Market rallies and losses amid Liverpool and New Orleans reports
In New Orleans and Liverpool trading, cotton and stocks moved with heavy receipts and mixed weather impacts. Prices eased in Liverpool while New Orleans saw steady to good demand, with weekly crop notes warning on frost damage and planting progress across the cotton belt amid shifting futures and speculative activity in rails and staples.
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Eotica
Couthern
Mar
Soring
Wall Street
Washington
New Orleans
Liverpool
Peints Tower
Guredu
Olle
Adlantic
Gulf
Paci
South Atlantic
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
South Carolina
Fru
Rocky Mountains
Thummer
Trede
Ag Itla sReli
Europe
Murphy & Co
New Sark
Poluta
Mary
Agai
Evturea
Ulverpoa
Comius Dureai
Hubbard Bros. & Co
New York
Inderior Towaa
Bombay
STOCKS AND BONDS REPORT FROM CLEARINGS
The Clearing House reports Darwin G. Jones as manager with April clearings totaling 8,623,646 18, versus 7,508,161 76 in the same month last year. Bond and railroad stock figures appear in a fragmented list, noting rates and issuers such as state and county bonds and various railroad securities.
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Clearing House
Darwin G. Jones
Manger
Chicago Market Reviewed Apr 30 1900s grain and provisions
Chicago reports a mixed grain session with wheat easing on weak cables and local selling while corn gains on bullish sentiment from short covering. May and July futures swung with receipts and weather, while flour and oats held steady amid varied domestic and foreign demand and broader supply signals.
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Chicago
Dulimers
Ohio
Butia
May
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
General Commission
Mike
Teceinia
Ware & Leland
Murphy & Co
Q-Whiar
Atlanta
Texas
Hye
Georgia
Cayton
New York
Maia
St. Louis
Joly Tare 'Gorn
Cincinnati
Day in Wall Street Sets New Trading Records
The New York stock market faced no precedent guiding judgments as daily trades shattered prior marks. Total shares traded reached 3,202,100, with United States Steel seeing 466,100 shares in one day and 643,000 in total common and preferred stock. An hourly record was also surpassed, reflecting the brisk early-session activity.
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Waulithen
Walla
Meay Pointe
Peaple
Wall Street
Leyland Steamship Line
P. Morgan
Bears
Pacife
Union Pacific
Grengers
Lea
Atchisons
New York Central
United Steel Steel
United States
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeate
Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Burlington
Cudney
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louis
Colorado Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Erie
Great_Northern
Ulinots
Mexican Central
Mesteon National
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kinsey
Texas
Northern Pacific
Ontario
Ad Western
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
San Francisco
St Louis
St. Pau
Southern Pacific
Southern
Amalgamated
American ‘Tobacco
Brooklyn
Consolidated Gas
Consolidated Tobacco
International Power
People's Gas
Susur
United States Stasi
United States Steel Preferred
Western Triton
Rg Mioney
Tast
Netust
West
Banizo
Mobile & Ohio
Ganado Peto
Kansas
Mo. H. & Tex. Prat
New Jersey
Norfolk & Weatere
Northern
Chicagok
Ontarios West
Rock Islami
Oreror H & Nav
CCC Ss. L
Aginborstoceal
Penonylvania
Boise Sestsersi
Cuiyu
Dosir-Aseal
Preferrat
GreatNor
Orol
L& SW
Hooniaz Coal
Proterrat Booking Valley
Paul Divndlasanceal
IgwaCentral
Strise
Omaha
Texga& Pastels
Onlay Iiteé
Praterrat Oax
Manhattan DL
Rock Island
Wercern
Union Pastufe
London
Northen Pacific
Gutaide
United States Steel
Western Union
Louisville
Nashville
New York
Wednnesday
Unico Pacific
Bock
Florida Vegetables Prices and Market Notes
Market fragment lists crates of squash peppers tomatoes and lettuce with varied prices. Mentions chalice tomatoes fancy tomatoes and celery and cauliflower with low per crate or per unit figures. Notes weather conditions affecting arrival and demand for strawberries and other items.
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Florida
Live Stock Market Report From Chicagoland April 30
Cattle receipts total 3 500 with 560 Texans steady. good to prime steers 4.93 to 5.90, cows 2.65 to 4.50, Texas bulls 3.50 to 5.87, sheep 11 000 weak with good to choice muttons 4.74 to 6.50. St. Louis notes receipts 3 400 including 1 600 Texans, market steady. native steers 4.73 to 5.80, cows 2.74 to 4.80, stockers 2.76 to 6.15, lambs 4.75 to 6.50. Minor references to naval stores at Savannah and Wilmington markets follow.
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Seitpars
Ferlaula
Wednessay
Towsar
Costem
New York
Geraner
New Orleans
Ee Apt
Liverpool
Coxon
Spuc
Mindling
Soni Te — Bral Oy
Ieee
Bellora
Bo-Bala
Ato
Ptegabel Ld
Solara
Rembes
Chicsco
St. Louis
Texas and Main
Texas
Market mixed as prices hold steady amid weak demand
Market opened steady with prices unchanged and then eased after weak European guidance. Sharp receipts surpassed expectations with sluggish demand and no speculative support, leaving markets largely steady but flat into day’s close. Sugar, grain, and metal sections show minor shifts across New Orleans to New York reporting centers.
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S Posts
Huhe
Hravier Srazinan
Painta Nat
Maren
Demand for Copies Surges. Supply Restored to Meet Interest
A fragment reports that demand for a speial item exceeded supply on Monday April 24 with 34 titles noted. It states the copies were 0 and that supply is now restored, inviting all interested readers to write for it.
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South Fifth Street
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