The morning news., 1894-11-03
Is. Stocks and Ex-

Receipts this day ..................... g. 5o2
same day last year ................... $500
Receipts since Sept. /, 1894. .3SS. .$S7
same time last year. ............. .SS4l l47
Exports, continent, this day ....... 1925
STOCK on hand this day .............. l5O. .249
Same day last year. r..............- a. 164
. receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day .................- 77s74
ris 4 MS 6ay last week ................... 90, ,79l
This day last year .........-..... 4S Az
Receipts past week .........,... 42q 503
same time last year ............. $40 425
Total receipts since Sept. /, 1881. 2 2l2' SIS
Same time last year .............1 1a9 52S
Stock a the ports to-day ... 936 100
stock same day last year ....... 92S 442
, Receipts this week last year
STtuEToay g 062 Wednesday. y....42, ia
MHonday ........-.6 g, 952 Thursday. .447
Inesday -........SS,472 Friday. as 975
Daily Movement at Other Ports
stock, 216.T9 -'0'
New. Orieans-Firm; mtddIng. 5 BIS: net
foeIl gfoelptS; Sio i9S5 gross 1852; sales $780,
Mobile-Quiet; middling. ) 1-16 net re-
SSeeiep'1ls' &c 5ol; gross 5S5; sales, 1000; stock.
Charleston-steady; middlng. 50; net
sfceiipts. sfeiI $i5S; gross. 3,l3S; sales, none;
Wilming gton-Firm; rniddling. So: net re-
ceipts: $,346; gross, 1916; stock, 32.147
NorfoIF-Steady; middling. 81. net 70
ce9eip9tts' 1852; gross, 1852; sales 1874; stock
Baltinore--Nominal; rntddling. 5ss; net
receipts. 1852; gross, 4473; stock, 1876.
ceipts, $50; gross. S.015: sales III. stoc{T
Sc. 800 71-eS' H. 9'00A'
Boston-Dun, easier; middling. 81; net
receipts, none; gross. 3,272
hiladeIpha-Steady; middling. 3-16.
net recelpts, 122; gross, l22; stock 22l7.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
AugUsta-Steady; middling 3-16; net
20 728. -''''' '0'S' -'000 s''ieS' 07-' S'oek'
Me.mphis1steady; middnng, 8-18; net
stock. 6S.625.
st. Louis-ouiet; niddlng 81: net re-
25so7.
Cincinnati-Ouiet r7'ddlinc. 51b. 7e+ re
CENTS, 2.14S; gross. 2,14s; sales none: stock
70 G16. ~
HOuston-Tasv: rniddline. 81: net re-
cnirts, 13. .407; gross, 10 407; sales, 81; stock.
50 o97.
Fxoo~tz Of cotton this dav.-
Galveston-To Great Britain, 50; France
6.
New 0rIeans-To Continent. s. .925. coast
wise. 1857.
avarnah-Contiren 7s95
Charloetor-To Great Britain. SfS
Norfo1--To Great Britain o2s. coast
wise. 1,0t6.
altimore-Coes stwiee, !. 1.000
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
day
the Continent, 1e .99s. - ~
Total FOREIGN exports from all ports thus
I
To Great britain, 1872. .4oS: TO France
y 394: 70 the Continent. 10s.127.
Total FOREIGN exports since Sent. /. 1sa4.-
060: to the Continent 52o 691 A'-'
LiveruooI, Nov. 2 moor. Cot+oo-0e-
mard fair: prices 1,rcp9ns-a,f: Arnerirar
10 700 bales: snecr1atior and exnor+ ! "a
bales; receirts 1e Ooo heIes h-,e5,fca, 70 y
600 bales. Futures opened steady demand
freely supplied.
FuturesLAmerican niddl,ne low ,,fd-
/ ding clause: November and Dacar7 r,er
2 63-64d: December and January, 2 i-64d,
February and March 2 3-eid. NTarCb 9nd
ApriI 2 6-64d. Anril and Me- 2 s-Sid. Ma,
| and June 1o-64d. Ture and TIlx q II e11.
| July and AUGUST. l2-64d.
4 n l7-Cotton American p,idd1ino fair
! 11-1f1. rood middling 2Ed. rniddIire
! 31kd: low middlirg 3J. good ordinary 27Hd,
ordinary, 2 11-16d
| FIItures-Arerican middIing low mid
| ding clause. NoVer7ber "a se1Iers. "
! ven7ber and Decer0 ber, I'd sellers, ne
cember and January, 1-6ta3 2-64d Jan
uary and February, 3-64d. sellers: Feb
rIlarv and March 2 5-6id. March and
April. 8 6-61d8 7-6id; April and Nav. 3 s.
sd, buyers; May and June. 3 10-64d; June
64T3 l4-64d Futures closed barely steady.
New York, Nov. Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: November and
! December, 5.49C; January, 5.5tc: Febru-
ary. 5.59ci March, o. 65c; April, .69c.
New York, Nov. 2,-Cotton futures
/ closed steady, with sales of $4,000 bales,
d. lOtlONo' 4NONtIihtlg '-J1ts DeC6iIpFT 7,
554c; January, 5.54c; February 5.64c;
| March. 569c; April i51Ac; NAY, 5.S0c;
June, 5.S6c; July, $500; August, 5.Sic.
New Orleans, Nov. Cotton futures
! closed steady, with sales of $4,000 bales, as
! follows: November 5.l5c; December. 519o;
| January, 523c; February. 52Sc; March.
| 5.3ic; Auril, 3 i0c: Nav, 5.46c; June, Sole;
! July, 5.56c; August. 5.60c.
! New York, Nov. 2.-Clapp & Co, in their
weekly review of the cotton market. say:
| According to October government re-
| ports there was 19,525,0o0 acres in 1893
/ May government report indicated 1894
| acreage was 9S.7 per cent. of last years
/ acreage. The October government re-
port indicates an average yield Of 3L7
| per cent. OF bale of 800 hounds per acre,
/ indicating crop OF 66S1, ,09S bales. The
| Chronicle renorts the 1891 acreage, based
/ on census of 1890 at 2l,7l1,3OS acres, which
/ at the rnment acreage Weld given
| above indicates crop of 1885. S23 bales.
/ Mr.. Ellison of Liverpool estimates our
crop at S,25000O bales Mr.. Neill of New
| Orleans estimates the acreage IS q. GOO 900.
| and predicts final crop of $500 900
! bales. Mr. 4. J. r. LanGauer, the Belgian
| consul at New Orleans, estimates the
! crop at 1856, 900 bales.
| IN a basis of q fourteen wear average
,,,o+,syoart from sent I to NV +ba Mn
irS,,y, cron onpears to nron3ies a o50 o60
! - F,~arni,a,,t 49,, ,,,-,,Cl;a+,- ~