Cotton Market Opens Steady Then Advances On Short Fear
New York April 8 cotton opened steady 2 points higher and rose as shorts were spooked by bullish southern news and reports of rain delaying new crop planting. By noon firmer as buyers from Wall Street and export houses returned, then reversed to end the session a bit lower. New Orleans notes show active demand at full prices with moderate futures, while spot quotations across major ports remained steady to firm with mixed receipts and stocks.
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Cotton movement analysis shows seven months' results by region
New Orleans April report by Secretary Hester details cotton movement from Sept 1 to March 31, comparing Texas and Indian Territory to last year with a 521,000 bale deficit while other Gulf states and Atlantic states show increases. Totals for the period reach 9,275,298 bales with mixed shifts across Gulf and Atlantic regions.
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Virginia
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Liverpool
Atlantic
Chicago Market Reviewed Amid Grain Market Fluctuations
Chicago market review notes May wheat up 2 percent, May corn minor gains, oats weaker, provisions up. Dull early trade with a bullish turn from a 926,000 bushel seaboard clearance. receipts tight, bear sentiment rising as traders weigh long positions. May wheat closed firm near day high, corn strong, oats steady, pork lard and ribs higher on bullish hogs, with mixed sentiment and cautious short covering shaping later activity.
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Treasury Statement Indicates Cash Balance and Sales
The Treasury in Washington reports an available cash balance of 180 643 959 exclusive of the gold reserve and securities sold amounting to 96 329 403. Murphy & Co s Stock Letter from New York notes active yet irregular stock market movements with London boosting American quotations and supporting the trading element. The report highlights early hesitation followed by substantial recoveries and mentions rail traffic with Louisville and Nashville.
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Wheat and grain markets amid quiet foreign trade and mixed receipts
Morning trade shows little price movement in foreign markets with82 sentiment down and U.S. receipts mixed. Liverpool cash wheat down two pence, Chicago corn tentative, exports near terms, and Atlantic clearances strong. Local flour and grain prices hold firmer near close while oats and corn show late strength in New York and Chicago sessions.
Market Prices across Cities and Commodities
Chicago and Cincinnati cash quotations show flour steady wheat and corn mixed or firmer, oats firm. No 2 white corn 45-... No 2 oats around 42-43. Provisions and lard quoted higher in Atlanta and St Louis with pork, bacon and dry goods priced. Sugar and coffee markets show varied levels, while apples, bananas, nuts and fruits listed with regional price ranges.
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York
Country Produce Prices From Atlanta Market
Fresh stock includes Eyes Ve dnz Butter and varied items with prices. Live poultry and ducks are listed with partial figures. Florida vegetables show cabbage lettuce cucumbers beans squash beets tomatoes strawberries and English peas with per crate or per quart pricing.
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Turpentine and Rosin Markets Across Coastal Firms
Naval Stores markets report at Savannah and Wilmington show mixed activity. Savannah receipts for turpentine 505 sales 583 with no exports. rosin receipts 1,295 sales 2.44. Prices listed for A B Co and other grades. Wilmington notes spirits turpentine quiet with receipts eight casks. rosin firm at 1.10 to 1.15, crude turpentine steady at 1.35 to 2.50, tar 1.20 with 223 receipts. Charleston reports turpentine and rosin unchanged.
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Liverpool Grain Market Report April Prices
Liverpool May futures stay steady as May 5s and July 45 10d lead a quiet spot market. Wheat futures mixed. No. 2 red winter stock unavailable. No. 1 northern spring firm at 6s. No. 1 California steady at 6s. American mixed new 55 foola 5s 2d.
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