Cotton Market Opens Steady Amid Weather Deterioration
New York August 24 The cotton market opened steady with a decline of 2 to 6 points amid mixed foreign news. Bullish influences from weekly crop weather reviews show central Texas beyond help due to excessive rains and drought across the belt. Southern spots firm on exporters and Fir River spinners demand while fears of a bullish government report kept selling in check.
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Review of New Orleans Market August 24 New Orleans
The spot cotton market was active with buyers pushing for heavy advances while supply limited. About 600 bales of spots and 50 bales to arrive were recorded. futures closed higher across most months. New Orleans acted largely independent of outside influence, with New York orders affecting trend. opening prices dropped briefly before rising. Official spot quotes across cities showed firmness, with New Orleans middling at 58c and other ports steady to firm. Receipts, exports and port totals followed in a standard update.
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Movement at the Ports Report Cotton Prices Across Cities
August 24 market notes across ports show cotton generally firm with varying sales and receipts. New York and New Orleans report steady to firm prices with middling ranges around 6 to 8.5 percent, while Galveston and Wilmington show mixed activity and price levels. Norfolk and Baltimore also reflect firm to nominal tones with modest daily movements and stock figures cited.
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Cotton Market Notes and Financial Roundup August 24
The issue compiles multiple market updates from New York and New Orleans on August 24, detailing cotton prices and Liverpool influences, New York stock activity, bond and bank statements, exchange rates, and related commodity notes including print cloths, coal and oil, with analysis of weather impacts and upcoming crop prospects. Named entities include New York, Liverpool, England, Texas, and various firms such as Hubbard Bros. & Co and E. Small & Co. Cotton values show fluctuations amid bullish reports and profit-taking in a volatile week.
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Murphy & Co Cotton Letter Signals Mixed Market Moves
The Chronicle weekly report notes a poor showing and anticipated weakness in Liverpool, with New York traders reluctant to buy on weak cables. Bullish sentiment returns on reports of 3,000 bales shipped to Liverpool, while Texas crops show declines across most towns, estimated 40 percent down central Texas and 10 percent down north Texas, with Brenham the lone outlier showing strength. Receipts at ports reach 5,159 bales versus 2,200 last year.
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Country Produce Briefs From Atlanta Market
August 24 market notes show eggs, butter, and poultry prices with listings for fancy Jersey creamery butter and Georgia butter. Live poultry and ducks appear with limited sales and several fragmented product lines.
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Jersey
Georgia
Market Notes on Wheat Corn Oats and Provisions in Chicago
Chicago grains and provisions show a dull, featureless Saturday session with September wheat at 70 cents, corn varying near 59 to 70 cents, oats soft but steady, and dairy and meat futures muted. Export moves include 12 loads of wheat and 672,000 bushels seaboard clearances, while receipts from Minneapolis, Duluth, and local cars total around 742 cars.
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McCullough Bro Grain and Produce Letter
Atlanta reports unfavorable weather last week hurting fruit and produce by decay losses. Prices for lamons drop nationwide, banana shipments cut by gulf storm, early fall weather expected to trigger a rebound. Virginia apples remain in the market.
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Market Report Indicates High Prices Stall Consumption
Market notes show crop reports signaling shortages and high prices across fruits and vegetables. New York state and Ohio grapes praised, California fruit moving briskly, Missouri Ebertas ample with good prices, cabbage supply exceeds demand, Irish potatoes at peak prices due to a short crop, onions expected to rise, and poultry, butter, and various imported goods trading at elevated levels.
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Georgia
Missouri
Colt
Market news and prices across commodities and stock markets
New York reports reduced coffee and futures prices amid unfavorable foreign news and heavier Brazilian receipts. Citations include Savannah spirits and rosin, Charleston and Wilmington turpentine, Atlanta fruits and cotton goods, and global metals and grain futures. Cattle, hogs, and sheep markets in Chicago show mixed to steady trends with various price ranges.
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