The morning news., 1894-11-17

sans JIl6 last
Total receipts since Sent / 1894 . al 776
same time last year .-..............237 9 374. .32S
STOCK at the ports to-day..........lO / O63' '935
STOCK same day last year. .... / ORG qSI
Receipts this Week Last Year
saturday -..-... .39507 Wednesday =. 40. $50
TT,UmuSdy ...'.....2 .2l391 Thursday ...,.4 .43, ,249
TUESDAY .........5596 963 Friday ..... 80 S45
Dally Movement at Other Ports
GalVeston-Steady middling, D. net re-
ef6P{s' 95s 5leego; Ss gross, 10000; sales, 1885,
New Orleans-Quiet; middling. 5 LIS; net
receipts, 1881; gross. ., ,056; sales 10 $50.
stock, corrected, 346. .SS3
665. 6M65obile-Quiet; middling.. .; net receipts,
Ivy gross, IGl2; sales, 500; stock, .. US.
CharIeston-Firm; middling, 5; net re-
celPts, 4,O5l; gross, 4,057; stock, 4S4
Nilmlngton-Nominal; middling, 5; net
28,855i o. i'Oi' gross l'9o'' STOCK corrected
Norfolk-Quiet; middIing, .; net receipts,
42iS; gross 4,24S; sales, S99; stock, 45,335
altlmore-Nominal; middling, SIS; net
receipts. 6,461; gross, 1913; stock, 26 SSS.
New fork-Dull and easy; middling, 55s:
spinners; stock, SS,947.
Boston-Dun; middling, 55s; net receipts,
none; gross, 4,771.
Ph.iladellplhia--steady; middling, 6; net
receipts, 1872; stock SS4S.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Steady; middling, lie; net
receipts, 1855; gross, 1856; sales, 745; stock
Memphis-steady; middling, 5; net re-
celpes, 1907; gross, 5,635; sales, 9,100; stock
95,45S.
st. Louis-Steady; middling, lie: net
receipts ,202; gross, 1850; sales, LOO;
Cincinnati-Easier; middling. 81; net re-
ceipts, 1904; gross, 1904; stock 12,32S.
Houston-Easy; middlng, 5; net receipts
1899; gross 1899; sales, S07; stock, 64.697.
Atlanta6mo,Steady; -, mtddling, AZ net re-
Exports of cotton this day:
Galveston-Io Great Britain, 1880;
Nv, 0rie5y1S IT. r7,.voo a.. ,o,,4,,,.,.
7,7S8; coastwise 1858
MObile-COastwiSe, I'll.
Savannah-To Great Britain, 1854; coast
wise, Sol.
iEmington-Coastwise, SO.
Norfolk-Coastwise 495.
Baltimore-To continent, 800; coastwise,
New York-To Great Britain, 3,151; con-
tinent, 800; forwarded, 1,0S9.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
day; To Great Britain, 10 AS; to France,
ii; to the continent, 9,OSS.
Total foreign exports from all ports
| thus far this week: To Great Britain,
139l52; to France, 1S,6S8; to the continent,
Total foreign exports since Sept !, 's4
To Great Britain, 809 1855; to France, 233,-
356; to the continent, 703 060.
Liverpool, Nov. 16, noon.-Cotton-Fair
business done; prices easier; American
middling 1-32d; sales 10000 bales, Amer
1 lean $500 bales; speculation and export
1000 bales; receipts S,1OO bales, all Amer
lean. Futures opened weak; demand mod
crate.
Futures-American middling. low mid
ding clause: December and January, 2.5S;
January and February, 2.59; February and
March, 2.61; March and April, 2.6S, also
2.62, also 263: April and May, 800; May
and June, S02; June and July, 3.04; July
and August, 3.06. Futures steady at the
decline. Tenders 400 bales new dOckets and
100 bales old Cockets.
I p. m.-Cotton, American middlng fair,
19-32d; good middhng, 3 5-32d middling,
3D.; low middling, 27-S2d; good ordinary,
, 23-32d; ordinary, 17-32d.
