Opening Prices Steady in Quiet Cotton Market
New Orleans and New York cotton markets opened steady and quiet on May 24 with demand constrained by favorable weather. Futures showed small gains before slipping, while spot and port receipts were modest. Liverpool futures opened dull amid steady prices and a 12 000 bale day market activity.
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Chicago May 24 Wheat futures surged on drought damage reports from the southwest lifting July wheat 3 8 cents to 86 1 2 with May trading at 86 0. The corn and oats futures rose modestly as provisions climbed 5 to 12 1 2 cents. Cash wheat strength in St Louis and Kansas City fueled demand for options while poor yield prospects supported the market. (Note: reader should verify exact punctuation and figures from source.)
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A string of mixed stock prices and bond yields across railroads and utilities appears alongside cotton market updates. Reports cover New York Central, Reading, Southern Pacific, Texas and Pacific, Union Pacific, and others with prices like 31-29, 53, 48, and 79 percent in various issues. Cotton market actions show Liverpool futures gains, spot declines, and drought relief observations, with bureau reports on acreage due June. Weather notes indicate rains in the southern belt improving moisture, while Louisiana holiday on June 4 may shift timing.
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