Grains Advance on Ruhr Reports in Chicago Markets
Chicago May 31 bullish tone from France and Germany settling near, lifting grain futures. May corn rose to 82 1-2 cents, July at 75 5-8 to 78 1/2. Wheat mixed with small declines and gains, oats up 1/8 to 5/8, provisions steady to higher. Market nerves rose as May wheat liquidations appeared and end-month settlements affected trades.
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Private Crop News Fails To Advance Cotton Buying
New York May 31 Private crop reports did not spark broad cotton buying with prices mostly lower before tomorrow’s government figures. October slid to 24.58 and closed near 24.00 as market sentiment turned cautious amid weather and Wall Street signals. Four private reports put condition ranges from poor to good and projected crop totals around 11.2 to 11.8 million bales.
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Ptyane
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Cotton Market Sees Mixed Signals Ahead of June Weather
In New York and New Orleans reports the cotton market shows mixed tones as traders await the government weather and crop outlook. Analysts from Doremus, Hayden Stone and others anticipate higher prices on favorable conditions, while some caution that a late May start could stall gains. Spot cotton in New York and New Orleans remained subdued with gains limited by rainfall uncertainty and longer crop prospects.
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New Orleans
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B. Norman
Combined Statement for Federal Reserve Banks May Update
Slightly better weather over the belt spurs trading hesitation while markets await the government report. Sugar and cotton futures ease amid mixed demand as refined markets hold firm. reserves and deposits details are outlined in the consolidated statement of condition for May 20.
Cotton Seed Oil Market Steady Amid Local Trading
In New York on May 11, traders awaited Friday’s government report. Prices barely moved as activity remained local and steadiness tied to improved lard. Last prices showed a modest two point net gain with prime crude barrels trading around $10 and summer yellow at $11.81.
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Cotton Market Report Shows Widespread Middling Prices
Movements across ports including New Orleans Galveston and Philadelphia show middling prices ranging from 27 to 29 cents per pound with receipts stock and exports detailed for multiple cities. The summary notes total receipts 6 612 217 and exports 4 253 05 with stocks and shipments across ports and regions. A closing quip remarks on dining leading to a funeral.
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Dallat
Eslea
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M.ddlinz
Rails Active in Bond Market on New York Exchange
New York May 31 trading centered in foreign division with activity in railroad group. Industrial bonds dull, US government issues fluctuated narrowly. Belgian, Serbian, Rio Grande gains reported. Atchison and others showed mixed moves. Total sale value 88,985,000. Market notes include money, foreign exchange, and international rates.
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Regular Statement of Resources at Atlanta Reserve Bank
The May 26 close of business report shows the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank's resources including gold holdings 33,700,771.94, gold certificates 5,040,970.50, and a total reserve base of 435,040,927.47. Earning assets total 224,400,885.36 with capital 4,413,050 and deposits at 2,980,272.88 among others, reflecting liabilities of 24,460,885.38 and a reserves-to-deposits ratio around 7.2 percent.
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Bond Market Notes and Grain Quotes From Chicago May 31
Chicago May 31 grain and bond market summary shows Wheat No 2 red around 51 2051.28, No 2 bard near 184 1.10 percent, Corn No 7 bids, oats and barley prices listed with No 2 yellow and mixed lots. Lard ribs and pork quotes appear with Kansas City and Chicago figures, reflecting May 31 trading.
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Daily Stock Quotations From Atlanta Provision Market
Corrected list of prices for Cornfield meats and related products including hams bacon sausage wieners and lard. Items cover weights from 6 to 25 pounds with prices ranging from 12c to 28c per unit and reference to Grandmother's lard and dry salt ribs.
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Georgia Faces Poor Cotton Prospects Amid Heavy Rains
State Agriculture Commissioner J. J. Brown and other officials warned that continued rainfall has damaged Georgia cotton prospects. Many acres were left unplanted or failed to receive cultivation, with southeast regions worst off and corn likely to replace cotton in several counties. Crop rust affected grain yields, signaling a potential critical agricultural year.
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Georgia Department of Agriculture
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Weekly Statement of Bank of France May Update
Bank of France weekly figure shows Gold band up 155000 francs and Silver band up 104000 francs. Korea in circulation rises by 354842000 francs. Treasury deposits grow by 85105000 francs while General deposits fall 393477000. Bills discounted down 41743000 and advances up 20634000. State borrows 400000000 francs.
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Weekly Bank of England Statement Highlights Changes
The Bank of England weekly statement shows total reserve fell 1,272,000 pounds while circulation rose 1,270,000. Bastion decreased 2,217 pounds. other inaccuracies rose 1,652,000. Other deposits fell 7,877,000. public deposits increased 6,177,000. Notes in reserve rose 1,268,000. government securities up 39,000. The bank's proportion to liabilities moved to 39.06 percent from 29.27 percent. rate of discount 3 percent.
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Rice millers delay New Orleans futures market
New Orleans May 31 delegates at the Rice Millers Association of America convention decided not to establish a rice futures market in New Orleans for at least one year. The decision followed a lengthy discussion and a vote to postpone the matter until the association’s next executive session in 1924.
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Rice Millers’ Association of America
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Oil Men Predict Early Decline in Production
In New York May stocks eased with mixed leads as rail and industrial shares held firm on solid April earnings while California petroleum surged and midcontinent issues lagged. US crude output for the week ended May 26 rose to a record 2.002 million barrels daily, lifted by California and Oklahoma gains, yet oil men foresee a near term production decline amid efforts to curb output. Reports also hint at financial restructurings at American Cotton Oil, Associated Oil and Magnolia Petroleum, plus moves in American Drug Syndicate and Gimbel Brothers acquisitions. Shipping board bids for ships spark talk of a new American shipping combine forming.
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Erratic Price Movements Prevail in Stock Market
New York May 31 erratic price movements marked today's stock market with closing prices irregular. Oil shares faced selling amid gasolene price increases and bankrupty concerns at a major curb market house. California Petroleum surged to a new top then eased, while Marland Oil and Phillips Petroleum weakened. Industrial and railroad averages showed mixed results as demand for commercial paper and money rates shifted.
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Bank Clearings And Commodities Report From The Constitution Radio
The Constitution's radio service reports Atlanta bank clearings for Thursday at 86,551,773.89, up from last year and week. It lists May totals, cotton quotations middling and lint percentages, crude oil and meal pricing, and car and freight figures. Regional prices include Columbus and Selma middling bids, with New York futures notes on copper, tin, and zinc markets.
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