Cotton Market Rebounds After Opening Decline
New York May 19 Reports of good south weather and favorable private crop reports sparked an opening drop in cotton today but prices rallied and closed steady with a net advance of 5 to 9 points. The market opened down as Liverpool softness echoed continental rains but demand from shorts and trade interests supported futures with July near term up and December at 1106. Weather forecasts showed clear warm south conditions, aiding hopes for wetting showers soon, while limited new cotton arrivals kept pressure mild and July short interest remained.
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New York
Liverpool
iAparaay
Tigi
John F. Black & Co
York
Cotton market tone weakens amid late session declines
Cotton region bulletin reports prices easing as buyers delayed purchases and contracts lagged. Weather outlook mixed across the south with favorable conditions in the western belt while eastern sections show limited gains. Prices slipped from highs, led by declines in late trading as market watchers noted lighter demand and cautious hedging by participants.
Visible Supply Lifts Wheat Prices in Mixed Market
Wheat futures rose as visible supply declined and May options slipped. Corn gained 5-8 cents with cash demand firm. soybeans and provisions also firm. Reports cited lower Chicago stocks, exports cutting 619000 bushels, and heavy corn acreage under water in parts of Nebraska. Planting delayed by cold weather and moisture shortages influenced demand.
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Chitaro
Chicago
Shorts
Ponics
Nebraska
Market Fluctuations Seen Across Commodities and Grains
A broad market report notes mixed movements in wheat, corn, and cotton with renewed demand from continental spinners, tight near term offerings, and cautious advances. Prices show firmness in some grains while oats and potatoes see mixed receipts and modest shifts in futures, reflecting cautious optimism and seasonal factors.
Market Report from John F Black & Co May 19
John F Black & Co of New York notes a steady market with July futures up and other contracts showing gains. The piece mentions short selling, expectations ahead of a government report, and prices for cotton, linseed, and related commodities as traders weigh oversold conditions and potential moves.
Naval Stores Market Report From Wilmington May 19
Spirits turpentine steady at 30M with 14 receipts, rosin steady around 4a per barrel. Crude turpentine gross receipts 23 barrels, fats use noted.
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Bt Salen
Varreue
Saturdaux
Wilmington
Recipis
Farrelsar
Stocks recover part of early losses in mixedMarkets
New York traders watched low priced railroad shares lead declines with St Louis and San Francisco bonds tumbling while Rock Island and other rail stocks fell. The broader market steadied as bears failed to press, and some favorites advanced late. Investors awaited New York City bond issues and Chinese debt as well as a choppy session across commodities and currencies.
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Atacxa
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United States
Government Issues Cotton Crop Figures
Washington Blay reports revised U S cotton area and yield figures. Area planted last year and under cultivation by June end increased by 689000 acres beyond preliminary estimates. Census data adjust planted acreages to about 34.766 million, with abandonment under 14 percent. Revised yield around 1000 pounds per acre, altering 1932 figures.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Taly
Department
Tta
Crop market climbs as rains lift hopes in New York
Gibert and Clay report New York trading firm with crops rising about ten points as favorable rains and warmer temps boost demand from traders. Short covering supports gains though early new supply remains distant and prices recover quickly when modest volume appears.
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Gibert & Clay
New York
Tle Eauth
Bagging and Ties St Lowla Mey 18-Iron
A fragment notes bagging and ties with reference to St Lowla Mey 18 Iron cotton tests and hemp ewino offering brief mentions of related fibers. The readable text is sparse and names are unclear.
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