Cotton closes up as futures hold gains on trading demand
Cotton futures on the New York market end Friday higher by around seven cents, with mill buying and covering cited as main support. Open contracts on the exchange set a new high, reflecting increased trading participation, while spot prices show gains in most Southern markets. The week’s weather remains favorable for the crop and analysts await the next crop forecast due soon.
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Markets At A Glance In New York and Chicago
Markets At A Glance reports mixed activity with bonds quiet and narrow changes. Cotton and wheat show firmness while corn and oats stay strong on cash receipts and short covering. Hog prices fall sharply up to 2.50, cattle hold steady with no top available.
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Unreadable OCR Item on Austin Produce Prices
The fragmentary text mentions produce prices and poultry, with several garbled phrases and stray letters. No clear events, dates, or entities are extractable beyond generic references to Austin and produce.
Bolts Take Many Lives in Rural Lahiiinig Epidemic
An estimated 46 rural people are killed and about 400 injured each year by lahiiinig. The notice highlights widespread harm and ongoing safety concerns in rural communities.
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Steers Heifers Slaughter Prices and Wool Futures Report
Livestock prices mixed with steers and heifers sold for slaughter at 24.00, 25.50 to 29.00, and feeder hogs steady. Sheep and lamb market weaker with top vealers up 50 cents. wool tops and futures declined overall on light demand and market adjust. Fort Worth noted in AP report dated November 3.
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Cottonseed Oil and Currency Futures Mixed in Late Trading
Trading ended with cottonseed oil futures down 16 to 30 points and foreign exchange shifts across major currencies. The report notes modest movements in British pound and other European pairs with limited changes in Latin American rates, highlighting a generally unsettled session across commodities and FX markets.
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Rising Market Slips on Late Selling Orders
Trading finished weak as selling orders dominated late in the session. Major names like Bethlehem and US Steel posted declines with further losses across the market as profit taking trimmed gains and few issues held ground.
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Grain Prices Rally on Light Receipts and War News
Chicago buyers drove grain futures and cash market higher as cash receipts were exceptionally small for the season and war news from Korea remained unfavorable. Wheat rose 4 to 1, corn 3 to 3% cents, oats 1% to 2% cents, soybeans 3% to 5 cents, with several contracts hitting seasonal highs.
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