Cotton Market Turmoil as March Tenders Lift and Liquidation Follows
New York markets show a volatile session with March and other months shifting up to 11 points due to starch tender notices affecting 35 000 to 40 900 bales. Traders liquidate amid stronger cables while early gains fade and late day cover brings a firm close. New Orleans spot steady with 30 000 notices issued on first March deliveries then halted. overall market tone remains firm despite mixed receipts and weather-driven crop outlook.
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New York
Notre
New Orleans
Cotton market mixed with bond quotes and trade totals
Stocks and bonds quotes for numerous railroad and utility issues appear with results from overseas and domestic markets. Cotton takings by spinners worldwide and the world's visible supply are reported alongside weekly and season totals, with prices and movement across regions and ports.
Official Range and Sales of Stocks Railway Stocks
Official exchange data lists range and sales details for railway stocks. Figures reflect latest market activity, with emphasis on pricing bands and turnover across listed railway companies.
Corn Leads Grain Market Rally in Chicago Trading
Chicago February 24 Corn led the grain market with May futures up about 7 8 cents as strong demand and large corn exports boosted prices. Wheat and oats followed higher, while provisions were largely unchanged. Strong bull buying and light selling pressures pushed May corn to the session high before closing near the day’s top.
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Seaboard
Shorts
Seas
Liverpool
Argentina
Bradstrest
Minneapolia
Duluth
Market Recap on Cotton and Stocks in New York Trading
Bea. Anderson and Co note cotton showing strength after a weaker opening as March delivery declines while May parity adjusts. The market ends the session higher with Met gains of 7 to 11 points. Sentiment cites bear talk on March commitments but suggests further holding movements may pressure prices. Stocks trade fairly active yet softer than recent days amid merger rumors and nervousness in iron shares. Rogers-Fowler notes moderate cotton futures activity with sparse receipts and a firm spot market as buyers rebuild stocks.
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Cottua—Laverpoo
New York
Met
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Wheat and Corn Markets Show Slower Activity Amid Nervous Trading
The market drifted as traders weighed higher prices against a cautious stance. Port receipts reached 20,386 while last year stood at 12,661. corn saw moderate activity led by local interests with seaboard buyers eyeing foreign demand. Oats moved slowly in step with cereals, and provisions stayed dull as packers bought modest lard.
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Market notes show mixed grain and stock activity with bullish corn
Ware and Leland report May prices easing in some markets while July and September hold buy interest. Corn gains draw shorts to cover as bullish sentiment rises on limited selling, with oats and provisions softening modestly. Stocks open firm with London parity above last night and short-covering activity noted in New York Central and other issues.
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Seling
India News
London
Tle
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Gaston and Maine
Sneide
Southern Steel
Coffee and Sugar Market Movements in New York
Coffee futures opened unchanged as firmer European prices supported gains, with March to January contracts quoted across a wide range and a late firm close. Sugar raw and refined showed strength with a mix of open kettle and centrifugal bid levels, while New Orleans cash markets displayed steady to firm tones and varied end prices.
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Havre
Bsantys Trnm
Iat Regent
O Ward
New Orleans
Live Stock Market Ledger Kansas City February 24
Cattle receipts 1,600 with steady to higher prices for steers and cows. western fed at 4.75 to 5.25. calves 2.00 to 4.75. Hog receipts 8,500 with steady to lower. bulk 4.55 to 4.80, heavy 4.80 to 4.87. Sheep and lambs: lambs 7.00 to 7.90, wethers 3.25 to 5.90, ewes 4.85 to 5.60. western fed lambs 7.00 to 7.90. St. Louis reports cattle receipts 1,500 with market steady to strong.
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Market Prices for Livestock and Sea Island Cotton
Receipts show hogs at 4509 with market steady. pigs and lights 9.75 to 4.75. stockers 34.89 to 4.90. cattle and calves varied from 3.50 to 6.75 for cows, heifers, and bulls. Sea Island cotton market quiet on higher grades with steady to firm prices across Floridas Georgias and related lots in Charleston trade.
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