Cotton Market Steady After Late Session Rally
New York May 22 The cotton market closed with a net advance of 5.8 points as traders covered and a firmer afternoon tone emerged amid reports of warehouse stock losses and cautious weather, with about 178,000 bales traded. Receipts at New Orleans rose to 16,928 bales from 13,966 last week, while Liverpool futures showed a 5 point decline and spot cotton moved lower by 5 points amid regional weather expectations.
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United States Bond Market Snapshot from 19th Century Ledger
A dense OCR strip lists various railroad stocks and bonds with quoted values and series notes. Notable entries include American Tobacco 4H and 63 Atchison general 4g, along with Central of Georgia 2d Inc and Chicago and Alton 3435. The dense ledger echoes broad market activity across railroads, utilities, and tobacco firms.
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Wheat Market Opens Weak After May Break
A broad market decline followed in Chicago amid weather fears and profit taking. May wheat fell on rumors of private settlements, while July showed a sharp retreat as traders anticipated rains across the wheat belt. Corn and oats priced higher on favorable conditions. provisions mirrored grain weakness.
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Bradstreet Visible Supply Report May 22
Bradstreet telegrams show visible supplies changes by commodity. Wheat United States and Canada east Rockies decreased 2 607 000 bushels afloat for and in Europe decreased 100 000 bushels total supply down 2 070 000 bushels. Corn United States and Canada east Rockies decreased 565 000 bushels. Oats United States and Canada east Rockies decreased.
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