Cotton Falls on Wide Liquidation Across Markets
New York July 31 heavy selling in large scale hits cotton futures and spots as Wall Street breaks pull prices down. October drops to 22.52 and December to 32.70 amid anticipated government report and favorable weather. New Orleans bids slip but gains in rainless belt support values. Berlin export talk and labor concerns add to caution.
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Atlanta Quotations Spot Cotton Market Summary
Spot cotton quotations across ports show mixed activity with mids, lows, and receipts varying by city. Notable figures include Middling around 32.00 to 33.25 and receipts totaling over 22,000 across several districts, with market movement reflecting daily supply shifts and port exports. Weather notes by F. Herrmann, Meteorologist, conclude with regional observations.
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Views on Cotton Market Amid Bureau Report Anticipation
New York and New Orleans report the cotton market showing renewed selling and uneven demand as traders await tomorrow's bureau report. Weather conditions are favorable, with improving crop prospects in parts of the South. Prices are seen as likely to soften further until the report clarifies the yield outlook.
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Naval Stores in Savannah July Turpentine Receipts
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Acute Weakness in Corn Market Across Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago reports bear market pressure in cereals and provisions as rain forecasts shift sentiment. Corn falls about six cents, then closes 54c lower. oats also drop, while provisions weaken briefly but recover some. Cash grain prices show mixed declines with No 2 yellow corn around 52 to 52.50 in Chicago and nearby markets. Kansas City and St Louis list varied bid prices amid ongoing sentiment about crop prospects and policy talk in Washington.
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Commodity and coffee market notes from July reports
The Journal of Commerce notes cotton conditions at 70.1 percent with declines across several states amid heavy rains delaying harvest. South Carolina and Texas show notable drops while Missouri and Oklahoma show gains. New York coffee futures firm briefly on Brazil's market, with late-session declines and mixed spot quotes, receipts and poultry prices also summarized.
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Leaf tobacco stocks rise for manufacturers report
Washington on July 31 reports leaf tobacco held by manufacturers as of July 1 at 1,400,983,323 pounds, up from 1,326,049,358 pounds a year earlier. The census bureau announced the figures, noting gains across leaf, snuff, and rooted tobaccos.
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Wall Street Stocks Rally Then Sell Off On Short Covering
New York stocks opened higher as professional traders bought to cover short sales before the weekend. By noon activity quieted yet remained firm while money rates rose, then late in the day the market weakened. Reports mention Belgian treasury notes potential entry, European credits, and ongoing mergers including Sinclair Consolidated.
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London Markets Fall Amid Yorkshire Miner Strike News
London stock markets show a holiday mood with declines across most sectors. Home railway stocks weaken as Yorkshire miners reject an adjustment formula, while gilt-edged securities stay active and Russian and Argentine issues hold steady or retreat. Foreign exchanges improve for francs and Belgian markets, with New York declining and Liberty Bonds listed amid Bank of England weekly reserve data.
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Market at New York Stocks Steady Toward Money Market Direction
Trading on the New York stock exchange moved largely with the money market as call loans spiked to weeks highs. Rates opened at 6 to 8 percent, with later bids reaching 15 percent on mixed collateral and 20 percent on industrials amid holiday effects and maturing obligations including a 100 million Canadian loan and an American foreign securities loan due tomorrow.
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Cotton crop condition hits low for date in 1920 report
James L. Watking & Son weather summary notes July 21 1929 condition of the cotton crop at 68.8 percent, lowest on record for this date. Excessive rains in May to July hurt cultivation with many fields abandoned and a carryover near 4.9 million bales. Census figures show a projected supply around 17.1 million bales for next season and American mill consumption near 7 million bales. Reports from Texas Arkansas Tennessee and other states detail favorable to poor conditions and widespread boll weevil impact.
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