Agriculture -- United States -- Statistics -- Periodicals; Farm produce -- Marketing -- Statistics -- Periodicals
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| New Orleans. | Memphis.
Length. +---------+---------+---------+---------
| 1921 | 1920 | 1921 | 1920
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|_Points._|_Points._|_Points._|_Points._
1¹⁄₁₆ ins.| 175 | 400 | 200 | 65
1¹⁄₈ ins. | 750 | ... | 700 | 700
1³⁄₁₆ ins.| 1,100 | ... | 1,200 | 1,800
1¹⁄₄ ins. | 1,500 | ... | 1,900 | ...
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The latest quotations received for Pima American-Egyptian cotton are 40¢
per lb. for No. 2 grade and 37¢ for No. 3 grade f. o. b. New England
mill points.
Telegraphic advices indicate that Egyptian Sakellaridis cotton for
prompt shipment is quoted at 63⁷⁄₈¢ per lb. for the grade Fully Good and
49⁵⁄₈¢ for the grade Good Fair on c. i. f. terms landed at Boston or New
York.
=COTTONSEED PRICE QUOTATIONS.=
Week Ending Sept. 24.
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City. | Car lots. |Wagon lots.
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| _Per ton._| _Per ton._
Charlotte, N. C. | $43.00| $40.00
Cheraw, S. C. | 46.25| 38.50
Edgefield, S. C. | 42.00| 40.00
Greenville, S. C. | ... | 38.00
Orangeburg, S. C. | 45.00| 42.00
Lauratown, Ark. | 38.00| ...
Ashdown, Ark. | ... | 32.00
Jonesboro, Ark. | ... | 32.00
Prescott, Ark. | ... | 35.00
Henning, Tenn. | ... | 35.00
New Orleans, La. | 40.00| ...
Atlanta, Ga. | 45.00| 42.00
Dallas, Tex. |41.00-42.00|37.00-38.00
Fort Worth, Tex. | 40.00| ...
Houston, Tex. | 40.00| ...
Oklahoma City, Okla.| 35.00| 30.00
Guthrie, Okla. | 35.00| 24.00
Chickasha, Okla. | 34.00| 28.00
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Imports of Wool at Two Ports.
Imports of wool through the port of Philadelphia during the two weeks
ending Oct. 1 totaled 2,842 bales, weighing 1,203,247 lbs., valued at
$129,462. Imports at Boston during the same period totaled 802 bales,
weighing 330,551 lbs., and having a valuation of $42,821. In addition,
128 bales of mohair, weighing 64,694 lbs., valued at $9,375, were
received at Boston.
[Illustration: COTTON: COMPARATIVE PRICE VARIATIONS FOR AUGUST AND
SEPTEMBER.]
=WOOL CONSUMPTION REPORT FOR AUGUST.=
=Quantities Entering into Manufacture According to Condition, Classes,
and Grades.=
[In thousands of pounds; i. e., 000 omitted.]
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