Cotton Opened by Bapter Prices and Market Fluctuations
New York May 6 The cotton market opened steady with gains under Liverpool improvement and short covering but soon turned lower as Wall Street firms suspended. Heavy selling followed amid weather map rains and Western belt expectations, with July dropping from 9.24 to 6.99 and a later rally then renewed decline to 9.03. Afternoon activity remained feverish, exports near 17,000 bales influencing sentiment, with total sales about 600,000 bales and final prices 5 to a half points lower.
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Review of New Orleans Market
New Orleans market shows spot cotton firmly held by factors as buyers press for concessions that are refused. Sales total 550 bales, with 100 from factors and 450 arriving. Futures tumble early, opening near unchanged, then dropping 4 to 1 points, with a brief recovery but weak undertone and overall quiet close, May and June down 1 point and others 4 to 7 points.
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Spot Cotton Quotations From Various Markets
A historical note lists cotton quotes from multiple markets including Atlanta Liverpool New York New Orleans Savannah Galveston Norfolk Mobile Memphis Augusta and Kearyleatan. Prices show middling ranges around 9¼ to 9¾ pence per pound with terms nominal quiet or nominal against steady or nominal readings.
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Market Summary Amid Wall Street Turmoil and Rain Trade
The report tracks heavy selling, break through July, and a wave of trade buying amid a Wall Street decline. Texas rains alleviated crop fears, Houston receipts exceeded expectations, while New York dry goods stayed quiet. New Orleans and Liverpool cotton markets showed volatility with declines amid ongoing financial unsettledness.
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Murphy Co Cotton Letter Notes Mixed Market Signals
The New York May 5 market reports cotton prices advancing late and unsettled trading amid strong Liverpool activity and rain in parts of Texas, with warnings of potential crop risks and speculation on 1902-03 production. Southern and New Orleans reports show modest gains in seed oil, sugar, and metal markets amid volatile Wall Street conditions and concerns over drought relief.
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Chicago Market Review May Day in grain pits
Chicago market notes on May 5 show wheat, corn, and oats retreating amid heavy rains in Kansas and Nebraska. July wheat slid to about 74 to 76 cents with confidence in a government crop report and persistent short selling. Corn declined with rains easing drought fears, oats weakened, and hog and pork markets steadied as grain futures weakened. Local receipts totaled 21 cars with broader national receipts in the hundreds of thousands, reflecting mixed sentiment and bearish pressure across grain pits.
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Liverpool Market Cotton Prices and Trading Report
Liverpool market shows moderate business with steady prices and mixed sales across ports including New York New Orleans and Galveston. Cotton futures opened quiet with various middling ranges and receipts reported. Liverpool market sense points to improved opening due to market support despite heavy rains in Texas and market weakness in Wall Street.
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Naval Stores Ledger From Savannah Details May Receipts
Fragmentary entries show a Savannah naval stores ledger with firm names, receipts, and values for May. Notable figures include receipts totals of 4,283 and 6,62, with prices for crude turpentine and resin recorded, plus references to Wilmington and Charleston markets.
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Food Markets Register Wide Price Movements Across Cities
Flour and wheat prices ease while corn and oats hold firm in Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis markets. Pork lard and bacon values rise with steady dry goods rates in Atlanta New Orleans and New York, groceries like coffee sugar and crackers showing modest shifts as vegetable prices skim cabbage lettuce tomatoes and beans across regional baskets.
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Fruita and Confections Retail Prices Listing
A fragmented Atlanta market page lists assorted fruit and confectionery items with prices. Items include apples, candied nuts, dates, citron, and butter stock notes. Several lines mention eggs, poultry, and seafood in terse price values, indicative of a general commodities listing from May.
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Live Stock Market Reports Across Chicago and St Louis
Cattle receipts total 10 600 including 260 Texans and 290 westerns with exports higher and other grades steady. Live hogs run 30 000 with market strong for heavy and good to choice, sheep receipts 16 000 with steady to slightly lower prices, Western lambs and Colorado woolled lambs notable. Kansas City totals show higher cattle and hogs with steady to strong markets. St Louis reports 4 700 receipts with active market for native shipping and export steers and steady hogs and lambs.
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