Market reaction follows peace talk amid Sabin influence
The weekly bank statement shows surplus down to 13.84 million while loans rise nearly 9.96 million and demand deposits up 0.185 million. Traders fear stop loss orders and suspect Morgan influence behind Sabin's market impact despite denials from Wilson and officials.
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Livestock Market Report From Kansas City Stockyards
Hogs receipts 820 to 965 with heavy trading and top around 930. Pigs receipts 825 to 1075 for prime cattle and dressed beef around 925. Southern steers cows 450 to 725, heifers 525 to 800, bulls up to 965. Calves 6 to 11, sheep steady with lambs 10 and yearlings 750 to 825, wethers 775, ewes 650 to 725. Sneep receipts none.
Bank Clearings Rise on Week in New York
Bank clearings for New York on October 7 totaled 669 million dollars, compared with 591.3 million the previous year. The year’s rise reflects a broader surge in borrowing and financial activity.
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Butter Market Update From Olney Illinois
Butter on the board at 84 1/2 cents, up by half a cent from last week in Olney Illinois with no further details available.
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Klux Klux Klan Law Case Rivals Alabama Riot
In icdsden Alabama on October 7 accused Klan members were charged with violating the Criminal Code by disrupting religious worship. About twenty men were detained on a special train and held at $250 each by U S Commissioner Rickard. They are alleged to have been involved in burning a Holy Roller church nearby.
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Chicago Livestock Market Report
Chicago livestock receipts show hogs at 12,000 with slow demand and prices mostly firm to 5 cents higher than yesterday. Barrows and gilts 940 to 980 pounds light to 995 mixed, sows 900 to 950. Cattle receipts 500 with native beef 660 to 1135, western steers 615 to 940, cows and heifers 356 to 940, calves 800 to 1250. Sheep receipts 6,000 weak. wethers 660 to 825, lambs 700 to 1030.
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St Louis Live Stock Market Report Showed Steady Trade
Receipts 700 cattle including 200 Southerns and 700 sheep. market steady. Beef cattle ranged 5.30 to 11.75 for calves, cows 4.50 to 7.50, prime Southern steers 8.00 to 9.00, mixed hogs 9.36 to 10.10, bulk 9.65 to 10.00, and sheep slaughter 5.00 to 7.25 with yearlings 8.00 to 8.75 and lambs 7.00 to 16.25.
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Chicago Grain Close Prices Motivate Mixed Wheat and Meat
Chicago trading closes show December wheat at 1.59 1 2, July 1.34 5 8, May 1.58 3 4. December corn 0.76 5 8, May 0.78 5 8. December oats 0.49 1 4, May 0.52 1 4. October pork 28.05, December 23.90, January 23.50. October lard 14.92, December 14.25, January 13.55. October ribs 14.10, January 12.55.
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Coffee Prices Across Months With Strong Sales Totals
New York reports steady coffee futures with monthly price spreads from October to September and a total sales figure of 22,000 bags. The data show rising prices each month, ending with August and September at 79 and 84 respectively.
Cotton seed oil futures drift with varied October to May bids
New York cotton seed oil traded with mixed bids across the calendar months. October ranged 1140 41, November 1101 04, December 1090 92, January 1091 93, February 1092 95, March 1100 1102, April 1102 12, May 1108 15, with spot at 1130 1200. Total sales reached 26,300 barrels.
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Naval Stores Market Steady in New York
Turpentine held at 42 cents per gallon and rosin to common grade stayed at 6.25 per hundred pounds as of October 7 in New York trading.
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Cotton market strengthens amid active demand and steady Liverpool
New York reports improved buying interest on October 1 as Wall Street buyers and local houses support prices. Hedge selling is light, demand rises late, and spot prices gain. World visible supply cited at 3,674,584 bales with U.S. total 2,943,584. port receipts list day totals in the tens of thousands. Naval stores and related rosin and spirits prices noted for Savannah Wilmington and New Orleans regions.
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London and New York Silver Prices Steady
London opening sees Bar Silver unchanged at 32 1 2 pence while New York markets report Commercial bar silver steady at 68 1 4 cents an ounce on October 7.
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Wheat market gains on rumors and Argentina crop fears
Chicago on Oct 7 saw wheat futures rise as rumors of Canadian commandeering faded and Argentine crop damage worsened. Bulls were helped by foreigners and shorts, with December lard at a forty year high and cash lard carrying a 25 cent premium over October.
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Negro bicyclist severely hurt in street collision
William Brown a colored bicyclist was seriously injured when he struck an ice wagon owned by Independent Ice Company at Third and Market streets. Driver Joe Bethas, also colored, was detained on a traffic violation charge. Brown is hospitalized with head and neck injuries and expected to recover barring complications.
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Revival at First Baptist Church Delays By One Week
The revival service at First Baptist Church has been moved from October 29 to November 12 due to travel delays of evangelist W B Rodgers. Rodgers, a noted singing evangelist, conducts under the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. Dr Hur t will lead the services.
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