Cotton Market Active and Easier Despite Weak Reports
New York December cotton markets remained active and broadly easier as cables disappointed and a congressional bill to reestimate the crop loomed. The day saw declines from early gains, with March and May slipping while late sessions steadied briefly before closing near the day’s lows. New Orleans spot cotton also fell with mixed futures and a weak dry goods sector.
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Wheat market steadies on visible supply drop in United States
Chicago December 11. A pronounced decrease in the visible supply of wheat in the United States lent modest strength to the wheat market. May gained around 4% while corn fell about 4, oats rose 0.5, and provisions slipped. Prices fluctuated with Liverpool futures, rain-damaged Argentine crop rumors, and a government report in view.
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Markets Slip Amid Mixed News and Anticipated Reports
A cautious tone prevailed in stocks and bonds with no strong bullish push. Reports on the agricultural crop and anticipated January estimates kept nerves taut, while selling press and bear pressure pressured cotton and rail stocks, despite some supportive signs in the industrials and rail sectors.
Predigested whlets prescribe cotton census figures
New York reports on predicted cotton output with figures from the census showing potential ginning totals around 9.1 million square bales by December 3, comparing with prior years, and noting recent ginning activity in Texas Oklahoma Tennessee and nearby states. The article lists partial state figures for the last half of November.
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Candid speculation on cotton markets and weather in 1905
A garbled telegram filled report discusses bearish market sentiment due to large long interest and revised crop estimates. It cites East Texas white fields, pickers along the Texas rail lines, and insurance chatter about guns amid the cotton economy. Names include J Searles & Co of Vicksburg and C A Carroll of New Orleans, with Theodore H. Price signing.
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