Cotton Market News Signs Mixed as Prices Slide
New York June 7 The cotton market opened steady up 1 to 1 1/2 points and gained on old crop futures while new crop stayed muted due to favorable weather. Early trading saw July near 16.30 and August 14.66 before a late New Orleans and southern selling pushed old crop down to last night’s close and new crop to about 11 points net loss. Rallies followed on renewed cover and support as Liverpool buyers and firm cables helped lift prices, with southern spot markets steady to 3% higher. Receipts at ports totaled 5,065 bales, week tallies show declines from last year. Spot closed quiet: middling uplands 16.40, middling gulf 15.45.
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Market Drop Triggers Widespread Grain Slowdown
Wheat futures tumbled as short interest vanished and June’s selling intensified while forecasts for spring wheat brought showers and warmer weather. Corn and oats followed lower with provisions slipping, and Kansas City cash wheat weak amid thinning buying. Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady but faced choppy trade as weather forecasts weighed on sentiment.
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Market report shows quiet cotton and oil trading
New York Time reports a quiet cotton and oil market with 3,300 barrels sold. Near positions steady to up 7 points on light offers, new crop positions flat to down 1 point with weak demand. Prime crude and yellow oils quoted with narrow ranges. Futures closed steady with mixed regional grain and naval store prices noted across Atlantic and southern ports.
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Stocks Rebound on News of Rate Accord in Rail Dispute
New York July 7 stock market rose after news of an agreement on rail rate disputes. Traders covered shorts and rotated to buying as railroad executives signaled relief over delays in rate increases and anti-trust challenges. Bonds and money markets showed mixed action with Treasury balances and exchange rates reflecting cautious optimism.
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Hubbard Bros report Liverpool market rise amid demand pull
New York June 7 Liverpool market shows 30 points up on yesterday as Manchester spinner demand strengthens liquidity concerns ease near term. Short interest in near deliveries remains, with expectations of continued cover until liquidation or South shipments reduce the outstanding. New crop deliveries close lower due to favorable southern weather, signaling potential crop improvements next month.
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Liverpool
May Board of Trade figures show exports rise
London on July 1 reports the May board of trade statement with imports up by 65,073,000 int erpretations and exports at 20,407,600. Increases in imports include 20,000,000 for food supplies and grain and 25,000,000 for raw materials with rubber receipts at 10,000,000. The rise in exports is driven by manufactured products.
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London Bank Noted for Large bullion Movement
The report records bullion totaling £88,000 taken to a London bank and £18,000 withdrawn for shipment to South America. It notes exchange rates in francs and marks and mentions private discount rates as 3 percent.
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South Ameri
Weather and Market Roundup Across Cotton States and Midwest
The report details temperature ranges across the cotton growing states from eastern to western regions with highs near 100 degrees in some areas and scattered heavy rainfall in the south. It also catalogs livestock prices and receipts in Chicago, St Louis, Kansas City, Louisville, and notes cattle, hog, and sheep markets with mixed gains and steady to firm trends. Bradstreet’s notes reductions in available wheat and corn supplies US-Canada wide, with Florida cantaloupes and beans highlighted as fresh commodities.
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Georgia Market Report Of Fresh Produce And Dairy Prices
Georgia market notes show varied pricing on fruits vegetables and dairy. Items include cucumbers peppers pineapples oranges and lemons with prices ranging from 1.50 to 4.25 per unit or crate, plus poultry and potatoes with mixed dairy quotes from national markets and local receipts.
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