Hesters Statement Weekly and Monthly Cotton Exchange Totals
New Orleans October summary by Secretary Hester shows monthly movement to September end and week to October 1, with increases versus prior years. September total 1,347,195 shown, up from 1,221,441 last year and 994,528 in 1908. Movement day receipts at a US port rise to 1,027,4 against 6? last year, with net shipments up over prior periods. Domestic and foreign trade details include shipments to southern outports, Canada, and Europe, with notable increases in totals versus last year and year before.
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Steel and Atchison Make New Records
New York markets firm as private crop reports bolster bullish sentiment in cotton. Prices rise early before slight profit taking. New Orleans and Chicago bulls support gains amid hedging and selling pressure. Receipts higher, with week totals up from last year. spot and futures show firm to steady tones locally.
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Sea Island Cotton Prices and Market Notes
Sea Island cotton prices and export receipts show varied demand with American middling improving slightly while general demand remains cautious. The report covers American receipts, futures activity, London currency, and domestic banking shifts alongside Liverpool cotton statistics and market movements through October 1.
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Realizing Sales Drive Wheat Market Decline in Chicago
Chicago October 1 Realizing sales spurred by sharp corn price slump weakened the wheat market with December futures slipping from early gains to near the session's close. Oats held steady and provisions rose while cash grain at leading centers faced selling pressure amid reports farmers offered more wheat. Receipts totals for wheat, corn, and oats were reported with mixed subsides and Bradstreet weekly clearances noted.
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Market dull yet firm as reports hint bullish government stance
Argo Jester & Co New York reports a subdued but steady session with scattered demand aided by private condition reports. They see no clear near term price direction, but note that sustained selling pressure may push prices down temporarily before potential rebound if favorable developments occur.
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Review of Cotton and Other Markets York Ortober 1
The cotton market shows nervousness and fears of a bearish downturn despite some gains. Liverpool spot sales and European spinners' demand mix with large port receipts. bears push for lower prices while bulls cite improving U.S. crop prospects and steady consumption. Reports from Liverpool, New Orleans, and Memphis hint at mixed sentiment with hedge selling continuing and rumors of sales to European spinners influencing outlook. Exports at Mobile for September rise, while imports also increase, signaling shifting trade dynamics.
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