Georgia Cotton Movement Rises in Southern Georgia
The Constitution reports a sharp year over year rise in cotton movement through southern Georgia receipt centers up to September 6. Activity is behind in north Georgia but in full swing in the south with receipts sometimes doubling last year, and farmers hopeful for a bumper crop similar to two years ago, aided by lower costs this year.
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Market summary of cotton and related commodities
The report covers spot and port movements across several ports with mixed prices. It notes Middling cotton values elsewhere, railway and shipping activity, and August through September settlements, with prices and stocks varying by port and commodity, including butter and poultry prices in Chicago and New York markets. It highlights a general market opening rise of around 50 points in Live-pont today, then a pullback as demand eased.
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Sharp advance in cotton prices in New York market
Cotton futures surged with active months up 8.15 per bale from Saturday lows on Washington reports. Market steadied near best levels as traders weighed potential tax legislation timing. First ginning report shows 794,004 bales ginned by Sept 1, versus 730,936 last year. Spot prices steady at middling 13.25 in the uplands and 13.50 in the gulf.
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December Corn Leads The Advance In Chicago Trade
Chicago dispatch reports December corn rose to a season high amid gains in wheat and oats. Soybeans and other grains also moved higher while provisions showed mixed results. Market uncertainty lingered over government crop reports as traders noted Missouri crop declines and continued strength from existing demand.
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Liverpool Grain Market Report Braids Mixed Futures
Liverpool Grain markets show mixed activity with spot values steady for wheat and oats. Futures clocked modest shifts for October and December contracts while prices for corn and soy fluctuate, notes from the La Plata shipping region and Galveston arrivals.
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Brilliant outlook for the eastern belt on cotton prospects
Analysis by Orange Judd Southern Farm ing predicts a strong 1823 cotton year for the southern states with an estimated 9 hundred million dollars in potential value. Crop yields may be moderate but price and total production could set records, despite drought in the southwest.
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Est Receipts Tuesday From Galveston and New Orleans
Estimated receipts listed for Tuesday show Galveston at 29 000 to 31 000 with against 80 577 Jas New Orleans at 1 000 to 1 500 against 467 ca.
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Market Report on Postponed Tax Amendment and Cotton Trade
The report notes Hubbard Bros. Co. records after business hours on Saturday as a senate amendment postpones a tax to September 1. Market opening shows slight reaction, but cotton and cotton goods trade suffer amid agitation. Clarke amendment and reform measures affect crops and trade sentiment in Washington and local merchants.
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Tar firm and spirits steady in Savannah and Wilmington markets
In Savannah Tarnentine firm at 55 percent and varied prices for turpentine and products with receipts totaling 248 shipments 83 stocks and prices from 0.20 to 8.95. In Wilmington spirits steady at 87 percent with 15 casks received. Rose steady at 8.00 with 32 barrels. tar firm at 220 with 10 barrels. crude turpentine steady around 2.00 to 3.00 with 12 barrels received.
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Copper Producers Association Report Shows Stock Decline
New York report from the Copper Producers Association for Angist notes a hand stock drop of 286 903 pounds from the prior month. Refined output fell to 191 032 362 pounds, down 6 442 240, domestic deliveries rose 5 649 901, foreign deliveries dropped 5 216 602, with a total 4 inverses at 140 813 270, up 529 007.
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Cotton goods market gains push prices higher in New York
Dry Goods reports strong cotton yard and staple dress goods, with rise in prices. Fall levels show 10 percent lower for spring stock while fancy goods remain weak. Silk remains steady as demand angles shift.
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Cotton market soars as Clarke amendment fuels buying
New Orleans cotton futures rise strongly with Clarke amendment optimism. Buyers including outsiders and traders push prices higher amid unsettled weather forecasts west of the Mississippi. Ginners report weakens near open but demand remains robust with late-day sales. Spot cotton steady. receipts and stocks listed.
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Cotton Seed Oil Prices and Yields Reported by Census Bureau
The census bureau reports the cotton seed crop for the season ending September 1 with record quantities ginned and rising prices. Early maturation increased output, while Texas and North Carolina showed exceptions. Prices and futures across regions such as Georgia Louisiana Florida and Oklahoma reflected varied demand and seasonal shifts.
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