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SNCE :

(Time 10.00 a.m.to 5.00 p.m.)

NYBOT :

(ICE)

ZCE :

MCX :

NCDX :

CBOT :

CBOTMEAL

CBOTSEED :

RBOT :

NBOT :

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kyf°fi÷_Nf L$`pk, NpÑkX$u L$`pk_p° hpev$p°

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Surendranagar Cotton Exchange-Cotton, Cotton Seed, Bales

Future trading

New York Board Of Trade.Cotton Future Trading U.S.

(Time 8.00 a.m.to 12.00 p.m.

Zhgzhou Commodity Exchange Cotton Future Contract

Traded in China (See Page 12 for Detail)

(Time 9.00 a.m.to 1.00 p.m.)

Multi Commodity Exchange Of India Ltd.(Mumbai) (Detail

on Page No.20

National Commodity & Derivative Exchange Ltd.(Mumbai)

The chicago Board of Trade, Chicago, Soy Future Traded at

Chicago U.S.A.

(Time 8.00 a.m.to 12.00 p.m.)

: Chicago Soyseed Future-

Chicago Soyseed Future -

Graudnut & Caster Oil Future traded at Rajkot. (Rajkot

Board of Trade)

(Time 11.00 a.m.to 5.00 p.m.)

National Board of trade, Indore Soy Oil Future Traded at

Indore. (Time 11.00 a.m.to 5.00 p.m.)

KLC : Commodity Monitory Exchage Plam Oil future

Tradeel at Malasiya - dg°iuep `pd Ap°Bg_p° hpev$p °. (Time 8.00

am to 10.00p.m.&12.00.am. to 4.00p.m)

COTLOOK INDEX : UK \u blpf `X$sp L$p °V $gyL$ BfiX$ °n_y Ñ

ApÑsffpÙ≤$ue b≈fdpÑ Myb S> dl–h R> °. AgN AgN v$ °ip °_p ”Z N∞ y`dpÑ\u

_uQpdpÑ _uQp L$hp°V$ °i__p A°hf°S> cph gB_° INDEX dyL$hpdpÑ Aph° R> °.

CHINA INDEX :

CC INDEX Represent's the price level of type

328 dilivered to millson the day proceeding the date of pub-

lication.

CPA : Chicago Projection Soy Long Future Traded at Chi-

cago.

HAPUR/MSH : Mustard Seed vayda, Mustared Seed fu-

ture Traded at Hapur (U.P) lp`f (ey.`u.) dpÑfdpsp° hpev$p °.

HMS : Mustared Seed Vayda, Mustard Seed Future Traded

at Hissar (U.P) dıV$f kuX$_p° rlkpf (ey.`u.) dpÑ fdpsp° hpev$p °.

MSI : Mustard Seed Vayda, Dustard Seed Future Traded

at Indore dıV$f kuX$_p° Bfiv$p °fdpÑ fdpsp° hpev$p °.

CHINA-E-Trading :

Stock cotton & Imported Cotton has been ex-

ecuted by the auction of CNCE, CNCe Daily Exchange

prices has been the quotation of current china cotton De-

mand & Supply. QpB_p_p° dp ÑN A_° `yfhW$p_p CNCE _p Ap°L$k_

`f\u _L$L$u \pe R>°.

Reuters/-consists of 19 commodity futures markets includ-

ing Coco, Jeffrie Index :-Soybeans and unleaded gasonline.

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IMD : Indian Meteorological Dept.Weather forcast.

MSCCGX : Maharashtra state Co-operative Cotton Growers Marketing Federation Ltd.

SEAL : Solven Extraction association of India.

MSD : Mustard Seed Vayda a Mustared Seed FutureTraded at Delhi.

DCE : Delian Commodity Exchage-China SoydeenSeed & Meal Future Trading.

COOIT: Central Organization of Oil Industries of Trade

EICA: East India Cotton Association spot & Future

Trading of Cotton. dyÑbB BıV$ BqfiX$ep L$p °V$_ V≤$ °X$]N

RBD Palm : Refine Bleached & Deodorized Palm oil.

