Cotton Market Murmurs Mix of Hope and Selloff
New Orleans and New York reports show mixed cotton activity with declines in nearby months and a late rally as traders reacted to large sales, Census data expectations, and rumors of a major leader reducing holdings. Prices for March May and July fell sharply before rebounding, while futures recovered modestly by midday. receipts and monthly movement figures are detailed for shipments and state ports.
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Census Bureau
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New York
Marek
Trade Heavily In Corn and Oats As May Prices Soar
Chicago on February 2 saw mammoth corn and oats trading with heavy demand and a bullish tone. May corn rose to 7 1/2 to 8 1/2 cents, May oats reached new highs, while May wheat advanced on strength in coarse grains. Provisions also climbed as traders covered shorts and new bull incentives formed on favorable Liverpool reports.
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Cotton Market Movements and Bond Listings Summary
The report outlines closing bond quotations from major rail and utility stocks including Baltimore and Ohio, Chicago and North Western, and Union Pacific with values ranging across 4s to 7s plus several 4 ½s. It also details cotton market activity with exports and stock changes, January receipts, and price movements in New York and Liverpool, noting record coffee trading volumes and shifts in futures.
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Texas and Pacific
Seaboard Air Line
Cotton futures swing amid shorts and strong selling pressure
New York February 2. The cotton future market opened irregular and excited as short interest appeared eliminated and buying followed offerings. Weak cables and subdued Far East advices pressured values, causing heavy late liquidation and a volatile session. Bulls stepped in to recover losses, leaving the close hesitant with many brokers rushing to cover weak accounts. Weekly receipts totaled 136,000 bales with forecasts near 136,000 to 194,161 last year.
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New York
Far East
Wesan
Dry Goods Market Holds Firm Despite Cotton Break
New York report notes buying of dry goods has not been large but no weakening follows the cotton break. Sellers remain conservative about contracts, holding many lines at value and withdrawing others.
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