Wall Street Seethes as Cotton Break Shakes Markets
Correspondence from New York reports bankers pledging no gold outflow this year and urging steady money, while Europe buys U S securities and London Paris Berlin aid. The cotton collapse hits Wall Street, trimming stock values and forcing widespread losses among brokers and speculators.
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Railroad Earnings Rise as Several Lines Announce Appointments
The Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway reports strong September gains surpassing last year. New appointments noted include George Lennarty to Indianapolis, M. K. King as Norfolk and Southern VP, and James Speyer joining Rock Island executives. Several promotions and staff changes span New York New Haven Hartford, Baltimore and Ohio, and other lines as rail traffic and management shifts continue.
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Tobacco markets show strong sales and rising prices nationwide
Richmond reports 700000 pounds sold in a week with prices up to 34 for long leaf sun cured, November sales rise to 1,346,598 pounds and a 746,461 pound gain over 1903. Petersburg drought delays receipts but rain may boost next week. Lynchburg remains slow. Danville box shows November 1904 sales up 2.5 million pounds versus last year, with higher averages and active trade.
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Cotton Production in 1904 05 Totals 12 162 000 Bales
Preliminary Bureau of Statistics figures show U S cotton output for 1904 05 at 12 162 000 round bales including squares, excluding lickers. The final state by state breakdown will be released at 11 a m. Paragraphs cover secrecy precautions by Secretary Wilson and unrelated corporate filings, dividend news, and a humorous London Bank of England exchange.
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Texas
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Saturday's Market Quotations From New York Stocks
Closing sales show a wide range of high and low bids across listed firms including Amalgamated Copper American Sugar, Erie, General Electric, Illinois Central, Pennsylvania, Reading, U S Steel and Union Pacific. Total market activity reached 6,200,000 shares with 880,200 shares in noteable trades, as Hibbs & Co. relays daily quotes to major exchanges.
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New York Grain Prices and Wheat Strength Report
New York grain markets show rye nominal and barley quiet as cold weather boosts wheat futures. Spot wheat steady with No. 2 red at 1.20. No. 1 Northern Duluth 1.21 and No. 1 hard Manitoba 1.05 fob afloat. corn and oats mixed with modest activity and favorable weather curbing gains.
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New York Produce Prices From Dec 2 Market Report
Market notes show Butter receipts 4,422 with creamery values 1727 to 1625 for common to extra. Cheese firm, Egg receipts 6,449 with Western and Southern averages around 99 and 226790. Poultry alive and dressed unchanged. Flour prices steady at 2.1 to 2.26 per 100 pounds. Minnesota patent 5.65 6.10. winter wheat flour 6.50 6.00.
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Market report of assorted commodities and livestock
A dense price list covers wheat corn oats and oils. notes steady or firm tones across grains and meats. Includes livestock receipts in New Orleans Chicago and Baltimore, with price ranges for beef, veal, pork and lamb, plus sugar, coffee, and other staples in varied markets.
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