Cotton Market Dips After Opening Rally In New York Trade
New York cotton prices opened firm on April 30 with gains of several points but soon fell back as liquidation and bear pressure pushed the market down. New Orleans and Gulf markets showed mixed results with futures fluctuating, while spot cotton in New Orleans rose slightly. Dry goods in New York also showed diminished demand and soft pricing as traders covered only immediate needs.
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Weather and commerce notes across Texas and the Gulf states
Receipts at ports were estimated at 12 060 versus last year's 9 009. Weather reports show rain in Texas and several southern states with deficits in Georgia Alabama South Carolina and Arkansas. Rainfall occurred in Montgomery Atlanta Memphis Oklahoma and traces at Fort Smith Palestine and Little Rock. Temperatures ranged from 60 to 74 degrees with showers forecast for Texas and gulf states tomorrow.
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Cotton Letter Surges on Continental Buying and Market Strength
New York April 30 Liverpool advices were favorable due to continental and Egyptian demand and strong southern markets. The market opened higher, dipped on realizing, then recovered on light New Orleans estimates and firm spots, closing 6-8 points higher for old crop months and 4-8 for new. Weekly crop reports showed 16,000 receipts versus 25,000 last year, with 12,000 in stock versus 7,000 prior year. The market remains bullish with support from buyers on breaks.
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Chicago Market Review Shows Mixed Wheat Futures Activity
Chicago April 8 market notes a cautiously bullish tilt for wheat as May options delivery approached. July wheat futures drifted mixedly with modest gains, corn slipped, and oats fell while receipts remained light. Weather news and rain shortages in Kansas and the Northern Plains supported buyers, yet late-day selling trimmed gains.
Movement at the Ports Cotton Prices and Stocks Across Cities
Cotton market reports from New York to Houston show varied activity on April 30 with middling prices around 9 cents in many ports, notable sales in New Orleans and Savannah, and overall steady to firm tones. Murphy & Co.'s Cotton Letter notes a surprise uptick in Liver pool trade and rising buying interest, despite lingering fears and unsettled sentiment.
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Cotton Seed and Meal Prices Across Markets
Prices for cotton seed and meal move higher in New York and Memphis on April 30, with details on prime crude and refined grades. Quotations vary by color, type, and loading method, including carload lots and per gallon assessments, reflecting exporter activity and regional pricing signals.
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Grain and meat prices across multiple markets in April
Flour steady in Cincinnati and Atlanta with varied wheat and corn quotes. Pork and lard easing in Cincinnati and St Louis while Chicago shows strong pork and lard levels. Groceries and fruits rise in Atlanta with coffee, sugar, canned goods, and produce priced in detail. Turpentine and rosin markets in Savannah and Charleston show firm sentiments with multiple grade prices listed.
Live Stock Market Report From Chicago Kansas City and St Louis
Cattle receipts total 18 000 in Chicago with 200 Texans. Markets mostly slow with prices down 5 to 25 cents. Texas fed steers around 5.25 to 6.25. Hog receipts 35 000 with mixed to butcher priced 6 80 to 7 20. Sheep receipts 14 000 with lambs and ewes trading at 4 75 to 6 50. Kansas City shows cattle receipts 2 600 with steady to lower trade and hogs 19 400 easing 5 to 10 cents. St Louis reports cattle receipts 2 900 with lower native beef and good demand for Texans. hogs 5 400 with steady to 10 cent shifts. Visible grain supply in New York notes large declines in wheat and corn east of the Rockies and total U S and Canada supplies down about 6.9 million bushels.
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Investment prospectus for The Betthousand Land Coal Company listed
Notice describes securing investment in preferred stock of The Betthousand Land Coal and Gold Company. 1,400 acres connected to the venture, with deposits at First National Bank Denver. 250 shares of preferred stock offered at $50, common stock at $140 per 140 shares. Fiscal agents Nowell and Reed, Beaver, urge mailed drafts for purchase.
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