USDA : United States Department of Agriculture (IssueCotton & Oil Seed production & Sales Shipments reports for various Counties)

CAB : Cotton Advisory Board (India)NCC : National Cotton Commission (US)NWS : National Weather Services (US)CCI : Cotton Corporation of India.WTO : World Trade Organisation.

- :: L$ °V$gpL$ A°kp°iuA°i__p V| Ñ $L$p A\Æ ::-CNCE : China National Cotton Exchange.

AWP : Average world price

CCA : China Cotton Association.

NBS : National Bureau of Statistics.

GSCIndex : Goldman Sachs commodity Index

GSI : GcIndex International

NDRC : National Development and Reform Commis-

sion

ICAC : International Cotton Advisory committee

MKT : Market

Cott : Cotton

Cott.R. : Cotton Refine

UN : Uncharged

FOB : Free on Board

Bis : Bales

Cott W : Cotton Wash

NA : Non Available

Dn : Down

D/S.Report : Demand/

Supply Report

S/H Report : Speculator/

Hedge Report.

Massage Reporting dp Ñ h`fpsp L$ ° V $gp V y Ñ $L $ p iÂv$p °dp Ñ h`fpsp L$ ° V $gp V y Ñ $L $ p iÂv$p °dp Ñ h`fpsp L$ ° V $gp V y Ñ $L $ p iÂv$p °dp Ñ h`fpsp L$ ° V $gp V y Ñ $L $ p iÂv$p °dp Ñ h`fpsp L$ ° V $gp V y Ñ $L $ p iÂv$p °

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SMS Closing Report dp Ñ h`fpsp dp Ñ h`fpsp dp Ñ h`fpsp dp Ñ h`fpsp dp Ñ h`fpsp English iÂv$p ° iÂv$p ° iÂv$p ° iÂv$p ° iÂv$p °

H = High

S = Settle

CHG = Change

MID-CLS-Mid-C=MID

Close

O = Open

L = Low

C = CLs

Curr = Curent

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H = High

S = Settle

CHG = Change

MID-CLS-Mid-C=MID

Close

O = Open

L = Low

C = CLs

Curr = Curent

Conversion Factors :-Area :

1 Acre = 0.4047 hectare

1 hectar = 2.417 Acres

1 Sq.Metre = 1.19603 Sq.Yards.

Length :

1 Inch = 25.4 mm

1 Metre = 1.0395 Yards.

Australia - 227 Kilos

Egypt - 327 Kilos

Mexico - 220 Kilos

Sudan - 191 Kilos

Uganda - 182 Kilos

Statistical Bale Weights : rhrh^ v $ °ip °_p Np ÑkX $ u_p hS>_ rhrh^ v $ °ip °_p Np ÑkX $ u_p hS>_ rhrh^ v $ °ip °_p Np ÑkX $ u_p hS>_ rhrh^ v $ °ip °_p Np ÑkX $ u_p hS>_ rhrh^ v $ °ip °_p Np ÑkX $ u_p hS>_

Colombia - 223 Kilos

Ind / Pak - 170 Kilos

SouthAfr i ca- 200 Kilos

Tanzania - 181 Kilos

USA - 218 Kilos

1 C a n d y -355.62 Kilos

1 C e n t e r -100 Kilos

1Ki logram -2.20462 Lbs.

1Spanish Quintal -40 Kilos

1 P o u n d -0.45359Kg

1Indian Quintal - 2 . 6 7 9 2

1Ton -2204.62 Pounds

Unit : 1 Crore = 100 Lakh1 Lakh = 100,000

Weight :

1 C e n t e r - 50 Kilos

1 d a n - 50 Kilos

1Maund - 37.3242 Kilos

1Tonne - 10000Ki los

1 J i n - 0.50 Kilos

China Seed Cot ton

US Bales _p cph Cent per Pound Al] Cent A°V$g° US

Currency A_° Pound A°V$g° Quantity (hS>_)

India : Bales _pcph MpÑX$udp Ñ NZhpdpÑ Aph° R> °.

