Frost and Snow Boost Cotton Prices on Weather Fears
Reports of frost and snow across the cotton belt sparked a strong rally in New York trading. Prices jumped about 5.39 cents per pound from last week’s low, with selling largely absorbed as southern and local buyers supported gains. Spot cotton held firm amid steady demand as frost warnings spread from Texas and Oklahoma to the eastern belt, and analysts projected tighter world demand.
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Cotton prices rise on bad weather and weak outlook
John F. Black & Co reports New York trading on October 20 with an advance of half a cent per 2 pounds as cotton futures react to adverse weather and a grim harvest outlook. The class remained steady while Liverpool anticipated a further 1 cent move. prices upside risks loom if belt conditions persist.
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Frost Threatens Cotton Belt as New York Clears Markets
A Pacific cold wave brings frost to the southwest and Mississippi valley with possible spread to the south Atlantic tonight. Markets rose about 50 points on the news, though much last week’s buying was realized. Frost could tighten supply for spinners if it reaches the south Atlantic states tonight, affecting crop estimates.
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Liverpool Cotton Market Sways on Brazil Rumor and Realizing
Liverpool and New York report volatile cotton trading as Brazil rumors spur an opening advance then profit taking. Prices finish higher on spot and futures with mixed changes across grades and receipts, while petroleum, hides, and leather show varied moves in New York and Pittsburgh markets.
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Grain Advances on India Scare
Chicago reports show wheat prices rising on India crop fears, with corn and oats also higher while provisions vary. Bull activity faded late as selling increased. visible supplies and receipts shifted, reflecting reduced foreign shipments and big export clearances from the American seaboard.
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Early advances fade in New York stocks and grains
New York shares rose briefly helped by London demand but scarce buying turned the session. Major rails like St Paul Lehigh Reading and Pennsylvania slipped 1 to 2 points with New Haven hitting a new low. Copper calmed, while foreign exchange inched up and grain prices in Chicago and St Louis showed mixed moves amid cash wheat and corn quotes.
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Liverpool Grain and Turpentine Prices Report
Liverpool and Savannah market notes show wheat and corn futures firm with varied Manitoba grades and mixed spot prices, along with steady spirits turpentine and rosin in Savannah. Wilmington quotes and Washington treasury data complete the market brief, including receipts and deficits to date.
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Money and Exchange. New York, Oct 26
Money on call steady at 4 percent with the ruling rate at 3 percent close. Time loans steady with sixty days at 4 3/4, ninety days 6 6 percent, six months 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 6 percent. Sterling exchange steady at 4.31 for six months and 4.8535 for demand. Commercial bill 4.50 percent. Bar silver 6 24. Government bonds firm, railroad bonds irregular.
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Sterling Exchange
Foreign Finances. London Paris Berlin rates Oct 20
International money markets report varied exchange and discount figures. London shows consors and Congo account rates with gilt refinements. Paris cites francs. Berlin notes exchange on London and 4 percent money.
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Sugar and Molasses Market Report From New York
October 20 report shows raw sugar steady with Muscovado at 2.98 and centrifugal 3.48. Molasses at 2.73, refined steady with roaf at 5.10, Mould A 4.7, cubes 4.40, XXXX powdered 4.40, powdered 4.2, fine granulated 4.26, diamond A 4.25, confectioners A 3.10, No 1 46. Molasses steady in New Orleans open kettle at 26 55.
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