Cotton Market Sees Slight Decline As Notices Rise
New York August 30 The cotton market opened steady with small declines as buying notices rose to about 75,000 bales. After initial dips, a net advance occurred on covering and bullish support, then selling pressure eased prices. New Orleans spots steady with middling 18 3 16 cents, futures mixed near day’s close. Liverpool reports higher prices across grades, with 18,000 bales traded. Overall weekly U S exports, stock, and comparative figures show mixed movement while sessions closed steady to slightly firmer in some regions, with holiday closures noted.
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Range of Cotton Options in New York Market
In New York, cotton options traded with activity across multiple contracts as traders evaluated price directions. The market reflected fluctuations in mill demand and speculative interest amid broader commodity movements.
Market roundup notes currency rates and cotton outlook
Money on call at 3 percent to 3.5 percent with rates easing on time loans. Sterling and commercial bills hover around 4.89 for demand and 4.6890 for 60 days. Government and railroad bonds show uneven movement. In cotton news, bulls persist amid weather and crop concerns. Journal of Commerce puts U.S. crop condition at 75.5 with Texas weakness highlighted. Bank clearings show strong late-August activity. corrections issued for centage figures and commodity notes adjust cotton seed and supply readings. Labor Day closures affect exchanges set for Tuesday, with trading pauses noted.
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Bradstreet's Review of Trade and Market Signals
Bradstreet's Review of Trade in New York August 30 notes irregular crop and trade patterns. Dry goods and apparel lead activity amid cautious buying. pig iron weak and rail demand soft. Foundry pig iron weaker. Birmingham quotes drop. US business failures reach 187 that week, with Canadian failures at 9. Treasury balance figures show cash and bullion mixed.
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Holidays Make Traders Cautious Amid Three Day Market Break
New York reports a three day holiday in the stock market, prompting traders to reduce commitments and some to retire positions. Call money rose slightly as monthly settlements loom and government funds are shifted to banks to stabilize the money supply. Bearish sentiment weighs as hearings in a Standard Oil suit loom, while holders show a tendency to sell and wheat advances recede amid frost damage. Bond activity remains irregular with total sales around 1,108,000.
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Market News Dates August 30 Wheat and grains higher
Strong export demand lifted wheat in New York trading with September delivery up, corn and oats also advancing amid weather and crop reports. Minneapolis and Chicago receipts showed activity as prices closed firmer. bundled notes across grains, provisions, and stocks reflected a broad market rally.
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Review of Cotton Markets and Related Grain Prices
New York August 30. Carpenter Jaggot Co. reports cotton futures advanced to December around 12.40 and January 12.59, highest of the season, with October near 12.40. They warn of impending supply movements and possible price declines as world visible supplies rise and mill demand moderates. Grain and flour prices across Atlanta Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati are noted, with mixed movements and firm cash quotes for wheat and corn.
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Cotton Merchants Weigh Move Toward Spin ners Amid Weather Fears
A Wall Street cotton trade summary notes hands of cotton merchants hold since May may sell to spinners via trade channels. Markets show bearish fecal tamper and Texas dry weather fears temper declines, with coffee futures mixed. Regional cash prices for butter, eggs, poultry and lard are reported across New York, Santa, St. Louis, Chicago, and Atlanta. Cotton receipts and prices vary by city, with middling values around 18 cents in several spots and steady firm tones in others.
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