Cotton Market Ends Mixed As Prices Slip For Day
New York May 26 cotton opens steady but eases through the day. Prices fall 1 to 5 points amid speculative weakness and lack of support. New Orleans contracts respond with small declines. total volume over 75 000 bales. Supplies ample yet weather and crop prospects offset the selling. Grasshopper reports spur prices briefly, then losses resume.
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Cotton market steadies with steady and quiet quotes
The Dry Goods Market in New York reports quiet demand across cotton goods with no pressure to sell and unchanged prices. Spot quotations from various ports show middlings around 9 to 9 9 16 cents, with overall steady to quiet movements and mixed receipts and stocks across cities.
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Weathered markets shuffle amid cotton concerns in Cameron
Market report from Cameron Texas notes grasshopper damage and demand easing after a mid day rally. Futures opened steady then declined on weak English and southern reports, with prices slipping for old crop and new crop options. Weather signals and crop prospects buoy or dampen sentiment, while traders await the weekly forecast and updated crop data.
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Grasshoppers
The London Wool Market Auction Report
London wool sale results show 13 bales offered with keen competition. Merino and cross breds in demand. Cape of Good Hope and Natal steady. Detailed tallies include New South Wales 4,600 bales and New Zealand 2,500 bales with varied scoured and greasy prices.
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Wall Street Opens Steadier With Mixed Rail News May 26
New York May 26 The stock market showed activity but limited gains with notable weakness in St Paul Union Pacific and Reading while Canadian Pacific and other rails led gains. Coal miners strike spread concerns though coalers were little affected. money markets held steady, and bonds remained dull as traders weighed earnings, reserves, and future obligations.
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Chicago market review notes mixed grain gains May 26
Chicago May 26 bull traders saw gains as bullish grain prospects and a drop in visible supply lifted prices. July wheat rose while corn and oats held firm. provisions weakened. Receipts and shipments from Minneapolis and Duluth were listed, with overall market sentiment buoyed by improving cash demand and favorable crop prospects despite mixed weather signals.
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Market quote roundup for livestock grains and futures
Market receipts show sheep at 2900 with strong demand. native muttons 5 to 6 dollars, lambs up to 9.60, goods to 36, Texas sheep 4 to 5.25. Wheat and corn futures moved with slight gains, Chicago and St Louis reports show firmer oats and mixed prices across No 2 varieties, with flour steady and ample stock signals.
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Provisions Market Prices Across Cities May 26
U.S. pork and lard markets show steady to firm tones. Prices listed for Atlanta New York Chicago and Cincinnati cover lard dry salt meats bacon and pork cuts with ranges and specific box lots and rib numbers cited.
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Country Produce Prices Reported in Atlanta Market
May 26 Atlanta reports show bag es fresh stock at 16 cents a dozen for bags, butter varying from 18 to 22 cents with some lots at 1.29 to 1.25. Live poultry prices appear around 27 cents for large fries, 14 to 15 cents for spring, and ducks at 20 to 22 cents. Onions sell at about 1.7 per unit, peas white around 1.25, field peas around 1.25 to 1.60, with miscellaneous prices listed for several other items.
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Prices for vegetables and fruits in regional markets
A fragmented price list lists multiple produce items with inconsistent OCR. It notes cabbage 11-2 cents, lettuce, cucumbers 1 per crate, beets and tomatoes with varying crate prices, strawberries per quart, English peas per crate, apples and bananas with quoted values, nuts and pineapples by the crate or bunch, and dates and figs among others. The text reflects regional wholesale pricing with units and misspellings.
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Naval Stores Prices and Receipts Reported in May
In Savannah on May 26 turpentine firm at 451-4 with receipts 1,004 sales 564 exports 634. Rosin firm receipts 2,924 sales 1,221 exports 4,069. Quoted grades and prices listed, including window glass and water white. In Wilmington on May 24 spirits turpentine quiet, receipts 50 casks. rosin at 1.10 and 1.35, receipts 171. crude turpentine 1.40 2.50 2.60, receipts 191. tar 1.35, receipts 196. In Charleston on May 26 turpentine and rosin unchanged.
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Broad Charter Sought for Mutual Cotton Oil Co
Prospective Mutual Cotton Oil Company seeks a South Dakota charter with 4 million dollars authorized capital and branches in Chattanooga Tennessee. Applicants include G N Henson and W B Riddell of Chattanooga along with A S Cherry and associates of South Dakota. The charter grants wide rights to own operate gins mills refineries lard and fertilizer factories and all cotton seed product manufacture.
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G. N. Henson
W. 8. Riddell
G. Cherry
South Dakota
Pierre
Mutual Cotton OM Company
Judge Carmichael Nearing Death In Montgomery
Montgomery May 26 Judge J M Carmichael president of the convict bureau was pronounced dying this afternoon from congestion of the bowels with heart involvement Physicians said about 3 o'clock he awoke from a stupor and showed slight improvement his condition was deemed more hopeful earlier today
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J. M. Carmichael
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Fresh lager beer offer with delivery in city limits
A dated advertisement promotes cold lager beer with home delivery for $1.25 per case of two dozen or one dozen Astoria beer, refundable bottle deposits apply. Contact by phone 1249.
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