1 Candy = 355.62 Kg.

1 Kg. = 2.2048 Pound

NYCE/Indian Cotton (US Cotton _p cph _° Indian Cotton kp\°

kfMpdZu)

Cent x 2.2048 x Rate of Dollar (in Rupees) 0.2812

= Indian Cotton Rate.

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Lac. : g p Mg p Mg p Mg p Mg p M

MMT : Milion Metricton

Thultn : Thausand Ton.

Million: 1 0 g p M1 0 g p M1 0 g p M1 0 g p M1 0 g p M

Tn. : Tanker

MT : Metricton

L$p°V$_ NpÑkX$u_p MpÑX$u_p cph D`f\u L$`pk_p cph d°mhhp dpV$°_yÑ ky” :-(Np ÑkX$u_p cph :- 17.78 x Í$_u V$L$phpfu)

+ (L$`pkuep_u V$L$phpfu - L$`pkuep_p cph)

- (Í$ Dspfp ° (V$L$phpfu) x ∆_]N MQÆ) ç 100 = 1 dZ L$`pk_p° cph

L$ÎepZ NpÑkX$u_p r_ed dyS>b cph NZhp dpV$° :-

(NpÑkX$u_p cph ç 17.78 x 40) + (60 x L$`pkuep_p cph) - (40x80)

ç 100 = 1 dZ L$ÎepZ L$`pk_p° cph

(Al] Í$ _p ° Dspfp ° 40 A_° ∆_]N MQÆ Í$p.80 NZu_° rlkpb L$fhpdpÑ Aph°

R > ° . )

:: d°Tfd°fiV$ s\p sp°gdp`dpÑ h`fpsp L$ °V$gpL$ V | Ñ $L$p iÂv$p °-A\Æ ::

Lin : Lacton

+T : Plus Tax

Bil l ion : 10 Million

Bushels : Volume

Measurement US for Grains.

(1 Bushels=27.218 Kilo

Gram)

L $ ° V $ g p L $ L $ ° V $ g p L $ L $ ° V $ g p L $ L $ ° V $ g p L $ L $ ° V $ g p L $ Cotton & Oil _ ° g N s p k p d p fi e V | Ñ $ L $ p i  v $ p ° A n f p ° . _ ° g N s p k p d p fi e V | Ñ $ L $ p i  v $ p ° A n f p ° . _ ° g N s p k p d p fi e V | Ñ $ L $ p i  v $ p ° A n f p ° . _ ° g N s p k p d p fi e V | Ñ $ L $ p i  v $ p ° A n f p ° . _ ° g N s p k p d p fi e V | Ñ $ L $ p i  v $ p ° A n f p ° .

Ref. : Refinel

Deg. : Degumme

Cott.W. : Cotton Wash

S F : Sunflower

Exp. : Expeller

C.P.O. : Crude Palm Oil

Tel ia : Ground Nut Tin Rajkot

Cott.R : Cotton Ref. Oil

Sfs ir : Sunflower Solvent Ref.Oil

Lib : Liberty Oil of Bombay

Pak : Pakistan

US : United State

Bang : Bangladesh

Mexi : Mexico

Tur : Turkey

Aust. : Australia

Russ : Russia

Jak : Jakarta

Mal : Malaysia

USDA-Demand/Supply Report A_° A_° A_° A_° A_° Export/

Import $dp Ñ Aphsp v $ °i_p V | Ñ $ L $ p Anfp °$dp Ñ Aphsp v $ °i_p V | Ñ $ L $ p Anfp °$dp Ñ Aphsp v $ °i_p V | Ñ $ L $ p Anfp °$dp Ñ Aphsp v $ °i_p V | Ñ $ L $ p Anfp °$dp Ñ Aphsp v $ °i_p V | Ñ $ L $ p Anfp °

