Typical Saturday Cotton Trade in New Orleans Market
The cotton market opened 2 to 3 points down then rallied 13 to 14 points as February consumption exceeded expectations and cold weather boosted demand. Later, prices eased 19 to 20 points from highs with near months down 13 to 14 points and distant months about five points. Census data shows February consumption at 567,244 bases, up from 550,775 last year. May May trading reached 18.22, July 17.79, October 17.05, about 13 to 14 points above opening.
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New Orleans
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Census Bureau
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Liverpool
New York Stocks Close Higher In Broad Rally
Wall Street extended gains as traders priced in stronger earnings and steady economic data. Major indices climbed with notable advances for banks tech and industrials, while trading volumes remained steady amid ongoing concerns about inflation.
Cotton Goods Markets Readjust to Lower Prices
New York March 13. Cotton goods markets show steady price readjustment to lower levels and buying is restricted in several directions. Production is quietly curtailed as orders expire and machines shut down to avoid accumulations while buyers delay orders. Print cloths and bleached cottons hit multi year lows with several fabrics listed at reduced prices.
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Cotton Goods Quiet As Print Cloth Advances
New York reports a quiet day for cotton goods with some houses raising print cloth prices from weekly lows. Printed goods remain active while yarns ease and exports reach nearly 16 thousand bales. Continuous production curtailment of 25 percent is decided by southern fine combed yarn mills amid minor shifts in wool and silk sectors. Prices for May July and October futures slide from recent highs.
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Southern Mills
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Foreign and domestic bond listings with yields and ratings
A compiled list of government and corporate bonds from various issuers including Argentine, Austrian, Dutch East Indies, French Republic, Goodyear, Empire Gas and Fuel, U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Union Pacific, and many others. The table shows bond types such as 6s 7s and 5s with yields ranging roughly from 0 to 112 percent, along with company names and issuing bodies.
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Dodge Bros
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Goodyear Tire
Great’ Northern
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Cotton market shows small gains then declines
A moderate advance in cotton futures gave way to declines as July fell from 18.48 to 18.28, with May and October recovering briefly to 18.94 and 17.74 before softening again. Prices ended near day lows, with near months hardest hit by selling and thunderstorms in sentiment.
Market recovery lifts many stocks after big losses
A sharp weekly stock rebound erased a large portion of last week's declines. Higher steel prices and potential dividends at Republic Iron and Steel boosted steel shares while Gulf Coast and California crude price increases and merger rumors supported petroleum stocks. Rail shares gained amid wage demands and Pere Marquette dividend hikes. The planned merger of American Locomotive and Railway Steel Spring added new strength to equipment stocks.
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Republic Iron and Steel
Gulf Coast
California
American Locomotive Company
Railway Steel Spring Company
Last Day to Register for March 30 Rural School Term Vote
Next Saturday is the final registration day for the March 30 election on an eight month term for rural schools. Registration is light, so outcome hinges on voter turnout and convictions. The piece notes strong advocacy for better schooling and road development, urging citizenship and participation.
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