Cotton Market Differs Slightly as Prices Hold Near Bedrock
New York July 1 Cotton prices showed a narrow trading range with a steady close despite some selling pressure. Reports noted heavy rainfall and weather developments across the belt, with Liverpool remaining steady and July demand firm, while Southern markets stayed unchanged and port receipts totaled 923 bales.
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Wet Belt Warnings and Markets Slip in July Reports
New York July 18 reports show COTT foreign and cotton markets slipping with July notices subduing positions while rains and wet weather bolster crop hopes. Chicago wheat weakens on rust fears amid broad market uncertainty. Stock and bond outlooks mixed with Russian and Paris tensions shaping gains and losses. Local weather notes heavy rainfall in several southern cities.
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Wheat advances on rust reports from Minnesota and Dakota
Chicago July 6 Wheat futures rose after reports of black rust in Minnesota and South Dakota. September climbed to about 78 7-8 cents, corn and provisions also gained, while receipts and European demand influenced late session strength. Local and distant markets showed mixed activity with primary receipts around 1.29 million bushels.
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Liverpool Grain Market Mixed as Futures Dull on Wheat and Corn
Liverpool markets show wheat futures steady around 68 7 3 4 for July and 374 for September with spot nominal. Corn futures quiet with July at 4s ed and September 49 7d, while spot prices remain subdued amid broader commodity weakness. Treasury Balance figures released in Washington show available cash 170,511,543 with gold 98,492,389 and gold certificates 40,195,690. London tin falls, Atlantic metal prices softer. local refiners report mixed electrolytic pricing and unchanged foundry rates amid a generally dull market. Lead falls at St. Louis while zinc and spelter hold steady in regional markets.
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Blood and Liver Syrup Restores Health in Six Months
M A Slaton of Lexington Kentucky reports six months of dyspepsia and headaches ended after using this Blood and Liver Syrup. Two bottles brought relief and full recovery, with the testimonial noting the product's effectiveness.
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