Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-28

New York, Sept 21,-lleavy buying
10y spot houses ana Southern Interests
advanced the future market again
sharply today spot salos, none.
prices unchanged,
New York Sept -. Rulllsh prl-
Note crop reports and Nlks OF smaller
Southern spot offerings together with
apprehension of possible early win.
ter based upon the appearance of {
killing frost in the Northeast causet
q more active demand for cotton II
the local market and while advance,
were not fully maintained the clost
was steady with September showing q
gain ol / point ana later positions ol
~ to 10 points for the day The mar.
bet opened firm with September I'M
changed and other months TO Il
points higher In response To q better
Liverpool market than expected an,
private cables reporting steady spO
Joklngs from the South Spot hOusei
bought September M the opening anO
the position firmed Mp with the res
of the list, hut some reacted, rulinr
omparntiVcly quiet and easy during
the balance Of the day while later
months showed IcrcunR actNGty
ana gradually worked up In a net adj
vance of 10 To 10 points On coyorlnt
10y recent sellers, little SUPPORT
/ from trade interests and q considera
hlc demand from wall street houses
particularly those with Western con.
necuons.
Western interests were prohabl'
buyers on bullish crop news, AZ on
Of the big Chicago houses is snid I
have received large number ~ Yer
hulllsh crop reports from the Soutl
while some of the Wall street Inter
ests may have heen operating ON Va
ports from local authority suggest
ing a crop of only l0,lS4,0OO bale
with average weather conditions frOr
now. Realizing checked the udvnnc,
luround lil0 for October and ther
We're slight reactions In the later trad
ing with some selling attributed to /,
IpriVuic cable received late In the dn
from Liverpool 10 the effect that tn,
Im1stor splnncrs had refused to sub.
init the Lancashire labor dispute t'
arbitration The census figures OF
supplies and distribution shows a
stock In the hands Of domestic mill
of only 5lS,l0l bales at the begin
ming Of the present season compared
with 500 O97 last year were publish
ed before the opening, but proved
near enough to expectations To exer
no apparent influence on the day'i
business. Southern spot markets Of
ficially reported early were l-l6c low
or to l-l6c higher
Range Of prlces furnished by llous-
ton, FIbla q co.
-Closed--
Highest Lowest Yes'day Sat'day
Sept. ..1352 1891 l9Ss ~ 37-S
oct .134O l326 1894 l322-G
Nov ., ..,. go. 1924 IL 1865
Dec. ,133S 1925 1885 131S-G
New orleans, Sept, 97,--Spot
steady, unchanged Mlddllng, 10 S-sc
Sales on the spot, 24O bales; TO ar
rive 1850 bales. Low ordinary
15-l6c nominal; ordinary, 10 3-4t
nominal good ordinary l2 3-l6c;
strict good ordinary l2 9-i6c; low
middhng. Is use: strict low mddling
- l-Sc; mddling, 10 3-sc; strict mid.
ding, ~ l-2c: good middling, - 5-Sc;
strict good middling ~ 3-l6c; mid
ding far, II Lice; middllng fair to
fair, II 7-l6c; fair. II 1870 nomi'
nal. Receipts 34l2; stock 26,S54
Futures closed very steady Clos.
ing bids; September. 1890; octo.
her, 10. l9c; December 1890; Janu.
'ary, 1890; March, l3.i4c; May
l364c
Washington, Sept 27.-Census re.
ports supply of cotton il9S5,95S run.
ming bales made mp as follows: Stocks
at beginning of year l,4S3,5S5; gin
nings, 1O,350,97S; imports, l51.395
bales The distribution is 6,339. .02s
bales exported; 4,7O7127 consumed
Stocks at close of year 939, ,SO3 bales
.of which 5lS,10l bales were held by
manufacturers and 42l.705 held else
where. The number Of active spindles
we're 23.349,067 of which 10 OS26,s2c
were In cotton growing states, and H.
522,22S In ali other states.
Galveston, Tex, Sept. 27,--Steadg
l3 5-Sc.
st, Louis Mo-. Sept 81 --Qmet;
middling, l3 5-Sc sales none Re-
celpts 1871 bales; shipments l37 bales;
stock 30S bales