Cotton Market Fluctuates Amid Dull Trade and Rain Signals
The cotton market opened firmer on batter cables and firm forecasts, then eased after early gains as bearish weather and week covering influenced prices. Receipts at ports rose to 9,252 bales. New Orleans spot trading remained dull with minor gains, while Liverpool quotes showed a steady market with 8,000 bales traded.
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Wheat and corn futures rise amid dry weather signals
Chicago markets show bullish wave with July wheat up 1-2?8 cents and corn advancing 3-8 to 4-0 cents. Oats and hogs follow the trend as traders digest dry conditions across Kansas and Nebraska and stronger weekly outputs. Strong demand and limited deliveries push closings to new highs for the season.
Stocks and Bonds Opening Range and Market Notes
The page lists opening range close figures for stocks and bonds with various coupons and registered notes. It mentions bond listings such as Colorado and Southern, American Tobacco, and others, plus interior movement and estimated Monday cotton receipts for New Orleans Galveston and Houston. It notes market uncertainty and weather impacts in the southwest, with commentary from Shearson, Hammill, and Co. and references to several railroad and utility bonds.
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World cotton takings and market outlook in June report
The report details world cotton stocks at 1,994,373 bales with the United States holding 616,000. It notes weekly intake around 200,000 bales from several spinners, forecasts potential totals near 2,200,000 bales if trends continue, and cites prices not dropping below 10 cents per pound. It discusses crop conditions across Texas and the Atlantic Gulf states, drought pockets, and the impact of weather on yields, while mentioning naval stores and finance updates from London and Paris.
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Cotton supply and spinner demand in New York market
The Financial Chronicle reports weekly American cotton takings at 214,000 bales and a shrinking visible supply to 1,780,000 bales. With 10 weeks left to August, a continued 180,000 bale weekly drop could leave about 340,000 bales in stock, the smallest on record, while world buyers push for prices around 10 cents per pound and spinners prepare to secure demand despite uncertain output.
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Cotton market cautious as rain fears roll through
In a dull day traders faced a cautious cotton market amid rain worries in the far south. Nervous dispatches and softened sentiment kept prices steady or slightly lower as speculation rose that earlier records in cotton could be eclipsed. Theodore W Hubbard Bros. & Co., New York, report June 16.
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The Metal Market and Liverpool Grain Notes
New York and Liverpool market summaries update metal and grain trading. Metals show little change with listed prices for copper lead zinc and spelter. grain prices in Liverpool reflect mixed wheat and corn futures amid quiet trade.
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