Cotton Market Narrows Losses Amid Storm Off Coast
New York October 8 The cotton market opened unsettled with nervous bids and bears in view as storm news off the South Atlantic coast spurred early selling. Prices dipped but rallied on covering and steadying demand, closing little changed to modestly down or up with nearby months around last night’s figures. Spot quotations showed middling uplands around 5.45 to 5.90 and a gulf around 14.35, with sales reported at about 100 bales.
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Gulf
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Cotton Markets and New Orleans Trade Report
New Orleans shares a steady to firm tone in late trading with bulls restricting losses as market-recovery bid returns. Across ports, shipments and stocks show steady levels. notable activity includes Savannah and Charleston with middling prices around 13 1/2 percent and receipts varying, while New York and Boston quote quiet conditions with middling values near 13.90.
Cotton market rides waves of liquidation and spinners buys
Liquidation dominated the session as prices slipped toward 13 cents before spinners and brokers absorbed supply. European bears remained bearish, while reports of a gulf storm and Atlantic hedge activity shaped sentiment. Cotton regions noted firm closes after initial declines with imports and futures reflecting mixed strength across months.
Heavy Receipts Lift Wheat Prices in North America
The market reacts to heavy wheat receipts in the Canadian northwest offsetting domestic declines. Wheat closes lower on Chicago exchanges while corn and oats ease. provisions rise modestly. Reports cite Canadian movement toward terminal points, Minnesota and Dakotas receipts, and overseas demand shaping early firmness.
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Stocks Weakened After Good Start
New York October 8 Aggressive selling of stocks resumed and sentiment turned bearish. Union Pacific led the decline with a 4 point drop, dragging Reading Amalgamated Steel Canadian Pacific and Lehigh Valley down 2 points or more. Steel fell over 10 points from a recent high, American Telephone sank to 1234, the lowest since 1908. Copper shares failed to rise despite a 8,500,000 pound expected increase. Bonds eased with greater supply of industrials and convertibles. Total sales 1,994,000 par value. United States bonds unchanged.
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Atlanta Quotation List From Grocers and Livestock Prices
Market notes from Atlanta with corrected prices for fruits vegetables and provisions. Includes California oranges pineapples grapefruits onions cabbage celery potatoes and varied meats and commodities with prices and stock conditions. Also reports on live stock prices for steers cows heifers and hogs and notes on supply and demand trends.
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Live Stock Markets Across Cities Report Trade
Live Stock reports from Chicago St Louis Kansas City and Louisville dated October 8 show mixed hog receipts and prices with lights and heavy hogs varying from about 7.40 to 8.60 for Chicago and similar ranges for St Louis and Kansas City. Cattle receipts around 15 000 in Chicago and 14 000 in Kansas City feature steady to lower values with Texas steers up to 9.50 and cows and heifers around 3.05 to 9.50. Sheep receipts high in Chicago and St Louis with natives lambs and yearlings trading in the 3.90 to 7.25 range. Louisville notes steady cattle and hog markets with slight declines in lambs and sheep.
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Copper Producers' September Statement Shows Stock Drop
The Copper Producers association reports September stock on hand at 8,520,943 pounds, down from August. Production reached 131,461,229 pounds, 281,133 pounds below the prior month, with domestic demand falling by 6,800,004 pounds. Total deliveries, foreign and domestic, were nearly 7,000 pounds lower.
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Sugar and Molasses Prices in New York Markets
Sugar and molasses quotes from New York show Muscovado at 2.93, centrifugal 3.48, molasses 2.37, refined 5 points lower at 6.20, cubes 4.69, crushed 0.10, mould 4.75, diamond A 4.10, confectioners A 4.15, and granulated 4.40. Linseed prices in Duluth list cash at 31.44, May 1.41, October 1.40, November 1.40, December 1.50.
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