Spot cotton gains as European demand looms in New York
Spot cotton remains active firm and higher amid reports of strong European demand and possible heavy shipments to Europe within days. Prices opened up, swung with Liverpool cues, and closed firmer with mixed futures as traders priced in limited New Orleans and Philadelphia buying and shrinking U.S. port receipts.
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World Cotton Spinners Takings Report Worldwide Trade
New Orleans January 18 Secretary Hester reports worldwide cotton take by spinners. This week 304000 bales. this year 4,780,000. last year 4,905,000. year before 4,647,000. Northern and Canada spinners 1,185,000. southern spinners 925,000. foreign spinners 2,660,000.
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May Wheat Wavers as War Fears Lift Prices
Chicago grain markets rise on renewed war fears with May wheat up to 87 1/2 cents, corn and oats rallying while provisions edge higher. Trade shows heavy activity as shorts cover and bull interests defend gains amid war news and sparse receipts.
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Market Outlook Despite War Rumors and Upside Bias
The market shows little impact from war rumors with bullish sentiment for higher prices. Receipts at ports and the dry goods market suggest continued demand, while some sellers resist conceding. Rubber shipping remains robust though store trade is slow, with price notes across fruits nuts and commodities and a cautious outlook for near term gains.
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