Cotton Opens Firm as Rain Fears Grow Amid Market Fluctuations
New York on June 8 reports a firm cotton open with futures up 3 to 6 points on bullish cables. Short covering surged while rain forecasts and central belt showers triggered later bear pressure. July and August rose briefly, then declined with late selling. Total sales near 250,000 bales as New Orleans notes easier spot prices and futures slips by close.
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The Dry Goods Market in New York Moves Quietly
The market remains monotone with quiet demand across all directions. Prices hold for brown breached and coarse colored cottons and for prints and ginghams while print cloths gain activity. Men's wear woolens and worsteds show slight improvement in reorders for heavy weights. woolens and worsted dress gowns stay quiet and unchanged.
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Cotton market moves to quoted prices on October futures
Liverpool cotton exchange announces a shift to quoting American futures and spot prices per hundredth of a penny starting October. The report lists official spot quotations across multiple U S and port cities, notes on New York and Newark trades, and R M Seal & Co’s market letter citing a possible October crop impact and weather-driven outlook.
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Cotton Market Tilt Dampens as Bears Lead Declines
New York June 18 bears dominated the cotton market with Liverpool breaks and light receipts weighing on July futures. Traders eyed favorable crop reports and demand for spots, while heavy selling and cautious longs kept prices near session lows as weather and rains in Texas influenced sentiment.
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Wall Street Bull Campaign Intensifies on June Rise
Leaders of the bull market pushed a more aggressive stance as the New York stock market broadened and trading volume surged. Railroads led gains while industrials lagged. Reading and coal stocks fell back despite broad strength in related sectors. Market closed active and easy with total stock sales around 737,300 shares.
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Chicago market in turmoil as July corn leads volatility
Chicago June 18. A frantic trading session saw July corn spike then plunge as big players manipulated prices. July corn opened near 67 1/2c, traded down to 63c, then rebounded, finally closing about 2 1/4c under yesterday. Wheat and oats followed mixed moves amid nervous demand and weather signals. Provisions showed strength despite overall market jitters with pork and lard higher on renewed cash demand.
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Market Wrap of Grain and Commodities June Reports
The report surveys rains in the west and softening export pace, with July corn up on Chicago activity and later fading, while wheat holds firm and oats weaken from larger receipts. Cash quotes show mixed bids across flour, corn, oats, and lard, with regional variations at St Louis Chicago Cincinnati and Atlanta.
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