Cotton market opens firm amid active trade and higher prices
New York on September 23 reports the cotton market opening firm and 3 to 7 points higher led by Liverpool. Bulls push prices up to 8.92 before retreating amid room pressure and public-supply fears. Close steadier but 4 to 16 points lower. total sales 550000 to 600000 bales, January and March dominating.
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Closing Bond Quotations Incomplete Rail and Utility Notes
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Theod Ore Price on Cotton in New York Market
A fragmented report discusses cotton price movements in New York. It notes speculation that spot prices fall may prompt purchases and mentions government actions, crop pace, and limited bale availability affecting price signals. The text references national buyers, harvest expectations, and market opinions on prices.
Wall Street Blues Drive Market Into Liquidation
New York September 23 Prices sank as curators and all classes sold off holdings amid scarce money, high call loans, and fear of bank failures. Deposits left banks were redirected into loans, smashing sentiment and pushing the market lower despite occasional pauses.
Financial turmoil grips New York lenders and banks
New York on September 23 reports strong interest in the financial situation as call loans traded between 10 and 20 percent. Individuals and firms withdrew bank balances to make direct loans driving scarce bank money and causing tension with clients. A brokerage house reportedly moved about 1,000,000 dollars in cash between two banks, lending at 15 to 18 percent, while out-of-town withdrawals for crop needs pressured lenders. Canadian bank branches joined the surge in high-rate lending. Call loan rates closed near 10 to 13 percent in late hours.
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Treasury balances and global markets mixed on Sep 23
Washington reports available cash balances at 216.9 million and gold at 130.1 million, with irregular bonds and weak railroad issues noted. London shows consols at 93 1 16, while American and Argentine markets edge through grain and wool data, with cattle and hogs trading across St Louis and Chicago bills and futures.
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September Wheat Leads Market Amid Volatile Trade
Chicago and Liverpool reports show September wheat surging on short-covering before closing unchanged while December and oats swing, and provisions rise on buying strength. Supplies and receipts mixed with rain aid. coffee and sugar futures, cotton seed and fruits feature across markets with continued volatility.
Opportunity for Atlanta business men to join insured policy
An opportunity for Atlanta business men introduces a National Life Insurance policy offering 100 percent mortuary dividends and self sustaining surplus after 10 years. The offer is available for 30 days at the usual life rate, with details on application and a contact for E. E. Kirby, city manager, Bell 1374, and Consolidated Insurance Agency at 104 North Pryor St.
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Wheat market fluc tuation at Chicago and St Louis
Wheat prices swung through the day with mixed signals as September futures and spot quotes showed gains early then setbacks. Corn and oats followed wheat, with rains and export demand influencing the session while flour and cash grain quotations remained steady to easy.
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The Metal Market Summary September 23
The metal market showed immaterial price changes with overall weakness in undertones. London and New York quotes varied across spot and futures, with speller steady locally and prices for standard, castine, and other metals moving within narrow ranges.
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