Weather and crop reports point to dull mood in cotton market
New York opened dull and easy with cotton prices 3 to 6 points lower amid favorable weather. Progressing losses eased late with 60,000 bales traded. New Orleans and other ports showed quiet to steady activity as rains and showers spread across Texas and southern states, dampening demand and futures. Markets remained cautious with near months weak and prices pressured by favorable climate.
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Cotton Market Note July 1902 Weather and Trade Letter
Weather reports and market notes from July 21 1902 describe near months ruled by demand for spots and miscellany, with forecasts and district summaries. Items from Atlanta Charleston Galveston Memphis and others note cloudiness and temperatures, while letters from Marbury Seale Co. and O Dell & Co. discuss cotton futures, Liverpool influence, and crop prospects amid price fluctuations and reactions in commodities markets.
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Day in Wall Street Shows Mixed Power on Markets
New York July 21 stock action mixed with late weakness as traders priced in a looming $1,000,000 gold shipment to Europe. Leaders included Reading and Pennsylvania while coal and western railroads weakened. Bond markets eased and London selling pressured U S shares amid crop and weather notes and overseas liquidity concerns.
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Wheat declines in Chicago market amid steady rains and profitable selling
Chicago market review records bears prevailing after a rainy spell cools demand. Wheat prices slip with July futures down and September wheat lower, corn and oats easing amid large receipts and favorable weather. Provisions stay heavy as hogs flood the market, while reports from Iowa hint one third crop damage amid widespread selling pressure.
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Wheat and grain prices slip across multiple markets
In St Louis Chicago Cincinnati and New York reports wheat No 2 red and other grain futures fall or are steady amid mixed cash quotes. Oats, corn and flour prices move lower or uncertainly, with regional fluctuations and several markets noting firm or easing tendencies. Sugar, lard and pork prices show varied movements, whileTurpentine rosin and other commodities mark modest shifts.
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August 11 35 Market Roundup With London Prices Decline
The report covers lead and spelter futures in London with declines to £53 and £53 26 8d, local price stability for lead, and weaker London spelter at £49 1s 4d. Also noted are English iron markets in Glasgow and Middlesboro, warrant figures for foundries, St Louis grain and live stock quotes, and Liverpool grain futures.
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