Cotton Market Soars In New York Trading Surge
New York November 6 cotton market shows a sensationally active session with a net IB 21 point gain near the season high. January hits 1.44 amid strong Liverpool cables and long buying while forecasts warn of weather and election day effects.
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Stocks and bonds mixed in varied market notes
The market reports list numerous bonds and stocks including Colorado Ind 5s, Cuba 5s, Denver and Rio Grande 3s, Reading general 4s, Nor thern Pacific 4s, Union Pacific 45, and other issues with prices indicated. Cotton and grain outlooks show bullish tendencies on cotton with firm prices, while corn and oats markets reflect limited movement and modest gains amid weather concerns and export activity.
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Visible Supply Increase Hits Wheat and Grain Markets
Chicago reports show a liberal world wheat movement totaling about 14,124,000 bushels, led by Russia with nearly 5,000,000. Wheat futures weaken in Liverpool as India’s crop prospects improve and Argentina weather adds pressure. Corn and oats trade firmer to near firm with mixed receipts and light spot demand. Provisions advance, while visible supplies and primary receipts alter market tone across grains, highlighting bearish sentiment despite some buying by shorts and bulls.
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Stock Market Outlook After Election Wave
Early liquidation led to a tight market as oversold conditions and rumors swirled about Standard On and Medellan's election. Reading shorts retreated while stockholders covered, and analysts advised cautious purchases of select low-priced stocks with fundamentals and technique favoring a week of gains post election.
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Standard On
Medellan
Reading Shorts
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Beler
Cotton Prices Rally With Mixed U S Markets
The Atlanta briefing notes a cotton advance as New York and New Orleans rose Saturday, lifting spots about 20 points while sales reached 10,000 bases. Weather and the upcoming public reports spur buying, with dealers wary of the uncertain pull from abroad and late-day friction in prices.
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Shearson Hammill & Co
Atlanta
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