Demand From the Shorts and Cotton Market Rally
The cotton market opened firm in New York on September 15 with prices 1 to 4 points higher as shorts and room bulls drive demand. Entry by commission houses and cold weather reports from Mississippi fueled optimism, with January futures up to 8.45 before a late morning pullback. Despite profit taking, overall tone stayed steady and sales reached about 200,000 bales amid cautious New Orleans and port activity.
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Wall Street Stocks Slump Then Rally On Money News
The New York market opened weak as hopes for Treasury relief cooled, funds moved from call loans, and rates fell from 20 to 6 percent after lenders absorbed out of town supply. Bond and stock totals showed varied moves with wealthier names lifting late. overall tone remained cautious amid money market jitters and gold demand forecasts.
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Galveston Dallas News Estimates Texas Crop
The Galveston Dallas News reports the 1902 03 cotton yield forecasts from 145 counties and territories. Texas alone faces a 10 percent drop vs 1901 02 while the territories show a 7 percent decrease. market activity ends steady after a late rally and speculation.
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Money Market Wavers Amid Mixed Global Rates
The market reports a volatile money market with early highs near 20 percent, then declines and stabilizes around 12 percent. London and Paris rates show modest figures while railway earnings and cotton seed oil markets post mixed results. Coffee futures open steady with dull activity and notable price shifts across commodities and financials.
Chicago Market Reviewed in Grain Slump After Judge Chytraus Ruling
Chicago traders faced cautious action as Saturday’s slump lingered with reactionary influence from the oats case decision. Prices edged higher on some futures while cash trades dominated, with mixed signals from U S weather and visible grain supplies. Futures showed small gains in wheat corn and oats as market sentiment fluctuated amid reports of frost damage and steady receipts.
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Market Reports From Nat ive Cattle and Texas Digs
Market summaries describe cattle receipts in St Louis and Atlanta with strong to higher trends. Native cows, calves, heifers, and bulls tied to prices ranging from 1.25 to 4.00 per unit, plus hogs and sheep receipts totaling thousands. Grain and feed courses list prices for flour, wheat, oats, bran, and hay with New York remarks on steady wheat and firm tones.
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