Cotton Market Sways Amid Bear Pressure and Late Day Rally
The New York cotton market opened with slight advances on near months but faced heavy bear selling that pushed January to 10.75 and March to 10.77 before a late rally. Spot sales in New Orleans showed demand with 2,100 bales traded and quotes steady to lower, while the dry goods market remained quiet and buyers postponed immediate delivery.
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Allolton
Liverpool
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Southern, Exchange
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Silverpool
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Tess
Agors
Wall Street
Asia
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Wheat Firm After Early Weakness in May
Chicago markets closed firm after an initial dip as cash wheat demand from Minneapolis supported May futures up about 1 8. Corn held near unchanged while oats rose slightly. Provisions strengthened with pork and ribs advancing as traders weighed overnight signals, trading volume light and overall sentiment positive.
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Chicago
Minnepolis
Liverpool
Russia
Minneapolis
Duluth
Wis Avilvye
Board of Trade
Glase May Park
Marginal Rebound in Late Session Markets Seen
New York and London markets showed a tentative recovery amid volatile trading. In stocks and bonds bears retraced as short-covering rose. cotton and sugar futures fluctuated, with declines and rebounds amid reports of overseas demand and currency conditions.
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