Cotton Market Shows Quiet, Mixed Movement in New York
New York July 1 The cotton market was a little steadier than yesterday with irregular decline to steady close. Estimated daily sales 75 000 bales. Opened down 1 to 3 points, later rallied on short covering. Receipts at ports 3 399 bales. week total 30 000 bales. New Orleans spot quiet, futures steady to off, rains in Atlantic belt cited. Dry goods market in New York shows healthy demand for wash goods and underwear products for upcoming four months.
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Official Range and Sales of Stocks Cotton Bulletin
The Liverpool market rose after yesterday's advance, with futures and spot prices up several points. Coverage notes stronger demand and shrinking supply as the July 11, 1908 report details price movements and market reactions in Atlanta.
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Cotton Ogion Bulletin
Stocks and Bonds Market Notes and Cotton Outlook
A sector wide report reviews stocks and bonds with price moves for utilities and rails, and notes on cotton futures. It highlights pressure from rain in Atlantic states, short covering gains, and tentative demand from exporters, with references to major issues and railway bonds.
Market Wrap From Chicago St Louis And Kansas City Priced Briefly
Live Stock Market notes strong cattle and hog demand across Chicago St Louis and Kansas City with receipts and price ranges given. Cotton market softens after Liverpool led improvements fail to sustain gains as short covering fades and selling orders dominate.
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Short Covering Buoys Chicago Wheat and Corn Trading
Traders noted foreigners buying American wheat while black rust reports in North Dakota boosted optimism in the market. September wheat opened higher, closed near day’s top, and cash bids saw light acceptances. Corn and oats rose with weather concerns and active demand from cash houses and commissions. Provisions advanced with hogs rising on packer demand amid higher grain costs. Local receipts showed mixed activity across wheat, corn, oats, and hogs.
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