Washington, Nov. 9.
On a basis of indications as of! November 1, the Department of Agriculture to-day forecast a cot ton crop of 15,900,000 hal Simultaneously the Census Bureau announced that ginnings of cotton up to November 1 came to 10! '314 bales, as compared with 10,- 162,000 for the previous correspond ing. period.
The record high for recent years was 1926, when cotton amounted "bales, The previous Now York, Nov. 12.
The National City Bank's review of financial sued toe day, says:
We do not believe that, the fundamentals of the business sittation have been changed.
"Recent reports from industries have been favourable, ind that confidence is unimpair@l,'
Several other reviews issued by yanking houses and analytical ex~ perts reflect a similar attitude, and urge investors to take a courageous fnttitude toward the recent stock year there was crop of 16103, market crash—United Press. {679 bales—United Press. of crude all declined by. 201,738 Tulsa, Okla, Nov, 12-—Produc CHINESE EMBARGO ON Larrelsethis week as compared with
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