Quick 10 Shares Burst With Heavy Profits
Rapid trading shows bulging market gains for Quick 10 shares amid wild activity. Investors chase quick profits as prices surge and volatility rises across platforms.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1916
Page
9
Rapid trading shows bulging market gains for Quick 10 shares amid wild activity. Investors chase quick profits as prices surge and volatility rises across platforms.
Bullish pressure lifts distant months while near months soar to highs before profit taking pulls futures back. New Orleans and New York trade volumes surge as spot prices edge higher with middling and low middling quotes reported across Texas and Southern markets.
The New York cotton market opened with renewed activity as prices rose 8 to 9 points net, with deliveries reaching new seasonal highs. January and March futures fluctuated, with January around 19.25 to 19.35 and March near 19.40 to 19.46 as trading showed a mix of selling pressure and renewed bull support amid unsettled tones.
York market reports cotton futures barely steady with December at 19.44, March 19.47, May 19.57 and highs near 19.64. The 11 o’clock call notes unsettled activity and gains of up to about 16 points in Wetnantes area as prices fluctuated through the session.
On a week of buying activity in New Orleans the cotton market jumped 24 to 32 points in early trading as new highs appeared for all future months. Cables were stronger and orders flowed in from outside traders, but buying pressure pushed the market down toward Monday's close amid bullish reports from Bombay.
Progress of the East Indian crop provided a stimulating feature as noon prices stood 19 to 23 points above yesterday's finals. The market grew unsettled in the afternoon with heavy liquidation, though large exports offered a sustaining influence. By 1:30 prices showed a net rise of 16 to 18 points.
New Orleans cotton prices opened irregular with bids showing December at 18.88 cents, January 18.91, March 19.19, May 19.42, and July 19.53 as asked. Market quotes show scattered adjustments across contracts with firmer nearby activity and only partial clarity on subsequent positions.
Liverpool cotton market shows good demand with futures steady. Prices list Good Middling at 11.5, Middling around 11.13, and Low Middling near 10.97 per unit with 910,000 bales traded, including 9,800 American and 24,000 bales, of which 19,600 were American.
Futures markets in Liverpool closed unsettled with mixed bids. Prices for various months show small shifts from October through August with most contracts around 10.8 to 11.0 pence per pound and odd spikes noted on some spreads.
Data from Galveston and other ports list bales for various cities including Houston New Orleans Mobile and Norfolk with figures for stock on hand and deficits. Current season deficit tallies 101 154 bales versus prior year and last week stock totals compare with the year prior.
Spot cotton in Charlotte advanced 2.50 per bale with few bales offered. The market held around 19 cents. In Montgomery prices stood at 19 cents as cotton men expected higher levels and few sales were recorded.
Insurance representatives in Texas face confusion after a state attorney general ruling effectively ends insurance brokerage in the state. The State Fire Insurance Commission announced a hearing for next Thursday, inviting company representatives from across Texas to seek clarity on the new requirement that insurance be dealt only by licensed agents of companies with Texas permits.
Sailed: Jose and Victoria de Lecomte from Galveston to Manchester El Occidente New York Elswick Hall to Liverpool Newa Dan Aarhus via Louisboro Commodore Rolling to Cuban ports and Kingston.
New Orleans market reports show rough and clean rice demand with 14 546 rough sacks received and 8 105 clean pockets sold. Trade includes Honduras and Carolina consignments with Blue Rose and Japan lines, while quotations list rough and clean prices.
A Savannah report lists turpentine firm sales of 198 and shipments 141 with receipts of sevent y one percent resin firm sales 73 and shipments 150 with receipts eighty. Quotations show varied figures including an 86.46 and 24.50 for different grades and firms, amid a mix of illegible symbols.
Unsettled weather in Argentina hints drought relief and sparks mixed wheat trading. Exporters questioned damage levels while bulls cited weaker European demand. prices rose briefly after 2.6 million bushels exported were reported. Closing prices showed gains in wheat and oats with corn drawing some support from late rally in wheat.
Quotations show wheat up with No 2 red at 1.83 to 1.85 a bushel and No 2 hard 1.76 to 1.83. Corn declines to 99 cents for No 2 and No 2 white. Oats advance with No 2 at 51 4 to 52 cents and No 2 white at 53 1 2 cents. Rye climbs to 1.36.
Quotation roundup shows wheat unchanged to slightly higher with No. 2 hard at 1.74 to 1.81 and No. 2 red at 1.72 to 1.77. Corn shows No. 2 lower, mixed at 95 to 98 cents for No. 2 white 98c, No. 2 yellow 98c to 1.00 per bushel, and rye at 1.29 to 1.30.
Washington October 24 The Bureau of Standards and the Bureau of Mines outline plans for standardizing gasoline quality through an exhaustive study. They discuss distillation based specifications, limiting aromatic content, and the need for expert testing to ensure safe easy engine starting while avoiding market disruption.
Union Stock Yards report Oct 24 notes a steadier livestock market with brisker trading. Demand for stocker cattle improved and butcher cattle offerings were larger though prices varied from 4.76 to 5.50 for extra choice stock. Hogs were nearly unchanged locally and in outside markets.
Receipts and quotations show hogs 16 000 head market higher with heavy at 10.15 to 10.40 and packers 10.00 to 10.30. cattle receipts 23 000 including 600 southern fed steers 9.60 to 11.00 for primes and 7.00 to 9.25 dressed. calves 6.00 to 9.00. sheep 15 000 with lambs 9.90 to 10.60 and ewes 6.50 to 7.26.
Kansas City grain closes show wheat for December at 1 734 and May at 74 percent, corn for December at 8 17/16, May at 9 1/4, reflecting modest gains as markets respond to demand and harvest news.
