Market for Spot S and futures in New Orleans
New Orleans reports a less active spot market with prices advancing fractions. Futures opened firm with gains of 16 to 26 points as bulls push higher amid cloudy weather and mixed arrivals. early trading showed aggressive bids, later steadying with high day levels. New York cotton opened higher, rallied to near day highs, with active buying into late trading. Dry goods and market commentary noted continued demand and cautious profit taking among bulls.
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St. Petersburg
Spiners
Keckipis
KAPO
Ravoo
Razon
New York
West
Baxter & Co
England
Anya Oh
Pet
Frei
Sencds
Quotations and market notes from the cotton market
The report lists bond quotations for Chicago and Northwestern, Colorado and Southern, Reading, Union Pacific, and many others with varied percentages. It notes a trend toward lower prices, nervous export interests, and buyers remaining active despite costs. Port receipts totaled 20,000 versus 26,000 last year. Upcoming week-end figures are awaited. New Orleans and Galveston supply expectations are included along with Treasury balances and available cash.
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Ohio
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Cc. c. Cc
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Iowa Central
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Mexico
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Towe
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St. L
Rock Island Co
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Southern Pacific
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Pacifi
Spot Cotton Markets In Detail Train 1 690 530 Frai
A fragmented OCR line references spot cotton markets with figures including 1 690 530 and a partial word Frai. The readable item suggests a market update or price detail but lacks full context or complete values.
Wheat and corn slump as southwest rains spread
Chicago reports a sharp grain selloff as a southwest rainstorm spurs liquidation. May wheat fell from earlier highs to around 90 ¾ cents, July weaker, and corn slid before firming late. Oats recovered gains to reach new May highs, while provisions held steady as hog prices rose on lighter receipts.
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May
Minneapolis
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Bay
Grain market oscillations hover amid selling and buying
Reports from Chicago and Liverpool describe heavy selling in wheat and corn driven by May futures, with gains for May at times and sharp declines on fresh selling. Provisions stay firm while oats slip. traders note atop orders and need for constant buying to sustain levels.
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Chicago
Armour
St. Louis
Cudahy
Baxter & Co
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