Wild Week in Cotton Markets and Prices
New York October 29 Cotton shows a wild week with prices up 5 to 6 dollars a bale. Bulls project a 60 million bale crop and rising consumption, while some doubt if demand can meet output. Exports remain strong and traders in Chicago New Orleans and Liverpool keep a bullish stance amid ongoing arbitrage. Sugar flat with steady refined prices and cautious outlook. Rice market steady as old stocks wind down and buyers eye new crop prospects.
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New Orleans Cotton Trade Report Shows Movement Shifts
Secretary Hester reports weekly and 69 day totals for New Orleans cotton show rises over last year and prior season, with 1906 comparisons. Overland, river and port stocks and foreign exports in late October indicate overall season gains despite some declines in northern mills and Canada.
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New York Cotton Exchange
Cotton Market Advances Amid Strong Demand and Records
New York reports an active cotton market with prices closing higher by about 25 points. Traders cite spinners’ buying, foreign bull support, and new high records for December and May while receipts at New Orleans and other ports show mixed totals. Sea Island and Liverpool markets also reflect ongoing strength and widespread speculation.
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Cotton goods market shows further advances in New York
New York on October 29 reports cotton goods market advancing with mills reluctant to quote last prices amid active cotton speculation. Yarns and China wools rise and are bought steadily as general trade shows steady expansion.
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Week's Trade Reviewed by Commercial Agencies
New York October 29 trade reports from Bratstreet's and Dun & Co describe buoyant demand across dry goods clothing and textiles, with rising orders, shorter operating times in some mills, and strong early holiday outlook. Wheat and corn exports show sizable weekly totals, while rail and steel activity reflect ongoing expansion and high costs in textiles amid cautious outlook for exports to China.
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China
Revival of speculative activity lifts New York stocks
New York, October 20. A revival of speculative interest in stocks followed by an easier money market. Sources say funds from London and a November settlement would relax conditions. Bank of England policy and premium payments to American borrowers influenced liquidity. Market broad and active with strong gains led by United States Steel, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and Reading. Copper producers reportedly discuss a major coordinated rise. bonds broadened with steady United States government issues.
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Country Produce Price List and Market Teaser
Corrected price sheet from Widelity Fruit and Produce Company lists fruits vegetables and eggs with numerous per unit prices for apples oranges grapes pineapples peaches pears lemons and cucumbers. Also includes butter cheese eggs and poultry pricing across Chicago and Kansas City market dates noting steady trends and assorted sizes.
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Eges
Grain Prices and Market Updates Across Cities
Commodities and futures across St Louis and Kansas City show wheat and corn firming with higher tracks and mixed bids. Also reported are receipts and shipments for wheat corn and oats, plus dek notes on coffee sugar and various groceries from Atlanta New York and Chicago markets. North American grain values reflect December and May contracts with notable price spreads and cash notes for oats rye and barley.
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