Selling Cotton Sent Prices Off
New Work September 24 Nervousness over Wash ington action on the cotton futures tax caused a volatile session. Prices opened steady then tumbled over 20 points on widespread liquidation while Liverpool heaviness and local selling capped gains. A late rally from covering and London buying offset some losses, with December futures slipping from 115 to 130 and spot quotes for middling upland at 19.60 and gulf 14.85.
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Cotton Markets Seventh September Prices Across Ports
The September 24 cotton market shows steady to firm middling prices across key ports led by New York and New Orleans. Trade remains cautious amid tariff talks in Washington while weather forecasts predict unsettled conditions in the western belt. Exports to Britain and the Continent rise with total receipts around 24,000 bales and stock near 70,000.
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Market Firmness in Liverpool Cotton Prices After Liquidation
Gibert and Clay New York reports firm prices for Liverpool cotton as speculators buy for account amid heavy outsider liquidation. American purchases supported activity though not enough to prevent brief drops. traders anticipate a heavier movement once clear weather resumes. Liverpool futures show varied ranges with moderate demand and 12,000 bales received. American shipments noted at 1,000 bales for speculation and export.
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Cotton Seed Oil and Market Updates September 24
Cotton seed oil prices fluctuated with selling pressure then firming on European demand and domestic activity. Crude prices range 3.80 to 7.40, with futures showing mixed movements, while treasury and money markets noted steady to uneven conditions amid broader financial activity.
Wheat Receipts Drop Pressures in Chicago Market
Chicago September 24 wheat prices fell as estimated Winnipeg receipts and imports signaled rising supplies. Corn and oats also declined with provisions easing amid weaker hog and beef markets. Packers led selling while late buying by major firms offered slight support, but overall sentiment remained bearish. Shipments and receipts figures across grains and produce were listed, showing broad market pressure.
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Grain and livestock prices move across US markets and Atlanta
Chicago and St Louis grain quotes show wheat corn oats and soy highlights with spot and futures, while Kansas City and New York report cash markets and futures steady. Atlanta market notes include beef cattle hogs sheep and cured meats with price ranges and provision company updates.
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Cotton market in New York and Liverpool chatter
New York reports firmer cotton prices with advances for denims and bleached cottons and steady demand for staples. Wool yarns for sweaters appear in native call while markets await Washington conference news. In Liverpool, demand wavers as quotes rise and rumors swirl about possible government action on cotton policy. The overall mood is unsettled with near term uncertainty on direction.
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Market close reflects uncertain U S legislation impact
Hubbard Bros. reports European buyers remain distant from Clarke Amendment views causing cautious behavior. Liverpool buyers pushed prices higher early but selling pressure and uncertainty kept gains small. Weather limits crop progress while spinners wait for a movement decline. A letter tone emerged after hours on near term prices.
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Bears Hammered Standard Stocks In Chicago Market
Bearish sentiment dominated the New York and London markets as fears over Europe and the Balkans affected trade. Steel and copper reports weighed on domestic stocks while New Haven showed strength and Southern Pacific warrants moved with government actions. Bond activity was irregular as Central Pacific and Southern Pacific considerations influenced prices.
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A partial OCR snippet mentions Pork priced at 22.00 and Leah Cobo with Riba priced at 10.75 dated 11-26. The text includes mixed terms and nonsensical strings like Sinciouatl and Gentetmbar 24-Tard. No coherent event or entities established.
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Money and Exchange. Market unsettled with higher prices
New York September 24 The coffers market was unsettled today as dirt prices rose on continued firm news from Europe and steadiness in cost. Openings held steady with gains in Rio and Brazil futures at 12 to 125 points. Havre and Hamburg showed mixed moves. Brazilian receipts were 0.000 dramnst, with July figures 8,000 against 69,000, while various futures quoted open and close values for January February and December.
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Georgia cotton crop may break records this season
The Savannah News reports that Georgia’s cotton haul for September 1 to September 30 compares favorably with 1911 and 1912, with Central railway shipments reaching 1 297 cars this year versus 1 285 in 1812 and 1 526 in 1911 for the same periods. The trend suggests the 1915 season may surpass 1921, with an average of 60 bales per car and sustained movement likely.
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