Cotton Market Ends Mixed Amid Rumors and Volatile Trading
The New York cotton market opened steady with slight gains but bears gained ground as selling increased after midday. July dipped to 8.78 before strong buying lifted it to 8.85, closing 3 points lower. New Orleans and Houston receipts looked larger than expected while spot trading in New Orleans remained steady with limited futures awakening.
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Hubbard Bros Cotton Letter Sparks Market Readjustment
New York March report notes declines tied to outside holders and lack of new factors, with sentiment that a rally is due after low crop movement. Receipts lighter ahead, South buyers on the break, while World’s Visible Supply shows weekly decreases and regional holdings shift across Britain, Europe, Egypt, India, and the U S.
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New York
Neaotby
Liverpool advices lift cotton market in New Orleans note
New Orleans March 21 Liverpool advices improved early trading and then a late slide as heavy receipts and bearish supply weighed on cotton. Week totals show March movement near last year, with 9,126,000 to date since September 1 1899 and a total stock guess around 9.5 million bales. The report notes lower interior stocks, varied regional takings, and foreign exports while cautioning crops may reach around 9,000,000 bales.
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May
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Cotton and metal markets amid brisk activity and dull trade
The report covers Murphy & Co. cotton letters with opening gains faded by weak movement as buyers in the south withdraw due to exhaustion. Liverpool weekly stats show rising stock with a cautious independent stance. Metal and wool markets in New York and London are steady to quiet, with copper tin and lead unchanged, and overseas wool auctions mixed. Cotton seed oil, sugar, and provisions move little with varied regional quotes. Livestock and grain markets show steady to higher tones with mixed hog and cattle receipts in Chicago and St Louis.
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Chicago
Murphy & Co
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Boston
Market gains amid bullish sentiment and tax bill hopes
New York reports a slight uptick in activity and higher prices as expectations for a favorable bank statement and currency ease bolster the bull run. Stocks like Rock Island and St Paul rise while rails including Union Pacific show strength. wheat and commodities markets react to weather and export demand amid Treasury and international financial cues.
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South Shore
Atlantic
Market News and Bonds Side of Rhodes Conditions
The day passed with a calm market as Rhodes conditions were reported. American shares showed no advance while trading was slow on money stringency. Prices moved: Union Pacific Atchison Louisville and Nashville rose in New York dealings. Copper held at 252 per ton and Rip Tintes at 434. Pre-dhan sales declined from £1,900,600 to £768,000 despite larger quantities. Money rates unchanged. market still borrowing. A sum of £26,000 in gold arrived from Holland.
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Chicago Market Reviewed in Mixed Grain Trading
Chicago market notes a bear sweep from southwest rains but stronger cash wheat demand. May wheat slips to 73% with intraday rebound on export business, while corn mirrors.
Ube State Supervision and Market Review Summary
Ube State supervision notes smaller receipts while exports ease, prices firm on cloth and wool. Wheat and corn exports rise weekly, building activity gains, and coal stocks remain tight as industry outlook shifts. Dun’s trade review predicts improving conditions, higher wages, and strong demand for structural materials despite transportation and labor frictions.
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