Cotton Moving Right Along to the Market in South Georgia
The movement of cotton in South Georgia is active with heavy receipts south of Americus and a lag elsewhere. Analysts say this year's crop was produced on a cheaper basis, promising a 1911-like season though two weeks to three weeks behind the 1913 peak. A tabulated tally shows bales received through last Saturday, August 23, across towns from Perry to Rochelle, indicating favorable comparisons to earlier large crops despite regional delays.
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Market Report from Aliant and Port Movements Notes
The report lists cotton spot prices and port movements with numerous figures. It mentions New Orleans, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and other ports, with middling and other grade prices, totals for inland movement, interior shipments, and receipts, plus stocks and net receipts across several ports.
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Price Revisions Weaken Wholesale Dry Goods Market
New York August reports show standard prints and shirtings cut by fractions, raw cotton prices rising, and wool and worsted goods fluctuating. Prices weakened in some lines while others held firm, with optimistic notes on potential crop strength and a cautious outlook for future demand.
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Cotton gains as market stays brisk on weather and demand
New York reports an active cotton market with prices pushing near intraday highs amid buying and profit taking. Traders note favorable private crop outlooks abroad and cautious private reports from Memphis and Oklahoma, yet the market closes steady with small gains on December contracts and robust demand from New Orleans, Memphis, Wall Street, and local shorts.
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Cotton Region Bulletin Weather Summary
Cotton Region Bulletin reports rainfall scattered and showers across Georgia Alabama Texas and Oklahoma. Data shows percentages for several locations including Athens and Columbus with minor amounts. The bulletin notes recent changes along the Mauston river area and mentions temperature and humidity observations.
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Cotton market report shows gains amid drought and market estimates
The New Orleans cotton market rose today as traders priced in drought concerns and private bureau estimates for August. Prices moved higher through the session with fundamental support from dry weather and steady Gulf region trading, while futures quotes remained mixed and market activity centered on long positions.
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Cotton Seed Prices and Market Summary From New York and Memphis
New York August 2 market report notes firmer tones in cotton seed and related products with improved demand and limited supply. Quoted prices span multiple months and grades, including yellow and white varieties, with values around 9.00 to 10.00 per unit and notable price ranges for August through February. Memphis August 25 cotton seed products show price declines with meal and by products quoted at 1.50 to 2.00 and Yates at 24.94 per unit.
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Coffee and grain markets move on Brazil reports and futures
Private reports from Brazil trigger a sharp rise in coffee futures after a weak open. Prices later ease from session highs as European demand and short covering shift, with futures showing modest gains and various months quoted. Agricultural commodities including cotton, rice, and sugar follow shifting sentiment and demand across markets in New York and Europe.
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Corn Advances In Late trading Amid Scarcity Signals
Chicago reports show corn up 1 4 to 1 2 as buyers absorb scarce supplies and southern points run dry. Wheat and oats drift higher with export demand aiding prices while reports of good weather temper gains. near term markets end near daily highs.
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Visible Grain Supply Report From New York August 2
The New York product exchange reports the visible grain supply as of August 2 totaling 44,699,000 bushels, with increases of 203,000 over the prior period. Wheat leads at 210,000 decane, corn 686,900, oats 2,268,000, rye 180,000, and barley 100,000 flagged in the Canada section.
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Liverpool Gr aiz Market Briefs From August Trade
Liverpool market notes show spot steady near No 1 Manlans and No 2 Teigd with futures easing. October and September futures listed with mixed prices and no stock on hand. American mixed and fried varieties pass through Galveston. La Plata and La Pista futures cited with limited detail.
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Stocks Edge Up as Traders Await Wilson Message
New York August 26 The stock market showed limited activity with few changes and a cautious mood as traders awaited President Wilsons forthcoming message on relations with Mexico. Early gains appeared across many issues despite hesitancy and a generally optimistic tone supported by steel trade encouragement and copper company movements in London.
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Tremendous Gains and Declines Mark Market Close
The market shows lagging Harriman profits and scattered gains, with several issues hitting new lows near 96 percent. Bond activity remained steady as Treasury finances reported a general fund deficit and notable Saturday receipts. In Kansas City cattle yards, heavy arrivals marked the day, with fed cattle holding but overall prices down due to lighter demand.
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