Market Rebounds in Cotton Trade Amid Weather Hopes
New York reports a firm opening with a later advance of about 60 points as July and October futures rise while selling tempers gains. Cargo totals show 328,000 bales. rainfall in the Mississippi valley and bullish wall street talk influenced prices, with stronger New Orleans and Liverpool figures.
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Cotton and metal markets show mixed activity in May trading
Local cotton futures moved higher early on heavy rainfall reports from Texas and Louisiana tied to new crop buying while later sessions turned to weakness. Liverpool demand cooled amid rains in the Mississippi valley as liquidation pulled prices down. Turpentine and rosin markets held firm in Charleston and Savannah with inventories steady, and a large financier group sourced funds amid a global Russo-Chinese financing push.
Stocks buoyant all session in hopeful market close
Markets closed with bulls in control as railway traffic improves and investor confidence grows. Gains spanned rail stocks and broader indexes, signaling renewed optimism despite mixed sector data and steady trading volumes across exchanges.
Wheat closes firm as stock market bulls push gains
New York May 18 reports a bullish stock market with Harriman-Rockefeller influence and heavy buying by leading brokers on Union Pacific St Paul Western Pacific. Copper and other metals show mixed moves while grain futures end firm after initial weakness. Wheat gains despite Liverpool-driven weaknesses, with steady closes and demand from export markets noted.
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Market prices and produce quotes from Atlanta and Chicago notes
A wide list of commodity prices and produce quotes from Atlanta Ga and Chicago May 18. Includes beans squash peppers and strawberries with per crate drum and per pound figures, butter eggs cheese and poultry prices, plus miscellaneous grains oats corn and wheat and some stock references.
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Grain supply data from New York Produce Exchange
In Greio New York on May 18 the visible grain supply figures for May 16 show Wheat at 26,487,000 bushels, down 1,559,000. Corn at 4,475,000 bushels, down 93,000. Oats at 3,447,000 bushels, down 798,000.
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