Disheartening Trading Set on Pacific Mall Decline
New York May 2 In early stock exchange trading Pacific Mall fell 3 percent from 28 to 26 on selling after the wreck of the Colina steamer. Shares in Tennessee Coal and Iron Tobacco Baltimore and Ohio Chicago and Eastern Illinois Linseed Oil Minneapolis and St Louis and Hocking Valley also declined with mixed results across utilities and industrials.
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Colling
Colina
Tennessee Coal and Iron, Tobacco
Baltimore and Ohio
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Hocking Valley
Watatud
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London
Chicago Gas
Read
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Tioledo
Tone
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Primo Mercantile Paper
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China
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Seta
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Market roundup shows mixed commodity trading and gains
Purchases were driven by value shifts with the Grangetts up about 1 percent and European purchases of St Paul notable. Coalers held firm on positive anthracite sales agent results while low priced railroad shares improved. Sugar, rubber, lead, and American Tobacco rose. Pacific Market fell on Colima news but almost recovered with a favorable annual report. Market closed generally strong.
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Cotton Market Report From Liverpool and Texas
Liverpool reports 10 000 bales premium price unchanged futures up 1 point, closing 2 points higher. August at 7.25 then 7.22. Texas Governor Hogg predicts no acreage decline as new farmers counterbalance. Rain damage denied by him. ongoing fall sales and futures movement noted.
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Market Notes Amid London Buying and Granger Rumors
New York market commentary shows mixed moves with Pacific Mall and Rock Island down while Sugar rallies on large orders. Grangers, Distilling and Cattle Feeding trade on a rumor of a settlement between the reorganization committee and Greenlist-Morris interests, with bears citing delayed long selling and possible readjustment of holdings. London activity remains tepid. tobacco use shifts toward cigarettes. earnings in tobacco stocks cited as a driver of gains.
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Missouri Pacific
General Ptectric
London
Consolidated Company
Hell's Plint
Cotton markets reel in mixed signals across global hubs
The report covers Liverpool and Manchester trading, noting quiet demand and weak cotton, with occasional inquiries for prints and shirtings. It cites fluctuating prices in Liverpool and New York, strong southern demand for exports, and variable receipts across U S ports as weather and market confidence shift in early May.
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Aalen
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Cowen
New Orleans
Cottia
Weather Drives Market as Grains Rally and Decline
The day featured a weather driven market with oats underperforming amid hot dry conditions while corn held up. Hog prices showed a slight run as packers tried to weaken quotes but continued strong overall for holders. Country buying and grain strength provided support in the provision pit, with opening prices higher before later adjustments.
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Grain and Meal Prices in Atlanta Market Report May 1895
Atlanta market dispatch outlines prices for grains, flour, meal, and byproducts across multiple locations and dates in May 1895. It lists corn, oats, wheat, cottonseed meal, bran, flour types, and fat and provisions, with regional quotes from New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, and local spots. The report notes mixed futures, spot prices, and market activity including trade tone and open interest across commodities and livestock sectors.
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Wheat Market Opens Higher On Weather Fears
Chicago May 2 Wheat futures opened up on dry hot weather in Kansas Nebraska and other winter wheat states. Prices eased later as forecasts for rain and cooler weather emerged. July wheat traded around 82 to 83 cents, cash wheat firmer, corn and oats followed with mixed early strength and later selling as rain prospects grew. Provisions showed a bullish tone early with hog futures and wheat strength supporting futures. response to the state and regional weather remained tentative.
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