ndo Pak: India & Pakistan

UK :United Kingdom

Indo :Indonesia

Thai :Thailand

CN :China

Tai :Taiwan

Jap :Japan

Bra :Brazil

Guj : Gujarat

Raj : Rajsthan

Har : Hariyana

Pun : Punjab

M.P. : Madhyapradesh

A.P : Andhrapradesh

M.H : Maharashtra

Krntk : Karnatak

Tamil : Tamilnadu

SMS $ d p Ñ h ` f p s p d y ø e f p S > e p ° _ p V | Ñ $ L $ p _ p d$ d p Ñ h ` f p s p d y ø e f p S > e p ° _ p V | Ñ $ L $ p _ p d$ d p Ñ h ` f p s p d y ø e f p S > e p ° _ p V | Ñ $ L $ p _ p d$ d p Ñ h ` f p s p d y ø e f p S > e p ° _ p V | Ñ $ L $ p _ p d$ d p Ñ h ` f p s p d y ø e f p S > e p ° _ p V | Ñ $ L $ p _ p d

DHG : Dhrangadhra

HAL : Halvad

Chot : Chotila

Man : Manavadar

Amr : Amreli

Vak : Vakaner

Gadh : Gadhda

Jet : Jetpur

Bab : Babara

$ k p • f p Ù ≤ $ _ u A p h L $ _ p $ k p • f p Ù ≤ $ _ u A p h L $ _ p $ k p • f p Ù ≤ $ _ u A p h L $ _ p $ k p • f p Ù ≤ $ _ u A p h L $ _ p $ k p • f p Ù ≤ $ _ u A p h L $ _ p SMS d p Ñ A p h s p ` u à $ p _ p _ p dd p Ñ A p h s p ` u à $ p _ p _ p dd p Ñ A p h s p ` u à $ p _ p _ p dd p Ñ A p h s p ` u à $ p _ p _ p dd p Ñ A p h s p ` u à $ p _ p _ p d

Bot : Botad

Vich : Vichhiya

Gon : Gondal

Mon : Morbi

Bhav : Bhavnagar

Savr : Savarkundla

Jas : Jasdan

Raj : Rajkot

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Ahd : Ahemdabad

A'bad : Aurongabad

Ngp : Nagpur

(Maharashtra)

Chn : Chennai

(Tamilnadu)

Ind : Indor (MP)

Jalgv : Jalgov

(Maharashtra)

SMS d p Ñ h ` f p s p d y ø e i l ° f p ° _ p V | Ñ $ L $ p _ p dd p Ñ h ` f p s p d y ø e i l ° f p ° _ p V | Ñ $ L $ p _ p dd p Ñ h ` f p s p d y ø e i l ° f p ° _ p V | Ñ $ L $ p _ p dd p Ñ h ` f p s p d y ø e i l ° f p ° _ p V | Ñ $ L $ p _ p dd p Ñ h ` f p s p d y ø e i l ° f p ° _ p V | Ñ $ L $ p _ p d

B'bay : Bombay

Krnt : Karnataka

Mun : MundraPort

Hyd : Hydrabad(AP)

Adl : Adilabad(AP)

Mgl : Manglore

(Karnataka)

THE COTLOOK'A INDEX :-

duX$g L$gk L$p °V$_ (d¬espf Í$) 1-3/32 _p _uQ° S>Zph°g

v$ °ip °dp Ñ\u fp °S>bfp°S>_p _uQpdpÑ _uQp `pÑQ L$hp°V$ °i__p A°hf°S> cph

g°hpdpÑ Aphg R>°.

L$p°iÆ L$p°V$_ ep_Æ b_phhpdpÑ kpdpfie fus° h`fpsp L$p°i L$pDfiV$

L$pV$__p _uQ° v$ipÆh°g _h fpÙ≤$p°dpÑ\u ”Z fpÙ≤$_p qv$hk v$fÁep__p _uQpdpÑ

_uQp L$hp°V$ °i__p A°hf°S> cph g°hpdpÑ Aph° R> °.

