New York May Cotton Market Ends Week Weak on Liquidation
The New York cotton market faced renewed bear pressure with unsettled weather forecasts weighing on demand. July and October futures slipped, last prices down about 17 to 21 points from the prior session, as receipts rose in Galveston and New Orleans while domestic demand remained tepid. Cotton futures at nearby exchanges opened steady but declined through the day amid plentiful selling from leading houses and weather worries across the belt.
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New York
Carolinas
Texas
Unger
Alabama
Apot
Galveston
New Orleans
Houston
Getton
Atdek
Coitton Fsteren
Tong
Tasco
Miasissippi
Belt
West Texas
Grain and futures wrap from Chicago and Liverpool markets
Market notes detail cash grain prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye and barley across No. 2 red and white grades, durum and mixed lots with futures quotes for May July and September. It reports receipts and shipments, price levels in Chicago and New York, and Liverpool futures and spot levels for wheat and corn.
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Chicago
Kansan
Coro
Ata
New York
Duluth
Mominal
Liverpool
London stocks and bonds drift in light early trading
London May 8 trading in American securities was light in early hours. New York closing dull with modest gains for some issues. Stocks recording large sales included Amalgamated Copper American Can and Southern Railway preferred, while bar silver held around 29.164 per ounce. Market notes mention cotton futures and discount figures for short and three months.
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New York
Mississippi
Washington
Standard Railway
Union Pacific
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Baltimore
Ohio
New York Central
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Erie
United States Steel
Steel
Amalgamated Copper
American Gan
Fremen
San Francisco
Chicago
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Puget Sound
Burlington and Quincy
Atlantic Coast Line
St. Louis
Delaware and Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Panama
London
Cans’adian Pacific
Counseis
Miinois Central
Yrille
Tlaulaville and
Nash
Bouthérn Haliody
Southern Railway
Motley
Market declines in grains amid profit-taking and weather
Grains traded lower as corn and wheat eased after early strength. Reports of weaker crop prospects in Kansas and the impact of winter states on supplies weighed on prices, while Argentine shipments remained heavy. Provisions also slipped as pork led declines in futures trading.
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Lexport
Kanagag- State
Chicago
Argentina
Credle
Market Cotton Review Shows Decline Amid Overhang
New York May 3 Cotton prices fell sharply driven by oversized long interest and heavy outside selling in New York Wall Street Philadelphia and Liverpool Spot interest fell as large blocks moved and traders speculated on a limited contract pool. Analysts note weather in the south may delay a big crop while consumption remains strong and a shift in demand could steady or depress prices depending on future weather. Bulls argue technicals improved after heavy liquidation yet trading remains unsettled with bulls ready to bid on shorts.
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New York
albort-Astoria
Wall
Philadelphia
Aduth
West
Liverpool
Texas
Waldorf-Astoriara
Trade Review Signals Mixed US and UK Biz Conditions
April reports show steady overall trade with room for profits while wholesale dry goods and shoe lines fluctuate. Weather and seasonal factors limit retail gains though outdoor work and iron sectors show resilience. Wheat and corn exports rise week over week, with US and Canada totals expanding. Cotton and linseed markets in Liverpool and Minnesota reflect modest gains and cautious activity.
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New York
Bradstreet
Mississippi Valley
United States
Canada
Live Stock Prices and Market Report Across Cities
By W H White the current week shows quotes for cattle hogs and sheep across St Louis Kansas City Louisville and Chicago with mixed short fed cattle and top steers selling at higher quotes. Cattle receipts operate around 690 to 2000 with native and Texas steers cows and calves priced from 3.50 to 8.50. Hog receipts near 8000 to 18000 with prices from 4.50 to 7.80 and sheep at 1 60 to 10.00 for lambs and 5.00 to 8.50 for ewes. Market notes call corn fed and peanut fattened hogs as lower and general market strength with steady or rising tone on best grades.
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Howe Ares Claes
Alle Chalmers i Ac
Bae
Car and Foundry
American Agricultural Os
Ice Securities
American Lindeed
Armour & Co
Atergleon
Fett
Olene Am
Baltimore and Ohio
Bree Foundries
Bija
Brooklyn Transit Co
LOT Am
Central Central of
Central R. R
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison . Ae
Pisianeatis
Onlo
Reveree
Atchison Pfd
Cateage
Bay
Bethlehem Steel
Bt. P
Colorado
Chicago and
Aiton
Denver
Rio Grande
Great West'n Io
Chi
At. Aest Pau
Erie
Nerigs
Colorado and Southern
Ase
General Electric Oatta
Chicaco
Consolidated Gas
UGS
Illingis Central Ist
O-Os
Gorm
Interborough Met
Teworraw. del. and
Hudson
Inter
Merc. Marine
Rilo Grand Fares
Japan
Gorn
Earg
Gara
Pistinbee ‘Securities
Kansas City Southern Ist
Louisville
Nashville
Pttonese
Missouri
Kansas
New York Central
Interborough
N. HK
Hartford
Norfolk and
Harvester
Inter. Marine
Noethates Pacific
International
Oregon
Penn
Uea
Southern
Ta Ae
Lacleda Gas Ie
Louis
San Francisco
St. Lyie &E
Central
New York
Gatario
United States Rubber Gs
Western
Northern Pacific
Satern
Maryland
We Pacific
Westinghouse Electric Co
Pennsylvania
Wieconain Central
Missouri Pacific Co
Pittsburg
Panamelee
Pittsburg Coal
Republic Steel
Do.m
Rock Island Co
Do. Td
St. L. and
Ban
L. Tt
Bioshenvein Steel
Barron
Southern Pacific Rat
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coy
Taras and Pacific Ae
Tolsda, St
Union Pacific
Ray Fapeds
W. H. White
Mariet
Kansas City
Springera. Tic
Chicago
Lambs
Movement of Cotton Digs into New York Market May 3
Movement figures show weekly cotton statistics compiled in New York for May 3. Totals include port receipts overland shipments to Canada and the South, with season totals and deductions. Separate data cover American cotton taken by spinners worldwide, breaking down by Northern Canada Southern and foreign spinners with year-to-date comparisons.
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New York
Canada
Bates
New Orleans
Hester
Brovgnt Minto
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