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1927Year CHICAGO, March 28. -- Wheat showed a heavy undertone throughout the day and while fractionally higher at the start eased rapidly when selling orders appeared and the finish was well toward the bottom with net losses of 1 7/8 to 1 3/8 cents. There was a noticeable lack of rallying power, the heavy short covering in the past few days apparently having weakened the technical position of the market. WHEAT PRICES FALL IN CHICAGO MARKET
Selling Orders Bring an Easing Off and the Grain Shows No Resistance.
1927Year CHICAGO, Jan. 17. -- Trade in wheat was extremely slow, with prices holding within a range of 1/4 to 5/8 cent, the close being about the bottom, with prices unchanged to 1/8 cent lower. Small bulges brought in selling orders through commission houses, while the offerings were absorbed by another set on the declines. WHEAT TRADE SLOW, PRICES HOLD WELL
Selling Orders Come on the Bulges, but Offerings Are Quickly Absorbed. LITTLE EXPORT IN SIGHT Eastern Houses and Local Bulls on the Buying Side of Corn Send Prices Up.
1938Year The European political situation dominated the bond market yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange and forced prices in all groups down 1 to 4 points. The total turnover amounted to $4,930,150, compared with the last full trading session on Friday of $4,429,625. FOREIGN SITUATION SENDS BONDS DOWN
Selling Orders Force Prices to Slide Off One to Four Points in All Groups
1946Year LONDON, Oct. 29--Wall Street's steady decline over the last few days was reflected in stock markets here today when New York sent over selling orders for its favorite industrial shares. BONDS AID SHARES ON LONDON MARKET
Selling Orders From New York Noted Early--Government Stocks Ease
1953Year CHICAGO, May 25 -- Grain futures were in a semi-demoralized state again today, with demand still too indifferent to permit any substantial recovery. ALL GRAIN FUTURES DECLINE CHICAGO
Selling Orders Piling Up Over Week-End Depress Prices -Rye Slumps 4 3/4 - 5 3/4c
1925Year A moderate price movement in cotton seemed all that was necessary to cause a readjustment of speculative interests, and yesterday the market lost nearly all the previous day's recovery. May contracts sold around 24 cents before attracting sufficient demand to halt the recession. COTTON PRICES DOWN ON A QUIET DEMAND
Selling Orders Predominate, With the Market Losing Nearly All Its Tuesday Recovery.