Cotton futures show strength amid frosts and bullish news
New York reports heavy buying by Southern interests and foreign buyers as futures edge up, aided by European cables and crop reports. Frosts across the Mississippi valley and northern belt limit spot sales while demand remains firm. several ports and cities quote mid upland around 7 1/4, with steady to higher futures and mixed receipts nationwide.
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Liverpool Markets Rally as Cotton Cables Signal Demand
The note summarizes fiber markets with Liverpool reports showing strong futures and spot firming on frost risks, sizable buying from Manchester and continental buyers, and optimism for a higher price level. It cites Henry Neill’s higher crop estimate, weather aiding picking, and persistent demand supporting prices despite earlier declines.
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Stock Market Dips Then Recovers Amid Bank Statement Doubts
The New York market opened weak with declines in many leading issues but later recovered, with substantial gains in rails and leather. Money rates surged to 12 percent as traders reassessed bank reserves and tax provisions. Strong activity in Southern Railway and United States Leather influenced sentiment, while bond prices firmed despite mixed stock performance.
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Market Displays Mixed Tone Amid Heavy Leather Trading
Market eyes leather common as a standout in active session with substantial transactions and a firm overall tone. Granger stocks show undertone strength while Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Manhattan move actively. London markets cited South African war developments and cautious money conditions affecting copper, tin, and steel futures amid a weak metal sector and light trading.
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Grain Markets Rally On Wheat Strength and Cables
Chicago trade notes a broad advance across grain pits with wheat up and corn and oats rising in sympathy. Visible supplies, receipts, and world ship ments shift, while hog prices and provisions steady. Liverpool and private wire updates corroborate gains as traders eye export demand and smaller shipments.
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Flour and grain prices in Atlanta market notes
The November 6 market brief lists flour and grain values including first patent flour at $4.60 and second patent at $3.90, extra fancy at $3.85, oats at 40c, and cotton meal at six cents per pound. Prices reflect a general mid market snapshot with various grades and products.
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Market Notes Grain and Food Prices Across Cities
New York shows flour steady with wheat and demand near former prices. Wheat futures fluctuated on cables and visible supply changes, corn firm on lower supply with futures near unchanged. Cash quotes across St Louis Cincinnati Chicago and Atlanta reflect mixed activity in flour, wheat, corn, oats, and various meats, lard, and butter markets. Prices for sugars, molasses, and fruits follow regional trends with steady to firm tones.
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