Memphis/Eastern Uzbekistan Greek

California/Arizona Parguayan Australian

Orleans/Texas Pakistan-1503 Maxican

Tanzanian Type 1 SG Ivory CoustBEMA Syrian

Turkish S.Eastern Burkina Faso Ruly Brazilian

Bunny

Mail Katy

THE COTLOOK'B (NE) 'INDEX :-

Orleans/Texas SLM 1-1/32 Uzbekistan

Argentina Grade C-1/2, Chinese Type-527

Brazilian SLM 101/1 6" Pakistan AF2a/1 -1/32"

Turkish S. Eastern Std 2 RG 1-1/16"

Syrian SLM 1-1/ 6" Indian J-34

The C C Index is calculated from the price at

which cotton is offered to the final consumers. i.e. mills

& is published at 9.00 am every working day. The

quitation are intended to reflect the competitive level of

offering prices, not the lavel at which business has been

arranged, offering prices received by 200 mills are taken

in to considertion.

Average delivered mill offering priceof type

129,229,329,429 & 527 are calculated for each grade

in each province, useing the ratio of the spinning pro-

DETAILED EXPLANATION OF THE CC INDEX :-

CHINA COTTON INDEX = CC INDEX :-

Apif° 200 dugp°_° dm°g Ap°af ‚pBk_p A°hf°S> cph D`f\u

v$ffp °S> 9-00 am (QpB_uT V$pBd) kde° `Âgui L$fhpdpÑ Aph° R> °.

Al]dugp°_° dmsu Ap°af dp” NZ”udpÑ g°hpdpÑ Aph° R> °.buT_°i \ep_u

cph _u NZ”u _\u g°hpdpÑ Aphsu.

v$f°L$ ‚p°hufikdpÑ s°d_u ı`u_]N D–`pv$_ iqL$s_p f°kuep° ‚dpZ°

h°BV$]N Ap`u_° rhrh^ V$pB` (129,229,329,429,527) _p Ap°af]N

cph D`f\u _°i_g h°BV$ °S> A_° _°i_g A°hf°S> v$f°L$ V$pB` Cotton

_p d°mhhpdpÑ Aph° R> °.

apB_gdpÑ V$pB` 328 _° A°hf°S> h°BV$°S> Ap`u C C Index

_u NZsfu L$fhpdpÑ Aph° R> °. [328 (T3) 28mm.]

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ZCE : Zhengzhou commodity exchange :-

v$i hjÆ_p qfkQÆ `R>u ZCE A ° June 1,2004 \u

L$p°V_ aeyQf L$p°fiV≤$pL$V$f Qpgy L$f°g R>°. C C Index s\p ZCE

dpÑ L$hp°V$ L$fhpdpÑ Aphsp cph Yarn CRMB/TNT (Yarn per

MT) (ep_Æ ̀ f V$_)

Trading Units : 5Ts

Price Qutotation = Yarn [R<B/T]

Daily Price Limit = 4% above or below

Minimum Fluctuation - 5 yarn/MT

Contract Months = Jan, April, MaymJune, July, Aug, Sep.,

Oct., Nov.&Dec. Time 9.00to11:30, 1:30 to 3:30pm Beijing

time.

Basis Grade : 328B., Saw-gainned upland cotton

Ticker Symbol=CF

Note : 328 Refers to Chinese Standard T3, Staple length

at 28 mm. B Stands for Mecroniare falling in to the scope

B. (3.5m 3.6)

CHINA : The Daily Price Form Introduction

:: CC Index 328 means the delivered mill price of the

duction of each province against the national total as a

weighting factor, a National weghted average price is

obtain for each type. Finaly the type 329 weighted aver-

age prices is converted to a 328 value based on a 1%

value difference this value along with the 328

weightedaverage prices is averaged to produced the C

C index.

Qpe_pdp Ñ E-Trading s\p ZCE dpÑ cph Yarn Per

Metricton Ap`hpdpÑ Aph° R>°.

Grade 3 staple long 28 mm cotton price.

:: CC Index 229 means the delivered mill price of the

Grade 2 staple ling 29 mm cotton price.

:: FF Index S means the index of imported cotton quo-

tation for the SM.

:: FC Index M means the index of imported cotton quo-

tation for the M.

:: FC Index L means the index of imported cotton

quotation for the SLM.

The daily rate of US Dollar VS RMB, the stock

index of Shanghai Composite Index and Shenzhen

Compostite Index, the lead contract's settle price for

corn and soyabean of Dalian Commodity Exchange;

more over; the wheat and PTA lead contract settle price

on Zhenzhou Commodity Exchange.

