The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-23
CENSUS CAUSES
 ADVANCEMENT Market Gains Many Points
 on Bureau. < REPORT TAKEN AS BULLEH Ginning Figures Shows Crop Less Than 100000 Bales. eevsral Trades Are Made in Local spots--A rotai of s5y Bales Re-
 leased--Receipts Are Very
 Light--Ceider weath- CT for Belt.

After rather dull opening. due to bearish cables from Liverpool. the morning as. and adWsnsed @ sevsyai @ ADaHa poinss Census report This was considered bullish by the trade and the market Of the poor Liverpooi. They put a reserve on the bear element and is in line with the general belief in higher values for cotton. s
 ned to November 14 against s.5s5,S09 bales gfnned up to this date last year. The ginnings last year 70 date were 7S.s2 per cent of the erop The to- If the s,l0s.7s7 bales ginned up to No- vember if this year Is 7e.32 per cent of the crop. then the total crop can Rs Hnt ssV tbe fsvosabie n % w.st6er r0Yo for % the gathering of the crop and the rapid marketing of the crop this year must be taken into consideration. Einnings compared with last year, are Georgia. and North and south Caro- lima. Tn Georgia particularly condf- lions have been favorable for the rap- crop. The census shows Alabama con siderably below last years Bureau but the greatest falling off Is shown in the State of Mississippi. The in homa Is due to the increased acreage in that State this year.
 With the advance. buyers and sell sss s got soss 1sshsME of BIT p sass s d 9of he saps was released. Trades were made around the 14 1-2 cent mark. Sever al Of the factors sold all they had of- pers report no demand from southern mills or export at present.
 Mondays receipts into the local market were the lowest since the cot- houses only received total of about s8e bales. Most of this came by rail as approximately only forty bales of wagon cotton was disposed of at the sSs Street % price The ssn saaps sRs sts ysas ts permanent bull proposition espec- ially since the movement continues so
 in speaking about sales one ware iiousenian said Monday:
 The ,,,, ls.esnt gsics seems .o.6s to be the the the release of the staple The gov show the sizs of the crop and if 1t fs buliish enough the market will go 10 IS cents. If t reaches this level prices will go still higher" under the bull swing. Although the advance was nothing extraordinary the bear element was crowded off the sss sosrs ot,oo opsning prices rs flor sn most of
 
 poor Liverpool. With the Issuance of the report the advance set In which held throughout the day. Prices clos ed 1s to 2s points above saturdays closing figures.
 December futures opened at I4. 70, only one point up. This was the low est figures of this month and prices advanced and closed at 14.53. a 13 points gain. January futures, how ever opened seven points down at 14.b0. its lowest figures. This month clossd at It's highest at 14.7a, an ad- vance of as ,points over Saturday.
 The Liverpool market, due un- changed to 1-2 point lower, opened barely steady at decline of four to six points. Around noon the market was seven to eight points lower. The close showed a rally of I-2 a point. Spots were dull. eight points down. with sales given out at 5000 bales, 4.e00 of which was American cotton
 The weather map Monday showed partly cloudy over the belt, with a cold wave coming from the West. The forecast Is for unsettled weather in the West and a rainy spell and colder weather In the Central and Atlantics.