Texas crop fears drive cotton market action in July
New York reports steady to higher prices as floods and heavy rains in the Brazos valley Texas spur fears of crop damage. Futures rallied midday then eased to close near morning highs. Liverpool buyers supported August while New Orleans saw mixed activity with rain improving some months and futures fluctuating amid weather sentiment.
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Cotton Market Notes and Weather Impact on Texas Crop
Report discusses continued cotton picking in central and southern Texas counties retarded by rains. 300 bales entered San Antonio as widespread damage fears from drought, pests, and bollworms persist. Weekly crop summary notes drought across Virginia to Texas with Texas rains affecting development. prospects vary by region while markets await bureau data and weather impacts on movement and prices.
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Chicago Grain Market Slumps Amid Large Receipts
Chicago July 29 grain trading showed active but uneven moves with broad declines in corn and oats as large receipts and favorable weather weighed on prices. Wheat fluctuated, late rallys steadied by strong demand for September and key bears faded as influential buyers stepped in.
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Market News Shows Mixed Crop and Commodity Moves
Atlanta and New York price quotes reveal mixed activity across flour, grain, and provisions. Old wheat flour and corn prices edge variedly while hogs, lard, and cotton seed markets show modest shifts amid uneven demand and receipts. Local buyers and Harris-Gates influence noted amid broad market softness.
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