Cotton Market Slumps Then Recovers On News From Liverpool
May 1 Cotton trading opened bearish as prices fell against expectations, with Liver pool reports dampening the market. A late rally followed on speculation of firm export demand and improved Houston receipts outlook, though overall volume was light and prices ended modestly lower.
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Elvid
BES
Europe
Livipool Im
Wall Street Day Sees Unusual Market Turbulence
The market opened active and irregular with heavy focus on Granger stocks and Pacifi c issues. Union Pacific led gains while Northern Pacific and St Paul showed declines amid large transfers and rumored control contests, as steel and other sectors traded with varied momentum.
London and Berlin Money Markets Report May 1
London quotes three and four tenths percent on bills with silver at 27 pounds 16 pence per ounce while Berlin shows exchange on London and Paris and New York stock exchange plans to list $800 million of United States Steel Corporation. Treasury balances in Washington total 156.5 million cash with 826.8 million gold. dividends declared by Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe at 3.5 percent and by Pennsylvania Railroad at 4 percent semi annual. Cotton and stocks markets show mixed futures with Texas pressures and London Liverpool down slightly. Philadelphia and Chicago reports outline grain and stock movements and a large cash transfer by George H. Philips for 2.6 million bushels.
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C. W. Lee & Co
Atlante
New York
Houston
Texas
Galveston
New Orleans
Wew
York
May
Union
Pretfie Amin
Union Pacific
Nfo
Parielamts
New York Central
Cain Piate
Nothwest
Vanderbilts
Unies
Viclem
Im Union
Wnvertainix
Ingiders
Turlington
Burfington
Unisa Pacific
Fenadinga
Southaca
Baltimore and Witte
Western Cajun
United States Leather
Grosocn
Peopiew Gas
Tracianm Fane
Iternational Power
General Electric
United States
Atchison
Taaktmore
Ohl
Ohio
Chicard
Burlington and Quincy
Chicago
Northwestern
Hock Island
Colorado Southern
Brie
de First
Great Northern
Tunneis Central
Louisville
Nashville
Manhattan
Mexican Central
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Sannns
Norfalke and
Western
Northern Pacific
Ontario and Western
Penneyivants
Reading
Do. Just
St Louis Amt
San Francisco
St. Louis and Western
St. Paul
Southern Pacle
Southern Railway B
Texan Pacifie
Boes Union Pacific
Brooklyn
Colorado
Continental Po
People's Gas
Kumar
Fenevaca Coal
Tron
United
Weather
United States Steel
Western Union
Baltimore Ami
Cubana
Aston
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Gotual
Jineas
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Pennsylvania
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TawetMed Nash
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Iron & Steel
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Granger
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Whille
Atchison, Issues
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Souther Pacific
Rtates Steel Corporation
Susan Wis
Tomluenees
London
Hoelijag En Stock Exchanger
Berlin
Exchange
Paris
London Stock Exchange
Thed States Steel Corporation
London’ Exchange
Atchison, Topeka and Sartese Railway
Phiadilphia
Pertusylvania Rating Company
Fyper
Ware & Leland
Atlanta Cotton and Stock ~ Exchange
Wisconsin
Mirmesola
Deliverien
Phillips
Shorta
Seaboard
Onte
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Joe
Cuaghys
Europe
Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Corn Activity
Chicago and Atlanta reports detail May trading with wheat advancing on short covering and weak harvest expectations, while corn held strong on export demand. Prices fluctuated through the day with notable activity in May and July futures, deliveries and receipts listed alongside flour and hog product notes across multiple markets.
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Murphy & Co
Chicsgo
Chicago
Gort
Phillins
Chifaga
Soe
Pyovisiona
Market News from The Metal Market and Cotton Trade
The report covers metal prices in New York with Tin steady at 25.75, copper and lead steady, and silver dropping. It notes cotton seed oil prices in New York trade and a weak cotton market due to slack demand. Liverpool grain prices show spot wheat firm and corn steady. U.S. livestock prices and receipts given for Texan cattle, hogs, and sheep, with general market softness. Atlanta produce lists various fruits, vegetables, dairy, and poultry prices. An ad promotes distilled water for ice and medicine use.
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Anid York
Siz
St. Lauia
Spolter
New York
Omesgo
May J
Gictudins
Texas Bulls
Peices
Texas
Fruits and turpentine prices in Savannah and Wilmington
The market report lists varied commodities including dried fruits and nuts with prices like lemons at $2.00, figs 8c, almonds 14 15, Brazil nuts 14 15, and Virginia peanuts. It also covers turpentine and rosin markets with activity in Savannah and Wilmington, noting firm spirits turpentine and crude turpentine ranges and receipts.
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Aplanta
Rate Sing
California
Brazil
Ilverte
Virginia
Georgia
Savannah
Sghanleston
Rosin Timi
Wimington
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KEILEY COAL @ IGE CO
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Naval Stores
Keiley Coal & Ice CO
Acalea
Deailvel Co
Times
Keiley Goal & Ice CO
IGH Booz
Atlanta Cotton and Stock Exchange Brokers
Prudential Building
H. E B. Mastox
J. 8. Fones
W. B. Small
Telephone Ady Telephone
Murphy & GO
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Stocks and Grain
Pryor St Jackson
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W. H. Pasterson & Go
Gould- Building
John W. Dickey
Stecks
Western Union Tel. Co
Pac
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Warner
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Ugdmore Jenery Store
Beachmont
Peter Lynch
Whitehall St
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Mitchell ‘Street
Kentucky
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Keiley Coal & Ice Go
van Winkle Gin & Machine
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Docal Appliance CO
Thorpal
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Inds
A, T. Dorsey
P. HH. Brewster
Albart Howell
Irv
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Pryor
Hunter Streets
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Joan J. Eubhantz
E.T Glover
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Bath County
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