Cotton market steadies after early losses amid government action talk
New York April 19 The cotton market moved from liquidation to a steadier tone as selling lightened and near months found support amid weather reports and tobacco of government plans. Spot markets in New Orleans and Houston showed mixed activity with steady to slightly higher readings, while futures fluctuated but eventually maintained a modest advance. Receipts at key ports totaled over 14,800 bales with weekly totals near 80,000, amid cautious trading as buyers awaited further developments.
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Inside Selling Sends United States Steel Shares Down
New York April 18 trading showed a cautious market with large insiders selling United States Steel, weighing on sentiment amid speculation of reduced dividends. Copper and gold movements, plus government actions on the cotton pool, added a fretful tone as prices ended modestly lower and bonds eased.
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Wheat closes weak as bears press market in Chicago
Chicago Apr 19 Wheat opened strong but closed weak as selling by cash wheat and elevator interests weighed on futures. Corn followed the same pattern with firmness early then retreat, while oats slid alongside. Provisions rose despite live hog declines, with May and July futures turning lower. May pork and other products posted modest gains toward the close amid light demand and firm cash values. Crop and grain statistics show mixed receipts and world supply shifts, with Bradstreet figures citing increased European and American supplies.
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Expert Opinions On Cotton Inquiry In New York Markets
New York April 1 to April 19 report the cotton market reacting to an attorney general inquiry into possible restraints of trade among southern spinners, planters, and merchants. Prices eased at opening, then recovered, with demand limited and concern over government interference. Liverpool futures showed higher expectations while Savannah and Charleston notes detail turpentine and rosin prices, shipments, and stocks in mid April.
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Hester Analyzes Cotton Movement Across Regions
New Orleans April 19 Secretary Hester reports seven months of the cotton season show Texas imports down about 1,009,000 bales from last year, other gulf states down 1,341,000, and Atlantic states off 470,000. Total seen at 9,122,926 bales, a drop of 2,879,105 from the prior year, with Oklahoma and other group figures detailed for March end.
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Live Stock Market Report Chicago April 18 cattle receipts
Chicago live stock market report shows cattle receipts estimated at 3500 with market steady to strong. Prices include cows around 34.89, heifers near 4.20, calves about 18, vealers 4.50, loaders and some misread figures at 5.75 for certain stock.
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