Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-21
COTTON aARKETs.
BYTELEGRAPH.


ST. LOUIS, November 2O.-Cotton
quiet I45e
LOUISVILLE, November 2O.-COt.
ton quiet. l4c.
CINCINNATT, November z0.-Cot.
on quiet and steady, ATE.
LIVERPOOL, November 20. 2:3Op.m
/ Cotton opened stead middliug 40.
coo bales; Of which 1000 were for export
and zpseulsti n,
pm Sales Of American cotton to
day, 800 bales.
SPIN October and November ship
ments from Savannah OF Charleston,
/ m. c., 7sd; November and December,
7sd.
NEW ORLEANS, November % IL 80
4 n Cotton quiet and unchanged ;
middIing, l4se; sales, 800 bales; re-
ee,pts, 1892 bales
6 p.m,-Cuttnn-demaud active and
general; sales, 1900 bales; supply mod
eT ste; prices sImewhst Irregular, but
< -nerRlly Il fer; go q ordinary TO strict
good ordinary, 13AGI4c; low middIiDg
TO strict low middling, l4l6l42e; mid
ding 70 strict middlinr, l41(G142c; good
middling to middling fair, lt3G15}c;
fair, 15s916c; receipts, 1925 bales; ex-
ports ~ the continent, $40 Dales; coast
wise, 497 bales; stock, IL, 999 bales; IN
sold last evening, .. geo bales; on ship
board, 500 bales. Sales Of the week,
81 200 ba'e-; net receipts, 81 Oo6 bales;
gro-s, 421l2 bales; exports To the con-
tinent, 6l53 bales; cOastwise, 1886 bales;
to Great Britain, p, 54S bales.
NEW YORK, November 20, 1920
m.-Futures steadieT; January, I5sc;
February, 15g6l5 7-l6e; March, 1910
Is Is Ice; December, "A lS-16@l45c.
1895 pun Futures steadisT; Jsnu-
airy, Is S-l6c; February, l5A6l5 9-l6c;
March, Is I3-l6G15sc; April, Is l-l6@
l5bc; Nay, 10 716Gl65c; December,
l45t6,l4 l5-l6c; sales for future delivery
L 800 bales.
1910 p.m.-Cctton firmer and gensr-
ally held higher, but nominslly IN
changed; sales for export, $50 bales; to
SPIN ers, 30 bales to-day, 42O last even
ing; ssles to arrive, incladed in the
above. 80 haies last evening.
2:25 p.m.-COttOn steady; ordinary,
l2te; good OrdinsTy, l4c; low mid
ding. l4}c; middling, l4Bc; Alabama,
l5c; OIeans, Isle; sales for export, 1Z70
bales; 20 spinHers, so bales; to speculs-
tors, 25l1 bales. TO arrive, $50 bales.
2;40 o m.-FUtures strong; January,
Is 3-16315tc; February, I5465l5 9 Ice;
March, las-; April, Is l6a; May,
f6 7-l6 sl6lc; June, is ll-l69l68c; July,
IS l5-l69l7c; NOvem Der, Il Is l6@l45c;
December, 145Gl4 l5-l6c; sales, IS 800
bales.
Net receipts, 75S bales; gross receipts,
2S77 bales; exports to Great Britain, $3.50
bales; 70 the continent, l457 bales; sales,
476l bales; stock, 04t09 bales; market
81 ady; middliDg l4sc
Cotton report for seven days at all the
United States ports: Receipts, l55 025
bales; exports to Great Britain, II $40
bales; to France, 36lS bales; TO the con-
tinent, Is 796 bales; cosstwi-e, 25Ol bales;
stick, 3l6, 495 bales, Port Royal not in
cluded.
The following is the comparative cot
tonstatemeut; Net receipts at all United
States ports during the week 155,026
bsles; same week lsst year, 1870, los bales;
total receipts, ]. 109 81 bales; last year,
So 352 bales; exports for the week, -,
257 hs es; last year, - 35S bales; total,
Az la bales; last yeae, 36l l6s bales;
STOCK al al L siied States ports, except
Porf r ysl, SIG 49, bales; last year
39l 40 bales; stock atall interior towns
50 Sac bales; last year, IS. 297 bales;
stock at Liverpool, $40 600 bales; las
year, 497 600 bales; sock ofAmerican
al lat for Great Br tain, 242 600 bales;
asst year, l5S, 900 bales