Renewed Weakness Seen in Cotton Market
New York May 9 The cotton market shows renewed weakness amid old rep l liquidation and favorable new crop accounts with the close steady at a net loss of 3 to 14 points. Prices opened barely steady and later months fell 4 to 11 points. activity was uneven with late deliveries and short covering at times. Private crop reports varied on condition and acreage. New York will close tonight until Monday, New Orleans opens tomorrow but closes Saturday, Liverpool remains open. Cotton spot quiet 19 points off middling upland at 11 80 sales 104 bales.
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Cabin Esnages
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Esterday
Fale
Tauidation
Ita Quiet Cordova
Harburg
Santas
Sno Pauly
Rilo Exchange
London
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New Orleans Cotton Markets Report Mixed Signals Prompt Cautious Trade
Cotton traders in New Orleans faced a cautious session as favorable weather supported hopes for a good crop while private bureau estimates and European market concerns kept bears active. Prices slipped modestly earlier, with bulls reticent to push gains. The market showed limited volume, with short covering later stabilizing the tone as trading months weakened and spot sales cooled.
Liverpool Cotton Market Rallies on Mixed Conditions
Liverpool cotton futures eased and then rallied as traders weighed better than last season conditions against private acreage estimates. American spinners showed limited demand while outside sellers pressed, with prices fluctuating through the day in a cautious session.
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New York
Liverpool
Oklahoma
Natal
Cotton Seed Oil Market Faces Firm Tone in New York
Cotton seed oil in New York held firm with bids near 4 to 8 points higher on active demand. Refiners and shorts covered, oil demand rising for lard and compound salex. Prime crude and summer yellow prices noted, with futures and spot values listed for June through November deliveries.
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New York
Hot Weather Pushes Wheat Prices Amid Heatwave News
Chicago reports show wheat prices rising despite heavy selling as temperatures reach 100 degrees in Kansas and forecasts warn of more heat and drought. Corn and oats move slightly lower or steady, while provisions vary, with large exports and Seaboard clearances aiding a weekly rally.
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May Pork
Imports and Exports at New York Port May Week Summary
Imports of merchandise and dry goods at the Port of New York for the week ending May 24 totaled 16,409 258 dollars. Specie imports, including 225, etc, at the Port of New York for the week ending today totaled 2,542 etc. Exports of specie from the Port of New York for the week ending today amounted to 893,125? and gold valued at 100 pounds.
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Iimparte
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York
Commodity price and receipt snapshot across markets
May reports from Chicago New York St Louis New Orleans and Honduras show fluctuating butter creamery and poultry receipts and prices. Illinois Michigan Minnesota and other states list various prices per pound and per case, with unchanged or irregular receipts across markets.
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Mark Ceed
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Ena
New York
Toby Creamery
St Louis
Tatler
Trade outlook from Commercial Agencies weighs mixed
New York May 29 Bradstreets reports trade shows fatriy sharp lines of demonstration in tone. Western regions show optimism due to favorable crop prospects while eastern areas face uncertain demand and potential tariff impacts. Money demand eases. banks hold funds. stock markets quiet. Weekly business failures total 218, vs 231 prior. Wheat and flour exports forecast at 9.3 to 9.7 million bushels, down from 4,014,400 bushels last year.
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Canada
Live Stock Market Receipts Across Cities May 1
Chicago market reports show cattle and hog receipts with varied prices. Pigs and calves noted, with steers and cows selling at multiple statewide levels. Kansas City and St Louis summaries reflect steady to mixed bids for cattle, hogs, and lambs, including native and Southern stock. Reeceipts overall indicate ongoing supply pressure and price ranges for Wethers and yearlings across markets.
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Turpentine Market Snapshots From Savannah and North Carolina
In Savannah and North Carolina markets on May 20, turpentine prices show mixed activity. Receipts and cask figures appear alongside crude turpentine quotes at 225 to 350 dollars, with several entries indicating stock and sales levels though many figures are unclear.
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Roel Ateady
New York Cotton Prices Slip as Weather Buoyed Trade
Favorable weather across the cotton belt and reports from Liverpool point to favorable conditions despite political tensions and a looming Lancashire lockout. Opening selling pressure causes declines of one to ten points, with prices testing lower levels though demand remains cautious over holidays. Reports note some cool nights and steady plant development amid overall favorable conditions.
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Ellerim
Lancasuire
Des Moines Heat Saps Fifty Children At Event
Des Moines Iowa May 29 reports the hottest May day on record with temperatures above 90 degrees for five hours. Fifty school children at a public exhibition collapsed, emergency teams saved others, the pageant was halted and sixty were hospitalized, with doctors optimistic no deaths will occur.
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Hinkle Wife Hangs Self at Home in Lexington
In Lexington North Carolina on May 28 Dare Laura Hinkle wife of D H Hinkle and mother of six sons committed suicide at her home this afternoon by hanging from the banisters while other household members were away. Ill health is given as the cause.
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Oui Elde
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Still No Decision in the Gibson Case
After sixteen hours of deliberation the Newburgh jury in the Burton W Gibson murder case reached no agreement. A courthouse crowd waited all night for a verdict, and by morning general opinion favored another mistrial after last fall's stalled proceedings.
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New York
Mia Rosa Szabo
Woolen Trade Slows Under Tariff Change Proposals
New York May 22 The cotton goods market shows continued decline as proposed tariff changes stall demand. Domestic mills reduce production while woolen centers tighten output, with about 63 percent of fortunes affected by the slowdowns.
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New York
Market Review Shows Cotton Gains Amid Weather Hope
New York reports a renewed rise in cotton prices over the past week as weather optimism and reduced speculative interest support values. Analysts note limited business due to weather uncertainties, with prices buoyed by a tentative crop outlook and a potential government report expected Monday. London and Paris markets show mixed activity in currencies and metals, with copper and tin futures reflecting cautious demand.
Market summary from New York crops and weather notes
John F Black & Co reports May gains narrow as crop months slip. Market forecasts October may beat July but risks remain. Private condition reports publish today with little market impact. Trade eyes government report due Monday around 83. Weather favorable, suggesting possible price move after report. Trading dull in New York with activity rising after the release. The doge remains steady. Liverpool expected to remain unchanged.
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Union Pacific plans to dispose of stock in novel bid format
New York May 22 The Union Pacific directors publish alternative plans for disposing of the company stock as the stock market mood remains low due to the St Lovia and San Francisco receivership. One plan proposes bids akin to a city bond offering. Southern Pacific stock shows a loss while Canadian Pacific remains active as divergences in railroad issues unfold. Government and commercial bond markets exhibit mixed results with Panama 3s firming and London Sterling steadiness.
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Treasury Statement Washington Ma
The Treasury shows a working balance of 54 607 490 and total general funds of 181 208 994. Receipts yesterday were 2 285 078 with 2 048 057 in disguisements. The surplus for the fiscal year is 1980 023 a0 against a deficit of 800 307 Veet year. Figures for credits and disbursements exclude Panama Canal and public transactions.
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Mining Stocks Mixed as Arizona Coms Isl Leads Decline
Barton reports May 28 figures with Calumet and Arizona at 64 percent, Gre Cananca 8 percent, Berth Butte 233 close to the listed percentages, reflecting varied shares among mining concerns in Cleve Arizona.
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London Stock Market Fluctuations Report May 28
London stock market moves show American securities quiet with modest late losses and little change in prices. Traders noted steady quotes across majors with Wall Street selling pressure and mixed bids for bonds and commodities as the session closed.
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Saligitiy Etter Tone
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