Cotton Market Moves in Mixed New York Session
Mixed cotton market in New York and port cities with steady early prices giving way to broad selling. May and related contracts faced liquidation pressure as bull sentiment waned while spot demand remained cautious and uneven across New Orleans, Galveston, and other ports.
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New York Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
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Wall Street Day Sees Market Feverish on Louisville Rumors
The New York market pursued Louisville and Nashville developments with brisk activity. Chicago and Eastern Illinois jumps sparked talk of a Chicago outlet, while Colorado Southern gained on Rock Island connection plans. Rubber stocks rose on merger talk, and United States 2s and 5s advanced. Banks steadied, bond activity mixed, and loans among large banks showed varied changes amid persistent speculation.
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Chicago Market Bull Run Pushes Wheat and Corn Higher
Bulls lift corn and wheat as May futures climb amid thin receipts and strong southwest demand. Local oats and hogs rise with corn strength. May pork closes higher at 16.77, May ribs up and futures show gains across grains. Receipts total 263000 wheat, 390000 last year. primary and seaboard activity noted.
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London financial cables note cabinet rumors and market steadiness
The April 2 London financial cable reports talk of a cabinet crisis with Sir Michael Hicks Beach pressing for a higher income tax and Joseph Chamberlain urging a fresh war loan, amid word of Bank of England talks. Markets close with Consols near 95 and American shares mixed as traders await official confirmation.
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Vertiser
London
Michael Hicks-Beach
Joseph Chamberlain
Bank of England
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Loulaville
Nashville
Amalgamated Copper
Cotton Market Reports From New York and Liverpool
The report covers Liverpool and New York trading, with prices and receipts. It notes stronger spot demand, favorable shipments, and bullish sentiment despite mixed futures, plus Mills in Charlotte report rising interest in yarns and potential price gains for hosiery yarns. Houston and Pensacola shipments influence sentiment, and Liverpool and New York futures diverge on gains and losses.
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Stead
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Louis
Atlanta
Murphy & Co
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Texas
Charlotte
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John Rankin
Rankin
Ifa
McCullough Bros Fruit and Produce Ketter
Atlanta markets report firm apple demand and rising prices for bananas and oranges with heavy Florida vegetable receipts and scarce cucumbers. Tomatoes and berries show solid sales while lettuce, Irish potatoes, and sweet potatoes vary. poultry and butter remain strong. Coffee, sugar, and cotton seed oil futures cited in New York and New Orleans price notes.
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Malaga
Florida
Country Produce Prices Report from Atlanta
Atlanta April 1 eggs fresh stock 9 1 2 to 10 per dozen butter scarce large and fine sale poultry 2 more fare ducks onions 1.75 2.00 peas white 1.75 2.00 lady feld 1.25 1.25
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Florida Vegetables Price List From Early Market Notes
Market list shows cabbage at 13-S per crate, lettuce at 1.50, cucumbers 3.00 to 3.50 per crate, beans 2.50 to 3.00, squash 1.50 per crate, beets and cabbage crates priced, tomatoes 2.00 to 2.59, strawberries 2.14 per quart, English peas and celery noted with crate prices. Includes unclarities and misspellings typical of OCR.
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Florida
Market Roundup and Tax Notice From Early Savannah Ledger
A scattered news digest reports varied commodity prices in Cincinnati and Savannah including coffee beef and sugar ranges, turpentine and metal market steadiness, and a faint Liverpool grain touch. It notes a City Tax first installment due by April last day with E. T. Payne as Tax Collector.
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