Cotton Market Quiet Amid Mixed Signals and Rallies
The cotton market in New York opened steady then dipped on easy cables and bearish crop reports, but rebounded to near the previous close as shorts covered. Weekly volume was light at about 75,000 bales with futures helped by weather bulletins and expectations of a bearish August report being discounted.
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York
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New Orleans
Houston
Orivaus
Doge
Smurdiy
Southern Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Weeker
Memphis
Georgia
Carolinas
Texas
Territories
Bmnett
Eample
Ahorta
Brooklyn Union
Erurope
Spat Rio
Senate
Europe
Sao Paulo
Cortes
Neconda
Sleup
Wheat Reaches New Low Mark in Trade
Chicago reports show a sharp decline as heavy receipts push wheat prices down over one cent per bushel. September opens lower, closes near 74 3-4 cents, with extensive daily arrivals at Chicago centers and bears empowered by large sales from leading bulls. Corn declines early then steadies on crop damage news in Texas and manure, while oats slip before recovering. Provisions fall alongside live hogs and lard. Estimated tomorrow: wheat 517 cars, corn 182, oats 286, hogs 22,000 head.
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United States
Sian
France
United Stadtes
Ormore
Russia
Ube
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Duluth
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Shorts
Whear
Cotton market stumbles amid uncertain yield forecasts
The July cotton notes from New York and Southern exchanges describe a dull trade despite firmer prices. Analysts cite crop and weather news, sentiment on yield, and large long positions by professionals, keeping activity near standstill with mixed prospects for gains and losses.
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L. J. Anderson & Co
New York
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Cotton and grain market roundup from New Orleans July 30
Daily market notes from New Orleans and New York relay cotton options, futures, and crop weather. Reports show steady to lower Liverpool cotton, scarce cables, July weather improvements, light boll weevil impact, and favorable yield expectations. Wheat corn oats and provisions trend weak to mixed amid hedging, rains, and strong New York stock activity. coffee and sugar futures close firm on bull demand and rains.
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Gibert &Cay
New Orleans
Liverpool
Times-Democrat Today
Atlantic States
Bureau
Ntango
Listou
Berth
Intercate
Market Summary and Commodities Update Across Global Exchanges
The report notes active trading in ers, Brooklyn, Sugar and United States Steel issues, with long and short covering seen. Railroad stocks like Reading, Baltimore and Ohio, Norfolk, Erie, Atchison, Rock Island, Southern Pace strong. Union Pacific and St. Paul weaker. Liverpool grain markets show dull futures. wheat and corn prices listed. Financials: London money rates steady. Berlin Paris rates given. Naval stores from Savannah and New Orleans show mixed activity with turpentine and rosin noting firm prices and varied quotes.
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American Hide and Ltd
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