Cotton Market Turbulence Flows Through New York and Ports
The cotton market showed volatile moves with a steady close after early declines. Prices swung from gains to losses as traders weighed steadying signals from Wall Street and bullish rumors, with July and October futures moving from losses to gains before finishing near session lows amid heavy late selling and cautious sentiment.
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Ina
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HESTER'S WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT SUMMARY SHOWS DECLINES
New Orleans May 8 Secretary Hester reports a weekly drop in cotton movement and lower totals for eight days of May compared with last year and 1905. The season totals lag behind 1907 and 1905 by large margins, with 25 days of the season totaling 10,516,407 bales. World visible supply shows a week decline of 124,682 with American mill takings down to 3,958,698 for the season.
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Condition Of The Crops In The May Report
The May crop summary notes winter wheat acreage to be harvested at 29.75 million acres, down 1.38 million from last fall and up 0.619 million from last year. Average conditions for winter wheat stand at 89 percent of normal, with spring plowing 66.6 percent complete and spring planting 54.7 percent finished. Washington reports mixed weather, with fears of another storm and bearish market sentiment on cotton seed prices.
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Vasriculture
Tye
Anna Bea
Hubbard Bros. & Co
New York
May
Texas
Olashoma
Mississspot
Alabama
Liverpool
Stocks and commodity markets report May trading notes
New York May exchanges show money on call easy at 1 to 2 percent with ruling and closing bids near 1 percent. Cotton futures in ledger decline and recovery with July leading after noon, while coffee futures open strong on strong cables and tight Brazilian receipts. prices firm with May at 8.10 and September at 8.20.
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York
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Tex
el Paso
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Dune
van Aly
Steaty
Money and Exchange
May
Tima Loans
Prime Mercantile Paper
Aterling Exchange Firm
Bankers
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Santos
Cordova
Stocks Make and Rise Amid Bond Rumors
Markets showed broad strength as investors favored Harriman Paulins Reading leaders while Union Pacific bonds loomed. Rumors swirled over an imminent 28 to 90 million bond issue and underwriting terms, with highs in stock prices and renewed demand for lower grade bonds. The session featured limited new developments, a steady grind upward, and a hopeful shift from panic mood to recovery in equities and cash reserves.
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Union Pacific
Lake
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London
Remiere Dt
Bonda
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Honda
Sale of Cape of Good Hope and Natal sheepskins
A sale of Cape of Good Hope and Natal sheepskins in Mincing Lane today realized about 260.7 pounds with 70,853 pounds sold. The skins were fair condition but competition was moderate. many lots were purchased by sellers’ modest wishes, long wool as defined and short wool dull values noted.
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London
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Mincing Lane
Market Notes Run Through Wheat Corn and Oats Prices
City and regional prices show May and July futures for wheat and corn, with receipts and shipments tallied across flour, wheat, corn, and oats. New York notes firm spot wheat and corn, while Atlanta markets list fresh vegetable and fruit prices, crates, and per bushel rates.
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Kansas City
New York
Cincinnati
Market notes from Augusta to New York May 8
Mercantile reports show Butter prices steady across markets with creamery grades around 20 to 26 cents in St Louis and Kansas City, while cheese and eggs hold near previous levels. Raw dairy, beef and pork cuts vary by region, with pork futures and lard values noted, and wheat corn and grain futures mixed in New York and Chicago.
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Kanees City
Morris & Company
Atlanta
Chicago
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