Cotton Futures Hold Firm On Trade Buying
Cotton futures remained firm on trade buying and short covering as new crop May and old crop July stayed supported by stronger prospect outlook. Prices closed generally higher across the board with gains ranging from 25 to 130 cents per bale, in New Orleans and statewide markets.
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Rail Weakness Pushes Stocks To Downside
Price weakness from railroads dragged the market lower on Monday with a remargin open and slow noon slide. Rock Island Railroad fell near two points then closed down 11 percent as unions and railroads faced labor and diesel locomotive disputes amid faint overall trading activity.
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New York
Sioet
Rock Island Railroad
Bluth & Company
Bear Stearns & Company
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Riral
Association of American Railroads
Spot Cot ton and livestock market roundup including Chicago hogs and cattle
Galveston reports spot cotton prices with middling ranges and sales. Orleans notes average middling at 32.96 cents. Chicago markets show hogs 25 cents lower with varied weights, tops around 20.00, cattle and calves mixed with prime yearlings at 31.00 and steers 23.75-28.00, sheep lambs steady to weak near 30.50-31.50.
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Orleans
Cotonday
Chicago
Wyomings
Colorados
San Antonio
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Reported in Fort Worth and New York
Fort Worth market shows cattle with steer sales 24.00 to 26.50 and calves up to 27.00 while hogs dip up to 19.25 for top butcher rounds and sheep trading active with spring lambs at 30.00 to 33.00 and high shorn lambs near 29.50. New York wool prices and dealer activity noted with marginal shifts and a new top.
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Beth Steel
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Chrysler
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Freeport Sur
Goodrich (Bf
Houston Oil
Int Harvester
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Grains Muted at Chicago Board Trade Mixed Session
Chicago grains closed with a mixed tone as wheat fell sharply at new lows while corn edged higher and oats held near unchanged. Soybeans and lard rallied late after early softness as traders awaited a government report. lard led gains despite a fall in loose lard prices. Demand was fair for cash grain in Fort Worth with modest receipts and bids posted for wheat, oats, sorghums, cane seed, and corn.
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Board of Trade
Fort Worth
Etain and Cotton Exchange
Texas
Texas Gulf Ports
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