Cotton Stocks Steady in U S Census Report
The census bureau reports February end cotton on hand at 5,262,663 bales with consumption at 2,521,436 bales. Stock by class includes manufacturers 644,928 producers 326,737 warehouses and compresses 2,306,786 transportation companies 518,479 and other holders 256,669. Total supply for 25 months ending February and net imports are 14,540,672 and 8,000 respectively. Exports September 1, 1908 to February 28 show 0.560,000 bales. Cotton in foreign growth totals 54,130 bales with breakdowns by origin. Bagging and ties prices and other market notes follow.
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New York Cotton Market Sees Unsettled Close in March Trade
New York reports fluctuating cotton prices with near months gaining briefly before a renewed fall. Liverpool demand and census data on U S stocks influence trading, with a late rebound but overall weakness. New Orleans and Liverpool futures show mixed moves as receipts rise and demand remains cautious.
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Stock Market Advances Amid Steady Volume And Copper Strength
Wall Street saw better prices amid shrinking but still active trading. Foreign events and copper news boosted demand, with U S. steel and Reading leading gains while reports of mine labor action and potential furnace shutdowns affected sentiment. Treasury balances and exchange rates moved, marking a firmer tone across bonds and money markets.
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Cotton Seed Oil Prices Fall Amid Bear Pressure in New York
New York markets show cotton seed oil easing under crude offerings with bear pressure. Prime crude and yellow varieties slide, futures close mixed. nearby refined barrels and waterwhite stocks noted. Savannah reports limited activity in turpentine and spirits. tar steady with modest receipts and shipments.
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Wheat Rebounds After Australian Export Surprise
Chicago March 22 Wheat reversed a weak session late in the day as news of a smaller Australian exportable surplus spurred buying. May and July futures closed near top, while corn and oats also firmed and provisions rose. Visible grain supplies and receipts were reported, with market tones shifting from bearish to cautiously strong on the export outlook.
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Market Price Report Shows Grain And Flour Movements
March 22 market notes from different exchange hubs report flour and wheat prices steady to mixed. No. 2 red wheat around $1.21 to $1.30 at Chicago and Cincinnati. corn mixed around 62 to 64 cents. oats around 46 to 64 cents. hay prices steady for timothy and prairie.
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Fruit and Vegetables Market Prices Across Regions
Atlanta reports varied prices for bananas, eggplants, tomatoes, peppers and more with crates and per pound rates. Live poultry and dressed poultry also listed along with butter eggs and cheese values. Only portions readable, reflecting a broad wholesale produce summary from multiple markets.
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