Cotton Reaches Low as Early Trading Sinks
New York August 13 The cotton market hit new season lows in early trading before recovering slightly at the close. Prices slid 2 to 4 points despite cooler weather reports and heavy rains in the western belt. Sales for the day totaled about 200,600 bales with receipts at various ports rising week over week. Heavy moisture in the south plus crop estimates sparked cautious activity as traders weighed futures against physical demand and long positions.
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Stocks and Bonds Report Reflects Wide Varied Prices
The stock and bond list shows varied prices across many issuers including U.S. refunding results, New Jersey Central, Colorado industries, Oregon Short Line, Reading general, St Louis Southwestern, Hocking Valley, Seaboard Air Line, Japan bonds, Texas Pacific, Union Pacific, U.S. Steel, and Mexican Central. Prices range around fractions and percent rates, with several coupons and certificates noted.
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Early sentiment favored bulls in wheat and corn
Chicago notes steady to firm price tones across wheat corn and oats with September contracts showing minor changes. Weather in the spring wheat belt remains ideal, Liverpool crop damage rumors support bulls but visible supply rises dampen gains. Provisions firming on tighter hog receipts and rising pork values, while cotton futures face pressure from weak demand and high rainfall in key regions.
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Market Trends Across Cotton and Grain Markets Aug 3
The report notes Liverpool pressure easing and a mixed U.S. response with cotton selling off then rallying as short interest grows. Wheat shows bullish sentiment with visible supply up, corn activity slight, and hogs firm on higher pork. Stock action remains cautious with restrained speculation and hopes for easier monetary conditions. Southern Pacific and Union Pacific lead as overall market sentiment stays cautious.
Market News and Stock Outlook Across Railways and Crops
Union Pacific Southern Pacific and St Paul show strong advance with expected favorable dividends. Atchison and Missouri Pacific gain on anticipated record crop yields as bull market persists. Live Stock results from Chicago Kansas City and St Louis mixed with higher cattle and sheep prices. Foreign markets weaker with large crop estimates. cotton demand remains robust for spinners. London Paris Berlin financials show mixed signals on bonds and currencies. Coffee and sugar trade opens with declines and cautious demand.
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Incomplete Sugar and Petroleum Prices Reported
The fragment records centrifugal sugar grades with prices and molasses figures, refined and powdered sugar values, and refined petroleum data with port prices. It also notes Liverpool Grain Market activity, wheat futures, and spot rates, alongside odd financial tallies and quantities such as rye and burney figures, suggesting a mixed commodities page.
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