Cotton Market Holds Firm Amid Drought Talks and Weakness
New York June 19 The cotton market opened firm with prices up 3 to 7 points on bullish Liverpool cables and reports of continued western drought. Shorts grew uneasy from large spot gales in Liverpool and 14,000 bales at 132d gain, then recoiled after Wall Street selling and rains in most belt areas except Texas. Prices closed steady 8 to 13 points higher with total around 175,000 bales. Liverpool firm and European buyers supported, while New Orleans and other ports saw mixed activity as weather forecasts favored fair conditions ahead.
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Cotton Market Pulls Back After Texas Rain Doubts
Reports from New York and Liverpool describe a volatile cotton market with sudden shifts in sentiment after a government denial of rain in Texas. Earlier gains faded as traders weighed ongoing moisture shortages in Texas against recent rainfall elsewhere. Strong demand for spots and steady Liverpool activity contrasted with weaker shares in U S markets as traders anticipated further weather impacts.
Wall Street Ends Flat After Busy Trading Day
In New York stocks edged down after a surge yesterday as bears sold freely and short covering pushed prices up briefly. United States Steel led declines amid rumors contested by officials, while other issues like Colorado Fuel and Iron also slipped. Bond and money markets showed firm to steady conditions with total stock volume around 583,500 shares.
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Cotton Seed Trade and Commodities Across Markets
The report covers varied grain and oilseed prices with mixed activity. New York and New Orleans show modest shifts in cotton seed products and coffee prices while stock markets note steady to slightly higher crops and meats in Chicago and Memphis. The Live Stock Market lists cattle, hogs, and sheep movements with regional receipts and price ranges.
Market Records for Cattle Hogs and Grains and Wheat Prices
Market notes show solid cattle demand with 2400 Tezans and top beef steer prices at 8.15 per 100, a twenty year high aside from show cattle. Beef cattle generally steady. hogs higher. sheep dull. mixed Texan and Indian steers and calves listed. grain and meal prices in Atlanta and New York reflect steady to higher trends across flour, wheat, corn, oats, and bran with notable futures activity.
Turpentine and Rosin Market Notes Across Savannah Wilmington and Charleston
Naval Stores data from Savannah Wilmington and Charleston dated June 19 show turpentine firm at 48 in Savannah with 1 953 receipts and 835 sales while rosin remains firm with 3 835 sales and 3 910 exports. Wilmington reports spirits turpentine quiet at 47 with 131 casks, rosin 1.10 to 1.15, crude grades 1.40 2.50 2.60, tar 1.45 with 115 receipts. Charleston shows turpentine and rosin with no activity and quotations omitted.
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Rice Market Signals Steady Activity and Rising Prices
Dan Talmage's Sons Co reports the rice market with continued steady movement and a drift toward higher prices. June sales surpass last year, despite labor disputes. demand broadens as Japan loses monopoly, with Carolina and Honduras sharing in patronage. Atlantic coast and New Orleans show encouragement, stock held by few, and home production gaining share as prices remain low for imports.
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