Daily News Market Page Rallies Follow by Associated Press
New York May 1 The cotton market opened slightly lower then rallied on covering by recent sellers amid cooler expectations and disappointing rains in the southwest. July contracts moved from 24.86 to 24.25 while October rose to 24.04, aided by reports of warm belt temperatures and expected weekend statistics. Liverpool activity limited gains with Liverpool liquidation noted but U.S. prices firmed late on strong mill demand and bullish cables. World visible supply fell to 11,815 bales for the week, with total receipts at 6,710. New Orleans market closed steadier with slight gains as mills continued to buy, futures edging higher before easing later in the day.
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Cotton closes higher on light offerings in Chicago
Chicago cotton prices rose by five points with light offerings after a statement on spinners takings. Closing prices were May 24.25, July 24.36, October 25.58, December 23.80, and January 23.82.
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Exciting upturns feature in wheat market report
Unofficial crop estimates sparked firmer wheat prices with gains up to 5 cents a bushel. Corn and oats rose in sympathy as export activity and market speculation supported grain, while provisions moved with the overall commodity rally amid weather and demand signals. Numerous company names and market movers appear in the report.
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Poultry prices mixed in Chicago markets
Chicago on May 1 reports mixed poultry values with alive birds showing owls 27 roosters 14 turkeys 25 ducks 428 geese 25 broilers 45 55 as prices.
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Yearlings Strong on 8.50-9.50 Range
Kansas City reports cattle receipts with yearlings selling from 8.50 to 9.50, beef cattle and veal prices listed, hogs and sheep figures while Wichita and Fort Worth summaries note mixed changes, top prices, and stocker activity, with multiple regional notes from Associated Press dispatches.
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report May 1
East St. Louis reports mixed livestock activity with cattle receipts around 100,000? No, unsteady. Steers bring 7.00 to 10.65, cows 5.18 to 7.48, heifers up to 10.25. Hogs see top bids near 11.45 while sows hover 9.50. Sheep and lambs show value around 13.75 for clipped lands and spring lambs near 16.00 to 15.00, with fat ewes at 7.50.
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Chicago Livestock Market Report May Day Trade
Chicago livestock receipts total about 16,000 hogs with top at 11.50 and packing sow prices near 19.00. Cattle receipts around 4,000 with steady bids from dealers 8.00 to 60.00. Sheep receipts about 5,000 with prices for California springers 16.75 and culls 4.38.
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Market reports from Wichita and New York dated May first
Wichita receipts show cattle and hog markets steady with beef steers at 7.75 to 9.23 and veal calves 4.00 to 5.00. New York sugar futures edged higher while raw sugar spot held at 4.27 duty paid and refined at 5.60 to 5.70. Cotton seed oil remained quiet with mixed barrel prices and a 13,2000 barrel sale. Cotton goods markets in New York remained dull.
Market declines Erode Linen and Silk Trades
Prices for textiles slipped to levels seen last July with the sharpest fall in years. Demand collapsed for the sensational rise of last autumn, linens remained dull, raw silk posted a small gain, and sales of summer fabrics stayed okay.
Chicago dairy prices report may 1 1910
Butter and eggs market notes from Chicago show mixed prices. Butter lower and cream extras listed with various standards and firsts. Prices for storage pack extras and ordinary firsts appear with modest declines and fluctuations.
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Potatoes Prices Reported Across States May First
Chicago notes show mixed potato prices with Wisconsin Minnesota and Idaho leading declines and gains. Sacks of round whites red river yellow varieties vary, new stock weak, Florida sparing rose and Texas bliss varieties cited alongside regional price ranges.
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New York Bonds Report May 1 Liberty and Treasury Notes
United States bonds listed with Liberty Square quotes and Treasury notes as of May 1. Prices shown for various series including second 45 101.9, first 44s 12, second 48 104.12, third 40 101.31, fourth W232 U 8S, treasury 4s 104.19, treasury dja 105.23.
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New York Money Money Rates May Day Report
New York money markets show call money easier at 4 to 84 with ruling rate 4. Closing bid 39, last loan 34. Call loans against acceptances 34. Time loans easier at 39 for sixty and ninety days and four to six months. Prime commercial paper 34 4.
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Foreign exchange rates and bank bills report
New York May 1 listing foreign exchanges with Great Britain at 4.843 for demand and 4.84 and 5-16 on cables for sixty day bills, France at 5.233 demand and 6.24 cables, Japan at 124, and other spot quotations.
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How A Habit Grows And The Shopgirl Queen
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A Kiss Question From Kasper to a City Turned Away
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