Cotton Market Opens Weak As July Notices Surge
New York July 22 cotton opens weak with prices 4 to 19 points lower and fluctuates under nervous trading as 2,500 July notices enter the market. First sale at 8.60. near positions slip to 8.43 with bears and late shorts wary amid mixed weather and crop news. New Orleans and Liverpool postings show modest declines, with weekly crop reports noting drought relief in some areas and continued damage in others.
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Wall Street Stages Mixed Trade Amid Gold Moves
The July 22 Wall Street session opened uneven as gold export fears weighed. Eastern rail stocks led gains, while the market overall fell short of recent vigor with heavy selling noted in some blocks. Trading showed volatility. bonds were dull. total stock sales reached 784,000 shares with mixed advances in key 재sts.
New York market shows broad weakness in metals
The metal market slid with declines across copper tin and lead. Tin prices fell about 30 points while London and foreign markets softened with spot and futures lower. Local quotes for lake and electrolytic metals weakened amid light buying and quiet trading activity.
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Chicago Market Reviewed
Chicago July 22. Sharp price swings in grains tied to September wheat and provisions with heavy liquidation in hogs and packed meats. Wheat rose on rumors and Bullish stats. July and September corn and oats closed higher. Trade seen as nervous with professional selling and some shorts covering amid a generally bearish backdrop. Major entities include Bradstreet, Seale & Co., and O'Dell & Co. with receipts and futures activity across wheat, corn, and oats.
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Market notes reflect nervous grain trading amid weather fears
In Chicago and New York commerce traders mixed bearish weather forecasts with strong wheat and corn ties. Bears pressured provisions while buyers steadied prices, and cattle and hog markets showed losses amid a broad, cautious session across currencies and regional quotes. The day closed with mixed but steady tone in grains and softer hogs.
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