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CIF – Cost, Insurance, Freight

Term of sale signifying that the price invoiced or

quoted by a seller includes insurance and all other

charges up to the named port of destiniation

classing :- The process of describing cotton quality

so that its value can be determined. (See also staple

length, grade, colour)

colour :- the degree of whiteness of the cotton fibre.

colour grade :- describes the colour of cotton lint.

There are 30 standard colour grades, of which 15 are

physical standards (held as boxed samples of the

complete range of grades) and 15 are descriptive.

cotton :- Cultivated cotton is a perennial shrub,

genus Gossypium. There are two major species in

current production – G. hirsutum, commonly known

as upland cotton, and G. barbadense or pima cotton.

(See also G. hirsutum, G. barbadense, upland cotton,

Pima cotton

country damage :- Damage to cotton caused by

moisture, dust or sand affecting bales that have either

been exposed to the weather or stored on wet or

contaminated ground.

dead cotton :- An extreme form of immature cotton,

having a thin fibre wall. Can result from disease, pest

attack or a foreshortened ripening period.

discount :- reduction in price from the base rate in

order to purchase a lower grade.

bale :- A basic tradeable unit of lint (ginned cotton).

Bale weights vary from country to country. (See under

the relevant country for specific bale weights were

applicable.) By convention, a ‘statistical’ bale weighs

480 lbs

base grade :- A selected grade of cotton used by

cotton merchants as a basis for contracts, premiums

and discounts.

boll :- The fruiting structure of a cotton plant. It is

made up of separate compartments called locks, in

which cotton seeds and lint grow

broker :- One who assembles individual bales or small

lots into larger volumes for others. One who acts as a

selling agent for shippers/growers and buyers for mills.

Bt cotton :- A genetically engineered cotton carrying

the Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) gene that produces, in

every cotton plant cell, protein crystals toxic to some

insect pests.

CFR – Cost and Freight (named port of

destination)

The seller is responsible for payment of costs and

freight necessary to bring the goods to the named port

of destination. The risk (loss or damage to goods),

together with any additional costs incurred after loading

becomes the buyer’s once the goods pass the ship’s

rail at the port of shipment.

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grown worldwide, accounting for about 90 percent of

planted acreage.

ginning outturn :- the ratio of lint to seed cotton

produced by the ginning process.

grade :- Official US classification system given to lint

to describe its quality in terms of colour and leaf

content. See Universal Cotton Standards, colour, leaf.

ginning outturn :- the ratio of lint to seed cotton

produced by the ginning process.

grade :- Official US classification system given to lint

to describe its quality in terms of colour and leaf

content. See Universal Cotton Standards, colour, leaf.

HVI :- High Volume Instrument testing. Systems by

which high speed bale by bale testing can be attained.

Bales are tested for micronaire, length, uniformity,

strength, elongation, colourand trash content.

leaf grade :- describes the leaf or “trash” content of

cotton lint. There are 8 grades, of which 7 are physical

(held as boxed samples covering the range of grades)

and the remaining is a descriptive standard based on

the other 7.

length :- The average length of cotton fibre after the

ginning process.

lint :- The cotton fibre obtained by the ginning process

once the cotton seed, leaves and casing have been

removed.

length per unit of mass, ie. The number of kilometres

per 1/2 kilogramme

dryland :- cotton grown using mainly water provided

by the natural cycle of rainfall rather than artificial

irrigation. Also known as dryland cotton

English count cotton :- An indirect system measuring

length per unit of mass, ie. The number of hanks (840

yards) per pound weight

fibre :- A cotton fibre is classified in four ways, by its

length, micronaire, strength and uniformity. (See also

length, micronaire, strengthand uniformity). The fibre

typically accounts for approximately 35 percent of the

weight of a seed cotton, though this proportion varies.

FOB – Free on board :- A shipping term which

indicates that the supplier pays the shipping costs, and

is usually also responsible for insurance costs. Costs

relate to those incurred from the point of manufacture

to a specified destination. Costs beyond this point are

the responsibility of the buyer

foreign matter :- Anything that is not part of the cotton

plant

G. arboreum, G. herbaceum :- Asiatic short staple

coarse cotton, usually of high Micronaire.

