Cotton Market Mixed As Prices Slip Then Stabilize In Early Trade
The cotton market opened steady with prices down slightly and quickly firmed, led by short and Wall Street bulls. Trading remained active with strong January to March bids, but late-session selling reversed some gains. Spot quotations show mixed mids and quiet receipts across the South, including New York, New Orleans, Savannah, and Charleston, with broader market activity subdued.
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Dry Goods Market Reports Mixed Cotton and Textile Sales
New York December 5 There is renewed inquiry for brown cottons with spot goods available at old prices while sellers grow more cautious on contracts. Drenched or coarse colored cottons stay firm with moderate business. Print cloths steady for regular trade, wide odds rising. Silks in fair demand and firm. Taw si advancing amid overall cautious tone.
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Cotton Crop Estimate Shocks Trade As Markets React
Hubbard Bros weekly cotton letter reports a breathtaking government estimate of 9,674,000 bales on 27,572,000 acres, a yield likely the smallest since 1899-1900. The surprise spurs a $2 rise before profit-taking, with spinners eyeing higher prices while European buyers hold back. The report lowers acreage to 26,800,000, suggesting a tense market awaiting trade decisions and demand from spinners.
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Department of Agriculture
Review of the New Orleans Market Depicts Quiet Cotton Trading
New Orleans December 5 buyers demanded concessions as factors declined, limiting spot sales to 2300 bales and 1950 to arrive. futures opened higher in December and varied in other months. Murphy & Co reports New York notes Liverpool bears, crop estimates, and mixed early trading with near months slipping while distant months rose. Receipts at ports run higher than last year as market observers await official crop data.
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Beers Cotton Letter and New Orleans Market Sentiment
New Orleans December 5 report notes Liverpool’s 11,250,000 estimate sparks opening market lower by 2 to 3 points before a 6 point gain on fresh buying. Describes spot weariness, thin demand, and high receipts causing intraday declines. Analysts deem the bureau’s small estimate absurd yet acknowledge futures depend on near term movement and receipts. European buyers show little interest, signaling potential ample global cotton supply.
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Hubbard Bros Cotton Letter Signals Bullish Burden
New York reports a sharp Liverpool break from yesterday as southern offers pressure cotton bought by exporters. The U S market shows strength on a basis under 8c and large buy orders remain unfilled after the opening call. Spinners urged to buy on crop reports. traders expect price support if receipts confirm a small acreage crop and bolster speculation.
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Cotton Letter Describes Opening Prices and Trades
Southern Exchange Cotton Letter from New York notes opening prices failed to follow Livers pool weakness with futures down 5 to 7 points. Near positions opened 4 points lower, then firmed. January opened at 8 1 2 and rose to 8.06. Short sellers and traders bought, bullish receipts outlook and tomorrow’s pointers supported steadier prices before a profit taking decline. Net hour saw modest losses.
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Wall Street ends day with dull market and mixed gains
New York trading opened brisk but gains faded as speculators realized profits. Banks showed cautious cash reserves while money and foreign exchange markets reflected tighter liquidity. Major shares including Manhattan and Rock Island moved, with Amalgamated Copper and General Electric among notable movers.
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