Market Prepared For 69.99 Percent Cotton Condition Report
The first government crop report of the season shows mixed signals on cotton prospects with tentative gains in prices as market observers weigh private reports and cooling factors. Strong entries note acreage figures and tentative demand, while imperfect data and varying regional reports limit clarity amid fluctuating futures activity.
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Bret
Ata Textiles
Pittsbereh
Calfakina
City
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World Cotton Crisis Seen From Consumption Driven Production
The article warns of unusual price swings in cotton this season due to consumption driving production. It notes a larger acreage but only modest May condition, boll weevil threats, rising demand, and a looming supply shortfall. Domestic mill use rose sharply, while world consumption nears record levels, with Texas yields collapsing and price expectations volatile.
Cotton Condition Report Falls Beneath Ten Year Average
The Department of Agriculture issued its first May cotton condition report of the season noting the May 25 condition at 68 percent of normal, below the ten year average. State figures show varied strength with Texas and California above 60 percent, while several other states trail. Revised 1921 area estimates place cultivated land around 31.68 million acres with a yield rebound noted. Washington, D.C. date on filing.
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Inginis
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
California
Arizona
Washington
Irregular Trend In Curb Trading On Active Buying
Irregular trend in curb trading amid active buying as raw steel shares and bonds attract interest. Major movers include Freeport Te up about 25 points on the stock exchange while Ontario and Kentucky issues retreat on profit taking. Mexican Seaboard trades near highs with a small gain. New England Fuel Oil leads gains. Philip Morris slips slightly as Radio and Dubilier hold steady.
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Philip Mortis
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Bankruptcy Petitions and Receivers in Merriet Court
The article lists petitions filed yesterday in the United States District Court for bankruptcy, involuntary and voluntary proceedings. Names include LAPIN, BLO STILWELL, ROSAMON GREENFIE, AURTAVE WAYNE, and FAIRMONT DRESS & CONTUME CO, with assigned receivers and judgments in New York and Merriet Court records.
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BLO Stilwell
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WAYNE
Broadway Fairmont Dress & Contume CO
Halpa
Drona
Merriet Court
Ind i. Behnabacher
William & Leffler
Fort Syowera
William Band
Snengnod
Salman Rons
Rman
Waatapi Fifth Avenue
Pond
Charles Shengnod
Ortner Talinring Company
Unclear 1900s Business Names Listing Across Trades
A fragmented OCR reads lists of individuals and companies connected to business and legal notices. The text names numerous persons, firms, and locations with scattered references to judgments, estates, and inquiries, reflecting a dense, directory style page from an old newspaper.
Cotton set to reach 25c per pound, banker predicts
Boston June 2 W L Irving Bullard vice president of the Merchants National Bank of Boston and treasurer of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers says cotton may hit 25 cents per pound if weather remains favorable over the next three months. He cites southern opinion that prices will rise despite wage reductions and manufacturing cutbacks amid ongoing acreage restrictions and boll weevil pressures.
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W. Irving Bullard
Merchants National Bank of Boston
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
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Wheat setback from Liverpool prices drags Chicago futures
In Chicago on June 2 wheat markets weakened despite a favorable domestic crop report. Lower Liverpool quotations and expected European holidays curtailing exports weighed on futures. July and September futures faded, corn and oats mixed, while overall activity slowed with thin trading.
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Cotton Exchange Reports Major Gains and Reorganization
The fifty second annual York Cotton report shows a gain of 47105 from building and exchange operations versus 27088 last year, with 6388 in fees. The reorganization absorbs the Deportion Bureau, increases cash by 686, and bonds totaling 122600. Total government bonds on hand reach 152400 while 302000 bales were delivered on contract. New members elected, 47 memberships transferred, and a 2 to 1 stock split for common stock, creating 795473 no par shares and 47000 par value preferred stock.
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Progress in South American Business Flows Stresses Mixed Signals
Washington reports mixed gains across Argentina Brazil and Peru with gradual improvements in some sectors and renewed deficits in others. Attaches note rising imports textiles hardware chemicals railway materials and steel while exchange pressures and political uncertainties temper upbeat tones in Brazil and Peru.
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Wool Tariff Mitt 1 Buyers' Strike Threatens Trade
The piece reports a tariff claim by Willey Goldman of Cohen Goldman & Co that a 1 Mitt wool tariff could spark a buyers' strike. It notes higher payee Aldrich duty. potential price rises on clothing, overcoats, dresses, sheets, and electrical posts. Retail business shows mixed signals amid credit tightening, with uncertainty for fabric demand and staple goods.
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