Heavy Selling in Cotton Markets Presses Prices Lower
New York April 28 heavy selling swept the cotton market with prices dropping to new lows before closing steady near last. Openings down 1 to 8 paints. morning losses 9 to 16 paints, then rallied on reactions but afternoon decline persisted. Bears cited weak week-end figures and frost fears. southern canvass suggested a larger acreage this year and half planted crop. Weather reports noted frost in Texas and cool wet conditions elsewhere, with spot cotton quiet and prices about 1 to 2 points above yesterday’s close.
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Midaling Uplands
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New York Cotton Exchanges
Will
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Atock
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Port Recelpie
Orlesne
Hecmina
Mirslestopt
Export Talk Drives Wheat Advance in Chicago Trade
In Chicago on April 25, wheat futures advanced amid renewed export discussion and forecasts that over a million bushels must come from America to meet European needs. Corn and oats fell, while provisions declined. Argentine exports and frost fears in Nebraska and Iowa contributed to bullish tone, with May steady and July slipping at the close.
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Europe
America
New York
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas City
Omaha
Grain Prices and Wheat Quotes Across Markets
Grain prices and futures quotes span Apr 25 across St Louis Kansas City and Liverpool markets. No. 2 red wheat trades around 10 6 with various bids, futures show May July oats and corn activity, and Manitoba Manitoba futures appear subdued with spot prices steadier in Liverpool trade.
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Hart
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Geery
Apel
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Gora
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Liverpool
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Galveston
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Belight
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Georgia Shows Decrease in Cotton Acreage
New York April 25 Estimating from over 1,000 correspondents of the New York Commercial cotton acreage for 1895 shows Georgia at 4,000,000 decrease of 3 percent. Alabama 8,816,000. Arkansas 274,000. Georgia 4,000,000. Louisiana 1,054,880. Mississippi 5,853,900. North Carolina 1,585,000 unchanged. Oklahoma 3,086,220. South Carolina 2,784,200. Tennessee 878,980. Texas 11,062,000. others 91,000. Crop about half planted. Eastern belt movements noted.
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Lantalana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Okisnoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Atlanta Quotations and Market Prices Listed Alphabetically
A fragmented price rundown from Atlanta shows numerous commodities and brands with varied costs. Items include Red Rock Ginger Ale, Arm and Hammer Soda, Royal and Diamond products, flour, sugar, lard, cereal, and tobacco, with many prices noted per crate, per pound, or per unit.
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Harrain
Kex Sole
Hamfort
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Bolt Rising
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Adama
Tepain
Wall Street Bears Push Prices Down on Fresh South Sailings
John F. Black & Co reports ongoing bear pressure in New York with sellers aided by southbound freights. Market sentiment remains grim as shorts cover, and a new movement law affects trading. Prices closed lower for May, July, October, and December futures amid expectations of Liverpool arrivals.
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New York
Wall Street Bears
Frea
Cova Saaten
Gall
Yestersday
Liverpool Ia
Stock market weakens on lack of demand in New York
In New York on April 2 pronounced weakness hit many less active stocks. Several new low records for the year appeared as prices neared panic levels of 1907. Major losses fell on unstable industrials and rail shares amid dividend doubts. Rumely and Chicago area issues slid, while International Harvester, Illinois Central, Northwestern, Southern Railway preferred, Chesapeake and Ohio, and American Tobacco touched new lows. Bond losses followed.
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Historic gold vault tops 260 million as policy shifts
In a terse market digest, references appear to a record gold total surpassing 260 million in vaults. Notes on policy allow more acquisitions up to 30 million for wartime needs. London, Berlin, and New York reports cover currency exchange rates and bank statements, with varied shifts in deposits, loans, and gold holdings.
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