Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01
SPOT AND FUTURE COTTON WEAK
the SALES or sror AT LryrRrooL,
1000 paLiss,
hester's Report OF the Total Move
ment 60 Date shows THAT s.ais.aDs
iiaies Have Come Into siEht--ite-
ceirts Larger Than for 1891.

Nes- 9Tieass. Nvv. Su,--Secretary Hes
ter's official New Orleans Cotton Exs
change report OF the cotton movement.
Issued today covers the week ending
this date aud the month OF Novcm-
Der. The November total shows iho
largest monthly m1yemsnt OF cotton
into sight in the history Of the trade,
the total reaching In hound numbers
2'lsso0o bales, against i.615,O00 last year.
hiSs'ooo In 1892 ana i.aleoOO in 1891. the
latter the year OF the $685.. 900 crop. Tho
next largest movement was tho last
month. October, when the figures re-
corded Were 2iii.OOo. aud The third
largest In october. 1891. tho s,O3O,Oo9
year. when they were soi,o 900. The
exeesa amount OF the crop brought
Into slght Cor the % days OF tho sea-
son, LeSS0l0 over last year, l.tSS,00O OF
year before last aud $4,000 over 1871,
The movement from the nrst Of Septem-
Der TO November 80 include total receipt
At az United States delivery ports of
3.dl,6ie. against 2as9,gSi last year, -
h6Q,p5S the year before and S56a.e69 tho
same time In 1871; net overland move
inent by railroads across the Alisais-
slppl, OHIO and the Potomac rivera.
VSeti, against Sii7N last year. s6i,iSa
year before and b76,Si0 same time IN
1891. Southern mill takings, exclusive
OF luhnNtN consumed at southern put-
ports. $4,000. against a21O6O last year.
2l0,eso year before and 1s9ei5 same time
IN ls9l, Interior stocks IN excess Of
those held at tho commencement OF
inc season, al,2SG, against ,025 last
year. 2lN2i2 year before and 4lO.SiD
same time In 1921,
THESE make the total amount " tho
cotton crop brought Into sight during
ne three months ending November 30,
Agl5. sos, against S.SgdG59 last year, D.
4s2Voi year before last and AIS, 3es
same time IN 1891
Northern Epluners took during No
yenbor bd3, GA bales. against s55. 55S Inst
year and So9,i0d the year before, lu-
ereasing their total for three months to
Luz, 3el. againat 5q0,7sl last yoar and
V,saBo the year before, This makes
the average weekly taklngs for the
season SOLO, against i5,AiO and 81.
100 the year before.
forelgn exports for the three months
nave been 2,210,5bd bales showing an
increQse over last season OF 40 ag7 ana
Over the same period the yeM before
ih' KUN IN Foreign exports during
November compared with November
last has been eO5,gi5. for tho game
Time year before they have Increased
223,S2i.
stocks at the aeaboard and 90 lending
southern interior markets az the oloae
Of NIvembor were 1,bA,7Si ngainst
hoOs,nO6 the same date last yonr. ana
l,Spo, siS the year before. Including ports
and interior stocks len over from tho
previous season and the number of
pales or the current crop brought into
sight during the three months. Inc sup-
ply. has been 6.i5i,l against 4.is7Oi6
lAst year and 4,0ii0ll the year before
up TO This date last year 90 i0-iO0t DOR
cent or the cotton crop had been mar
keted and for the same three montha
n lsb2 tho percentage Of the crop
brought into sight was 81 eJ-iOO and
lor me same time IN 1891 the percent
age marketed was % gl-1OO. In ndli-
non TO the monthly figures, Seerntnry
Hester Issued TODAY statement or
the weekly movement for the Eeyen
dhNs ending November 20. showing Ia
tai brought into sight this year. big 7g5
agalnAt SsS,i15 last year, 3sO'772 tbc
year before aud iO6g7i during tho qnne
time In 1891. or an increaao OF tq5 eSi
over last year i62.a9b over the ycai,
before last aud i067g6 over mo zane
time In 1881 '"'N