Futures-American middling, low mid
ding clause: November, 2.57d2.5S; No
vember and December, 2.571I2.5S; Decem-
Der and January 2.58, sellers; January
March 261 sellers; March and April, :. $40
2.63; April and May, 3.00d301; May and
June, 302 value; June and July, 9;0i, sell
! ers July and August, 3.05d3.06. Futures
New York, Nov 16.-Cotton futures
opened steady at decline, as follows No
vember, 5.2S; December, 531; January, 5.35;
February, 5.41; March, 547; April, 5.54.
New York, Nov. 16-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales IS Of l2l,2QO bales,
as follows: November, 5.27; December, 5.3l;
| January, $50; February, SAP; April, 5.53;
May, $50; June, 5.64; July, 569; August,
New Orleans, Nov. 16.-Cotton futures
| closed steady, with sales of "a, 700 bales, as
| follows: November, 498; December, 5.01;
January, 5.06; February, 5.11; March 5.16;
April, 5.22; May, 5.2S; June, 5.S4; July, $40;
August, 5.44.
New York, Nov 16.--Clapp & Co, in their
weekly market letter. say of cotton: Spin
ners are generally running or starting up.
The November government report says an
average yield per acre in North Carolina
is 210 pounds; South Carolina, 16S pounds;
Georgia, 155 pounds; Florida, 11O pounds;
Alabama, $50 pounds; Mississippi, 1876
pounds; Louisiana, 230 pounds; Texas, 235
pounds; Arkansas 203 pounds; Tennessee,
i57 pounds; other states and territories,
200 pounds; making the average lint per
| acre 1917 pounds. The total acreage of
19, ,529 900, indicates yield of 7,47S,285 bales
| of 500 pounds The Chronicle acreage, H,-
| I'll 3Os indicates lint crop of 1924, l55
! bales. We figure out a crop of about 9,700,
| 900 bales on basis of last years lint and
crop reports. Some enthusiastic bears
| prophesy there is nearly 26,000,000 acres,
! and a crop of over 10000 900 bales is as
! sured. In 1891 the government report
made the yield per acre l79 pounds, acreage
! 20 S3S 900: amount that appeared in sight
| was 903S, ,707 bales, 8 3233, ,254 bales having ap-
| peared between Sept. and Nov Z, 1891.
! This season; to Nov 10; there was re-
| ported 3,450,1 108 bales as having come in
| sight: last year 720,2S6 bales appeared be
! fore Nov. 10. The visible increase this
season to Nov. 10 l,552S42 bales. The
! years for the first seventy days was 1884,
| 0gg bales Three interior points in Texas
reports. since Sept. TO- NOV. 2. as 76S,25l
/ bales, against about 425,000 last season
| same time, and about $4,000 bales same
| time in 1891. Continental and British stocks
| decreased 81, 100 bales in september, and
bales, against 1129, 75l bales last season.
/ Northern spinners' takings were 569,49i
/ bales. against 33092S bales last season.
J Great Britain's yarn and cloth exports in
] September and October were much larger
/ tban the same month in 1898. Stocks Of
nrint cloths at Fall River and Providence
Are less than half what they were year
ago Planters and spectators in many
cases continue selling their spot cotton
! and investing a part Of the proceeds In
| margin TO buy futures. We feel very
! friendly to cotton and cotton fu-
! ttires Investment buyers seldom
| have such opportunities thrust
! ,ipon them Nearly all futures are selling
| below actual carrying charges
| New York. Nov. l6.-The Suns cotton
! r,,,iev- saws. Cotton declined 70 Z
| noints recovered this and then declined !
| a. a points. closing steady, with sales OF
! if 005 Liverpool declined 3ls 10 z points
! foT future delivery, and l-32d on the spot
| lsiea 10000 In Manchester, yarns were
/ J| buvers' favor; cloths. quiet. New Or
/ iests declined points. and then recovered
| t,osf of H. but later on stood : points
| ioe,rr thnn yesterday. seld member of
| ~ ercbHnaes There is s. loss per bale in
! rat.fne cotton. cotton can Do raised %.
! chcapiy in south Carolina ha in feNas.