Cotton market steadies as prices rise on weather hints
Sewark reports show cotton advancing 3 to 6 points with firm tone as traders await government crop condition estimates. Liverpool and European buying support, Wall Street firm, and speculative demand push November futures higher before profit taking retraces. Total volume around 790,000 bales amid mixed regional conditions and delayed delivery.
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Warrington
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Housewell
Te Seul
Texas and Alabama crop at disaster level this year
The September report from the agricultural department shows crop conditions for August with Texas and Alabama markedly poor. Texas records the lowest ever condition, Alabama reports the poorest known crop, while Georgia and other states show varied declines. Market reaction follows with prices rising, then volatility around the government figures and port activity reflecting the grim outlook for cotton this season.
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Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tennessee
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Florida
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Wall Street Mixed as Reading Leads Broad Rally
The market opened with optimism but drifted on early news of a presidential party accident. Reading stock surged late with strong earnings, while Pennsylvania and other rail issues advanced then pulled back. Overall volume was heavy, with railroad and coal shares leading gains. bonds steady and money rates firm.
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Seale General Market Letter Report Insightful but Incoherent
R M Seale & Co letter from Atlanta on September 3 discusses crop prospects, cotton yield estimates, and price stability. It mentions uncertainty over figures, world demand, and government reports, plus stocks, money markets, coal prices, wheat exports, and cereal conditions alongside agricultural and commodity notes.
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Chicago Market Reviewed
Frost from the Canadian border sparks corn fear and buys across grains. Wheat oats and corn rise with weather and frost jitters. reports show strong futures, especially September and December positions, with heavy buying by southwest interests and limited offerings. Receipts and exports noted. markets mixed but firm amid frost scare and improved cables.
Market Notes on Grains and Provisions Across Markets
Wheat, corn, oats and flour futures show firm to higher tones across New York and Chicago, with frost fears and tight old-crop stocks supporting prices. Spot grains like No. 2 red cash wheat hold steady, while oats and corn display strength amid mixed grading and continued demand. Regional price quotes for lard, pork, and bacon reflect steady to firmer levels, with meat values in St Louis and Atlanta showing cautious gains and firming cash markets. In commodities, turpentine and rosin hold steady in Savannah and Wilmington, while fruit and grocery prices move within narrow ranges in Atlanta and Charleston markets.
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