Profit Taking Dampens Rally in Wall Street Action
New York stock market closed mixed as gains were capped by profit taking on Friday. Chicago and Northwestern led a strong showing with hopes for higher dividends, while steel stocks attracted attention amid widespread buying and cautious sentiment about coal labor disputes. Bank and currency figures pointed to easier monetary conditions, with the weekly clearing house statement showing modest rises in deposits and surplus.
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Pittsburg
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Wellman-Seaver-Morgan Company
Cleveland
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United States Steel Products Export Company
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Wall Street Gossip on Russian Loan and Anthracite Talks
A London dispatch claimed a Russian loan of 3.15 billion to be issued April 10 contingent on an agreement on the Anthracite fields. New York Central showed no trading activity amid cautious mood. Canadian Pacific and related lines drew interest, with speculation about a possible five-year wage accord and market reactions as coal conference news loomed.
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New York Stock Market Report March 2 Year
Market figures show trading activity in New York with listings from W B Hibbs and Company and Washington Stock Exchange referenced. The fragment notes stock movements and exchange participation as part of the day’s market coverage.
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New York Bond Market and Wheat May Close Plunges
Market reports show a broad weakness across bonds and commodities with American Tobacco and Central of Georgia listed among issuers. Wheat and corn futures declined as traders cited weak cash demand and global price influences while primary receipts and rail notes indicated cautious activity in Chicago Minneapolis and New York exchanges.
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New York Grain Markets Outline March Activity
New York on March 24 reports rye nominal and mixed cash prices. Wheat futures closed steady to firmer with May at 6 1/4 to 6 1/18, corn and oats showing modest declines. Metals and financials hold steady as bankers note rates, bills, and bond movements amid light Australian shipments and cautious shipping expectations.
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Cotton Market Opens Firm on Bullish Week End Figures
The cotton market opened firm with a 59 point advance and gained to about 11 points on active months, reaching new highs on strong cables and favorable signals. After intraday highs of 1914 for May and 1115 for July, prices eased slightly, closing very steady with gains of 6 to 14 points on the day. Spot market closed 19 points firmer at middling basis of 11.75 for middling and 12.00 for good middling with 500 bales sold.
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Daily cotton market report from New York and other ports
March 24 market data shows firm cotton across ports including Calveston New Orleans and Charleston with mixed quotas. Bundled figures list net and gross stocks and receipts alongside butter cheese eggs poultry flour cornmeal hay and flour prices and weekly exports. Results reflect steady commodity prices and varied port totals across the area.
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