Cotton Market Opens Steady After Early Decline
The New York cotton market opened easy with declines around 10 points, then fluctuated as Philadelphia depot interests and commission houses bought, lifting prices near opening levels. By midday light profit-taking occurred while New Orleans demand and interior receipts supported a late rally, leaving prices only modestly higher on a day of mixed activity and cautious trading.
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Miller Co cotton market slips then recovers in New York
Miller & Co reports a volatile New York opening with a 2 cent drop, followed by buyers pushing prices up near December highs. Trade notes quick profit taking, strong buying on declines, and rising interest as receipts ease and stock exhaustion appears. Texas and territory crop prospects for under 2.7 million bales cited as supportive. Southern Exchange adds that foreign advice caused initial doubt before clearer selling from American houses sparks a sharp rally.
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Market Fluctuations Amid Cotton Trade Reports
The report outlines opening declines in cotton futures due to profit taking after favorable peace rumors, followed by a rally aided by bull support, with port receipts at 36,000 bales versus 48,000 last year. It notes dry goods price hardening, cotton price movements in Atlanta, and a cautious but active market with mixed trading dynamics.
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Cotton market recovers strength amid mixed week
Wubbard Bros. & Co. report New York action as outside liquidation abates and local buying returns. Week totals show about 200,000 bales traded versus prior week figures of 237,000 and 225,000. Turpentine and rosin markets in Savannah Charleston Wilmington show firm to steady prices across multiple grades.
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Weather and War Fear Drive May Wheat Higher
Chicago trade lit by war scare and weather worries. May wheat rose early on renewed war talk and poor southwest moisture, later fluctuated as profit taking and export demand shifted sentiment. Corn and oats followed with gains, pork lard and ribs also higher on strong demand and light hog receipts.
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Will-Haven Company Lumber Trade Report
Savannah firm Will-Haven Company offers rough and dressed yellow pine lumber and finishing materials with large stock or quick-made orders. Market notes reveal mixed interior shipments, dull oats, quiet but firm provisions, and war-influenced activity with hogs and corn seeing varied demand. Cothran & Co. and Bowell Jones Co. provide grain letters from Chicago noting bullish wheat and firm corn with war talk shaping markets.
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Coffea and Sugar Markets Drift With Mixed European Demand
Coffea futures opened steady with December and nearby months showing small gains and losses amid European demand and liquidations in nearby positions. Activity remained irregular, with late-months advancing then easing toward close, while sugar held varied levels with rough strength in New Orleans reports and open kettle and centrifugal classes showing mixed moves. Fruits and vegetables listings note improving tomato demand and vegetative prices, with Irish potatoes and other per crate figures listed.
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