Cotton Market Declines Sharply Amid Liverpool Pressure
New York April 2 reports show a sharp fall in cotton prices with heavy selling in both old and new crop positions. Prices slid 11 to 20 points intraday before closing 7 18 points lower as Liverpool weakness and rumors of manipulation unsettled traders. Spot quotes across major ports remained subdued with middling largely steady to lower.
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Cotton Market Outlook Warns of Limited Interest and Planting Uncertainty
The article notes subdued demand and steady to delayed printing outputs from mills, with spinners holding cotton and speculation dormant. It cites two conclusions: producers likely have enough cotton or will secure it later, and the cotton market for the season is dead for now. The market may shift if new crop fears arise and planting prep improve, with prices seen as high unless a disaster occurs.
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Price McCormick Circular Endorses Cotton Stability
Price McCormick & Co issue a circular arguing liquidation of speculative long interest in Liverpool has largely completed and that there is no real pressure to sell cotton. They contend prices should hold or rise given the large visible supply, expanding consumption, and favorable statistical outlook for the season.
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Financial Chronicle
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Cotton Letter from Munn Son & Co. reports mixed crops outlook
In New York April 2 Munn Son & Co notes crop prospects vary with acreage expected to be similar to last year despite conditions. Prices and futures show weakness as selling widens in New York Wall Street markets and port receipts remain steady. reports from Galveston and Texas suggest acreage open to change while rainfall delays and crop prep hinder planting. Local Texas counties describe wet ground and widespread reluctance to plant cotton unless prices rise. outlook mixed with cautious selling on declines.
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Cotton Market Dips. Liverpool and New York Scenes
Hubbard Bros shows a weak cotton market with Liverpool prices down and New York futures irregular. Bearish Liverpool cables pressuring the market despite some late rallies, as improving U S weather reduces belt support. Murphy & Co notes declines and cautious demand for futures with high volatility across old and new crop deliveries.
Stocks Open Strong as London Buying Feels Bank Influence
Stocks opened with strength as London buying activity influenced sentiment. The market response reflected favorable bank statements and ongoing optimism about financial conditions shaping early trading, with durable gains across key indexes.
Market Strength Fails To Hold As Profit Taking Reigns
New York April 2 strong opening on large buying due to London demand and bank statement optimism. Gains in iron and copper stocks fade before close. Federal Steel and related rails swing weak as profit taking takes hold. Sugar weakness and mixed earnings counter the early bounce. overall market ends mixed with numerous rail and steel names showing volatility.
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Market Summary From The Commercial Advertiser Cablegram
New York opens quiet and steady with dull Bloemfontein reverse, later gaining on easier money. Americans active. London bullish on Atchison Union Pacific Northern Pacific. New York buyers of Union Pacific and Wabash then selling fractions. coppers strong. Anaconda bid at 11 percent. Fortnightly stats show 117 tons more supplies. Bank loss 29000 pounds to Roumania and 8000 pounds in bars bought. Easter closure from April 12 to April 17.
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Foreign Finances and Market Report April 2
Financial notes show tenders and yields across major railways with a spread of percentages for Western lines and a steady bar of silver around 27.4 per ounce. Treasury balance remains healthy with cash at 156.79 million and gold at 98.36 million as markets open mixed with Sugar weakness and firm steel, granger gains, and London climbs in American stocks.
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Stocks and Bonds and The Metal Market Report
The page lists state and county bond quotes with various issue names and prices, then railroad bonds, and railroad blocks. It also reports on the metal market with London influence, noting white copper and spelter higher while tin falls, copper firmer, lead steady, and prices at close around copper 17.25 and lead 4.45.
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Corn Market Active With Export Demand and Higher Prices
The Chicago corn market showed activity and strength on April 2, driven by heavy export demand and light offerings. May closed a touch higher, with wheat and provisions also firm. Reports note rising visible supplies, robust export sales totaling about 750,000 bushels, and continued bulls support from cold weather and crop concerns in Europe.
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Food price bulletin with mixed commodities data
A period note from Atlanta and other cities lists prices for grains meats and groceries. Oats soy beans lard bacon hogs headlined with firm or steady trends while vegetables fruits and nuts show varied per pound and per unit rates for April 1 to April 2 over several markets.
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