Closing Future Prices for Oct. 1 and for the Corresponding Days in 1920 and 1919.

Month.New York.New Orleans.
192119201919192119201919
October20.4822.2530.5520.0520.8031.25
December20.6521.2530.8420.2620.4230.85
January20.3320.9230.8520.0320.2530.76
March20.0220.6831.0019.5920.2530.72

Stocks of Government-Classed Cotton at Future Markets.

Inspected cotton, Government-classed, in warehouses at the ports of New York and New Orleans on Sept. 30, and on the corresponding day in 1920, of the grades tenderable on future contracts made on the exchanges in these markets subject to section 5 of the United States cotton futures Act as amended:

Grade.New York.New Orleans.
1921192019211920
Bales.Bales.Bales.Bales.
Middling Fair......32
Strict Good Middling234329395
Good Middling4,393243,645726
Strict Middling19,4823822,6541,652
Middling47,66717937,1731,538
Strict Low Middling39,2643,07919,0401,264
Low Middling9,4431,2947,410409
Good Middling Yellow Tinged3,8801363,21471
Strict Middling Yellow Tinged3,4054533,046113
Good Middling Yellow Stained23232
Total127,7915,20896,4815,872

Total stocks of cotton, all kinds, on Sept. 30. at the port of New York were 147,822 bales and for the corresponding day in 1920, 25,594 bales; at the port of New Orleans, 426,488 bales, and for the corresponding day in 1920, 206,460 bales.

Cotton Movement and Exports from Aug. 1 to Sept. 30.
[Information from commercial sources.]

19211920
Bales.Bales.
Port receipts1,032,400630,734
Port stocks1,407,344816,826
Interior receipts1,292,150736,239
Interior stocks1,147,941920,155
Into sight1,852,3531,369,128
Northern spinners’ takings296,661206,321
Southern spinners’ takings497,115328,213
World’s visible supply of American cotton3,944,6902,763,568