Weather Report Very Favorable For Market Day
Chicago markets and cash cotton news appear amid a mostly dull stock day. The New York cotton market opens firm on bullish cables but gains fade as weather and crop reports induce selling. Total sales reach about 300000 bales with later declines and liquidation in May contracts. Texas rains and tonight’s showers forecasted are noted amid market shifts.
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The Dry Goods Market Quiet in New York May 3
A calm dry goods market with no notable features or shocks. Overall trading appears steady as stocks in good hands keep prices stable amid subdued demand across listings in several ports and cities, with quotations for cotton middling around nine to ten cents in various markets.
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Cotton market reports from ports across the South
Detailed daily cotton quotations and receipts from New York to New Orleans and beyond. Highlights include varying middling prices from 9% to 9%16, bagged stock totals and local receipts at multiple ports, with notes on quiet to easy trading and modest price shifts. A latest H. and B. Beer's Cotton Letter cites improved sentiment after favorable weekly weather and New Orleans demand.
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Savannah
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
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Philadelphia
St Louis
Memphis
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H. & B. Beer
New ‘Orleans
Tomoertew
Wall Street Day Ends With Mixed Outlook On Cotton
Markets closed with dull activity as a broad section of traders covered shorts and awaited crop news. Reports of favorable cotton prospects eased fears of a sharp decline while Liverpool and New York futures showed cautious gains amid steady demand and rain in Texas.
Chicago Market Reviewed May 13 1920 grain pit actions
Chicago May 13 reports a volatile session as government crop data split the pit opinions. July wheat swung from gains to losses while corn held to firmer tone, oats cautious, and hog products rising on a strong hog market. Receipts and exports fluctuated and weekly crop updates noted varied conditions across regions with rain aiding some wheat, others drought persisting in Florida and the east gulf.
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Tennessee
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Okalahoma
Texas
South Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
Carolinas
New York
Kentucky
O'Dell & Co
Chicago
Liverpool
Wight
Market mood mixed amid Boer gains and U S rate fears
London financial cables report cheerful Kitchener gains while U S rates and crop woes deter confidence. New York investors shift speculative loads abroad seeking cheap carry. Atchison, Union Pacific, Canadian Pacific lead gains as copper and silver sway, with gold moves uncertain and a volatile reading from O'Dell & Co. stock letter.
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Canadian Pacific
Reading
New York Exchange
Metal Market Mixed Tin Lead Copper Prices Rise Abroad
Local tin prices advanced on gains abroad with spot $29.80 to $30.25 and London futures up. Copper firmed here with August standard at 11.70 12, electrolytic near 118.0, casting around 118.2. Lead steadied at 4 3/4d, London up 1s 6d to 214 12 5 64. Wrought iron warrants nominal. foundry prices range 17.50 to 19.20 in the north and south. Foreign market steady. Glasgow close 7s 7d, Wid Glesboro 40s 9d.
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Grain futures and cash prices across New York St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati
May 13 reports show wheat firm to higher with No 2 red cash around 82 83 in New York and 80 in Chicago while corn gains offset by wheat weakness. Oats rise alongside corn as No 2 mixed and No 2 white quoted higher. Regional quotes list flour, meal, and grits prices with modest movements and steady cash quotes throughout the trading day.
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Provisions Prices and Market Notes from Atlanta May 1
Market summaries from Atlanta Chicago Cincinnati and New York show mixed goods. Pork lard and bacon prices edge higher while dry goods and groceries list varied quotes for coffee lard cheese and canned goods with regional fluctuations across May 13 reports.
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