Chicago Board of Trade Prices Trend in July Corn Leads Market
July corn rose to 90c the highest since 1892 as shorts bid up options while September corn fell. Wheat and oats declined amid favorable winter wheat belt weather. local receipts and Seaboard clearances noted. Hog prices edged up, but provisions weakened. futures closed mixed with July corn powering short squeeze.
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Cotton Market Mixed Signals From Washington Report
New York July 6 cotton market opened steady to firm but turned lower as Washington crop reports varied. Early gains faded under broad selling as July and August futures declined. New Orleans and other hubs showed price softness with mixed weekly crop notes, while Liverpool and domestic markets reflected cautious demand and lingering weather concerns.
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Cotton Market Mixed With Weather Boost In Texas
Texas director reports this week 64 percent of cotton acres got over 2 inches rain, 23 percent between 2 and 1.9 inches, and 13 percent under 1 inch. cloudiness and rainfall improve prospects while central and eastern districts still need rain. markets show steady to cautious gains with weather notes influencing cotton and related stocks across New York and Liverpool markets.
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Speculation in Cotton in New York and Liverpool
Murphy and Co reports on cotton speculation with cautious sentiment about the crop status. Liverpool steadiness supports local prices while a conservative outlook dominates due to uncertain crop prospects. Foreign markets lack notable features as noon range stays narrow and porte receipts fall versus last year.
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Grain market quiet amid manipulation fears and weather hints
O'Dell & Co reports July corn showing volatile gains driven by alleged manipulation and short squeeze, while wheat retreats on profit taking. Weather improvements and crop outlook influence prices across grains, with mixed sentiment and cautious trading prevailing. Provisions show divergent moves as hog market strength and shipper selling shape outcomes.
Flour and grain prices and market notes from Atlanta
In Atlanta on July 8 the market lists numerous grains and feeds with varied prices from flour to corn, oats, hay, and meal. Prices show slight declines as weather improvements reduce demand and liquidation rises, with near term futures wobbling around steady to weak.
Grain and commodity price roundup from Chicago to New York
Cash and futures quotes for flour wheat corn oats and related products across major markets. Chicago notes No 2 red and No 2 oats prices with steady to lower tones while wheat and corn show mixed movements. London and New York exchange rates and spot levels for tin and lead accompany the commodity digest.
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Foreign Finances. London and Buenos Ayres Market Notes
London July 2 Consote for money 963 16 do account 967 16 Atchison 8S do preferred 104 string's Central 168. Londonville end Nashville 144. Bar silver steady. Money 2 244 per short ut its 2 dollars. Penness ner ent three months bills. Ys zee 7 16 per cent. premiums 2t Buenos Ayres 131. Pome fo
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