Cotton Market Slows Amid Mixed Prices In May Trade
New York reports a softer tone with irregular price moves and a small decline in nearby months. Liverpool and domestic futures edged higher late, while receipts reached 13 018 bales at ports and weekly activity showed mixed demand in the south and eastern belts.
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Cotton and commodity markets mixed on May five
Cotton futures closed barely steady amid speculative buying and crude strength. Prices quoted for seed oils and yellow varieties appeared. futures opened mixed. Concurrently oats, corn, and wheat supplies shifted in Bradstreet notes, with government bonds steady and sterling exchange firm.
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Liverpool
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Stock market bounces as foreign demand supports prices
New York trading opens with support for prices as selling cools from yesterday’s surge. Bears retreat amid overseas demand and expected Union Pacific actions. bonds firm and copper and tin mark gains in London and New York markets. Local commodities and naval stores prices adjust amid a broad, cautious trading day.
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Southern Pacific
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May
Better Indian News
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Canadian Pacific
Wheat closes easy as European prices lift and rains aid crops
Wheat slipped late after a firmer start on higher European grain prices. July wheat settled around 90 cents with corn and oats weaker, while provisions eased slightly. Rain in Kansas and Nebraska and good Ohio crop reports supported a softer finish despite favorable fall harvest prospects. Local receipts showed activity in wheat, corn, oats, and hogs with mixed movements.
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Kansas
Nebraska
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Ohio
Minneapolia
Duluth
Market reports and commodity prices across cities
The page compiles May prices for dry malt, lard, and beef cuts in Atlanta and Chicago, with New York and London stock market notes. It lists grain and live stock figures, including cattle, hogs, and lambs in Chicago, Louisville, St. Louis, Kansas City, and other markets, alongside currency and commodity movements and closing tendencies.
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Louis
Texas
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