Cotton Market Opens Higher Then Falls On Selloff
New York and New Orleans report a higher open followed by a broad liquidation. For the day, total receipts reach 225,000 bales with prices slipping to near last night’s levels. weekly totals show 149,000 bales versus prior figures. Immediate demand for September delivery supports limited gains before pressure from crop news.
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Wheat market in Chicago firm on September 4
The wheat market ruled firm with most gains held into close. December option rose about 1/2 to 6-80, corn and oats declined, and provisions edged higher. Bullish sentiment persisted as selling was light and demand steady from Minneapolis to Chicago. Primary receipts reached 1,087,000 bushels with light northwestern shipments and strong cash wheat in the market.
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Stocks and bonds mixed in steady market report
A crowded mixed session reviews prices across U S rail and industrial bonds with New Jersey Central and Colorado issues among listed notes. Cotton and metal markets show varied moves while domestic stocks, rails, and exports echo the week’s uneven demand and shifting receipts across mills and ports.
Three States to Break Ground on Fire Prevention Work
Norfolk Va September 14 three states will on Wednesday begin work on fire building projects to prevent blazes next year. Mary land Miscourt Virginia will hold laying exercises with Somerstone and others.
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