Cotton Market Opens Steady with Gains in New York
New York May 20 The cotton market opens steady with gains of 5 to 13 points amid mixed signals from Liverpool cables and south spot demand. Early selling due to wall street pressure gave way to renewed buying as exporters and spinners sought immediate positions, closing steady to 13 points higher.
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New York
Wall Street
Liverpool
Stort
Iea
I-Ioc
London
Lsht
Washington
Review of New Orleans Market and Crop Conditions
New Orleans market review notes bids and offers diverging with limited trading in May futures, July leading decline to 99 amid a selling drift then partial recovery. Weekly crop summary reports drought relief in the South Atlantic but continued dryness in Ohio valley, with general good cotton stands and variable tobacco in Carolinas and Virginia. Spot cotton quotations across cities are mostly steady to dull with mids around 9 to 9.7 cents and mixed regional receipts and stocks. several ports show nominal or quiet activity. Continuous movement at Forts reflects modest gains and declines across key markets.
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New Orleans
Saies
Washington
Weather Bureau
South
Atantic
East Gulf States
Florida
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Carolinas
Louly- Yana
Teton
Crea
Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
Ohio
Atlanta
Shiva TS
Thorsday
New York
United States
Ayaut
Savarday
Blonday
Roger
HB. & B. Beer
Liverpool
Louisiana
Texas
Southern Exchange
Bor Ani
Houston
Cordova
Sali
New
Orleana
International Fower
Canadian Pacific
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Sault Ste. Marie
Duluth
South Shore
Atlantic
Alsa
Wienewa
London
South Africa
Louisville and Nashville and Southern Railway
Chicago, Indianapolis
Louisville
Burlington
Wal Street
Ensley
Civic Federation
Wall Street
Amalgamated
Atchison
Chicago
Great Western
Erie
Loulaville
Nashville
Manhattan
Pennsylvania
Reading
Do. Second
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Wabash
Amalgamated Copper
Colorado’ Fuel
Bumnar
United Sates Steel
Glo
TB Tanhattan
ISI
Strat
Mina
St. Louis
CanadaSeuther
Miasnari Pacine
Ate, Ranae & Tot
Chic
Alton
Mreterres
NewJorray
New York Central
Norfolk & Westera Te
Northarn
Oneario
Westara
Yerens L
Tabpreferres
Tystactat
Texas & Pacsito
L. & Wgrenat Nor
Hocking Vane Do
Waols Central Towra Controlo
Gentral
Louisville & §. Co
Bapryss
Wells Parga
North American
Paciia
Pacific Mail
Adal Aeserik
Am. Smelt & Hef
Ablconal Brook
Col. F. &Iron Consul
Tabacco
General
Lectria
Laclede Gas
Laclede Gas., National Liscals
Rational
Alritas
F. W
L&n
Uolitad
Ie & Ke
Unie
Aiton
Pacific
Southern Hy Sa
Lox & Pacific
Tol
Union Pacis
Col& Fonds
Iurig
Cotton market notes and prices across cities May 20
Cotton dull in Houston and New Orleans with small sales and rising stock. New York reports quiet demand from home trade with export buying inactive. Liverpool and New Orleans letters note weather favorable for crops, occasional demand shifts, and suspected boll weevil emergence but limited impact on prices. Stocks, receipts, and futures drift with mixed signals and cautious outlook.
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Ususta
Houston
New York
Gouda
Chicago Market Reviewed on May 20 Grain Rally
Chicago May 20 corn led grain trading as favorable weather and cautious buyers trimmed dullness. July wheat rose modestly while July corn advanced and July oats firmed with improved demand. Receipts and exports mixed, with bulls aided by St Louis buying and fears of shrinking supplies, while hogs and pork showed weakness late.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Hull House
St. Louis
Biige
Wahest
Bull News
Red River Valley
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
NZI
Bamber
Murphy & Co
Patten
St Legis
Commodity prices and meat markets across cities May 20
The report details grain and livestock quotes including wheat, corn, oats, and various pork and lard prices across Cincinnati Atlanta New York St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati again. Notable figures include No 2 red and elevator 80 for rock Sigas 3-4 May 79 1-2 and lard around 10.65 to 11.6 with bacon and cured meats firm.
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Cincinah
Atlanta
California
New York
Continent
South American
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York copper and metal markets mixed amid steady activity
On May 20 New York activity showed copper steady to active with 100 tons August at 11.90 and 90,000 pounds casting in 30,000-pound lots for June July and August at 12c. Spot quotes ranged 1185 12 for August. London copper up. tin and lead steady with London and New York prices. Iron markets steady to firm. various foundry irons listed. English markets higher with Glasgow at 64s and Middlesboro at 49s5d.
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New York
London Financial Cablegram
Balfour
Pretoria
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk Ordinary
Rio Tintos
Australia
Far East
Lake
London
Northern
Southern
South
Em Soft
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Market Report From Atlanta May 20 Fresh Stock Prices
Country Product Atlanta May 20 Sges fresh stock 169 Butter Chetey spa fancy 21 good sale poultry fried large 27 2-2 30 grids 4 15 onions 1.25 1.50 peas white 1.25 field mixed 1.25 bee? straight whips market notes detailing prices and items in a local food market.
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Atlanta
Chetey Spa
Fruits and Confections in Atlanta May sale items
Fruit and confection list from Atlanta dated May 20 featuring apples fancy at 2.50 per unit, California seeds 33.50 per box, almonds 13, pecans 14, walnuts, peanuts, and various nuts including Virginia, Georgia, Pineapple, figs and citron in crate quantities.
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Atlanta
California
Virginia
Georgia
Gil Citron
Florida Vegetable Prices Mixed For Market Listing
A fragmented price listing shows Florida vegetables with cabbage, lettuce priced at 75 cents per head and 1.00 per drum, cucumbers 00 per crate, beans 1.00 per crate, squash and beets unclear, tomatoes at 0.73 to 22.00, strawberries per quart, English peas per crate.
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Florida
Turpentine markets report from Savannah and Charleston
Turpentine firms report receipts and exports with rosin and glass prices amid dull conditions in Savannah and Charleston markets. Incoming data include 2,740 exports, 1,095 rosin bales, and a new glass price around 3.00, with notes on May markets and unsettled activity.
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Savannah
Charleston
Awington
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