 16 the cotton market shows diminished activity with top crop hope fading. Exports since September 1 reach 1,022,032, suggesting a shorter season. receipts look below last year. Market prices for cattle hogs and sheep move steadier to higher. wheat and coffee trends show modest shifts. London tin and copper edges firm with mixed commodity notes. regional markets in Atlanta report varied prices on eggs, butter, poultry and produce.
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