Bears Alarmed by Cold Weather Signal Market Drift
New York and New Orleans markets opened firm with cotton and grains rising on bullish ties and cold weather forecasts. Frost risk north of the belt spurred shorts to cover. January cotton futures climbed as Liverpool and local buyers pushed prices higher amid heavy receipts and wary traders.
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Southern Pacific
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Cotton market notes from New Orleans and ports
BR M Seale Co market letter reports cotton activity across multiple ports dated September 12. It notes steady to firm middling prices in New Orleans, Calveston, Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, Norfolk, Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Memphis, Augusta and Houston with varied receipts and stocks. Weekly and world cotton supply tallies show rising visible supply, foreign exports, and domestic mill takings, along with Liverpool statistics and market mood shifts.
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Price On Cotton The Souths Hold Purchasing Stance
The cotton market messenger urges southern holders and producers to retain their cotton for at least 9 cents per pound. The spinning trade, initially slow to see supply demand reality, now acknowledges the world needs every bale and will pay at least 5 cents per pound for stock. The stance aims to secure southern profit and broader prosperity during a global demand phase.
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Frost Forecast Ties Cotton Market to Weather Report
Reports of frost in Oklahoma and the Indiana Territory push traders to expect colder conditions. Amid speculation, investors weigh weather, crop progress, and potential policy effects while premiums and selling pressure ripple through cotton, grain, and equity markets.
Wall Street Day of Frost Scare and Wide Stock Swings
The day closed with heavy declines across many issues as call money rose to 20 percent. Missouri Pacific and grain-related rails fell, while Union Pacific and St Paul showed relative strength. Banks faced unease over collateral practices as U S Steel weakened and broad list losses mounted amid frost rumors and a weak bank statement outlook.
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Grain and meat markets mixed as frost hits crops
Chicago and other cities report firm prices for flour and oats while corn and wheat move with firmness in cash markets. Provisions and lard strengthen in several hubs as traders note frost and harvest delays, with the New York trade outlook describing expanding fall activity but pockets of weak demand and wage tension.
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