CABLES WEAK BUT SLIGHT LIFT LATE FOR STOCKS
In Chicago trading a tentative recovery followed a sharp early weakness as speculative interest waxed and then waned. Liverpool and Manchester offered weak signals amid bear selling while New Orleans and Houston receipts weighed on expectations. By afternoon July slipped to 7.76 with renewed volatility and a generally unsettled tone across the market.
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New Orleans Market Review Brief Trading Quiet Then Rally
May 6 New Orleans market for spot ention shows early quiet trading with a later uptick as Liverpool strength and English market gains lift sentiment. Contracts recover some amid 3,100 bales traded, 600 arriving, exchange quotations eased 4 cents. Cotton futures and inland receipts noted with mixed signals amid heavy worldwide carry and bearish pressure easing only slightly.
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Brice
Holidays in Liverpool and regional market report May 6
Liverpool notes mention holidays and a May 25 27 and June 1 schedule for the eption exchange. The Liverpool Market reports moderate Corto epos business with prices steady and limited receipts. Across cities in the U S cotton markets show quiet to steady conditions with middling ranges and small receipts.
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Eption Exchange
Dry Goods Market and Cotton Market Update
The Dry Goods Market in New York May 6 reports demand weak on brown cottons and Prints with several lines steady or dull while bleached cottons and wide sheetings show little change. Murphy & Co.'s Cotton Letter notes lower cables hinting at price declines, with traders covering on a liberal scale, especially German bets. Weather near drought in Texas raises concerns for seed shortages and crop prospects, while port receipts and Liverpool market activity indicate overall cautious sentiment and modest recovery from earlier declines.
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Augusta
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James Riordan Weekly Cotton Letter Shows Bearish Market Tone
New York March 6 A volume of business limited by stagnation in cotton values as declines extend. Liverpool leads with discouraging reports and enormous receipts challenge demand. Bull spot remains weak though protection in the southern New Orleans market offers slight resistance amid broad complaints of setbacks and hesitancy to take short positions.
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New Orleans
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Market update on staple crops and price trends
A letter from James Riordan assesses early crop conditions and market forces. He notes concerns over price levels, supplier costs, and potential impacts from an earlier than expected season start. He urges continued monitoring of trade and supply, warning that any frost or damage could influence futures pricing.
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Wall Street Slew Sparks Heavy Opening Market Surge
The day on May 6 saw renewed violent advance in New York stocks after Friday's setback. Traders reported heavy buying at the opening driven by expectations of railroad consolidation and a Western merger, with Northern Pacific spiking sharply while United States Steel softened under liquidation. total sales reached 2,232,190 shares, with notable activity in Atchison, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, and Union Pacific among others.
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Market Summary of Excessive Early Gains and Wheat Strength
Murphy & Co reports mixed signals as a broad rally fades. Industrials and rail stocks show strength while Wheat remains weak to steady with lower May prices and improving world export figures. Corn and provisions close uneven with tight money outlook and ongoing rail alliance speculation.
Stocks and Bonds Caution Amid Market Fireworks
Robert Goodbody & Co warns of divided opinions and rising risk as caution and large margins are advised in stocks. They note Union Pacific activity linked to Harriman, St Paul moves tied to Union Pacific, and several rail and utility issues with dividends and notable trading patterns.
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Turbulent Markets Prompt Higher Margin Demands Across Banks
The article notes renewed caution as markets surge with stocks jumping sharply. Banks demand higher margins for loans while evaluating collateral, reflecting a shift in risk assessment amid volatile prices and uncertain value. Treasury balances are reported, excluding the $150 million gold reserve.
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Florida Vegetables and Market Goods Report
Florida market notes show crates of vegetables including beans celery and squash with prices around 2.50 and other items listed in scattered figures. Weather and demand issues appear in arrivals with references to ribs ham and meat products and a confusing mix of numbers and garbled terms.
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Market notes from New York and Savannah May reports
A sweeping miscellany of price movements and market statuses across commodities. Lard, meats, coffee, sugar, dairy, naval stores, and grains show mixed firmness and declines on regional exchanges. Cotton seed and tin copper hold steady while bulk commodities and beverages reflect cautious demand in May trading.
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