New York Market Opens Higher Prices Then Gains
The New York market opened generally higher and advanced through the first hour and last hour gains on coal and rail stocks, with mixed closes across list of railways and utilities. Indianapolis notes a firmer tone with improved trade, grain movements, and a cautious but hopeful outlook amid debt unwinding and rising breadstuff demand.
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Foreign Money and Stock Market Highlights
London and Paris report include government bonds and rail shares with varied moves. Consols quoted around 99 to 99.16, US tours at 124 1/2, four-and-a-half percent bonds at 115 3/8. Canadian Pacific 149, Erie 113 4/5, Erie seconds 56 1/6, Illinois Central 128 3/4, Milwaukee and St Paul 74 1/2, New York Central 88, Pennsylvania Central 151 1/4. Rentes in Paris at 80 90.
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Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis
Live stock data from Indianapolis on January 26 shows dull cattle trading with solid demand for stockers and feeders. Cattle prices vary by grade with good to choice cows and heifers at 3.60 to 4.25, veals 4.50 to 6.50, and bulls 2.50 to 3.25. hogs steady near 4.70 to 4.75 for heavy weights, and pigs 4.00 to 4.40. Receipts: cattle 100 shipments 200, hogs 1,800 shipments 150, sweep 300 shipments 400. Market for hogs active and firm at close, while cattle and sweepers show mixed activity and prices.
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Markets by Telegraph Chicago Grain Debates Prices
Markets by Telegraph from Chicago report quiet demand for wheat with a weak sentiment. Cash bids show mixed bids around 79 to 80 cents for different contracts while corn sales reflect modest activity and prices near Saturday levels.
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Market notes from New York and multiple cities
Prices move across flour wheat corn oats rye and pork with mixed demand. Wheat softer in New York and St Louis. pork firm. flaxseed steady. rye and whisky steady. receipts and shipments listed for several markets. several cities show quiet or firm tones in grains and provisions.
Cotton market roundups across cities show steady to firmer tones
New York reports dull tones but steady futures around 11.27 to 11.63 cents for several months while New Orleans notes strong sales with midling around 10.5 cents and stock on hand near 360 000 bales. Galveston shows firm cotton with middling 10.5 cents and coastwise exports. Louisville and Cincinnati list mixed gains with middling around 10.1 cents and 10.2 cents respectively. New York spot and options trade features quotes from March to July with ranges near 7.85 to 8.26 cents and varying bids.
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New York Quiet for All Deliveries on Oak
A fragmented line notes a quiet period in New York on a date in January with unspecified deliveries tied to Oak street and a dry goods market. Nearby terms reference Jem and diaphanous notes suggesting sparse commerce or coordination.
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