Prices Rise as Cotton Markets Turn Strong Across Regions
Foreign and domestic cotton markets showed gains with Liverpool and New York reports signaling firm prices. Trading opened firm in New Orleans with futures higher on Liverpool cues, while March delivery advanced despite late-day selling pressures.
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B. W. Martin
Bears Dominate Wheat and Corn Markets in Mixed Trading
Market opened soft on bearish factors with May wheat slipping early, later firming near day’s end as short-covering and trader demand supported prices. Wheat and flour clearances rose, supplies expanded, while corn weakens persisted, and hog and lard futures posted modest gains amid cautious buying.
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Market Summary of Stocks Bonds and Commodities
The report lists futures for Wheat, Corn, and other grains with varied May and Dec positions. It covers railroad bonds, notes, and street names among issuers like Northern Pacific, Reading, Seaboard Air Line, and Erie 4s, with prices and receipts including wheat and corn bushels and certificates. Coffee and sugar markets in New York and New Orleans show steady trends, with December and January futures, refined sugar, and molasses values noted.
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Market mood hints higher prices for cotton and oils
The report notes bullish sentiment in cotton and naval stores with prices advancing in Liverpool and New York. It cites strong buying, expected crop estimates under ten million bales, and potential further advances amid outside operator activity. Weather remains favorable for most trades with some near term adjustments possible.
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Sensational foreign influence shifts market record
New York November 27 reports say certain large interests, previously pressing for a decline, have reversed their stance creating a new market record. Coverage suggests a broad cover report affecting trading sentiment and expectations.
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PRICE SAYS HE IS NOT A COTTON BULL ANEW
New York November 27 Theo T Price explains his Sunday statement to clear confusion about his stance on cotton. He says he covered his shorts amid fear of a government report causing a mistaken rush in price and notes no present plan to take a bull position at 12 cents a pound.
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