Cotton Region Bulletin May 21 1910 Weather Report
General rain along the Atlantic coast districts of Georgia and South Carolina with higher temperatures west of the Mississippi. Heavy rainfall totals listed for numerous towns across the Southeast and Texas. Co. F. von Herrmann, Station Director. Wool market prices from St. Louis show steady to firm values across grades with slight differences in quality.
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Atlantic Coast
Georgia
Caroline
Mississippi
Evergreen
Livingston
Demopolis
Thomasville
Waynesboro
Ala
Meridian
Natches
Miss
Greensboro
Clanton
Goodwater
Montgomery
Allitstead
Opelika
Union Springs
Selma
Alexandria
Melville
Simmsport
Cuero
Beeville
Luling
Brenham
Corpus Chriati
Galveston
Portland
Prescott
Ark
Brookhaven
Greenville
Hazlehurst
Jackson
Lake
Port Gibson
Vicksburg
Decatur
Co. F. von Herrmann
New York Cotton Market Ends Firm on Weather and Bulls
The cotton market closed at its best of the day with July near 15.24 as weather reports and renewed bull support lift prices. Futures gained 12 to 18 points, receipts at ports stood around 70,000 bales for the week, and New Orleans spot prices ranged up to the mid 15 cent level amid brisk trading.
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New York
Oklahoma
Texas
Liverpool
New Orleana
Uplands
New Orleans
Ossis
Ae Ae Aie
Quiet New York goods market on a holiday feel
May 21 report from New York notes a quiet primary goods market with steadier values than the week’s opening. Buyers remain conservative across purchases, and activity mirrors a holiday atmosphere.
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New York
Financial Market Roundup and Treasury Report May 21
New York notes money on call easy with short term loans at 3 percent and 4 percent for longer terms. Sterling and commercial bills steady. government and railroad bonds steady. Treasury at start of business reports gold and silver holdings and general fund balances with detailed figures. Rice markets in New Orleans show strength with brief price ranges for rough and clean rice from Honduras and Japan.
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Money and Exchange
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Firm
Treasury
Washington
General Fund
United States
New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Figures of Interest From the Industries
The first annual number of Poor's issued includes tables from Manual of Industries and Poor's Manual of Railroads for over forty years. The featured figures compare company performance and deductions, with pages designed to present aggregated data similar to classified figures.
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Poor's
Manual of Industries
Poor
Manual of Railroads
Liverpool Grain Closing Prices and Market Summary
Liverpool May 21. Wheat spot dull No 2 reg western winter no stock. Futures easy May 68 105d July 6 10%d October 7s. Corn spot quiet old American mixed Se 736d new kiln dried bs 5144 by way of Galveston 656%d. Sutures dull July nominal.
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Liverpool
Galveston
New York
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Old Crop Options Lose Ground in Week of Cotton Trading
New Orleans May 21 The weekly cotton market show s old crop options 13 to 29 points lower than last week while new crops drop 1 to 3 points. Bear pressure hit old months harder with highs Monday and lows Thursday through Friday. Weather and bearish manipulation weighed on prices. spinners’ takings rose but England holidays limited activity. Spot prices fell to 15 cents middling. total spot sales 2,725 bales with arrivals 1,473 bales.
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New Orleans
England
Marath Logead
Beara
Edward of
Fingland
Chicago
New York
Edward
Bates
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Major Markets
Chicago May 21 cattle receipts estimated at 3.00. Market steady with various grades listed from beeves to calves. Hogs receipts around 9,000 with price ranges from 9.10 to 9.70 and bulk sales 9.40 to 9.65. Sheep receipts about 1,600 with domestic and western lambs cited. prices from 4.00 to 9.00. St Louis and Kansas City markets show similar receipts and ranges, Louisville notes slow cattle trade and slight gains in hogs and sheep faces.
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Chicago
Texas
St. Louis
Kansas City
Louisville
Market gains in grains as New Orleans, Liverpool reopen
The market shows stronger activity with July prices rising on good outside demand. Rain delays ease, buyers target August, and the bull movement remains intact as New Orleans resumes business and Liverpool reopens next week. Prices cited include wheat and corn across Chicago St Louis and Kansas City with mixed notes on hay and oats.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Investment firm advertises odd lots and market briefs
Norman W. Peters & Co investment backers offer cash or margin purchases of odd lots and solicit readers for the Important Review "P" on Roosevelt's return effects. The notice includes quarterly financial condition statements and mixed price quotes for wheat corn oats and London market commentary with currency and bond notes.
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Norman W. Peters & CO
Consolidated Stock Exchange of
New York
Broadway
Roosevelt
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