G. barbadense :- Pima or extra long staple cotton.

Major producing countries are Egypt, the USA, Israel,

Peru and the Central Asian staes of the former Soviet

Union.

G. hirsutum :- Typically known as upland cotton of

medium staple length. It is the major species of cotton

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seed cotton :- Unginned, picked cotton.

Sea Island cotton :- Fine, long staple cotton grown in

the West Indies.

spot quotations :- Reported prices for all specific

quality designations on a certain trading day.

staple :- Cotton fibre considered with regard to its

length and fineness. short staple : less than 25 mm

medium staple : 25 to 30 mm long staple : 30 to 37 mm

extra long staple : 37mm and above

strength :- prices : firmness or steadiness fibre : power

of the fibre to sustain the application of force (as

applied in spinning) without breaking

tare :- The weight of wrapping bands or wires used to

cover cotton bales

tex :- (grams per kilometre) A direct decimal count

system for describing the linear density (mass per unit

length) of fibres, filaments and yarns. The lower the

number, the finer the thread.

Trash the leaf content of ginned lint.

Uniformity :- The degree to which the fibres in a sample

are uniform based on the ration of mean length to the

upper half mean length. Given as a percentage

upland cotton :- Originally used to refer to cotton

grown on raised lands not prone to flooding. Now refers

to short and medium staple cottons

micronaire :- The size of an individual cotton fibre takenin cross-section

motes :- Can be either fuzzy (immature seeds on whichfibre development ceased at an early stage) or bearded(a piece of seed coat with long fibres attached). Bothare often termed seed coat neps.

nep :- A small knot of tangled fibre.

organic cotton :- Organically grown cotton uses croprotation, beneficial insects, compost and other farmingmethods in place of chemical fertilisers and intensivefarming techniques.

pima cotton :- Long staple cotton variety

premium :- An amount by which a price is increased inorder to buy a product of a higher grade or quality

pressley :- measurement of fibre strength

raingrown cotton :- cotton grown using mainly waterprovided by the natural cycle of rainfall rather thanartificial irrigation. Also known as dryland cotton.

ratoon cotton :- crop that is cut back or cropped andis left to grow again for another season

Re-Ginned cotton :- Reginned cotton is cotton thathas passed through the ginning process more than once,and has also already been baled. It may go throughthe ginning again for additional cleaning, blending orthe removal of foreign material.

metric cotton count :- An indirect system measuringlength per unit of mass,ie. The number of kilometresper 1/2 kilogramme

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African Franc Zone :- The name given to the francophone cot-ton producing states of western and central Africa. They include,in order of prominence with regard to raw cotton production,Mali, Benin, Cote d’Ivoire, Cameroon, Burkina Faso and Chad.All have a common currency, the CFA franc, which is linked tothe French franc.

Argentina :- Currently the second largest of the South Ameri-can producing countries. The major cotton growing provincesare the Chaco and Santiago del Estero.

Australia : - Amongst the top ten of the world’s cotton produc-ers, the major cotton growing areas include the Macquarie, Namoiand Gwydir valleys in New South Wales, and Emerald and theDarling Downs in Queensland. National bale weight is given as227 kilos.

Brazil :- The largest of the South American cotton producingcountries. Growth in area planted to cotton in the centre-westregion in particular has been significant in recent seasons. An-nual raw cotton consumption is currently estimated at around900,000 tonnes.

China :- One of the world’s largest producers of raw cotton. Inrecent years a major import market.

Egypt :- Traditional producer of extra long staple cottons.

Greece :- A middle-ranking producer and exporter of cotton. Pro-duction is subsidised by the European Union.

India :- Second largest producer of raw cotton. The major pro-ducing states are Gujarat, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan,Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh and TamilNadu. The bulk of output is consumed domestically.Kazakhstan :- Central Asian producing Republic. Cotton is soldby auction at the Stock Exchanges in Alma-Aty and Shimkent

Pakistan :- Fourth largest producer of raw cotton. The majorproducing states are the Punjab and Sind.

