Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-31
COTTON Markets.

BY TELEGEAFE.
LOUISVILLE, october 0.-Cotton quiet al
lac.
CINCINNATI, october 90.-Cotton steady Al
lie.
ST. LOUIS, October S0.-Cotton in better de.
mand: some speculative NOV, nent; good
ordinary, l3c; low middling, - C; middllng
l Is &C.
LIVERPOOL. October 20, 1890 p.m.-Cotton
quiet and unchanged sales To-Day, Il ~
bales: 200 for export and speculation; sales
! Tor the week, 1000 bales, 209e for export aud
500 for specular ion stock, $500 pal, : iiSVt
American. receipts for the week, 32,uO bales,
y 200 American; actual exports, ZOO bales
stock afioat, s95 go bales, IiO,OJO American.
NEW ORLEA - October 80, II 30 a.m.-Cot-
ton active and firm offerings moderate; MD
ding, l4l{c; sales, llOl bsiesi receipts, 2-3J
pm. Net receipts, 7sI5 bales; gross re-
ceipts, sig bales; demand active and hTm
III ddiing, lac.
O. p-m.-Cotton-Dem fair during The
morning but slack towards Close; sales, -o1
bales: GOOD ordinary q strict good ordinary,
l5tl5sc; Low IA DID ing 10 strict low M .,
ls7kal4i.c; middling 70 strict nlidollng, l. "a
Ia Il. good middlIng 10 mlddling falr, 1919
IA &c; receipts, $3.50 bales; exports TO the Con-
unent, 1850 bales; coastWise, bales 70 Great
Britain, 1881 bales; stock on hand, bssb2l
ba les. unsOld last evening, -. so bales; on
shipbOaud, % so bales; weeks sales, 2b,lOy
bales; net receipts, 81 SO bales; gross, 81. 2l2
bales; exports coRstwisr, 1878 bales; TO the
Continent, 6276 bales, Great Britain, 2lSOiO
bales
NEW YORK, October %, 1925 a.m.-Futures
easy. January, d I5-i64l5c; February, l5l<d
Is 5-l6c; March Is S-l8@ lj5s; November, u sl6
ala Il-l6c; December, Il lt-l69l454c.
I2:lO p.m.-Futures quiet aud steady; Janu'
airy, Il l5-l6al5c; February, l514Sl5 l5-l6c;
March, Is loo. April, l554@l5 l3-lnc; Novem-
Der, II g-l6al4ssc. December, Il ll-l6c; sales,
for future delivery, 1890 bales.
I2:l5 p.m.-COttOn quiet and unchanged;
sales for export last evening, ll50 bales; 70
spinners to-day, Is bales; last evening -
bales: sales to Spectators last evening, 800
bales; sales in transit, leo bales.
9:iO p.m.-CottOn dull and unchanged; sales
for export, 100 bales; 10 spinners, l9S bales 10
Spectators, 306 bales
2:sOpm.-Futures stronger; January. Il 1918
a'5c; February, l5zdl5 bite; March, Is S-l6
ais e: April. Is I3-l6c; May, Is l-l6Gl6i C;
June, l65<aI6 5-l6c; October, IA 7-i6d4 loo;
oven Der, l41S,ali 9-l6c; December, IL ll-l6S
l65zc; Gales p, 400 bsles.
Net receipts, 63l bales; gross receipts, 5lo6
bales; for export 10 Great Britain, ~ bales; TO
the continent, 1910 bales; sales, 2579 bales;
stock on hand, S. ,O0l bales.
Cotton report for seven days at all United
States ports: Receipts, liS,055 bales; exports
France, 500 bales; 10 the Continent, $40
bales stock on hand, s0T,s4O bales.
The following is the comparative cotton
statement: Net receipts al sll United states
poris during the week, l5S,O35 bales; last year,
iG2g35 baies total receip pts 10 date go 65 bales
last ear AS 40 bales exports for the week 81,
29 bales last ear, 81 ~ bales; total exports 10
date, 20i3li bales; TO same date last
year, I54547 bales; stock at all United
states ports, $3.50 bales; last yea,
bales lsst year, s., Is; stock AT Liverpool, SIS,
900 bales; last year, $1,000 bales; stock OF
American afloat for Great Britain, ll6QOO
bales; last year, 50 coo bales.