Liverpool Weak and Irregular in Cotton Market
The New York cotton market opened steady with prices unchanged to lower as weak cables and a failed cold wave forecast dampened sentiment. By midday, a broad rally emerged on fear of short-seller stampedes, pushing January to 8.80 and lifting other futures, though the close showed a net 3 to 8 point gain. New Orleans spot quotes eased, trading 16 to 0 lower than yesterday in light volume, with mixed involvement as buyers hesitated. The dry goods market in New York remained steady with firm demand for staple lines and print cloths, despite local conditions.
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Misssouri Pacific
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Southwestern
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Movement at the Ports
Cotton market across ports shows quiet or firm tone with daily sales and receipt figures. New Orleans reports 775 bales sold at middling uplands 9. Galveston records 3,700 bales at middling 87 and 16. Mobile notes quiet market at middling 8.5 with 200 sales. Savannah shows quiet as of September 18.
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Closing Bond Quotations From Various Railroads and Companies
A list of closing bond quotations includes Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul general 45, Chicago and Northwestern consol 75, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific 4s, G and C and St. Louis general, Chicago Terminal 48, Colorado and Southern 44, Denver and Rio Grande 4s, Erie prior lien 4s, Erie general 4s, Fort Worth and Denver City firsts, Hocking Valley 445 0, 06ers of Louisville and Nashville unified 48, Mexican Central 48, Minneapolis and St. Louis aes Missouri], Kansas and Texas 48, New York Central firsts and general 3%58, New Jersey Central general 5s, Northern Pacific 4s and 3s, Norfolk and Western consol 4s, Reading general 46, St. Louis and Iron Mountain consol 53, St. Louis and San Francisco 43, St. Louis and Southwestern firsts and seconds, San Antonio and Arkansas pas, Southern Pacific 43, Southern Railway 69, Texas and Pacific firsts, Toledo, St. Louis and Western Union Pacific 44, convertible 4s, Wabash firsts and second, West Shore 4, 0-2, Wheeling and Lake Erie and Central 48, Consolidated Tobacco 4s.
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Wall Street Holds Strength Amid Mixed Trading on Sept 18
New York stocks show underlying strength with apathetic turnover as Gould group leads a consolidation rumor affecting Missouri Pacific and Rock Island. Bond and money markets steady with scarce demand, while international currencies and commodities show modest moves. late session hints of improved sentiment follow Bank of England stance.
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Market Grain Quiet as Bearish Crop Report Hits Prices
Chicago trade cooled as corn led declines on a bearish crop outlook. December corn fell about 5 to 5 8c, wheat and oats eased, and provisions dropped with October pork and lard pulling lower. Receipts mixed as futures closed weak with cautious activity across corn, wheat, oats, and meats.
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Coffee futures slide then rally on liquidation and recovery
New York trading opened steady and lower on easter cables and light liquidation, then grew active with a late rally driven by covering and a partial rebound in the French market. September closed 5 points higher. other months steady to 5 points lower. Sugar and fruits sectors show varied prices across regions with steady to firm tones.
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Theodore Price Foresees Higher Cotton Prices
Theodore Price urges cotton holders and producers to ignore circulating reports aiming to depress prices. He asserts the market will rise due to a poor crop and strong demand driven by U.S. prosperity and global peace, insisting the law of supply and demand will prevail regardless of attempts to influence it.
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Theodore H. Price
Grain and market quotings drift with harvest nerves
The article compiles farm market notes from Chicago Cincinnati and Atlanta on September 18, detailing wheat, corn, oats, flour and lard price moves. It notes firm or weaker prices, cash and futures quotes, and assorted provisions with emphasis on No. 2 and futures contracts. Names of cities and commodities anchor the readings.
Local Produce Prices From A Fragmented Market Listing
A fragmentary OCR style notice lists live poultry items with prices per unit such as hens 22 to 24 cents, ducks, puddies, and onions. Cabbage and Irish potatoes priced per hundred or bushel. Includes stray alphanumeric tokens and incomplete phrases.
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