Cotton futures opened firm as traders cited sour crop signals
New York August 15 cotton futures opened quiet and firm with 6 to 7 points gains. Bulls backed by investment buying and short-covering kept activity brisk at times, with Liverpool and New Orleans support helping near-term prices. New Orleans and Galveston reports cited Texas crop troubles, while spot markets held steady with demand for high grades and limited activity in the October and December contracts.
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Spot Cotton Quotations at Major Ports in August Broadcast
Cotton market brief shows New York August 16 quiet with 3,697 bales before the day. New Orleans August 15 firm with 600 bales sold, middling around 81-16. Galveston August 5 steady near mid-Be with 360 receipts and 1, cycle stock 5,233. Mobile August 15 nominal middling around 75 with 5,233 stock. Savannah August 15 middling around 7% with 396 receipts and 6,524 stock. Charleston August 15 steady at middling levels.
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Commercial Advertiser's Financial Cable Report
A chaotic OCR summary detailing stock prices and market notes from New York and major ports. It references cotton, dry goods, exchanges, and various firms, with mentions of Texas crops, Atlantic storms, and price movements across multiple commodities and securities.
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Live Stock Market Report from Chicago and St Louis
Live Stock Market notes from Chicago and St Louis show cattle receipts around 10 500 in Chicago with Texan sales included. Market largely steady with varied prices for different classes and hogs and sheep receipts higher in St Louis with steady to strong demand for dressed beef and feeders.
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Chicago Market Reviews Grain declines as harvest prospects weigh in
Chicago reports a weak grain session with wheat down about 1 1 2 to 1 3 4 cents and corn eased on heavy liquidation. News from Liverpool and crop reports pressured prices while anticipated large Dakota and Minnesota movement kept futures under pressure. Pork and lard softened, with December contracts fluctuating as traders weighed government and private crop estimates and seaboard clearances.
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The Netal Market Update From New York
The metal market in New York on August 15 shows tin dull at 25.70, copper rising to 216.50, lead steady near 4.30, and zinc quiet. Iron remains at 9, asbestos price unclear, spelter steady at 3. The report notes general steadiness with small shifts across several metals.
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Flour and grain price listings from Atlanta and New York
The report lists August 15 price quotes for flour grain and meal in Atlanta including various flour grades and byproducts, followed by New York and Chicago market notes from August 16 and August 15. It notes wheat and oats price movements, with declines on opening, some rallies, and overall weakness in futures and spot markets amid bearish sentiment andexport concerns.
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Iron and steel lead United States in global production
Chicago report argues the United States now dominates iron and steel output, shifting from domestic supplier to world market competitor. It notes American capacity, resources, and organization push exports, presses Europe to adapt, and advocates cultivating foreign markets at fair prices. National industrial strength fuels international debate.
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