Cotton Market Quiet in New York and Liverpool Trade
The cotton market showed a quiet session in New York with narrow fluctuations and a net advance of points, receipts and weekly figures indicating modest activity. In New Orleans and Houston the market held steady, with futures opening higher and trading near the day's top as crop prospects remained favorable. Liverpool and London reports noted easy spots and a dull session, while Chicago wheat and corn moved lower amid bearish sentiment and weather concerns.
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Zaany
Snes
Dureau
New Orleans
Bates
Houston
Gibert & Clay
New
Orisens
Liverpool
Giles
Lonto
Chicago
Russia
Bertal
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Cotton Merchants
Hanover Sausre
Atlante
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
New York Produce Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
A. & Hustace
Stocks and Bonds Market Summary and Outlook
Market overview shows heavy offerings and short covering amid a larger westward run, with bearish sentiment in stocks and oats, while provisions turn weak as packers sell. New York trading sees strength in steel and railroad groups, with cautious buying due to partial rains and a cautious cotton outlook ahead of government reports.
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New York
Commission House
Burgest
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Wheat firm at opening as export demand strengthens
Wheat opened firm due to improved export demand and short covering, with early gains. By day’s end prices closed steady after a Kansas crop estimate spurred selling and a New York export sale lift. Sept futures opened higher, then traded down, with corn and provisions easing on profit taking and larger country acceptances. Local receipts remained sizable with mixed car loads and hedging activity.
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Elosa
Shorts
Russia
Kansas City
Kansas
New York
Bertember
Minneapolis
Duluth
Cotton Prices and Oil Meal Markets Report
New York trading on August contracts shows strong buying for crude oil and cottonseed products. Prices listed include crude at 28 1/2 to 26 cents, prime summer yellow at 8 2/3 cents, white lint at 44 cents. Memphis August figures show prime crude at 30 cents, prime summer yellow at 83 cents, prime meal at 27.00 dollars. New Orleans notes for August list prime crude 34 6, prime 200.
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Moe
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Chiahoma
Vicksburg
Wilmington
Cotton market stalls amid dull trading and light changes
Edmund and Charles Randolph report Atlanta August 1 noting cotton prices hold in a narrow range with public buyers sidelined awaiting government data. Shorts cover gradually, lending a steady tone as futures edge up 2 to 103 points from yesterday. Giles report 82.7 shows little feature and little price movement in New York New Orleans and southern spot markets.
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L. J. Anderson & Co
New York
Giles
Journal of Commerce
Edmund
Charles Randolph
Atlanta
Ita
Waa
London
Lake
Ild
Cleveland Werranta
Northern
No. & Do
Market outlook and commodity prices in mixed trade
Bearish sentiment, favorable weather, and a large short interest frame a cautious market. Stocks opened strong led by United States Steel after a dividend announcement, while grains and provisions traded volatile on Russian unrest and short covering, with September pork and wheat near support levels. Coffee prices fluctuated on Brazilian crop signals and valorization news, with sugar and petroleum steadier and futures mixed in New York trading.
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United States Steel
Commission House
Reading
Union Pacific
Rhode Island
Chicago
Russia
Herbert H. Brown
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