Stock Market Gains Hinge on Speculation and Caution
A Washington Post summary notes a strong stock advance over five weeks with little news to explain it. Demand fuels gains amid easy money, but insiders warn that speculative buying may falter as investors seek cash profits and prudence dictates restraint amid high prices.
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Grain market report U.S. March 4 New York
New York grain market reports rye barley and wheat movements with prices and receipts. Wheat futures fluctuated amid lower cables and later rally while corn and oats showed steady spot values and active option activity across elevator and afloat markets.
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New York Produce Prices and Goods Report
Market notes from New York on March 4 show quiet and unchanged butter and flour receipts with steady prices for eggs poultry and cereals. Coal, meat, fats, oils, and metals listed with mixed firm tones. coffee, sugar, and molasses prices vary by grade and origin. A pasted testimonial promotes Dr Agnew's Cure for the Heart.
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Balance Of Trade In Farm Products Favorable In 1904
Department of Agriculture report shows total domestic exports of farm products at 859,160,264 dollars for 194 with a 19 million dollar drop from 1903. Forest exports rose to 69,800,430 dollars, while imports in 1964 reached 461,424,861 dollars. Cotton exports grew despite lower quantities. meat exports fell sharply. notable imports included sugar molasses animal fibers coffee hides and skins and vegetable fibers.
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New York Bank Statement Details Week Averages
The weekly clearing-house banks in New York show loans at 1 124 425 300 deposits 1 189 970 000 and reserves 305 882 200 with several rises and declines. The Financier notes a drop in surplus reserve near last year’s low, attributes cash decreases to Treasury payments and subtreasury operations, and records a daily average weekly clearings of 391 000 000 with Saturday’s total 378 504 34.
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Market quotations and commodity prices in New York and Baltimore
New York and Baltimore markets report stock quotations and commodity prices. Listed items include railroad bonds and certificates for various carriers, along with butter cheese and sugar prices in Baltimore. The data reflects the day’s offerings and firm or unchanged tendencies as reported by W. S. Hibbs & Co. brokers.
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Live Stock Market Reports March 4 NY and CHI
Live stock market notices from New York and Chicago dated March 4 show cattle receipts with steady to firm prices, various ranges for beef, calves and sheep. Hogs reach higher values with mixed classes quoted, and Swift Co reports fresh beef sales in Washington averaged 6.84 cents per pound for the week ending March 4.
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New York Cotton Opens Dull Yet Steady Amid Market Shifts
New York March 4. The cotton market opened dull but steady down 262 points on lighter cables. Receipts at the port today estimated at 20,000 bales, week total 151,000, with New Orleans and Houston receipts 4,459 and 6,814 bales respectively. The market faces new phase as spring arrivals draw near, with May trading premium over July and potential squeeze as field work resumes after favorable weather.
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Futures. Close Bid and Ask Highlights
Market brief notes futures quotes with bid and ask levels. CHICAGO GRAIN sections show figures 7.34 7.85 and 7.40 7.49 with TAB 739 and 148. indicates price activity in grains trading.
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