Weather and crop reports bearish for grain trading
Weather and crop reports point to bearish conditions with minimal trading in grains. Cotton market opens steady then declines as forecasts show fair growing conditions. New Orleans and other ports show activity but futures drift lower amid uncertain demand and strong crop prospects.
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New York
Liverpool
Wall Street
New Orleans
Mory
Houston
New Yor
H. & B. Beer
Ught Houston
America
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Clea
Columbus
Galneaville
Greenville
Griffin
Montbeacon
Rome
Spartanburg
Clea Tallapoosa
New Orlea
Savannah
Wickabure
Oklahom
Wilmington
Charleston
Augusta
Galveston
Cotton
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New York Bank Statement Shows Large Weekly Losses
The Associated Banks statement for the week ends today reports loans at 901,938,000 and deposits at 960,236,600 both down sharply. Circulation rises to 31,229,600 while legal tenders fall to 73,029,500. Specie drops 83,560,000, reserves decline to 24,909,000 with required reserves at 240,058,900 down 1,988,500, surplus 3,461,000 off 4,023,000. The article notes a weekly cash loss and a fortnightly discrepancy between official and estimated figures, reflecting unsettled monetary conditions and anticipated payments by New York merchants.
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Murphy & Co
New
Atlanta
Charleston
Atlantic
Houston
the Chronicle Weekly
Memphis
Bradstreet’s
Liverpool
Great Britain
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Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Caalara
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Banke
Wesh
Diacounta
Paris
Berlin
Exin
United States
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Atchison
Delaware and Hudson
Erie
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Reading
Second Preferred
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Tennessee Deal
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Tunalee
Hudson
Southern Pacthese
SoMrie
Referran Co
Texas & Pactia
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Adams
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Lovlaville & Nian
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Northweatern
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Norfolk & Weatern
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O's
People's Gas Co
Sonthero Paci
Teno
Conland Azan
Atk
Totor Pacific
Do. Eeferrad
B.learter
Preferrs Bay
Western
Grain Market Slips Mixed Amid Quiet Chicago Trading
Chicago markets showed no selling pressure and a cautious tone as traders awaited the government crop report. July wheat rose modestly while corn and oats gained, soybeans and provisions fluctuated with a generally bullish tilt tied to cold northwest weather and limited receipts.
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Chicago
Red River Valley
Bharta
Tsu
Minneapolis
Manneapolia
Duluth
Seaboard
Puart
Bull Commission
Ee Sr
Grains and meats trade figures from May 10 markets
Across St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago on May 10, prices for flour wheat corn oats and pork products show firmer cash and futures activity. No. 2 red wheat and No. 2 oats hold steady to higher while corn and rye rise modestly. Lard and bacon trade steady to firm with boxed meats mixed in valuation.
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California
É St. Lows
Park Tower
Henshall
Dronner & CO
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade Ee
Bow Sr
Stead Sr
Henry Beer
Bertrand Beer
Edgar H. Bright
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Cotton H Region Bulletin
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Southern Exchange
the Chronicle
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