Cotton Market Opens Steady as Prices Dip Later
New York on April 22 reports cotton opening firm with gains up to 4 points, led by European buyers while professional traders take profits. July futures rise to 9.22 then ease. New Orleans and other markets show losses through the day as late selling emerges and overall tone turns quiet. Official spot quotes mix with steadiness in several markets, with middling prices around 9 to 9 1/2 cents and regional variations noted.
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New York
Liverpool
Europe
Rom Shorts S
Bull
New Orleans
Saich
Te Oalanse
Avana
New Orlea Teady
Savannah
Galveston
Norfak
Mobils
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
Rango of Cotton Futures
Yeaterday Pt
Anly
United States
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Baterdisy
Tilea
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Stoblie
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Murphy & Co
Texas
Tennessee
Caruslungs
Florida
O'Dell & Co
Bnghsa
Asthiu Tungs
Irante
Wall Street
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Airiay
Waly Street
Manchester
E. Port House
H. & B. Beer
Gemend
Shorts
Brazil
Condor Caeee Gra
Spelter
Paints Lswar
London
Southern
Midellesboro
Weather and Cotton Market Reports Across Cities
Weather bulletin notes persistent high temperatures in western belt sections while eastern areas rise. Cotton market notes mixed futures, steady to firm spot prices in New Orleans, Savannah, Charleston and other ports, with gains in some hubs and overall cautious sentiment amid favorable planting conditions and weekly crop reports.
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B. Marbury
Washington
Weather Bureau
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Missouri Valley
Middle Atlantic
Valleya
Middle Atlantic States
Central
Gulf States
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
West Gulf
Sinoie
Ohio
Middle States
California
North Pacific
Mississippi
New England
Tennessee
Carolinas
Florida
Texas
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
South Carolina
Missisippi
Rocky Mountains
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wall Street Day Ends With Losses Amid Wheat Rally
New York stock session closes active but generally down as western rails slip and sugar weakness grows on fears of duty changes. Reading shows profit taking while wheat cues spark an afternoon rally. London sells later. Numerous rails, oils, and industrials move with broad swings and uneven supports amid uncertain demand.
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New York
Eastern Railroad
Willi Lm
Violvne Am
Nashville
Chattanoooga
St. Louis
Louisville
New Haven
Hartford
Long Island
Wells-Fargo
Morgan
Reading
Aml
Northern Securities Company
Supreme Court
Wall Street
London
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Terminal
Brie
Tlingis Central
Louisville and Nashville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Ontario and Western
Pennslvania
First
A St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wate
Amalgamated Copper
Brooilyn ‘Transit
Colorado Fuel
International Power
Republic Steel
Sugar
United States Steel
American Locomotive
Atehteon
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Notro, Atraet
Paltimore &On O
Canadian Paeife
Ting
St. Lomis
Canada Southern
Missouri
Savio Kansas & Var
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Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
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Southern Paolia
Texas & Pao
North American
Pacific Coast
Fressen
Pullman Paine
Anaconda M.niug
Brook
Trang
Col. WY
Union Bay & Papa
Leathe, Adams
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Chicago Perms
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Serio Prius
Wavel
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Louisvile
Financial Cables and Market Report from New York
London stock activity remains brisk with American shares trading cautiously after a volatile day. The Treasury balance shows reserves and funds, while grain and oil markets face pessimistic crop damage outlooks and fluctuating prices across steel, rail, and livestock sectors in Chicago St. Louis and New York.
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New York
London Financial Cablegram
Southern Pacifics
Union Pacifics
Erie
Louisville and Nashville and Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Bespi
Holane
Paria Exchange i
Berlin
America
Grand Trunk
Chicago Market Reviewed April 22 1910 grain trading
Weather remained the ruling factor as May wheat fluctuated and closed near unchanged amid rain fears and later gains after Bradstreet's supply drop. Corn and oats followed wheat with mixed movement as rainfall dictated, while provisions edged higher on a firmer hog market and ribs leading. Receipts and exports data noted, with seaboard clearances steady and local activity cautious.
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Chicago
Bradstreet
Southwest
Steady & Shade
Minneapolia
Duluth
Seaboard
May
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Pxaese
O'Dell & Co
Cnach
Clearifices
Alugaiah~ly
Profésermen
Grain and metal markets ease then rally on dry outlook
In St Louis and Chicago trading, wheat and oats softened after weak Bradstreet stocks but rose on forecasts of dry conditions in Kaneaston and smaller receipts. Cash and futures for No 2 red and No 2 oats firm as reports of good grains surfaced. Chicago and New York prices showed firmer tones in flour and lard markets with mixed movements across corn and rye.
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Bradstreet
Kaneaston
Morrow
Shorts
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Atlanta
California
St.Louis
New York
Western Steam
Continent
South America
Turpentine and spirits market notes from Savannah
Naval Stores in Savannah reports April 22 figures with Tupentine receipts at 1,052 and exports 400, plus Rosin receipts 7,526 and exports 1,33. Prices quoted include FF 1.25, G 1.00, and other listings such as window glass 3.80. Also mentions Wilmington spirits turpentine in the notes.
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Savannah
Rosin
A. B. BD
Wilmington
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