Decline Shown in Entire Cotton Belt in July Report
The July 3 market roundup notes a nationwide decline in cotton condition across states led by Texas and Louisiana, with North Carolina and Georgia showing modest changes. Rainfall since June 25 provided little help, Texas warnings of further deterioration by July 10, and the New Orleans Cotton market firm with futures reacting to the government condition report.
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Cotton market reacts to forecast office report in Texas rains
The market moves from bearish to bullish as the forecast office says Texas rains offer little crop relief, with the June 25 crop condition at 84.7 and potential further deterioration. Prices rise on demand, with sentiment shifting to bullish despite nervous shorts and holiday trading. Total sales cited around 5,000 bales.
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Cotton Market Roundup From New York and Ports
Movement at the Ports New York July 3 Cotton quiet sales none middling uplands 95 16 ault 99 16 net receipts 80 gross 80 stock 50056 New Orleans July 3 Cotton firm sales none middling 9 receipts 3 stock 96 2 ton duly 3 Cotton steady middling jes 473 receipts 168 stock 19 143 July 3 Cotton quiet middling 3% receipts 7 140 July 3 Cotton steady middling 9 stock 5 507 July 3 Cotton quiet middling my os W749 Veumin July 3 Cotton firm middling receipts 32 stock 8206 folk July 3 Cotton quiet middling 914 Meg 2 receipts 33 stock 9695 fmor July 3 Cotton nominal middling stock 5300 aston July 3 Cotton steady middling gu receipts 50 Paradelphia July 3 Cotton steady middling 9 S 16 receipts 115 stock 1130 Louis July 3 Cotton quiet middling gales 70 receipts 317 stock 20124 July 3 Cotton quiet steady 9 rates sales 322 receipts 12 stock m Sealy Cotton quiet middling iG sales 172 receipts 3 stock 7574 England New York Market July 3 The cotton market open steady and unchanged to 2 points with better Liverpool cables. Reports of red heat in central Georgia tempered early gains.
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Cotton Market Shifts After Bureau Report July 3
New Orleans reports a mixed market as the bureau’s June 25 condition shows 84.7 percent, sparking gains then selling off. Texas shows a 22 point drop, rains called insufficient, while New York traders note limited inventories and increased buying on weakness. Western exchanges reflect holiday near, with Liverpool prices up and futures firm on anticipated crop prospects.
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New York
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New York July 3 Stock Market Report and Commodities
The New York market shows a holiday tone with dullness in most issues while Louisville and Nashville and Sugar lift on manipulation talks. Illinois Central and other rails lead gains as money eases, with Amalgamated rising then relinquishing gains. foreign markets show mixed signals as banks report changes and gold prices drift. Chicago wheat and corn trade weakens on July holiday sentiment and favorable weather. oats and provisions ease while milder demand supports select leaders.
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Cotton Letter: Quiet Open With Small Rise On Demand
O'Dell & Co reports New York cotton opening quiet and steady with prices unchanged to up two points. Moderate rise follows from strong demand by room shorts, aided by better Liverpool. Monthly report shows commission 64.7 percent. Short covering spikes on government data. rains in Georgia reduce drought fears as new crop movement draws mild interest. Trade remains quiet with light receipts and mixed, uncertain late sentiment.
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Eany
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Grand Fifth Regiment duel outshines other parades in town
M Rich & Bros Co advertise large stock of red white and blue decorations. The piece notes a major Fifth Regiment fight at 6 pm. Regional market data follow with cattle hogs sheep and produce prices from St Louis Atlanta Charleston and New York, highlighting receipts and price ranges.
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