Coalers Lead Trading Amid Narrow Market Activity
New York August 1 moderate market activity focused on a few leading shares with broad market passivity. Reading sparked the only notable movement as it rose, signaling coal combine expectations while a wave of investment demand for bonds supported prices and sentiment.
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Market roundup: wheat corn rise on lighter gains
Chicago August 1 buyers push wheat and corn higher amid mixed weather and Senate delay of the Hatch bill. Provisions hold steady as traders focus on receipts at St. Louis and a possible 1.5 million bushel rise in visible supply. Oats climb with corn while fats and oils show little change.
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General Markets Report Shows Steady DRM Exports and Prices
Market brief notes 23 000 pack s exports 1300 barrels 1200 sacks active and steadier with 21 800 barrels sold. Futures and spot grain mixed with No 2 Northern and No 2 Chicago prices quoted amid steady to firm tone across wheat corn oats and coffee.
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Stocks Rally On Broad Upturn Amid Strong Market Tone
Local securities see renewed demand with Philadelphia Company and A. & Glags leading gains. Trading shows larger lot sizes amid hopeful outlook, easing fears of weakness as Duquesne Traction and Westinghouse edges firm, while Ohio Valley Gas case advances in court and South prosperity reports highlight new industries and rail investments.
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Financial Markets Mixed as Rates Hold Steady Across Cities
Demand for discounts remains moderate with rates steady at 5.6 percent. Eastern exchange and currency trade even as money on call eases to bee cent. Clearing House figures show mixed bank clearings and balances across New York Philadelphia and Cincinnati with several cities reporting rate and premium movements.
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Texa
Ee Cana
Market activity broad but steady on New Year day
Transactions on the spot were moderate as buyers reentered the market through the day. The print market showed no new features but remained strong. The cotton goods market carried an improved sentiment overall.
Coffee receipts and stock at port and Santos crop totals
Coffee receipts for the crop year ending June 30 reached 3,713,838 bags at the port and 360,415 bags at Santos. The Santos crop plus port receipts imply about 7,412.5 bags, with overall crop estimates ranging from 6,000,000 to 6,500,000 bags, though gathering may be incomplete due to a shortage.
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Janzino
Santos
Realty market shows steady activity amid vacation lull
Real estate agents report healthy transactions across all property classes with several large deals in progress. A manufacturing site for 1000 employees may close this week with a $10,000 commission, while Fifth avenue block sales stall pending damages. Transit extensions boost values along Wilkinsburg and nearby streets, as Nimick and Hartley properties attract buyers at rising prices.
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Quiet opening as New Week and Month Market steadies
August opened quietly in local mercantile circles though trade in groceries and key products stayed active. Dealers report large mail orders and improved general sentiment, with sugar and canned goods showing strength while grain and feed markets remain dull and oats and hay prices easing.
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Murpay
Food prices and market report with varied goods
A coastal market listing shows butter and cheese firmer with steady sale totals. Eggs, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and staple items are quoted with assorted regional and seasonal variations, noting limited supply for some fruits and expected price ranges through the week.
Cattle Prices Fall as Supply Dwarfs Demand at East Liberty Yard
Market notes at East Liberty and Central yards show cattle in oversupply with prices down from last week. Hogs steady to firm and sheep firm on good lots, while receipts reach about 21 loads. Reports detail numerous sale lots across buyers, weights, and prices, with overall slower movement.
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East Liberty
Live stock market report with mixed cattle and sheep prices
The market shows medium and light weight bute sections at 375 to 4 per head classical cattle quotes with bulls and dry cows around 2 percent and nominal. Fresh cows in good supply with demand light and prices about 200.50 per head. Calves at 60 per lb for vealers and heavy grass calves. Receipts include 27 from surrounding counties and rest from Chicago. Sheep noted at 8.50 to 9.00 percwt for good, 4.0 to 4.2 for yearlings, 4.6 for spring lambs. some top sheep not reaching 4.25%. Hog market strong at 6.00 to 6.15 for best Ohio cornfed and 6.0 to 6.15 on others. Receipts 431 head last week, 641 prior.
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California
Anne Arundel Santelos Oe
Jenny Linds
North Carolina
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B. Hed & Co
Hoff, Hazelwood & Imhoff
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Reneker, Linkhorn & Co
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Dyer & Co
Snes Holmes
Rewlen
Chicago
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Neem
Louis
Turket
Texas
Cincinnati
Receipts and Prices Across Markets for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
The report details two days of receipts and market activity for cattle hogs and sheep across New York Buffalo Kansas City St Louis and Cincinnati. Notable figures include beef steer prices near 4.15 to 4.25 per hundredweight in major markets and hogs ranging around 5.40 to 5.70 per cwt with varied demand. Sheep and lambs show steady to firm trends with mutton and lamb rates listed for multiple markets.
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Brewing Journal
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Cotton market notes with mixed prices and sales data
The report records cotton quotations from Gatverros Texas and New Orleans Louisiana with terms like middling and good ordinary. It notes net and gross receipts, bale counts, sales, bases, and spinner figures amid a dull market.
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Visible Supply Figures From New York Produce Exchange
The New York Produce Exchange reports last Saturday's visible supply totals: Wheat 23,003,000 bushels, up 925,000. corn 6,996,000, up 199,000. oats 5,056,000, down 392,000. rye 195,000, down 19,000. barley 175,000, down 56,000 bushels.
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New York Produce Exchange
New York Metal Market Holds Firm on Tin Prices
In New York the metal market shows tin prices firm while other metals remain quiet. The August session reports steady activity as traders assess supply and demand in the metal trade.
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Tin Quint, Firm
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