Chicago Grain Sees Bearish Kell Yield Weigh on Wheat
Chicago market notes predicted Kansas yield near 180 million bushels, pressuring wheat. Sown acreage likely under 400k may be abandoned, with Texas Black rust and Hessian fly reports affecting Nebraska. Prices opened down then rallied, closing weak with a net decline. Corn lagged but recovered on Argentine weather. oats gained on Illinois crop news. provisions firm on lower hog receipts but thin trade.
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Weekly Cotton Market Summary in Memphis 1914
Memphis report notes crop developments causing alarm early in the season due to excessive rains in Texas and drought in the Atlantic States. J B Turner provides the weekly update on market conditions and prospects amid weather impacts and growing concerns.
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J. B. Turner
Mgtee
Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Drouth
Atlantic States
New York Cotton Opens Higher on Weather, Crop Reports
The New York cotton market opened with advances of 8 to 13 points as July led an early move higher. Trading was moderately active amid weather concerns and crop complaints, with a government crop report later causing a surge to new high delivery levels before afternoon profit-taking trimmed gains.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Prices Rise On Bullish Outlook
Early cotton prices in New Orleans moved higher on expectations of a bullish government condition report and ongoing Texas rains. First prices gained 6 to 8 points, then 11 to 12 points, with the market at 11 o'clock fifteen to eighteen points up. The improving condition figures lifted prices 19 to 23 points, best quotes 34 to 36 points over Saturday's close. middling at 13 1/2 cents.
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New Orleans
Texas
Cotton market faces mixed signals amid crop outlook
The advance in cotton values is linked to strong consumption and worries over needed crops. Analysts cite 1914 output near 15 million bales to meet demand, with bureau reports expected to show around 76 percent of normal. Texas drought and eastern moisture shortages temper optimism despite past upswings.
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Texas
Atlantics
Turner Bureau
Lone Star
Providence
Browth
Crop outlook discussed with 1911 comparison
Correspondents report 15 to 25 percent less cotton up to a stand than on the 1911 date. The autumn then was favorable with frosts delayed. The question arises if this season will repeat that pattern as seed germination lags. Speculation revives with crop prospects uncertain and ongoing trade reports feeding bullish sentiment yet tempered by prior advances.
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W. Va
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Condition of Cotton Crop 74.3 Percent in May Report
Washington reports the May 25 cotton crop condition at 74.3 percent of normal. The USDA crop reporting board released the first season estimate, noting 79.1 percent a year ago and 78.9 percent in 1912. Area planted will be issued July 1, with state-by-state comparisons provided. Building continues in Athens despite weather.
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Washington
United States
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Department of Agriculture
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Louisiana
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