Cotton Market Signals Mixed Tendency In Global Trade
United Press Leased Wire reports mixed cotton trading with prices fractionally higher at times but overall softer early, as Liverpool and New Orleans markets show volatility. Traders cite higher demand and financier support offset by rising carry needs and hedge pressure, with futures holding near the day’s high and spot sales constrained by liquidity.
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Price & Company
Mariverpool
Gulf States
Georgia
Carolina
Orleans
Tomer
Liverpool
Cotton market closes with steady rates in New York
Money eased to 3 percent intraday low with a high of 3 4 percent. Exchange closed steady. Posted 4.81 4.84, actual 4.80 4.83 for 60 day bills, 4.83 4.84 for demand. Government bonds steady. currency 6s at 1.11 bid, 4s at 1.163, extended 2s 1.00 bid.
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New York
Market and Commodity Report from New York and Baltimore
New York and Baltimore market items cover grains, textiles, and metals with mixed results. Prices for flour wheat corn oats pork lard molasses sugar and coffee are reported with bid and ask levels and futures moves across Oct 19.
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Oregon
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina Browns
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Central
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Eerece
Baltimore Produce Market Flour Prices Steady
Baltimore October 19 flour markets closed steady with Western grades quoted steady to higher on certain lines. Western super moved within 3.50 to 3.85, extra 3.90 to 4.40, family 4.50 to 5.00, winter patent 5.10 to 5.50, spring grades noted.
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New York
City Mills
West Indies
Baltimore
Wheat and grain prices and market notes
Wheat futures and spot prices mixed with mild declines and gains as markets cited thinner demand and strong foreign demand for old crop corn. No. 2 red and Southern wheat showed firm to soft movements while oats and rye held steady and provisions lingered firm before late session shifts.
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Curiaco
Naval Stores Prices Steady Across Markets
New York markets report spirits turpentine at 36 3 4 cents or 3 6 3 4 per barrel, rosin steady with modest demand. Wilmington and Georgetown show spirits turpentine at 34 cents, rosin around 1.05 to 1.20, tar 1.75, crude turpentine firm. Savannah notes 34 cents for spirits, rosin 1.22 to 1.27. Simmons Liver Regulator advertised as perfectly pure harmless.
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New York
Witminetx
N. C
Cuardston
S. C
Savannan
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United Press
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Phila
Ie Savan
Steady
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Memphis
Augusta
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Paul
W. L. Douglas
A. J. Thomas
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H. W. Jackson
Ass’t
Commercial and Farmers
Raleigh, CO
Brockton
Mass
Heller Bros
Raleigh, N. C
WM. Baumgarten
E. Fayette St
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Xtraordinary
Consolidated Adjustable Shoe CO
Lynn
Woollcott & Son
E. Martin Street
Mond
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