Optimism Returns in Northwestern Wall Street Circles
A Northwestern brokerage client reports a shift from widespread pessimism to renewed energy and belief in a rebound. Dealers debate the Aldrich bill, some fearing insufficient reform while others favor broader action, with mixed floor sentiment and a rise in small lot orders for railroad stocks.
Cotton Market Fluctuations From Washington Forecasts Friday Saturday
Special to The New York Times reports a detailed Federal Weather Bureau forecast for Friday and Saturday across the cotton states with rain, warmer or cooler conditions and northeast winds. The cotton market in New York shows a net decline after opening gains, with contracts trading mixed between January and December, while spot prices in the southern markets remain steady to firm in several ports.
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Foreign Market Trends Reach Across Nations
On the London market demand rose with a buoyant tone as British shares led by Connell improved. Foreign buyers, notably Russians Japanese and Peruvians, pushed prices higher while American securities stayed idle. Bank results steadied sentiment though New York openings later dulled close. Paris Berlin and Petersburg markets showed mixed but firm movements with government securities rising and the 9 day Russian total debt reaction noted. English buyers dominated Russian imperial offerings with tours around seventy and fives at 93 4.
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Bank of France notes in circulation rise in weekly report
Paris on January 30 the weekly Bank of France statement shows notes in circulation increased by 60 625 000 francs.
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Wheat and corn futures ease amid light demand and export activity
Wheat prices fell to multimonth lows with little demand in the final trading half hour. News cited light movement in the Southwest and Argentine offerings. New York cash quotes ranged No 2 red 1.01 and No 1 Northern 1.16 to 1.11 futures. Corn in New York weakened as seaboard clearances remained robust and interior receipts lagged year ago. No 2 corn offered around 65 to 66 cents fob.
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Coffee futures end higher as market gains pace
Coffee prices closed up 5 to 10 points after a firm day with steady start and midday lift. Brazilian receipts totalled 23 000 bags at two ports while New York deliveries reached 10 692 bags. Rio Sao Paulo markets showed mixed moves with Santos steady. Bank of England weekly report notes reserve rise to 56.68 percent and discount rate held at 4 percent.
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Bankers End Two Day Advisory Session in City
The Advisory Committee of the American Bankers Association concludes a two day meeting in this city with a decision on a cost charged to the public.
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Library on Banking and Finance Authorized by Committee
A resolution authorized the Secretary to form a library devoted to banking and finance to be available for those seeking information on the measures. The advisory committee also nominated a voucher checks item and a measure to submit changes in the constitution.
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