Change of Front on Reports of Rain in Cotton Market
In New York on June 26 the cotton market opened steady then declined as Texas rain forecasts and showers dampened prices. Reports of drier weather and mixed futures activity followed, with July and other months under pressure while New Orleans and other ports showed varied receipts and stocks.
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Market Review Sees Cotton Price Rise on Teasing Rains
Atlanta reports show light showers in Texas tempering cotton sales. Forecasts call for more rain tomorrow, lifting prices as buyers expect later gains. Texas drought prompts concern but markets foresee eventual stabilization and selling pressure if rains persist. Liverpool and international mentions add cautious tone.
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Market Review Shows St Paul Lead In Granger Rally
The day centered on St Paul stock strength with notable gains as buyers covered shorts. Missouri Pacific and Amalgamated Copper showed activity while Gould stocks gained, and reports on spring wheat prospects supported market optimism despite broader weakness.
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Fruits and Confections in Atlanta Market Report
A garbled market list from Atlanta dated June 26 shows assorted produce and nuts with prices per bush or per 100 quantities. Items include bananas, almonds, mixed nuts, pineapples, dates, figs, and limes, with unclear pricing and vendor names obscured by OCR errors.
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Market Prices From Across Cities June 26
From Atlanta Cotton seed bids and farm staples list fresh stock butter onions peas cabbage and potatoes with per unit prices. New York Cotton seed prices mixed crude and yellow varieties. Memphis notes crude oil prices and refined products. New Orleans reports refined and crude cotton seed products and meat and cake prices.
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Market report on crop movement and metals prices
Movement along the Atlantic coast shows restrained demand due to Night offerings and narrow assortment with New Orleans and the southwest holding higher prices. Crop movement is slow with rainfall shortfalls, pumping suspensions, and a delayed, diminished outlook. ledgers show Louisiana receipts and sales, while copper, tin, and lead markets in New York reflect easy tone but firm close, with specific spot and August deliveries noted.
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Chicago and St Louis Livestock Markets Report June 26
Cattle receipts span Chicago and St Louis with mixed results as markets show steady to slightly lower trends. Hog and sheep totals rise with demand softening. Texas and western cattle lead prices while natives vary. Provisions and meats pricing wrap the day with rib, ham, and lard figures noted.
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Heavy Rains Boost Cotton As Corn Remains Lost
Heavy rains fell in parts of south Texas with showers in central Texas. The drought persists statewide though cotton in watered areas will benefit, while corn is too far gone to recover. Rice should gain from irrigation. Clouds drift westward as weather reports indicate continued rain in southern districts.
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