Cotton Advances on Late Session in South Markets
The cotton market closed firmer with late gains in New York and New Orleans levels. Southern spot markets held steady to modestly higher as weekly weather and crop reports from the New York Financials noted light to moderate rains, progress in picking, and ongoing liberal movement of the crop amid active demand and export interest.
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Stocks and bonds market snapshot and values
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Secretary Hester Weekly Crop Statement From New Orleans
New Orleans October 27 Secretary Hester's weekly cotton market report shows declines in movement to sight compared with last year. The tally covers seven days and twenty-seven days of the season, with ports and interior stocks, U.S. port exports, and northern mill takings amid a mixed price scene.
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World cotton spinning totals report by Secrators of Fester
In New Orleans on October 27 Secrators Fester reports world cotton exports by spinners. Round numbers show 275000 this year 60000 last year for American cot ton. Northern spinners on Canada 934600 this year 335600 last year 260000 year before. Southern spinners 416000 this year 390000 last year 329000 year before. Foreign spinners 973000 this year 766000 last year 488000 year before. Treasury balances in Washington show available cash 131977252 gold coin and bullion 75035772 gold certificates 4422100.
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Hold Cotton Says Hightower Holds Cotton
B Hightower a Georgia state senator from the ninth district living in Damascus Early county says farmers should stand by their cotton as the crop is expected to be the shortest in five years. He cites routings across the state and warns against Theodore Price’s predictions, claiming the South has already lost greatly by following such advice.
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World Cotton Supplies Show Weekly Increase in Visible Stock
Secretary Hester reports the worlds visible cotton supply rose this week by 113,984 bales with total visible at 3,686,216. American cotton accounts for 2,942,216 and all other kinds 724,000. Increases over last week, last year, and year before are noted, with regional allocations in Britain, Egypt, India and the United States. Also reports on wheat, corn, oats, provisions, and metals markets, plus naval stores and cotton region weather briefing.
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Market forecast and cotton outlook amid trading activity
A distressed market note reports a volatile session with an upturn near day’s end after heavy bear pressure. It cites activist leaders spreading forecasts to sway observers, mentions Russian strikes and crop prospects, and notes prices in New York and Memphis for cotton seed oil and meal with cautious buying advised amid possible short crop conditions in Texas.
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