New York Cotton Market Declines Amid Weather Report
In New York on June 17 the cotton market opened easy with June higher and other months lower, then slid as bears cited western belt rumors. The government report improved drought outlook, but prices fell. July retreated to 9.50 and August to 6.26, with the local market closing 10 to 14 points down.
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Cotton Market Woes Persist Amid Heat Wave and Quiet Demand
Dry goods markets show quiet demand with only moderate orders. Spot cotton quotations across flagging markets: New York 95 16 per cent, Atlanta 9, Liverpool 4 15 16d, New Orleans 9 44, Galveston 9 1 2, Savannah irregular at 9 1 2, Charleston 5 1 2, and other cities mixed. Meridian crop letter warns extreme heat and dry wind may damage yields, reducing prospects for improvement in coming weeks.
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Weather and crop prospects amid June rainfall doubts
Reports from Alabama and New Orleans discuss crop conditions in June, noting heavy rainfall uncertainties and the need for favorable weather to sustain a full crop. Market evidence shows spot cotton dwindling, with rains in Texas and Arkansas affecting prices while forecasts emphasize moisture needs and watchful local showers to avoid excessive wetness that could hinder bloom and fruit set.
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Market Review Hints at Corn Rally and Short Squeeze
Chicago market reports a sharp corn advance led by July options amid short covering. Bulls push price high while rains limit grading. wheat and oats show mixed moves as pork and lard edge lower. Crop condition notes from Washington and Atlanta describe drought in the gulf states and favorable conditions elsewhere.
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Market summary notes steady wheat and mixed grains
Wheat prices held steady amid initial strength from higher cables and foreign buying, drifting later on favorable weather despite midday rallies. Corn saw a late-day firming move as June quotes held near prior levels, with oats and oats and flour markets showing muted activity across St Louis Chicago Cincinnati and Atlanta reports.
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Norwood Smite. F Hattmer, K 0. Seale d& O 14 N Pryor St
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