Cotton Market Soars On Government Crop Estimate
New York on December 4 reports a highly active cotton market driven by the government's crop estimate. Prices surged early with gains around 77 points, then dipped briefly on the delayed report, before jumping again as the official yield was announced at 10,187,818 bales. New Orleans saw similar excitement as March futures spiked, then cooled. Spot sales and futures moves reflected widespread volatility and strong buying, with overall market tone firm by day’s end.
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Stock and Bond Quotes From New Jersey to Liverpool
A dense market summary listing bonds and stocks by issuer and series, including New Jersey Central, Northern Pacific, Colorado Ind, Denver and Rio Grande, Reading, St Louis Southwestern, Seaboard Air Line, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, and others. It also covers cotton and wheat outlooks, with prices, estimates, and market expectations from New York New Orleans and New Orleans markets, noting government crop estimates and reactions in futures.
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Demand for Cash Boosts Wheat Market Rise May Delivery
Northwestern cash wheat demand sparked a firm tone on December 4 in Chicago. May wheat rose to about 87 1/2 to 88 3/4 cents, with oats and corn showing smaller gains and provisions up 7 1/2 to 18 cents. Primary receipts hovered around 918,000 bushels, with exports increasing and market bulls active despite light offerings.
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CIBERT & CLAY Heat Alabama Street FTO KS BONDS
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Metal Market News from New York and London
The market shows tin prices rising on shorts squeeze with spot at £159 10s and futures around £157 6d, nearing record highs since 1988. Copper remains firm in London and locally with tight immediate delivery, while lead stays steady with 50 ton imports for delivery in thirty days trading near 5.75.
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Cotton a Trap Traders Warned of Market Manipulation
A newsletter warns of a planned market trap by manipulators aiming to move prices after the agricultural bureau withholds official figures. It urges readers to open an account, deposit margin, and be ready to act when telegraphed, promising exclusive information for clients only.
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