Liquidation Active in Cotton Markets May 29
New York May 29. The cotton market was very active and unsettled with May showing wide fluctuations. May and July options saw heavy selling as brokers and bullion firms weighed the market. Reports claimed bullish support yet also liquidation and rumors of further declines. Spot markets and futures shifted, with New Orleans and Liverpool prices quoted lower and a steady long position only toward the close.
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Stock market summary and bond listings in New York
The page lists diverse bond issues and stock notes including Colorado Industrial 5s Illinois Midland 4s and numerous rail and utility bonds with coupon details. It also covers weekly weather summaries across Texas Oklahoma North Carolina Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana with drought and rainfall notes. additional market commentary from Liverpool and New York cotton interests notes slight declines and private acreage estimates ahead of government forecasts.
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Official Range and Sales of Stocks Gibert & Clay New Orleans May 29
Cotton markets show ease in early session with 8,000 bales sold spot and a 7 point decline in options. Bears manipulated prices. New York led the drop with stop order exits. Market eyes new crop estimates amid government acreage forecasts and hopes for higher yields and larger acreage. Chicago wheat opens lower on holiday risk, then recovers with July at 87/8 cents. Corn strengthens on strong demand from commission houses, shorts covering as offerings thin.
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Wheat Week Ends Bearishly in Chicago Market
Chicago May 29 favorable harvest weather in the southwest spurred profit taking and a bear dominated wheat pit. July wheat fell to 82 1/2 to 83 1/2, while corn rose and oats gained. May delivery faced heavy selling pressures as traders anticipated the holiday and bullish crop reports were scarce.
Market Summary and Commodities Report with Stock Notes
The report notes oats rising today on September contracts amid bullish corn buying, hog provisions unchanged with light trade and strong meat demand, and stock market activity subdued with major rails less favored. Metals futures in London and New York show copper and tin firm, copper around 18.25 to 19.00 locally, iron prices higher abroad with various regional quotes for foundry and northern/southern bars.
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