PROVISION MARKETS CHICAGO IL Oct 24 Quoted local packing house items for Tuesday Dry salt extras 16% c bacon extras 18c dry salt bacons 14-16 lb average 18% c fancy breakfast bacon 28c fancy hams 22c bacon bellies 14-16 lb average 20 Pure lard 17%4 compound 14c New York Oct 24 Cotton goods strong Yarn s firm higher dress goods active raw silk steady and prices high Jobbers active.
Chicago market report shows hog receipts 96 000 with prices $9.70 to 10.50 for various weights and a firm tone. Cattle receipts 15 000 with native beef prices 6.70 to 11.50 and western 6.20 to 9.50 while stockers and feeders bring 6 to 7.75. Sheep receipts 76 000 with steady sale, wethers 7.00 to 8.25 and lambs 8.25 to 10.65.
Fort Worth Texas cattle receipts 7500 steady market with steers 6.00 to 7.75 stockers 6.00 to 6.65 heifers 5.50 to 7.60 cows 3.25 to 6.25 bulls 4.00 to 5.00 calves 4.50 to 8.60 Hog receipts 2500 market 5 to 10 cents higher top 10.15 Sheep receipts 4100 steady with yearlings 7.00 to 8.00 wethers 6.75 to 7.25 ewes 6.00 to 7.00.
Daily cattle sales in Oklahoma City show receipts of 1100 cattle at steady prices and 1900 hogs up 10 cents with top at 10.26. Yesterday’s sales list include Wheeler Texas steers and Shamrock Texas calves among others with varied weights and prices.
In St Louis on Oct 24, hog receipts 1200 with market about 5 cents higher. Cattle receipts 7000 with market steady. native beef steers 7.50 to 11.00. cows 5.50 to 7.50. stockers 5.30 to 7.50. prime southern steers 8.00 to 9.00. Sheep receipts 3500 with market steady.
The National Live Stock Exchange filed a formal complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission asking that charges for cleaning and disinfecting livestock cars be discontinued. Defendants include the Abilene & Southern Railway, all Texas carriers, and nearly every railroad in the country. The action seeks that carriers provide disinfected, safe cars to shippers at no extra cost as in the past.
Bethlehem Steel moved higher at the opening, rising to 593 then 619, a new high, as Cooper, Utah, American Sugar and others gained. United States Steel opened up but then fell back. Atchison rails showed strong demand for Union Pacific, Reading and New York Central. Afternoon trading saw losses in paper and leather stocks, with Central Leather posting a new earnings high.
San Antonio sees Mexican money quotes and bank notes steady. New York mercantile paper at 3 percent bounds. sterling bills at 4714 for sixty days. Government bonds hold steady while railroad bonds show strength. Time loans easy with call money around two percent.
London reports bar silver at 32% per ounce and money at 6 percent. Discount rates show short bills at 6% and 5 5/8 percent, three months at 5 3/4 and 5%.
Lead advances to 7.00 to 7.10 dollars per hundredweight with slight spread. Spelter holds firm for East St. Louis delivery at 10 cents. Copper electrolytic for first quarter sits at 27.50 to 28.00. Iron remains steady, tin unchanged at 41.00 to 41.50.
London reports lead at 3010, spelter 54 UK pounds, copper spot 142 futures 120 electro lytic 144. Tin spot 179 158, futures 181.
The Army accepts resignations of Captains Frederick W. Rick and John B. Sosnowski and First Lieutenants William L. Wilkerson Ralph B. Heald Walter F. Perkins Harry J. Pond Henry F. Parish and Thomas M. Moody and John Q. Adams who are advanced to major. Capt Robert Powers will report to a retiring board at Fort Blies. Signal corps officers to report by telegraph to the Southern Department and others assigned to Fort Sam Houston and Columbus with telegraphic reports.
The Natches Chamber of Commerce asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to set reasonable non discriminatory rates. The complaint targets the Aransas Harbor Terminal Railway Company and other carriers in Texas and Louisiana alleging jobbers in Natches are blocked from East Texas trade, favoring Texas rivals.
Raw sugar and molasses prices hold steady in New York markets on Oct 24. Raw sugar at $6.52, molasses $5.64, refined at $7.50. Futures firm on covering and renewed trade demand with noon levels 6 to 9 points higher.
Observations recorded at 8 am Tuesday October 24 1916. Wind speeds below 10 mph and precipitation under .01 inch are not published here. Allen Buell, Meteorologist, Weather Bureau.
Mohair imports from Turkey and Cape Town halted this year push Texas producers to higher prices about 30 percent above last year. San Antonio dealers hold about 2 million pounds awaiting lifting of embargoes by Galveston and New Orleans ports for direct shipment to New York and eastern markets.
Shippers market report shows Tuesday prices in San Antonio for Texas country produce. Poultry remains firm with hens at 8.00 per dozen, large fryers 46 507.90 total, broilers 3500 at 4.00 each, turkeys 19 to 20 cents per pound, ducks 4.80 to 5.50 per dozen, geese 6.00 to 8.00, and Texas creamery items 20 to 34 cents per pound.
Quotations show butter steady with creamery at 34 to 35 cents and eggs steady with Firsts at 30 31 cents. Receipts total 6792 cases for eggs and 75 cars for potatoes as Minnesota, Dakota, Wisconsin and Michigan whites and Chois fetch 1.40 to 1.50 and 1.46 respectively. fowls and spring birds steady up 2 cents.
Market notes report Butter at 33 cents for creamery firsts 30 cents second 29 cents packing 27 cents. Eggs listed Firsts at 31 cents. Poultry prices show hens at one dollar and poultry roosters around 11 cents. Kaw Valley early arrivals steady near $1.60 per case.
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