Cotton Market Sags as Rain Dampens New York Close
The New York cotton market opened barely steady and edged higher on near months, then fell back as reports of widespread rain in Texas and Mississippi and forecasts of thunderstorms curbed gains. Liverpool and European selling pressured prices, with August futures slipping from early highs to settle around 3 to 9 points lower, total sales near 50,000 bales. In New Orleans, spot cotton held steady with light demand before rains sparked a modest decline in later sessions.
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United States
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Dry Goods Market Quiet as Holiday Influence Lingers
The New York dry goods market shows dull spot activity across departments with no price gains. Cotton prices remain inactive at previous levels while hosiery shows moderate demand and underwear stays slow. several cities report quiet or steady middling quotes with minor regional variations.
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St. Louis
Movement at the Ports cotton report July 7
Cotton markets across major ports show steady to quiet tones with varied prices in New York New Orleans and Savannah. Reports summarize sales receipts and stock levels, plus a World Visible Supply update and O'Dell & Co cotton letter noting futures opening steady with mixed sentiment.
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Market Report Bears Press, Rain Delays Weigh on Belt
The late months saw rains in moisture needy areas affecting the belt, dampening activity though bears appeared intermittently. Lower prices drew room shorts buyers but overall business was quiet and attention outside the ring was light. Private telegrams from the belt were generally favorable, yet the market closed severe and uncertain with mixed sentiment.
Cotton Market News and River Trade Slumps in Texas
Reports from New Orleans to New York outline mixed cotton prices with declines on late months and gains on near months amid rains in southwest Texas. Liverpool and Manchester note improved inquiry for cloth while U.S. stocks and overseas imports shift, with weather and drought forecasts affecting future yields. Wall Street sees scattered gains in rails and industrials as crop prospects bounce between optimism and caution.
Chicago market reviewed on rains lifting grain prices
Chicago July 7 nervous, mixed trade as rains in the west boosted prices. September wheat up modestly, corn bid higher, oats steady to unchanged. Provisions firm with hogs strong, markets pressured by short covering and speculative activity led by St Louis selling. Receipts and shipments reported, weather news ongoing.
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Market Report From July 7 Trading Across Grains Tea and Livestock
Grain markets opened weak on oats while wheat and corn showed strength later aided by rain forecasts. Prices rose across wheat options, with September leading gains as buyers including Armour stepped in. Provisions and fats rallied on broker demand and light receipts. Cotton and sugar markets followed the same general upturn as cash grains firmed. Buzz from Chicago and New York showed mixed cash quotations with continued cautious selling. Livestock in Kansas City and St Louis remained steady to higher as cattle and hogs saw selective demand and price support.
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Dixia Flyer Sleeper Extended to Atlantic Beach
The Dixia Flyer sleeper from St. Louis to Jacksonville is extended to Atlantic Beach, Florida. The car departs Atlanta daily at 9 p.m. over the Central of Georgia Railway, arriving Atlantic Beach at 10 40 a.m. Excursion tickets are on sale at 16 Wall Street and Union Depot.
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