Cotton market reports mixed as rumors of bad weather surface
The market drifted within a ten point range with some gains late on rumors of bad weather in the southwest. Prices closed firm with a 4 to 10 point advance, supported by better cables and light buying from Wall Street and overseas interest in the next crop. Cotton quotes across cities show varied middling levels, with receipts and stocks listed for major hubs. S. Munn Son & Co. notes a crop advance on the week and bullish Liverpool figures, while traders pushed December and January futures higher.
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New York
Wall Street
Toam
Seaxs
S. Munn, Son & Co
Liverpool
Price McCormick & Co Cotton Letter Analysis
New York April 97 Price McCormick & Co reports a weekly drop of 251 bales in visible supply and about 300,600 bales absorbed in a week. Five week absorption totals near 1,100,009 bales. If this pace continues the market nears depletion by mid July, prompting talk of price advances. Bearish traders in New York acknowledge the situation.
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New York
Price, McCormick & Co
Hester
New Orleans Cotton Stock Discrepancy Sparks Count Demand
Secretary Hester presses for an immediate actual stock count on New York cotton, claiming the official NY exchange report may understate holdings by 25 600 to 40 000 bales. New Orleans, April 27, shows weekly movement and World’s Visible Supply figures, with declines versus last year and prior periods, including totals for the seven weeks and season-to-date across ports and interior centers.
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New Orleans
New York
Umea
Liverpool
Great Britain
Ted
U.S
Galveston
Orleans
Savannah Sal
Chartestans
Hester
Committee On Information and Statistics
The
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Exchange
Hester ii
South
New Orlans
Iester
Hic
Potomac
Nity
Fembre
Southern Mill
Eames
Sula
Canada
Seaboard
Porte
Teporta
Maths Ui Crom
Let Peck
Egypt
Imba
Britain
Europe
India
United States
Cotton market notes and planting conditions amid rains
Reports from multiple North Carolina towns describe heavy rainfall and its impact on cotton planting. Farmers note anxiety for planted crops, ground conditions, and expectations of a larger crop next year. Alabama fertilizer prices rise, New York stock figures questioned, with talk of a possible recount and strategies for trading ahead of the season.
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Wedgefield
8. C
Hagood
Raleigh
N. C
Houston
Alabama
New York
Trade optimism and mixed signals from Dun's Review notes
York April 27. Dun & Co's trade review reports improving general trade with two favorable signals versus last year, though comparisons with peak activity remain stark. Export prospects for pig iron and copper are discussed, along with price adjustments in iron, steel, and building materials, and varied activity in agriculture, textiles, and wholesale trades.
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York
Bradstreet
Hat of
Mississippi
Kbor
Siren
Probability of Favorable Bank Statement Dims Market Rally
New York April 27. Trading on the exchange cooled after yesterday's strength. The market opened higher but demand at the higher price levels faded as short interest remained light. Sugar led the retreat as buyers yielded to profit taking. Banks and bond markets showed mixed signals while earnings reports from St Paul and Reading were weak. Total stock and bond activity was sizable but failed to sustain gains with prospects for a favorable bank statement tomorrow fading.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co
New York
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Ohio
Brooklyn Rapids Transit
New York Central
London Aecount
St. Paul's
Reading Company
New Jersey Central
Imarket
Sub-Treasury
Yesterly
Tulay
Nogald
Atchlaon
Onin
Canada Southern
Chesapeake and Ohio
Darlington
Quincy
Northern Pacific
Mistorul Dark
Pennaghania
St. Louis Southwestern
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash
American Tobacco
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Continental Tobacco
Funeral Steel
People's Gas
Su- Bar
United States Leather
Prime Mercantile Pawer
Sterling Exchange
Actus
Bankers
Villa al
Atchison
Mi Mion
Missouri Pacific
Lattimore & Ohio
Mobile& Ohie
Canada Pacific
Mo. K
Chic &N
Cintario& Western
Rock
Oregon K
Del
Rio Granda & W
Den
Tto Grande
St. Louis & &. F. Friewnow
GreatNor
Stl
W. Hoeting Coal
Hochbug Valley
inolsCentral
Lawn Central
t.Paul
Lake Shora
Eaton Pacific
Louisville
Nash
T “Go
Manhattan
Matro
Bireet Ry
am.Smolt
Hef
American Spirita
National Stoat
Amn
Stos
N.Y
Alp Benke
North American Co
Pacite Canat
Ama
Tin Plaza
American Tobarco
Anaconda Mining
Brook
Iran
Pallman Paines, Col
Ff. & Iron
Internationalvapor
Do. P Ind
Western Union
Tata
West
Bsdp
Gazaloa Canada
E.istincome
W. Tats
St. L
Lmlco
Tex
Pacifa
Virginia Centurian
Colo. Bon
Sou.Pacific
Southern Exchange Stock
International Railroad
Asuea
London
Financial report shows March earnings and gold holdings
It notes earnings strains in March as the bank bought £33,000 in gold bars and £16,000 in German gold. Hopes for American gold faded unless terms offered. Manila exchange weakened with spirits low for Mexican dollars. Treasury balance shows cash $146,304,523 and gold $70,428,797 excluding the $150,000,000 gold reserve.
