Market Report Telegraphed From Liverpool and New Orleans
Liverpool spot sales reached 12 000 bales while futures stood 3 64 higher. New Orleans reports fuel the bears and bulls as receipts and intercity offers shift. Prices in New Orleans markets showed gains of three to four Sols, with heavy inland movement expected and weekly totals around 170 000 bales.
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Voice & Company
Liverpool
New Orleans
Orleans
Baltimore
Point
Norfolk
Memphis
Eeltth
Thein
Clette
Galveston
St. Louis
Cotton Market Report at RaLeian Feb 4 6 P.M.
The City Cotton Market in RaLeian reports good middling at 7 strict middling. Middling and other grades show quiet demand as the market closes.
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RaLeian
Raleigh Stocks and Bonds and New York Markets February 4 1892
Quotations from the Inter State Trust and Brokerage in Batelan detail bids and asks on North Carolina bonds and local securities. New York money rates low at 1.4 percent with firmer exchange and steady government bonds. flour and wheat prices noted with weaker opening for options.
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Inter-State Trust and Brokerage Company
Batelan
North Carolina
Asker
W.N.C.R
Coe
N.C. Agricultural Society
Citizens’ National Bank
Commercial and Farners Bank
National Bank of Raleigh
Raleigh Savings Bank
Raleigh Cotton Mills
North Carolina R. R
N. C. Car Company
Caraleigh Cotton Mills
Caraleigh Phosphate Mills
North Carolina Wagon Company
Raleigh Land and Improvement Co
Raleigh Street Railway
Raleigh Gas Light Co
New York
Oregon
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennessee
Virginia
South Carolina Browns
Baltimore
Virginia Consors
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Central
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Consolidated Gas
Commodity Prices and Market Terms From February Trade Notes
The report lists prices for shoulder meats, hams, lard and refined oils with varied quotes. Sugar, coffee, eggs, and tea prices are noted as steady to firm with limited changes. Turpentine and rosin markets show steady or dull trading with minor shifts in weights and grades.
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Fair Rio
J. J. Thomas Named President with A. A Thompson Vice
J. J. Thomas was elected as president and A. A Thompson named vice president in a recent organizational vote. The records show leadership change at the top, outlining new roles for the executive team.
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J. J. Thomas
A. A Thompson
Commodity Prices and Trading Report from The Daily State Chronicle
The report outlines daily closes in corn pork lard cheese and sugar markets with notable activity in corn options and spot sales. It notes firmer spot prices for several grains and meats and steadiness in coffee futures amid moderate trading and mixed bids.
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Daily State Chronicle
Pee Nye
Wheat and grain futures rise on demand and exports
Curcaco Illinois reports wheat and corn futures close higher on strong export demand. Wheat gains 7 cents, corn up 3, oats up, and provisions firm with pork and rib prices higher. Baltimore market notes steady flour and mixed grain prices with various wheats and corn showing strength.
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Curcaco
Ill
Minneapolis
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