The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-31
HEsTER's COTTON RIM,

HEsrER's COTTON R1ps,|
42'''40 Bales Against A! 4lo,,a1
Year.
Secretary Testers week., s.|
leans Cotton Exchange stats, W |
sued at the close of business s!
shows an increase in the mo,...
to sight compared With the sss,s
ending this date last year !, \, !,
figures @: $4,000 bales, q dec,..'
der the same days year before
$4,000 and an increase over Il.
days in 1898 of 10000.
For twenty-three days q ii
the totals show a gain owe, IN
of 1924, 900, u loss from year III,
of 81, 900, and a gain over II
294, 900.
| For the three days Of ,h|
son that hive elapsed the agp,.,
ahead Of the same fi|ty.thres i
last year 800, 600, Of same DAYS,
fore last 468, 900, and Of the sas.
in 1893 by zoos, 1000.
The amount brought into sipA
ing the past week has been d n
against 40, 722 for the seven 4,
ing this date last year, 5l6,1aj
before last, and 4l8,449 for tbe !
time in 1893; and for the tve,tl
days Of October it has been l,.a|
against 1906, 210 last year, IN
year before last, and l,l34, 47sn]
These make the total moysna,|
the fifty-three days from Sal
2,647, 965, against 1899, COS I'LL
2,179,S91 year before last andl1
724 same time in 1898.
The movement since Sept. i /
receipts at all United States
1885, ATS, against l,273,59O hi
1,639,997 year before last, andl]
716 same time in 1898; overland
the Mississippi, Ohio and Na
rivers to Northern mills and d
192,045 against l29,0l3 lssj
1885, year before last, and E,a
1898; interior stocks in excesdl
1,5l1,]59, against 2S:t, 1876 l,a /
2lO,o3 year before last, and II
in 1898; Southern mill takiugslal
against 1852, 266 last year, l41,ls|
before last, and l24,5S6 inlSs.
Foreign exports for the we'd
been 2S7,3H, against 59,AlHI
making the total thus far folthsl
994, 934, against SOB, 400 last
an increase OF 491,514
Northern mill takinrs DIM
past seven days show a dsa
IS, 707 as compared with III
spending period last yea, =
total takings since Septembsl
increased 65,807. The total
Of American mills, North, Sod
Canada, thus tar for the sea,a
been 527,838, against @6@
year. These include 366, 7l6hl
ern spinnera, against 3o0,96s.
Stocks at the seaboard v
twenty-nine leading Southern ]
centres have increased duringa
S. bales, against en- increH
ing the corresponding perload
season of lC9,07S, and are nov!
larger than at this date in lSA
Including stocks left over =
and interior towns from tho lK
aid the number Of bales brougtl|
sight thus far for the new cg||
supply to date is 2,9S6,5A
against 2, l4S,959 for the same 4
last year.
It must be remembered thhll
weekly, monthly and seasons e9' i
sons in Secretary Hester's repel !
made up to corresponding on|
year, year before last ald y
Comparisons to close Of corresl
weeks are misleading, as tota's !,
of this week last year would Y
tifty-five days of the season. , ~
fore last fifty-six days, and y
fiIty-seven days, against oi'!
three days this year.
Net overland for this week W
80, 44S, for this week lust ytaf |,
for this week same time in 1871, /.
thus far for month last yea
thus far for month year be'a|
157, 436, thus far for month =
in 1888 1881. 5,
Brought into sight this weeks =
same seven days last yea Il
same seven days in 1885 Z. y
twenty-tlree days of October
1923, 634, twenty-three daysa
Der last year 1,306,21o, tT eIs9 /
days of October year oel@ y
1900, 1854, twenty-three days o !"
in 1868 1874, ATS.
Increase in amount Of crop W
into sight over last year Sos's1
crease in amount brought n.o y !:
date over year before last 4Og n
amount brought into sight - !:
! same time in 1898 zoos, 24i ~ ~
since Sent | over last year ool,s]