Cotton Market Shows Activity Despite Irregular Fluctuations
New York on February 2 reports cotton trading more active with broader business but price swings remain irregular. Early gains to 2.6 points faded to near yesterday's close, as speculative buying and private wires cited rising spot offers in the south. The closing ranged near session lows, with a net change around steady to up 1 or down 8 points, and total sales about 400,000 bales. The Big Goods Market notes buying mood for ready-to-wear goods remains indifferent and first hands resist price cuts amid weak retail signals.
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Cotton Market Movements and New Orleans Outlook
The New Orleans Market reports spot cotton with fair demand and limited supply, prices rising briefly before easing. Liverpool futures show gains and large exports, while the monthly cotton crop statement indicates lower movement than last year and rising spinners output. Provisions and wheat also move, with mixed stock activity and hopes for a late buying trend.
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Official range and sales of stocks in mixed commodities
The report covers coffee closing values amid continued buying late yesterday, sugar prices steady with various open kettle and centrifugal grades listed, and a weak market tone due to renewed liquidation. It also notes metal prices in London, copper and iron quotations, naval stores in St Louis, Liverpool grain futures, and miscellaneous treasury and financial figures.
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Wheat closes higher as cold weather boosts demand
Chicago February 2 wheat futures rose on cold weather shipping restrictions and strong cash demand from Minneapolis buyers, May closing near the day’s high at about 1.18 ¾. Corn and oats gained modestly and provisions edged up as market sentiment firmed with reduced receipts and improved Northwest flour sales.
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