New High Ground in Cotton Futures Amid Flood Fears
New York April 13 renewal of bull movement in cotton prices driven by reports of unfavorable southern weather and rising Mississippi flood fears. Near months hit new highs while new crop positions rose to near last week’s peak. July and October contracts advanced with a volatile session, closing white hot and then giving back some gains amid heavy selling and looming flood concerns. Receipts rose sharply in New Orleans Houston and Galveston, underscoring active trading in futures and spot markets.
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Wheat surge in Chicago amid crop damage talks
Wheat prices climbed in Chicago with a 1 percent gain to 83 3/8 cents a bushel, lifting the year’s top levels as crop damage from Ohio to Missouri spurred buying. Corn and oats also rose while provisions advanced. Cash grain quotes showed No. 2 yellow corn at 80 3/4 cents and oats near record highs, with reports of strong demand and industrial difficulties underpinning the rally.
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Local Stocks and Bonds and Naval Stores Report
April financial items list naval stores and turpentine and rosin prices and receipts. Includes figures for Rosin, turpentine, parcels, shipments and end balances with mentions of Savannah and multiple coded values. Contains scattered numbers and month references, reflecting market activity and valuations.
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WEEK'S TRADE REVIEWED
In York on April 1 12 R G Dun & Co reports a maintained gain in activity across principal industries and trades. Building, iron and steel mill expansion, and steady cotton goods demand support the outlook as futures and exports adjust. Leather, hides, oils, and metals show mixed strength with cautious wholesale behavior amid high prices and unsettled styles.
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Local cattle and hog markets show thin demand and steady to higher prices
Reports from St Louis and Chicago show light cattle receipts and steady to higher hog prices, with feeders and cows varying. Southern counties ship fed steers to Atlanta markets. hogs and sheep receipts also noted, while cotton and staple goods move with mixed trends.
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