Stock market rout widens losses across rails and steel
Prices fell on heavy turnover with many stocks sliding one to two points or more. Baltimore and Ohio led losses in rail shares while Missouri Pacific dropped about two percent amid large block sales and weak rail traffic data. Bond and money markets showed little fear of gold exports as traders anticipated a broader price adjustment to boost demand and absorb higher production.
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New York
May
Stock Exchange
Daltimore
Ohio
Missouri Pacific
England
Railroad
Railroad Tra
Chicago
Dusmesa
Steel and Wire
Federal Steel
Aes
Bonda
United States
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake
Mannatian
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Bee Central
United States Leather
Prima Mercantile
Cancer Sterling Exchange
Billie
GO Iiva
Honda
Murphy & Co
American Steel and Wire
South Pacific
Rock Island
Long Island
Alao Coma
Losaea
Parti
Laltimore
Oii
R Stork
Croollyn Rapid Tranalt
People's Gap
Bull” Pool Pacific
Southern Exchange Stock Letter
Long
American Tobacco
Steel Hoop
Baltimore
Eauimon
Commercial Advertisers Financial Cable Summary
The London financial cable reports mixed New York market activity. Prices ease in late trading as American selling supports slight gains. bank discounts and indebtedness stabilize. Overall market mood shifts as demand remains moderate despite some nervousness.
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New York
May
London
West Austra Council
Stocks and bonds report from May markets
Stocks and bonds data from multiple exchanges show quoted prices, London and Madrid benchmarks, and U.S. treasury balances. Rail and steel shares faced declines while some issues like American Steel and Wire and Federal Steel showed early support before fading, with gold exports anticipated the next day.
Cotton market bears into narrow range as belt news weighs
New York May 8 cotton trades in a tight rut with prices fluctuating little amid belt news uncertainty. Liverpool steady and inactive as weekly crop report reads bearish. European buyers and New Orleans trade show scattered activity. overall market ends quietly with modest gains. Dry goods demand weak, spot quotations mixed across U S cities with middling around 9 per cent to 9 1/16 cents. Reports from Texas and Florida note heavy replanting and rainfall affecting the belt prospects.
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New York
Liverpool
Europe
New Orleans
Rotail
Cotton Replanting Required After Torpid Condition
The agriculture department weekly crop bulletin reports cotton lapsed to a torpid state but notes general good progress. Cool nights hurt cotton in northern eastern Belt areas while heavy rains in Florida and Texas forced extensive replanting. Planting is vigorous where feasible, though middle and southern districts face delays and third plantings in some spots.
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Munn, Son & Co
New York
May
Texas
Wall Street
Florida
Texan
Hemstead
Tex
West Hematead
Houston
Central Railroad
Shiner
Department of Agriculture
Markets drift as crop conditions and trade weigh on cotton
Farmers report delays and discouragement as fields near Dryer in Gonsales county show poor prospects and weak stands. European yarns and cloth exports slip while American spot markets stay quiet. Acreage expected to rise 10 to 16 percent though commissioners fix rates for nonmembers. Liverpool and New York trade tone mixed with dullness in goods and yarns, while Southern Exchange notes unchanged opens and a steady close amid limited demand.
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Mobile
Canada Southern
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Nay
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Giles Treat Wes
York Central
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ANA
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Vita & Gull
Southern Pacific
Lake Bria & Éton
Southarn Railway
I Lakaboro
Texas & Pacific
Union Paciic
Bianhattan
Louisiilia & Nash
Wabashey Mexican Central
Metro
Ily
Mion
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Tao
Praferrad
I Express Companies
Agama
United States
Laure
Not
Onda
Tobago
Sy Biggar
Fedemnigent
Polpp
Fiels
Gonsales County
Ala
New York
Memphis
Commission
Cotton Market News and Commodities Update May 8
Murphy & Co reports mixed cotton futures with higher open on old positions but declines on new crops amid rain in the belt. Metal, sugar, coffee, and lard quotes move with uneven demand. livestock and grain receipts show steady to stronger trends across St Louis Chicago and New Orleans markets. Weather and port receipts cited as influencing factors for the day.
