Cotton Market Turns Bearish Amid Heavy Liquidation
July and August prices slipped as profit taking spread amid fears of ample receipts and favorable crop reports. New Orleans and other hubs showed steady to weak tone with rapid selling. spot quotations eased while government notes offered slight bullish offset. Prices closed lower on broad liquidation, with delayed orders and widespread selling across major markets.
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Cotton market reports and weather impact across cities
May 7 cotton prices and receipts across Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Boston Memphis Augusta Houston and New Orleans. Reports show quiet to steady middling prices with varied receipts and stock levels. Weather forecasts note scattered showers and temperature contrasts across districts, with implications for prices as market sentiment shifts on weekly reports.
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Atlante
Elverpost
New York
Ouieti
Sevannah—Bay
Charleston
Evey
Bertole Gate
Volte -Qillet
Saiddlie
Memphis
Steiay
Mideline
Aumista
Houston
St Louis
Guiet
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Aif
York
Bross
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Aisy
Ssanpal
Niceston
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Wilmbligtoe
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Stack
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Ray
Boston
Philadelphia
Augusta
Miet
Cotton Region Bulletin
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
Columbus
Gainesville
Greenville
Griffin
Macon
Wewnan
Rome
Spartanburg
Tocena
Etear
West Point
Central Station
Aueuste
Alvestun
Mostgomery
Savannah
Micksburg
Whmington
Murphy & Co Cotton Letter Reports Mixed Weakened Market
New York May 7 The cotton market shows little change with scarce price shifts from yesterday. Weather in the belt remains largely dry with only minor rain in Galveston and a few spots. Liverpool and New York futures ease slightly while bears press for unfavorable sentiment but bulls stay resolute amid tighter old stocks.
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Liverpool Falia
Galveston
Stallone
Dry Goods Market and Crop Condition Summary
The Dry Goods Market in New York reports no change in home trade amid export grades for China and steadiness in prints and gingham. Washington issues a weekly crop conditions summary noting generally favorable temperatures east of the Rockies but dryness in central regions and south Atlantic states, with corn planting advancing and cotton germination affected by recent rains.
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China
Washington
Weather Bureau
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Carolinas
Tenpespace
Arkansas
Nort Ornia
Treas
Oklahoma
Arkinsay
Timala
Cotton Belt
Texas
South Carolina
Agriculturists' Corps of Observers
Tveruary
Ollahgma
Higan
Dakota
Kentucky
Michigat
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinoia
Kansas
Nebraska
California
Movement of Cotton Crop Analyzed and Market Report
New Orleans reports Secretary Hester’s analysis of eight months of cotton movement showing a net increase of about 796,000 bales across Texas and Indian Territory and other Gulf states, with Atlantic states down. The market saw heavy receipts, a volatile session driven by Northern Pacific demand and insider activity, ending weak after initial gains.
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Galveston
Texas
Indian Territory
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Arkansas
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Missouri
Oklahoma
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Georgia
Florida
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Virginia
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Greece
New York
Northern Pacific
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Union Pacific
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Rock Island
Baltimore
Ohio
United States Steel Ereaks
Bears
Aiaurtone
United States Bs
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake , and Ohio
Chiciafo
Burlington and Quincy
Erie
Louisville and Nashville
Manhattan
Metropoltan
Mexican Central
Manours Pacific, &F
New York’ Central
Northan Pacific
Do Pueferred
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas Pacific
Wabash
Amalgamated Copper
American Tobacco
Brooklyn Transit
Continental Tobacco
United States Steel
Western Union
Stock Exchange Firm As May Fails To Impress
New York traders faced a mixed session as Lewis A. May Co. failed, prompting creditor actions, while market movements reflected heavy bond and equity pressures. Simultaneously, London and Paris saw modest gains in bonds and currency as commodities firmed on weather and export activity.
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Market Indexes Show Mixed U.S. Farm Prices
Chicago and Cincinnati price notes report weak demand and small export receipts weighing on grains and meats. Wheat, corn, and oats show varying futures with cash quotes for No. 2 wheat and No. 2 corn steady to barely higher while pork, lard, and bacon prices move within narrow ranges. Market reports from Atlanta, St. Louis, and New York add regional shifts in pork, flour, butter, and dairy, with groceries and staples listing assorted prices across commodities and regional markets.
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Amali
Shorts
Minneapolis
Duluth
Bradstreet
PhiBina
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Bears
Philips
Atlanta
Texas
Hye
Georgia
Timothy
Forge Bates
Kheac
Inter
Paris
the Northwan
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Stember
Gats
Spor
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Fragmented Grocery Goods List From Florida Market
A damaged OCR grocery list notes vegetables and fruits such as tomatoes peppers eggplants lettuce strawberries celery and cauliflower with prices per crate or dozen. Mentions weather delaying arrivals and rough figures like 2.75 and 125 51.10 among garbled entries.
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Fruits and Confections and Commodities Prices Report
Report covers Atlanta fruit and nut prices, almond and pecan values, Virginia peanuts, Georgia Bugte and Northern apples, citrus box prices, and naval stores from Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington with turpentine, rosin, resin figures. Also lists metal market quotes for tin copper lead and related commodities and changes in available supplies in New York trading data.
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