Cotton Market Dives as Near Months Lead Decline in New York
The New York cotton market opened weak and stayed downward, with near months leading the fall. Bear liquidation and selling by southern planters and European buyers dominated, while the spinning sector held back. Total sales around 200000 bales as prices ended notably lower with scattered minor rallies.
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Cotton markets across ports show mixed moves July 24
A York dispatch notes weak Liverpool influence and good crop hopes pressuring prices. New York reports steady futures early, then declines on stop orders as traders pull back. sales and receipts vary across cities including New Orleans Galveston and Savannah with middling ranges from 8 1 16 to 9 1 4.
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Cotton Exchange Committee
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Houston
Cotton Region Bulletin
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Avendale
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Oklahoma
Vicksburg
J.B Marbuf
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Wall Street
Southern Exchange Cotton Letter bears pressure on markets
In New York July 24 strong bear pressure hit local New Orleans and Liverpool markets. Liverpool opened lower and fell further with erratic moves due to short selling, while New York and the old crop months declined. Bear sellers and crop prospects kept prices weak, with total season receipts and shipments noted across ports.
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New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
Cotton and market trends from the July 24 Seale letter
The Atlanta market report notes a general slump in cotton prices driven by fine crop news and early receipts. It details declines in Liverpool deliveries and spot prices, speculative selling, and expectations of lower futures. It also covers stocks, grain, provisions, and country produce with prices and notable movements across Rock Island, St. Paul, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Armour and Cudahy activities, and local Atlanta produce prices.
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Wall Street Stock Rally Ends With Broad Decline
The market opened with brisk gains as bulls led a widespread advance, but late-day selling intensified. Prices fell 1 to 2 points on many leading issues, with St Paul and Rock Island among notable movers. Rumors and speculative activity fueled volatility while major indices closed easy despite pockets of strength in Grangers and Pacific lines.
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Chicago Market Reviewed in July Grain Session
In Chicago a dull grain session saw July oats and July corn rally to near record highs before relinquishing strength. Prices swung as September contracts weakened amid light receipts, heavy shorts, and concerns over July options manipulation. Provisions rose while hogs climbed on packer demand, with mixed weather and ample crop reports weighing on futures.
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Grain and commodity prices and markets report July 24
The report covers flour, wheat, corn, oats, and rye prices in St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago with bids for No 2 red and white, futures and cash, plus Atlanta and New York details on flour, coffee, sugar, lard, and pork. Livestock and wool markets in Chicago Memphis New Orleans London and Kansas City note steady to firmer trends in cattle hogs and sheep with various regional price ranges.
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Gibert & Clay
New Orleans
The Metal Market Drift In New York And London
The Metal Market reports broad weakness across metals with low trading activity. Tin prices drop a full pound under pressure, London copper slips with futures, and lead holds a steady tone though little trade occurs. Spelter remains firm, iron prices show slight gains, and the local market remains steady with weak demand in several metals.
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