Demand Pressing for Spot Cotton Amid Rising Prices
New Orleans reports demand for spot cotton pressing prices higher with 18 to 20 point gains locally and 13 to 24 points in New York. Sales total 12,900 bales with 2,000 to arrive. private cables note English traders recognizing a short crop, while New York market opens firm and climbs to new season highs before closing steadier, with May and July futures up strongly.
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Range for Cotton Options and Market Notes
New York reports show firmer buying attitudes in cotton with sellers resistant near target figures. Coffee letters note active speculation but thin volume with gains tied to French market strength and ongoing primary developments. Receipts at ports indicate steady if modest movement, while growers face higher price expectations tempered by recent price levels.
Cotton market report from New York and Liverpool trade notes
The market opened firm due to bullish Liverpool and New Orleans demand. Port receipts stood at 31,426 bales versus 42,198 last year as New Orleans and local buyers moved heavily, while futures followed spot values with prices 14 to 24 points higher by day’s end.
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Speculators See Higher Cotton Prices Amid Market Shifts
Reports from Hubbard Bros. & Co Miller & Co and Atlanta Brokerage Co describe a rising cotton market driven by Liver pool strength and outside buying. Despite rumors of India crop disappointment and alleged manipulation expectations, prices push higher with limited short interest and steady demand from consumers and speculators alike.
Liverpool prices firm as English advices bullish Cotton market in New Orleans
Southern Exchange Cotton Letter from New York dated January 19 reports a steady English market with higher opening prices and strong morning gains of about 20 points. On bright levels demand remained sturdy, shorts showed anxiety to cover, profits trimmed gains later. by day end prices topped again. All ports pegged at about 23,000 bales for the day versus 42,000 last year.
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Cotton Price Movements Highlight Market Rush in New York
Cothran and Co s Cotton Letter reports a sharp morning rise in prices around 1425 to 1450, with buyers accumulating supply and pushing the market. Activity increases as traders anticipate new ground driving a potential sharp rise before any decline, though current conditions may be exceptional.
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Cotton Market Surges Despite Midday Reversals
Bruce and Co reporting from Atlanta note a strong cotton market with initial gains of 4 to 8 points, surging to 14 points at the open and climbing through the day. July in New Orleans hit 15.03 as prices rose 18 to 28 points before a late realization pulled highs back, ending over prior closes by 8 to 18 points. Receipts today reach 38,979 bales, with a bullish undertone hinting at further gains. Also brief Treasury balances show available cash at 225,205,534 and gold at 90,252,118.
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Wheat Scores Over A Cent Advance In Chicago Trade
Chicago opened weak then firmed with wheat gaining about one cent amid strong demand in the northwest and ongoing bullish world supply data. Corn rose 1-4 as oats edged higher and provisions held firm, May wheat around 88 to 90 cents with market teams noting active floor buy orders and heavy selling by shorts.
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Wheat Market Quiet Then Strong Midday In Chicago
The wheat market opened quiet in Chicago on January 19, hesitated, then turned higher toward noon with prices above the previous night. Domestic conditions showed little change, with bull interests lightly liquidating but not selling aggressively. Grain letters noted increased export demand for Jaré Baxter & Co. Also, corn and oats followed similar patterns with active trade but limited new buying. Availability: United States and Canada east of the Rockies saw a net decrease in total wheat supplies by about 3.91 million bushels, while oats east of the Rockies rose by 200,000 bushels.
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