Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-18

June. =. .... ..... ..... ..... 10. as 10. rs
July. . .. zee. eco. ..... ...... IL .0S II .Og
Oct. e.. LOIS 10. 50 10. IS 80 10. 10 10. rs
Nov. o.. o.. ...- ..... ..... 600. 1877 lO.6
Dec. a.. - 10. y 10. 81 10. 81 10. 81 10 81
SPOT COTTON
Atlanta. quiet. 1o%c.
New York. quiet. 1O&e.
Liverpool, steady. BLOOD.
New Orleans, steady. 10 11-16c
Galveston. steady. 1Okc.
savannah. steady. 10 s-1oc.
Baltimore, quiet. lO5sc.
Norfolk. quiet. 10 9-i6c.
Wilmington, steady, 1910.
Philadelphia, steady. lie.
Boston. quiet. 10&c.
Mobile, nominal
Charlotte. steady. IOisc
Augusta, steady, lose
Houston, quiet, iO5sc
Memphis steady. lie.
Little Rock, quiet. 10 9-l6c.
Charleston. steady. 1O&c.
st. Louis firm, 111sc.
Louisville, nrms 1%c.
Macon. steady, 10hc.
SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION OF COTTON.
By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE total supply
Of cotton In the United States on Sept. 30 was
~
bales. according to the census bureaus first
regular supply and distribution report made to-
day in compliance with the recently enacted
law requiring monthly statement OF the guam
tity Of cotton consumed. on hand, imported and
exported, and the number of actual cotton
spindles
OF the cotton on hand. the quantity held by
manufacturers was T22,7S1 bales, follows
In cotton growing states, 206. $50 and in all
other states, 515sI2. There was held at indie
pendent warehouses and elsewhere 1,3S7, S97
hale foil
In cotton growing states, 1855, ss4, and in
all other states. 102, 063.
Cotton consumed in the United States during
September amounted to 1879 bales, as fol-
lows:
In cotton groFing states, 225. 424, and in all
other states. 2f1 SOS
Exports Of cotton ducing September we're
-, 500 bales, as follows;
To the United Kingdom. 1883 TO Germany.
les, 44s 70 France. 10000; 10 Italy, 36,9O1; TO
all other countries, 81, 159.
The imports Of cotton during the month
amounted TO 10510 bales, as follows
Prom Egypt i.251; from the United king
dom. 6,54i; from all other countries, 2,644.
The number OF cotton spindles operated dur
ing September in the United States were % =
is5,192 Of which II. 5sl 9lS were in cotton grow
ing states and 1925, $40 In all other states.
sE1u.wEEKLY INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
Receipts. 1.4ss against l4s,sss last year,
and 10, l22 year before.
Shipments, 1884, s6, against ia, T29 last year,
and IL Oil year before.
stocks. "a. 45e. against sl9.7s7 last year,
and 1I7,9iI year before.
HAYWARD cLARK's COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS. Ia, Oct 1.-THE Bank Of
is important unasmuch as IL reflects distinctly
the views Of the leading financiers as to the
political situation and win restrict trade
credits.
Liverpool came In about points better than
due, probably in consequence OF the bad
weather news from Texas Spots, points
higher; sales, 10000 bales.
The map shows general rains in Texas,
moderately heavy at many point; no rain else
where in the belt. The precipitation was not
heavy as might have been expected from
diminished overnight and seems about exhaust
ed. Further rains are indicated for the west
ern states. Partly cloudy TO fair weather
There is cold wave formation in the north
west, but IL viii hardly become a factor be-
higher On the good Liverpool LOST the gam,
then fIrmed up news from Texas OF a larger
spot demand. some damage 70 grade and guam
tity In some sections by rains and indications
for a cold wave coming over Sunday. There
uuuns right that q
waiting market is the logical result. As soon
as killing frost win have fixed the limit Of
production, action In the market will be more
definite.
The weightiest considerations are restriction
20 trade by financial contraction eAesflt
Of politics, good trade IN this coaRtES wtF3fe
expansion i'm the Far East, size ana eftbe
composition Of this crop, reserve supplies, ana
the power Of producers to hold and shape rur-
tier rOduction. The two last considerations
may prove the most potent factors on the bull
side Of the account because. after all. we
cannot sell at own figure property owned
BY some one else. the next dose OF
supply be prescribed as one would like to see II.
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO. Oct 1T.--Cash grain: wheat
No. red 81 .O6f1I.Os: No. hsrd. 92lk a 94c
No. l northern. 90. d94c; No. northern, ola
o2c: No. 2 spring. S0691c; velvet chaff, S3G
81 nc: durum. 90191c.
Corn-No. ?. 84a64hc; No. white. 64hd
Gle: No yellow, a. d64iAc.
Oats-No. ?. 32A dSSc; No. white, 34h
d35Ac: standard. 33M d34Ac.
No. rye. b9c.
Barley. 4sdT4c.
Timothy seed, s3.OOd4.O0
Clover seed. S13.OOd1s.O0
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