Cotton Market Surges in New York and New Orleans Reports
New York and New Orleans report a strong cotton market on March 31 with futures opening up 4 to 7 points amid bullish sentiment. Trade shows heavy buying by shorts and investors, with mixed local selling and ongoing bullish weekly statistics. Weather, labor tensions, and export demand influence shifting prices as several seaboard spots rise while totals and visibles adjust for the week.
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Cemand
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Lowell
Cotton Belt
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Coper
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Pennsylvania
Tennessee
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Nashville
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Wall Street Opens With Mixed Gains and Losses on Bank News
The New York market opened steady then turned heavy as traders weighed the latest bank statement and looming quarterly disbursements. St Paul led gains while Union Pacific lagged. broader indexes showed uneven moves with industrials like Colorado Fuel and Amalgamated Copper driving declines and Sugar rallying on short-covering amid mixed railroad activity.
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Chicago Market Review Faces Mixed Wheat and Corn Action
Chicago wheat and corn futures traded heavily with May wheat steady to fractionally lower and May corn edging up before a burst of selling. Reported cold weather boosted early corn strength, but speculative pressure pushed prices down mid-session. later trading stabilized with limited gains in corn and mixed results in oats. Receipts totaled dozens of cars and weekend notes warned of municipal election closure tomorrow.
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Statisticiana
Anida
Tetagi
Ainty
Bears
Murphy & Co
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Texas
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Provisions. Atlantic market pork and bacon quotes
Provisions from Atlanta and Chicago report lean rib sides boxed at 414 with 0 percent, rib bellies at 10 percent, sugar-cured hams at 10 and 18 percent. Pork prices ease in Chicago with lard at 2.50, dry salted meats steady to firm, bacon boxed steady to firm, and short clear ribs cited.
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California
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Mare
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Cotton seed oil and meal market snapshot
New York on March 31 shows light offerings and strength in lard products with cotton seed oil firm all day. Prices listed for prime crude and yellow varieties, plus prime meal at $28. New Orleans March 3 reports refined and crude prices, with off refined rate and crude values noted.
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New Orleans
Market Notes From Atlanta and Cincinnati March Prices
Atlanta March 31 reports steady yard and staple goods with refined and continental prices steady. Pork, bacon and beef prices firm, groceries list coffee and sugar quotes. Cincinnati March 1 notes land steady at 9.65, bulls meat firmer at 9.12 1/2, bacon strong at 10. Also Elgin Butter Market in Illinois shows firm at 27c with 2,760 pounds offerings sold.
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