Georgia Cotton Receipts Break Records Across State
Georgia cotton receipts through October 31 show record-breaking levels in most towns. Atlanta and Savannah report sharp year over year gains, with Atlanta up nearly 100 percent from 1912. Across sixty towns, 1913 receipts promise strong cash returns for farmers amid rising prices, suggesting yields may top last year’s bumper crop.
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Hubbard Bros Market Review Before Election Day
The New York market shows the usual eve of holiday softness yet steadier than Saturday with limited decline risk. Spot houses offer some support while abroad prices weaken. Alabama and South Carolina send large estimates, spurring a hopeful rally from spinners despite hedges. Linseed steadies at 1.24 bid with bids around 1.934.
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Cotton market sighs as New York opens holiday week
New York November 2 The cotton market moved lower amid scattered liquidation and southern selling driven by expectations of easier spot prices and better southern weather. Early declines of 2 to 10 points gave way to a net loss of 18 to 21 points, with Liverpool and New Orleans open for business and private reports noting hedge selling. Last prices showed minor rallies, Alabama spot quotes claim belt quality improves, Chicago estimates crop at 12,290,000 bales, spot cotton quiet middling uplands 14.00, with 300 bales sold.
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TWO ESTIMATES MADE ON THE COTTON CROP
Well Cros. reports Montgomery November 3 says frost between October 20 and 25 ruined eastern belt prospects. Total crop estimated at 14,680,000 bales with Alabama 7,000, Georgia 2,880,900 and Mississippi 2,225,000. Spinning quality remains high in the eastern belt while western belt suffers from rain damage.
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Cotton Markets Steady Across Cities With Mixed Receipts
Atlanta reports steady prices with middling around 159-11, while Galveston and Savannah show middling near 12 to 13 percent. Coastal ports record varied receipts, exports to Britain, and stock levels. interior movement notes quiet to steady trading in Houston, Memphis, Louisville, and St Louis with middlings from 13 to 16.0 cents and notable shipments and stocks across the system.
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Market News on Cotton and Commodities Across Cities
New Orleans reports bear pressure on cotton with overbought hints and rising crop estimates above 14.09 million bales. prices swing, closing down 21 to 28 points. New York shows longs needing buys to hold levels, with expected advance later but possible declines before gains. Liverpool and London markets slip on fears of financial issues in Mexico and weak demand. Treasury balances and receipts noted. coffee futures soften on global supply views. Butter and eggs show varied domestic signals with regional price shifts.
Wheat weakness on slack demand in Chicago market
Wheat weakened on slack demand after early firmness with July the only strength, amid stronger cables and Argentine reports of worse crop conditions. Corn firm early, then mixed with limited shipments. oats declined. Provisions firm on bullish stock statements. Receipts and shipments reported for Wheat and Corn across Chicago St Louis and Kansas City. prices shown for No 2 red and other grades across several markets.
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Money and Exchange in New York on November 3
Money on call strong at 3 8, ruling rate 6, closing 2 percent. Time loans firm at 60 and 90 days 5 5 percent, six months 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 6 percent. Sterling exchange firm at 4.8076 for 66 days and 4.8518 for demand. Commercial pills 4.80 percent. Bar silver 69 percent.
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Mining Stocks and Metals Markets Report
Boston and London commodity summaries show mining shares and metal prices with Ari vonz Commercial and Calumet and aAri one trading mixed, Bar silver steady, London consols and Paris francs rates noted, Berlin and New York bases for cash, loans, and money markets, with copper tin iron and lead prices and futures data across several exchanges.
Downward Turn of Stock Market
The market opened on a downward trend influenced by British stock declines and a weak domestic bank statement. Government hard line on Mexican policy and the disintegration pressure on International Harvester weighed on sentiment while call loans spiked to 6 percent then cooled. Stocks fell one to two points, with New Haven and convertibles hitting fresh lows. bonds weakened with $1.7 million par traded.
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Naval Stores Market Report from Savannah and Wilmington
Savannah and Wilmington market notes show turpentine firm at 42 percent with varied sales receipts and stocks. Prices listed for rosin, window glass, and crude turpentine with multiple firms’ figures and recent receipts across November 3 in Savannah, Ga, and Wilmington, N C.
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Dry Goods Trade Report From New York Market
New York November 3 reports dress goods in stock and sold freely among retailers. Novelty wool and cotton items show demand for spring. Cotton goods market firm and quiet. Raw silk easier for the day. Export cotton goods in light demand due to higher current values.
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