Cotton Market Mixed in Whit Monday Week Session
The market showed moderate activity with erratic price movement as traders awaited trend cues. Prices traded firmer early, then slipped on favorable weather and land leasing news, recovered mid session, and closed with gains of about 20 to 21 points. July and October reached daily highs before easing near Saturday’s close. Orleans spot cotton closed steady with gains as sales climbed on higher middling quotes.
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Cotton Market Fluctuates as July Futures Rise on Rebuying
Fluctuations in the cotton market Monday left traders cautious awaiting acreage reduction details. July futures rose to about 9.02 while active months held around 8 points higher midday. Spot prices showed middling around 9.30, with the market rallying later as buyers reentered and contracts remained scarce.
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York
Cottonseed Oil Prices Edge Higher in New Orleans and New York
In New Orleans on June 5 prime yellow cottonseed oil quotes 485 to 495 with steady tone for prime crude futures for June to December. In New York on the same day futures closed near 5.25 to 5.65 for various months with modest activity and selling at 20 cents bid.
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Livestock Market Report Summary
Livestock AGO June 5 numbers show 46 000 cattle including 23 000 direct with demand down from Friday. Calves 20 000, buyers weak. steers top around 7.10, roads 6.00. Slaughter cattle and feeders: 550-900 lbs to 7.50, 900-1100 lbs 5.75-7.50, 1000 lbs 5.75-7.50, 1300-1500 lbs 5.50-6.25, common and medium 4.25-6.00. Vealers good to choice 6.00, medium 4.50-5.00. Sheep 8 000, not fully established, strong sales but buyers resisting. ewes and wethers 7.50, lambs 90 lbs down 7.50-8.50, ewes 90-150 lbs 1.75-3.25.
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Futures market steady after early losses in York trade
In York on June five the futures market opened lower, then moved higher with July contracts rising from 1.51 to 1.54 and later to 1.63 as the general market softened near 2 p m. War futures closed steady with modest declines. Sales reached 13,300 tons with prices quoted for July September December and other months.
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York
Market Surges as Stocks Jump on Monday Gains
New York stocks rose sharply Monday after profit taking, with many favorites up 1 to 4 points or more. Volume expanded on the rally as gains appeared in Allied Chemical and Western Union among others, while bonds stayed firm in higher-grade issues and the market faced a cautious outlook after a steep advance since April.
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Delaware & Hudson
Southern Pacific
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Market snapshot from New York and Chicago trades
New York stocks rally after early unsettlement with bonds and industrials strong, curb shares advancing, and foreign exchanges steady. Cotton rises amid active buying, sugar steady, coffee offered more from Brazil. Chicago notes wheat gains on crop damage, corn firm, cattle and hogs weaker with prices cited.
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Grain Market Rises After Financing Notice For Wheat to China
Chicago grain prices firmed Monday after a financing notice for selling 10 million dollars of U S wheat to China. Wheat opened slightly lower, then climbed to end 1 to 11-4 higher than Saturday. Corn and oats rose, while provisions swung between decline and gain.
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Local firms offer expert services and supplies in Monroe
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New Orleans Market Report Shows Mixed Produce Trends
New Orleans dispatch notes stable overall fruit and vegetable prices with green corn down slightly. Beans, new potatoes, and Creole onions rise. Florida melons, cantaloupes, and citrus show varied gains, while shipments include 84 cars potatoes and several carloads of peppers, tomatoes, and mixed vegetables.
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago
USDA notes U S potato shipments with 184 on track 260 total. Weekend totals 991 Saturday 55 Sunday. Wisconsin round whites and Michigan Russet rurals quoted 1.25 to 1.35. Idaho Russets 1.60 to 1.70. New stock weaker, supplies liberal. Alabama Texas Mississippi triumphs 2.00 to 2.25. North Carolina Cobblers 3.50 to 3.60.
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