Cotton Makes New High Records as Market Rises Reported
New York April 25 cotton opened firm with prices up to 10 points, then strengthened on bullish news from all quarters. Spot prices firmed, port receipts tight, and export clearances large as trade bets on heavy next six weeks exports. May notices 60,000 issued, Greek export house stopped, Liverpool futures up, July and August futures higher with active late session trading.
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New Orleans Market Sets Pace for Cotton Prices
In New Orleans on April 25 the spot cotton market shows bullish sentiment with firm prices and moderate demand. Futures climbed, with April at 9.60, and various months advancing, while New York trails. Liverpool also improved with weekly statistics underpinning gains.
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Cotton Quotations and Market Movement Across Cities
Spot cotton quotations show steady to firm middling around 9 cents in New York New Orleans and Savannah with minor variations at Galveston Norfolk and other ports Opening bids reflect steady demand while weekly reports from New Orleans New York and Liverpool note increased activity and cautious optimism. futures open steady with short covering and bullish sentiment.
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World cotton trade figures show rising season totals
Movements from September 1 to date reach 9 567 065 bales with strong gains in foreign exports and inland stocks. World visible cotton supply totals 3 776 598 bales with declines from last week and year, while American stocks fall but imports and overseas demand rise amid steady Liverpool activity.
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Live Stock Market Report From Chicago and St Louis
Livestock receipts and prices across Chicago and St Louis show steady to firm markets. Cattle including Texans, cows, feeders, and calves trade with varied ranges. hogs strong with multiple price tiers. sheep and lambs steady to higher with notable Western and native offerings.
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Coffee and Sugar Market Mixed in New York and Coastal Trade
New York reports mixed activity across commodities with coffee futures easing as selling by importers and liquidation weigh on prices. Sugar strengthens in New Orleans while raw sugar remains firm in general, and cottonseed oil shows broad strength with demand central to local buyers. Coastal markets in Savannah and Charleston note turpentine and rosin activity steady to firm, with various grades and receipts reported.
Wall Street seesaw as grain market moves stocks
The day on Wall Street shows grain prices driving rail stocks in a see-saw pattern. Union Pacific led gains early, then slipped as grain rally faltered, with Southern Railway and Chicago lines posting notable moves while United States Steel attracted heavy buying tied to a bond issue.
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Chicago Market Sags as Rain Triggers Grain Selloff
Chicago April 25, rain across Iowa Illinois Missouri and Nebraska rattled grain pits sending broad sell orders in wheat and corn. May wheat and corn opened sharply lower with widespread panic but later recovery pared losses. weather rumors and Kansas City steadiness later cushioned declines. Provisions softened after initial strength as hog run taps constrained upside. Receipts and shipments listed with mixed national notes.
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Stocks Affected By Western Uncertainty And London Demand
O'Dell & Co reports a firm and active opening with a bullish undertone as traders price in crop and weather worries. Shorts in western materials covered, London and foreigners supported by sizable purchases, whale news favorable, grain early slump mitigates panic, money and bank statements improving, railroads maintain strong earnings for mid-April.
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RUCKER Bhtwlte Ce To the Public
On moving our large steel vaults to new offices in the Hillyer building we will temporarily occupy the Im mae Boole and take possession April 28 at No 24 S Broad St. Pending completion of the new banking room we will operate there until August 1.
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Market Woes Continue With Rain Delays and Low Demand
Murphy & Co. Grain Letter reports steady to lower conditions on wheat and corn as heavy Western rains chill demand. Kansas and Iowa fields face prolonged wetness while exporters hold back at the seaboard. Provisions stay active but follow grain declines. hogs rise despite bearish feed outlook. Apples and fruits see varied prices in Atlanta market listings.
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