Cotton market closes barely higher amid mixed signals
New York reports a steady finish with a net 10 to 12 point gain as cotton prices steadied after early strength. Spot markets in New Orleans showed firm tone with light demand, while forecasts and river market activity pointed to tighter future movement and heavier end-month clearances.
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Cotton Market Figures Show Weekly and Yearly Shifts
The report details weekly and year comparisons across U S cotton markets, listing visible supply totals, regional takings, and overseas movement. It notes increases this week and decreases versus last year and the year before, with figures for the United States ports, northern mills, southern mills, and foreign exports. It includes Secretary Hester’s supply estimates and tomorrow’s expected movements.
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Official range and sales of stocks record brief
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Grain Markets Unusually Dull in Chicago Trading
Chicago December 15 unusual dullness in grain pits with prices confined to a narrow range. May wheat closed near yesterday’s quotes while corn rose modestly and oats advanced slightly. News from Argentina tempered activity, while northwest weather favored crop movement and Minneapolis Duluth receipts lagged year over year.
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Cotton Forecast Points to 1905 Ginning Total 10.85 Million Bales
A December 16 1905 forecast from New York based on census reports estimates ginned to December 8 at 6.271 million bales about 86.4 percent of the crop. Figures compare with 1906 at 8.548 million ginned and 1902 at 8.929 million. Production by state shows variances with North and South Carolina Georgia Oklahoma exceeding USDA estimates while Texas trails. Arkansas near 640 thousand bales, Tennessee totals also noted.
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Cotton Crop Outlook and Ginning Estimates This Year
The document quotes C F Parnsworth & Co of Memphis estimating Tennessee cotton yield higher this year than last, with potential net production near 11 million bales. It argues against bullish claims of 9.5 million bales ginned by December 13 and notes varied ginning rates and regional observations from planters in Mississippi Valley and North Carolina.
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