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Itchison
Manila
Treasury
Washington
General Fund
Market opens strong but sugar pulls back in late trading
Murphy & Co reports New York trading April 27 with sugar leading gains early but closing weak after high readings. Pennsylvania shares retreat from peak estimates while expectations of franchise tax cuts spark some traction. Sugar, People's Gas, and steel show mixed moves as traders absorb news and heavy selling pressure. Inside buying supports some rail and traction stocks amid a general cautious mood.
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Murphy & Co
New York
Pennsylvania
Susar
Chicago
Stocks and Bonds Market Summary and Finance News
The report lists bid and asked quotes for Georgia and other state bonds, railroad bonds and stocks, with figures for Atlanta markets and several issuers. It also covers foreign finances from Moncton via closing prices, money rates, discount in the money market, and Paris and London exchange rates. Bank clearings nationwide show a decline from last year, with New York leading in volume and Southern exchanges posting gains.
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Columbusds
Baranagi
Romeds
Atlanta
Ala,cingga
Atle & Chat
Deorgia
Moncton
Timote Central
Atchison
Louisville
Nashvvile
Paris
London
Murphy and Co Grain Letter Summary of Markets
Chicago and New York reports show mixed grain trends with slight morning gains in wheat and firmer corn, aided by higher foreign markets and smaller Argentine exports. Provisions remained steady to firmer while cotton seed oil and meal held near prior levels and dry goods markets showed limited activity with buyers favoring lower prices.
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Murphy & Co
Chicago
Sladuy
Buffalo
New York
Buriaparlow
Quiet Trade and Mixed Wheat Market in Chicago April 27
Chicago daily grain and provisions report shows quiet trade with wheat near all contracts higher on spillover from Liverpool and Argentine shipments. May and July futures mixed as corn and oats weakened, while hogs and pork futures moved with overall market strength. receipts and exports tepid amid fluctuating cash demand.
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Liverpool
California
Iida
Chicago
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
France
New York
Atlantic
Minneapolis
Duluth
Uwe
Gye Tower
Avlanta
Texas
Mic
Hye
Georgia
Spor
Kansas
Frye
St. Lows
Judy M
Cincinnat
Provisions Prices Across Cities Reported
April reports from Atlanta St Laws Cincinnati and New York list lard firm 7 and 7.35, pork and bacon prices steady to firm. Dry salted shoulders boxed and dry sail meats show strength with frequent quotes around 7 to 7.25 cents per pound and related rib and bacon cuts varying in the high sevens.
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Atlanta
St. Laws
Rita Eldeg
MEY
Cincinnati
New York
Groceries price list from Atlanta market
Readable items show roastead coffee Arbucile priced at 12.90, Lion at 11.75 per 100 pound case with GC comparison. Green coffee grades listed as choice 10 percent fair prime 39 cents. Bee a granulated rest Fone 5.56. New Orleans open kettle 2gd0emized.
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Atlanta
Lion
New Orleans
Fruit and Confectionery Prices From Atlanta Market
A fragmented price list from an Atlanta market shows diverse goods and high variety. Items include apples Baldwin pears oranges figs almonds pecans Brazil walnuts and coconuts with prices per crate per dozen or per pound. Vegetables feature tomatoes radishes cucumbers peppers onions beets and squash with crate and per-unit pricing.
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Atlanta
California
Brazil
Virginia Electric Highy
Georgia
Florida
Carly
Country Produce and Livestock Markets Across Cities
Atlanta reports varied produce prices including butter Jersey choy and onions with several crops listed, while Savannah notes firm naval stores with rosin and turpentine. Chicago and St Louis feature cattle, steer, and sheep market movements, down to price ranges and receipts, with New York and New Orleans dairy and sugar data reflecting steady or mixed trends.
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Atlanta
Liverpool
New York
En Orleans
Galveston
Norfolk
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
Houston
St. Louis
Jersey
Tennessee
Lée Jaye
Florida
JéGis
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