Spain :- A modest producer of cotton, mainly irrigated. Quali-fies for EU subsidies

Sundan :- A producer of G. barbadense (Barakat) and upland(Acala) cottons, mostly on major irrigation schemes

Tajikistan :- The third largest Central Asian producing Repub-lic of the former Soviet Union after Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan

Turkey :- Major producer, consumer and importer of raw cot-ton. Production is forecast to expand over the coming years, asmore land in the south east of the country is irrigated.

Turkmenistan : - The second largest Central Asian producingRepublic of the former Soviet Union after Uzbekistan

United States of America : - One of the world’s largest pro-ducers of raw cotton, and customarily the largest exporter (3rd

Largest Producer & The Largest Exporter)

Uzbekistan : - The largest of the Central Asian producing re-publics of the former Soviet Uniona nd recently the world’s 3rdlargest exporter.

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acrylic fibre :-Generic name for a synthetic fibre consisting of at least85% of acrylonitrile units.

bleached cotton linters :-Linters that have been bleached ready for further process-ing

break spinning :-An alternative name for open-end spinning

carded :-A yarn preparation. During the carding process raw cottonis separated, opened, cleaned and made into sliver

combed :-An industrial yarn preparation. During the combing pro-cess, fibres are combed to make them parallel in the sliverand short fibres are removed.

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continuous spinning :-A system of spinning in which the fibre moves through theprocess without interruption, eg ring-spinning.

cotton spinning system :-The process originally developed for spinning cotton,applied now also to other staple fibres.

count of yarn :-A number indicating the mass per unit length or the lengthper unit mass of yarn

denier :-weight of a man-made fibre or yarn, expressed as theweight in grams of 9,000 meters of the thread. The lowerthe number, the finer the thread

country damage :-Damage to cotton caused by moisture, dust or sand affect-ing bales that have either been exposed to the weather orstored on wet or contaminated ground.

dead cotton :-An extreme form of immature cotton, having a thin fibrewall. Can result from disease, pest attack or a foreshort-ened ripening period.

fibre :-A cotton fibre is classified in four ways, by its length,micronaire, strength and uniformity. (See also length,micronaire, strengthand uniformity). The fibre typicallyaccounts for approximately 35 percent of the weight of aseed cotton, though this proportion varies.

metric cotton count :-An indirect system measuring length per unit of mass, ie.The number of kilometres per 1/2 kilogramme

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open-end spinning :-A process by which yarn is spun from a broken-up sliver orroving.

opening :-The process of separating fibres from the pressed bale

polyester fibre :-Generic name for a synthetic fibre made from polyethyleneterephthalate

rayon fibre :-A man-made fibre made from regenerated cellulose

ring-spinning :-A system of continuous spinning of staple fibre

single :-Describes the ply of yarn. A single is the most popular plyand means , raw cotton twisted into a single thread

spun yarn :-Yarn spun from staple fibre held together by twist.

staple :-Cotton fibre considered with regard to its length andfineness. short staple : less than 25 mm medium staple :25 to 30 mm long staple : 30 to 37 mm extra long staple :37mm and above

strength :-prices : firmness or steadiness fibre : power of the fibre tosustain the application of force (as applied in spinning)without breaking

synthetic fibres :-Fibres or filaments produced from polymers. Not naturallyoccurring.

tex :-(grams per kilometre) A direct decimal count system fordescribing the linear density (mass per unit length) offibres, filaments and yarns. The lower the number, the finer the thread

viscose fibre :-A man-made fibre spun from regenerated cellulosic mate-rial.

warp :-Threads which run parallel to the loom.

weave :-The manufacturing of cloth by the interlacing of yarns.

weft :-Threads which run at right angles to the warp.

worsted :-Worsted yarns are made from long fibers of 3 to 6 inches,which are combed to lie parallel to each other, producing asmooth, clean look. They are usually fine, tightly twisted plyyarns.

yarn number :-cotton yarn is measured by yarn number, based on howmany hanks (840 yards)there are in 1 lb of yarn. The higher the number the finer thethread.

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