Trade Volume Falls as Market Holds Firmness in Parts
Washington Post reports a dull stock day with overall uncertainty yet prices for standard issues like Pennsylvania show strength. Early selling for London due to European depression weighed on Russia and French routes, while a looming stock transfer tax aided a later market rally and absorbed losses.
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Wall Street Gossips and Bond Listings March 20 1907
The report covers stock market activity in New York with Union Pacific trading down about 1 percent on lighter volume, and broad bear pressure easing. It notes money rates falling to 2 percent, expectations of higher call money, and a cautious tone amid tax talk and potential mergers. Also listed are closing quotations for numerous bonds and stocks on the Washington Stock Exchange, including American Tobacco, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, and Union Pacific. The piece ends with a cotton market summary from New York on March 89 noting firmer prices on near term covering and continued demand despite some profit-taking.
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Cotton Market Volatility Pressures Shorts in New Orleans
In New York March cotton sees a bull element with 5,000 bales tendered in New Orleans and shorts squeezed as March in New Orleans hits 7.75 while May tops at 7.54. Short covering drives gains despite weak demand from exporters and consumers. Market outlook cites large month end movement with total May shipments around 4,036,000 bales, far above last year. A sea war delay tempers peace hopes as officials indicate no immediate negotiations, while a naval victory plan could decide Russia’s stance. Miller & Co. provides the quotes from the New York and New Orleans exchanges.
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Thore
Mazen
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Daily Cotton Market Update
In a terse market note traders await clearer direction as prices for cotton futures edge lower amid sluggish demand and steady harvest estimates. Analysts note volatility remains due to global trade signals and domestic weather effects on crop quality.
Market Ticker Signals Mixed Demand and Curb Activity
Trading on the curb shows broad buying across several issues with large blocks in common stock and bonds. Prices edge higher for several issues including Lanaton and Graphophone while Norsk and Washington Steamboat trade gain modestly. directors to meet Monday to decide on dividend plans.
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Aetheas
Cormmom
Lanaton
New York Grain Market Report Brusque swing on Wheat
Wheat opened steady then rose on shorts covering, later fell on favorable crop news and liquidation. May closed 1.11 1/4, July 93 3/4, September 87 3/4. Corn weak rally near end. May 52 1/2, July 52 1/2. Oats listed dull with mixed quotes and varying ounce weights.
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Duluth
Manitoba
Faron
L&é
Chicago Wheat Fails to Rally on Weather and Demand
Weather in the Northwest and Southwest dampens wheat buying appetite as the July contract slides from the open, with early gains erased by selling. Cables show mixed signals, demand limited, and reductions in momentum amid ample bear pressure. Reports from Minneapolis and the Southwest praise good spring and fall-sown crop conditions.
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