Cotton Falls on Day After October Crop Report
New York October 2 Government crop report triggers sharp cotton market decline. Reports show season condition at 4.1 percent, lowest in ten years except 1999, signaling a potential crop under 12 million bales excluding lint. Market recovers slightly late. spot quiet at middling uplands 14.20, gulf 14.45.
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Cotton Market Mixed as Prices Edge Lower at New Orleans
New Orleans cotton market today showed a steady to lower tone amid selling pressure after the season’s crop condition report. Futures in Liverpool and a strong export figure limited losses, with spot prices steady at 14 cents and sales nearing 300 bales on the day.
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More Georgia Towns Show Large Receipts
Data notes indicate Georgia towns reported sizable receipts amid weather and rainfall remarks. The document lists 12 hour temperature readings, averages, and daily highs and lows, with forecasts noting rain in Texas and Louisiana and fair conditions elsewhere.
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F. Woo Herrmann
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Condition Is 64.1 Report On Cotton Crop
The Crop Reporting Board of the Bureau of Statistics, USDA, released the final season condition for cotton. It shows 64.1 percent in late September with regional droughts affecting western states and improvements in the east, noting heavy rains in Texas Oklahoma and Missouri and drought shifts in the Carolinas Arkansas and Tennessee. The report includes state-by-state condition figures and yields per acre for the past ten years, with the first official crop size estimate set for Friday December 1 at 2 p.m.
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Department Supericulture
HESTER MONTHLY COTTON FIGURES FOR OCTOBER
Chicago and New Orleans report mixed commodity moves with cotton shipments rising month over month. Prices for wheat and oats gain while provisions hold, amid signals of export demand and international weather impacts.
Bank of England raises bank rate amid gold reserve strain
London actions follow a prolonged discussion in which the Directors lift the bank rate from 4 1 2 percent to 5 percent to safeguard reserves. The move aims to deter further gold demand as South Africa’s gold shipments support imports to Europe. France Germany and other markets show varying weekly statements and exchange pressures while U S commodity and livestock markets record mixed receipts and prices.
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Bureau Issues Ginning Report From October Census
The second ginning report of the census bureau released at 10 p m shows 3 227 881 bales of cotton from the 191 growth ginned by September 26. It compares with 3 005 or 22 3 percent of the crop in 1910, and 4 676 594 bales or 22 6 percent in 1911. Sea Island totals reach 10 555 bales, with year to date figures from prior years noted.
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Hubbard Bros Report Sparks Market Selloff at B41
The Astover 2.120 bureau report dominated the day on the New York exchange floor. Traders reacted to the first official ERP condition report with heavy selling for both long and short accounts, pushing prices down about 25 points from yearly highs before a steady close. Short interest rose while buyers were the strongest in the market, with expectations that merchants and spinners will view the report in line with forecasts of a moderate crop.
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Market Report Shows Mixed Cotton Day Amid Decline
John F. Black & Co reports New York markets with related ginning figures lower than last year. Trading notes indicate a 20 point drop, a 6 point daily decline, and strong buying by spot and mill interests as Liverpool expected a 3 to 3 1/2 percent rise.
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New York Market Overview Sees Slight Crop Price Dip
Gilbert & Clay report September 26 market conditions show the crop softer than expected, with prices down about 20 points from the high. Analysts note selling would likely have occurred regardless, as rumors persist and speculation continues to influence prices and futures expectations.
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Weiner
Mountann
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Dry Goods Trade Strength Lifts New York Market
Cotton goods market closed strong with firmer demand for unmercerized and woven goods. Makers reported increased orders for spring goods including fabrics for men's wear and woolens. Yarns remained firm as producers and manufacturers expanded purchases.
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Atlanta Groceries and Beef Prices In Early Market Notes
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