Cotton Market Slips Then Steady Amid Bearish Tone
New York July 7 reports a dull opening with cotton prices 1 point lower to 2 points higher, lifting after calls but closing 1 point lower to 1 point higher. News from Liverpool and New Orleans shows mixed sentiment with bearish weather forecasts and modest demand, total sales around 20,000 bales, futures prices narrowing to within a point.
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New Orleans
Cotton market updates from New York to New Orleans
July 17 reports show mixed activity across cities with middling prices varying from 6 1 8 to 9 1 2, receipts and stocks listed for Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, St Louis, Memphis, Augusta, Houston, and New Orleans. Beers Cotton Letter notes Liverpool gains then slight decline as buyers reappear and weather shifts influence near months.
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Wilmington
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Aoaten
Louis
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Murphy &Co., Inc
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South Pryor Guest
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Murphy and Coats Letter Describes Cotton Interest Decline
New York dispatch notes ongoing lack of interest in cotton trading with cautious forecasts. The column hints at temporary weakness but says a substantial demand will reappear for those needing cotton before a likely price rise, despite uncertain crop prospects.
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Cotton Market Outlook and July Movement Notes
A New York letter from Hubbard Bros. & Co. reviews cotton market nerves. Prices remain high, buyers hold back, and opinions diverge on free movement and rapid mill absorption. Weather is clear, crop prospects show improvement, and port receipts compare 2,500 to 8,000 last year as traders wait for new features in a quiet market.
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Seale General Market Letter reports quiet Liverpool sales and mixed stock moves
Atlanta July 7 The Liverpool spot market saw 15 000 bales sold at current quotes while overall trading remained quiet with little price action. Rail shares rallied on some names and coalers advanced though no clear market direction emerged as traders awaited mine workers convention and future incentives. Foreign buyers showed heavy activity in wheat and oats markets with deferred futures favored amid strong export demand. Provisions and cotton sections noted varied activity and cautious sentiment across regions.
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Wall Street Daily Market Movements July 17
Today’s Wall Street activity pushed volume past a million shares with broad participation and notable gains in coal and railroad issues. Gains in United States Steel faded as profit taking hit low priced issues, while Chesapeake and Ohio advanced.Treasury and bank condition notes shaped late trading.
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Corn Center of Speculative Stage Hits Mixed Markets
Grain and stock pits show mixed strength with July corn volatile on bullish bets and potential corner fears. Wheat gains supported by crop prospects while corn tightness and export rumors buoyPrices fluctuated as bulls and bears juggled positions amid cash demand and cyclone warnings.
No.2 56 1-2 Chicago July options strong and higher
In Chicago July option markets No 2 red cash and elevator bids rose with stronger tones in No 2 wheat and corn. Reports from St Louis and Cincinnati show dull flour and firmer corn with higher oats. July cash quotes for flour, corn, and oats are listed along with assorted regional prices for July and December futures. The piece also lists wide cotton and rice market notes and a long row of Southern and textile mill stock prices, with rice remaining a strong, brisk market as the crop nears.
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