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Washington
Fenu
New Orleans
Houston
Atlanta
St. Louis
Chicago
Mesa Park
Cincinnati
Western Steam
Murphy & Co., Inc
Goiton
Pryor Pt
Jackson Bund
Wheat market mixed as corn slips and oats weaken
Chicago futures show wheat up modestly while July corn declines and oats weaken amid rain in the southwest and slow cash demand. Provisions drift lower with hogs weak,됐다 by cautious buying later from a leading packer as receipts and export loadings are reported across the region.
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May
Bradstreet
New York
Minneapolis
Duluth
Atlantic
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tens
Indiana
Government Grain Report Highlights Weather Affects
The May 6 agricultural department weekly crop bulletin details widespread moisture shortages north of the Missouri and Ohio rivers, with Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and North Dakota hit hardest. California heavy rains aid crops while frost damages appear in the lake region and mid Atlantic. Corn planting slowed by cool dry weather in the Ohio Mississippi and lake regions, with oats outlook steady. Tobacco in Virginia and Tennessee ready for transplanting. fruit reports generally encouraging.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Missouri
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Texas
Caliifornia
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Tas
Middle Atlantic
Chile Valley
Tennessee
South Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
Virginia
Carolina
Country Produce Prices and Poultry Demand at Atlanta Market
Market report from Atlanta on May 8 lists egg activity with active demand and items including butter Jersey at 18 percent, live poultry demand with fry and sprin brooders, ducks puddle, and Irish potatoes at 76 per bushel. Also notes onions at 1.25 per bushel, cabbage Florida stock at 3 to 3 1/2 per pound, dried fruit prices for apples peaches prunes peeled peaches and prunes with various percentages.
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Atlanta
Jersey
Fancy
Tennessee
Florida
Fruit and Confectioneries Market Listing
A fragmented listing from a 20th century Atlanta page shows fruit and nut prices and vendors. Items include apples Baldwin oranges raisins and various nuts with prices per pound or box cited in a scattered format from multiple suppliers.
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Baldwin
Tusserty H.W
Leamong
Onolee
Aisins
New California
Florida vegetables and fancy tomatoes price list
Readable items show Florida produce with varied prices per crate per pound per quart. Items include tomatoes beans radishes lettuce cucumbers bell peppers cabbage potatoes strawberries peas onions cauliflower beets squash grapefruit pineapples and more with inconsistent OCR data and mixed units.
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Florida
Market Report Mixed as Commodities Falter and Rail Schedule Expanded
Grain futures opened softer with corn and oats easing on liquidation while soybeans steadied after earlier declines. Turpentine and rosin markets in Savannah and Charleston showed quiet to firm levels, with spirits turpentine holding at 46 percent amid steady receipts. Southern Railway announces May 7 timetable changes featuring through trains, sleeper cars, and enhanced service between Atlanta, Washington, and New Orleans with several long distance routes and premium accommodations.
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Bromwick
Sale of Lands in Fulton and DeKalb Counties Georgia
Public outcry sale authorized by DeKalb court order of the estate of J. L. Mosely and Mary Ella Dodge as administratrix includes two tracts in the 1st district of Fulton and a separate lot in land lot 84 of the 14th district. Bids will be taken at the Fulton courthouse in June with cash terms. Attorneys Rosser and Carter, Atlanta.
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Fulton County
Court of Ordinary
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DeKalb
Gell
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Pilgrim
Stephens
D. Hazlett
Hazlett
Atlanta
Mary Ella Dodge
Admx
George Washington Alexander
Rosser & Carter
Spring Festival Ticket Offer From Western and Atlantic
Western and Atlantic Railroad will sell Chattanooga tickets at ONE FARE for round trip. Tickets available May 7 to 11 inclusive and for morning trains May 12 to May 14. Purchases through any ticket agent.
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Western and Atlantic Railroad
Chattanooga
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