Cotton Spot

Cotton Spot
COTTON SPOT
Cotton actually in stock in the market, as at Liverpool, and of which samples may be inspected by the spinner is termed " Spot Cotton." This cotton can also be bought " on call," that is, the buyer selects a " lot " of cotton, and the basis is then fixed that he will pay for a stated quantity; the final price is known only when he actually calls his cotton for use.

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