Cotton Opens Firm as New York Prices Rise
New York reports April 24 show a firm cotton market with July at 9.25 and gains across futures, spurred by strong demand from shorts and European buyers. Spot and futures rise, aided by bullish Liverpool activity and improved southern demand, with July at 9.30 and August at 9.07 amid heavy late-session trading. Official spot quotes: Atlanta 9.00, Liverpool 3-1/164, New York 9.50, Savannah 9-3/18, Galveston 3/16, Norfolk 9-1/16, Mobile nominal, Memphis 9.0, Augusta 9-6, Charleston 9-16, Houston 9.0, St. Louis 9-1/2.
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Cotton market shows renewed firmness amid bullish Liverpool
The report details a day of steady to rising prices across the cotton market with May and July futures advancing in London and New York. Reports from multiple U S cities show firm middling prices, solid sales, and growing bullish sentiment ahead of upcoming weekly data. Liverpool led the gains as spot demand increased and speculative interest tightened.
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New Orleans
Nolsta
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Liverpool
New York
Liverpool Cotton Association
The Day in Wall Street April 24 1920s market rally
The grain crop prospects influenced the stock market with a strong open that faded, then recovered as wheat prices declined and railroad stocks led a broad recovery. Lake Shore Railroad earnings reported, Readings on Readings and Vanderbilts boosted sentiment. United States Steel and other rails rose amid favorable money and bond market conditions. London and foreign markets supported gains as weather and crop news steadied.
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Wheat and market swings pin grain bulls and bears
Chicago markets touch a volatile trading day with rains in key wheat belts easing prices after earlier strength. May wheat dips while July options draw heavy selling. corn and oats fall as receipts shrink and outside demand weakens. Hog prices rise then tightness in pork futures follows. Liverpool and New York reports echo mixed sentiment with rain and crop prospects guiding sentiment.
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Export and crop market readings from New Orleans market report
Amid conservative holders refuse sales at current prices while export demand remains fair for next shipments. Receipts and sales data across crops and live stock show mixed signals. grain and flour prices edge lower in New York and Chicago markets. cattle, hog, and sheep receipts noted with varying price movements.
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New Orleans
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Ateera
Bank Clearing House Notice in Atlanta
The Atlanta Clearing House Banks will close Saturday April 26 for Memorial Day. They move vaults from the current location to new offices in the Hillyer building around August 1 and will temporarily occupy the former Exchange Bank office at 24 S. Broad St starting Monday April 28. The new banking room aims to be modern and convenient for customers.
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Local Markets Update From Twelfth Street Area
Wadder-Rucker Banking Co reports prices for Florice Vegetables with items such as cabbage lettuce cucumbers beans squash beets cabbage crates and tomatoes. Strawberries English peas celery and other produce listed with varying crate and quart prices.
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