Quiet Day in Cotton Market As Prices Drift Lower
New York December 6 market opened steady with a net loss of 3 to 15 points. Demand absorbed offerings as prices fell from early highs and closed 3 points lower to 4 higher, with about 150000 bales traded amid narrow fluctuations and a generally steady finish.
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Wheat Prices Slip as May Contracts Lead Decline
Chicago reports show May wheat down sharply amid liquidation and cautious shipping demand. Corn and oats fell 1 to 5 8, while May pork and lard eased. Receipts hover around 976,600 bushels for wheat with mixed cash signals and light country offerings.
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Liverpool cotton statistics and market notes
Weekly cotton summary from Liverpool and New York shows total sales 33 000 bales with American 30 000, exports 4 000, imports 143 000, stock 379 000, afloat 430 000 including American portions. Dry goods market in New York is unsettled with scarce large deals. Hubbard Bros & Co report Liverpool declines due to brokers and long liquidations, then a rally on outside buying. New Orleans spot activity limited by cloudy weather with modest gains and losses across futures. Miller & Co notes excitement over potential price highs for cotton and products as market dynamics shift.
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Cotton Market Signals Strong Near-Term Upswing
September 26 reports show cotton prices poised to rise, with spot cotton holding high and mills seeking futures. Analysts note large profits, rising demand, and potential market corrections that could spur further buying while US and Liverpool markets reflect ongoing strength and probable higher levels ahead.
Wheat and grain markets show mixed demand and prices
A broad market summary notes better quality wheat in southwest demand while low grade sells weakly. Reports indicate uneven buying by elevators, with profits being realized and trades staying unsettled. Regional quotes cover Liverpool wheat and corn, Atlanta flour, and Chicago to New York futures, reflecting firmer wheat in some hubs and softer pork and lard futures.
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