Cotton Advances Amidfirmer market and large notices
New York December 2 The cotton market showed steadier, firmer tone after January notices drew buying. Prices rose with January and March futures peaking as selling slowed. New Orleans and Liverpool markets reported firm to steady levels amid higher futures. Weekly movement and December receipts indicated robust activity with substantial increases over last year.
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A dense list of bonds stocks and certificates with various registrations and coupons appears. Items include American Tobacco 4s ex, Atlantic Coast Line bonds, Baltimore and Ohio, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Reading general, Seaboard Air Line, Southern Pacific, and Union Pacific, among others, with prices, bids, and redemption notes.
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World’s visible supply of cotton rises this week
Secretary Hester reports a week’s gain in the world cotton supply based on cable and telegraphic data. Total visible stock stands at 4,124,546 bales, with increases across nations including Great Britain, Europe, Egypt, India, Turkey, and the United States versus last year and the year before.
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Winter Wheat in Poor Trade After Bearish Clearances
Wheat and flour clearances from the United States for the week added to bearish sentiment. May wheat opened steady but closed near the day’s lows amid reports of a growing old-crop movement and strong cash demand in parts of the market. Corn and oats edged higher or unmoved as local receipts and weathered demand influenced price action.
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