New York Cotton Market Opens Steady After Mixed Reports
Near record of favorable crop data and light buying orders spurred a late rally after initial declines in New York cotton prices. Futures eased then recovered, with July and August futures climbing as shorts covered. weather in the South showed little rain, keeping sentiment cautious. In New Orleans, activity was subdued with 1600 bales traded and unchanged quotations as markets worldwide remained quiet. Dry goods trade in New York remained limited with steady prices on staple cottons and varied demand for cotton yarns.
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New York
Liverpool
the Chronicle
Bears
New Orleans
Neinding
Regulata
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Texas
Atlantic
Spot Cotton Quotations By City And Futures Range
Official closing quotations for spot cotton across ports show varied tones from steady to quiet. Cities like New York and Houston report middling near 93 and 9 1 2 cents, while Savannah and Galveston show irregular or steady pricing with small daily movement. Futures to New York reflect quiet trade and limited sales, with inventories and receipts noted at several ports including New Orleans and New York.
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Liverpool
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New Orleans
Savannah
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Galveston
Norfolk
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
Houston
St. Louis
Cottom
Willington
Baltimore
Weston
Philadelphia
St Louis
Financiers wait for crop data before market moves
New York June 7 Special. Wall street held firm as peace in South Africa eased tension but signaled a slow summer. Brokers warned of potential crop outcomes shaping the market, with emphasis on specialties and tobacco stocks while trepidation edged into rail and coal shares amid payables and a looming war tax clearance.
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New York
Wall Street
South Africa
London Stock Exchange
Talbor
Cotton Movement Signals Record Export Pace Across States
The daily cotton market reports show Texas and Indian Territory leading with large bale inflows, while Gulf and Atlantic states post notable gains in movement. Secretary Hester notes nine months of data revealing big increases in marketed cotton across Texas, Gulf, and Atlantic regions despite price drops in silver and global shifts.
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Hester
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Indian Territory
Pulf
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Loulsland
Missesippi
Tennessee
Misfori
Okahoma
Atlantic States
North Ard
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Virginia
Gulf States
Inian Territory
H. & B. Beer's Cotton Letter
New Orleans reports show a slightly stronger start with a 3 point gain and 1 to 4 point losses later, yielding a net daily decline of 2 to 5 points. Weather remains generally fair across the cotton belt with scattered showers forecast for Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle tonight and Sunday.
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H. & B. Beer
New Orleans
Liverpool
Cotton Belt
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Arkansas
Texas
Southern Exchange Cotton Tatter
The cotton market opened with slight gains over last night’s close on a firmer Liverpool market. Liverpool buyers supported prices as the session progressed, while New York futures weakened after initial strength, failing to follow foreign demand despite favorable crop advices.
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Southern Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Liverpoo
Excessive Rain A Help To Wheat In Chicago Market
Chicago June 7 excessive rain aided wheat and cables, with July wheat up and corn dull yet firm. Provisions edged up on thin hogs while market breadth showed cautious upper movement. Estimates and receipts varied, but bearish weather notes and strong buying from merchants kept futures broadly firm.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
St. Lows
Keibe
Commission House
Southern Exchange
Liverpool
Prospects and risks in crops stir market caution
The piece notes crops show early promise but warns against overinflating stock prices on unborn harvests. It cites corn as the country’s main crop, warns yields can shift with July heat or September frosts, and urges market restraint while supporting a stable, territory-spread outlook to navigate another year on current values.
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Wall Street
Flour Prices and Wheat Outlook Across Markets
Raw grain prices for flour and cereals are reported from Atlanta New York St Louis and Chicago. Quotes cover flour types including patent and patent blends, various wheat grades, corn and oats daily prices, with notes on market factors such as cables rains and profit taking influencing oats and wheat futures. The dispatch collates bid prices for flour and staple grains across several markets.
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AGO
Hiesel
Provisions price report from Atlanta and other cities
Provisions markets across Atlanta Boston New York St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati on June 7 show mixed movements. Lard is steady to firm with denoted values, pork products including ham and bacon vary by grade and location, and short clear and boxed ribs fetch notable prices in several markets.
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Atlanta
California
St. Louis
New York
Western Steam
Chicago
Cincinnati
Florida Vegetables Market Prices Brief
Florida vegetables and fruit prices listed from Atlanta on June 7 include cabbage crates at 2.00, cucumbers at 1.00 per crate, neons 60 per crate, squash 1.31 per crate, beets and cabbage crates priced at 2.00, tomatoes 2.50, strawberries 1.25 per quart, English peas 0.76 per crate and 1.00 per crate for unspecified items.
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Atlanta
Florida
Metal Market Quietly Steady in New York on June 7
The New York metal market on June 7 showed little activity with prices holding firm. Tin prices ranged around 29.50 to 30.25 for spot, copper varied across several subcategories from about 11.65 to 12.5212, lead held at about 4, and zinc and other metals hovered near their prior levels.
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New York
Tinwan
Neelee
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