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From: Jose Peña [mailto:jgpenag@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2008 7:53 PM
To: Marcos Hernandez; ALejandro Matos; Alejandro Matos
Subject: Fotos del 25-07-2008 de remocion de tierra desechable

 

buenas noches, adjunto le estoy enviando fotos de como va el terreno hasta la jornada de hoy.

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Ing. José Gabriel Peña Gómez

 

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Información de Marcos Hernandez

En la siguiente liga de QuimiNet encontré esta información que considero que puede resultar interesante / útil.

http://www.quiminet.com.mx/principal/noticia.php?N=8717041193426331835119311934731296305627525

Saludos cordiales

Marcos Hernandez
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ALGODON: incremento de precios futuros

                   UPLAND SPOT PRICE QUOTATIONS        SPOT TRANSACTIONS

 

                                 Color 41  Color 31 Usuable sales provided

               Basis                Leaf 4    Leaf 3 to Cotton Programs

Area          N.Y. Futures      Staple 34 Staple 35      Today        Season

               Points  Month    cents/lb. cents/lb.      bales         bales

 

USA            -700     Oct-08       70.51     71.51      2,993       164,116

                                                    Upland total

Average       -1065     Oct-08       66.86     70.19      3,972     1,719,242

Previous      -1044     Oct-08       66.36     69.68

 

 

            AMERICAN PIMA SPOT PRICE QUOTATIONS

 

                        Grade 2   Grade 3   Grade 3    SPOT TRANSACTIONS

                      Staple 46 Staple 44 Staple 46

                                                           AP total

American Pima             104.50     84.00     89.00          0        12,553

 

 

 

 

NEW YORK FUTURES - CONTRACT NO. 2   2/              7-MARKET AVERAGE

COLOR 41 LEAF 4, STAPLE 34, MIKE 35-49,             BASE QUOTATIONS

STRENGTH 25 OR GREATER.                             FOR UPLAND COTTON

 

Month       Cents per pound                                Season high

                Today  Previous    Change              3/5/2008         79.16

Jul-08           72.98     72.19      0.79                 Season low

Oct-08           77.51     76.80      0.71            8/16/2007         50.34

Dec-08           81.08     80.53      0.55

Mar-09           86.25     85.64      0.61          EFFECTIVE  Jun 20 - Jun 26

May-09           87.55     86.94      0.61                 AWP          66.65

Jul-09           88.63     87.89      0.74             CC ADJ.           0.00

Oct-09           90.32     89.58      0.74                 LDP           0.00

Dec-09           92.09     91.35      0.74          EFFECTIVE  Jun 20 - Jun 26

Mar-10           93.39     92.65      0.74                 PCP           0.00

May-10           94.39     93.65      0.74

 

 

 

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China's high cotton prices stabilized...India's non-woven textiles grow

 

 

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