The morning news., 1894-10-28

me following resume OF the different
markets will show the tone and the quo
tations at the close to-day:
COTTON.
There was no encouragement sent from
the controlling markets and the local
spot market became easy, although prices
were unchanged. The actual trading for
thee. day was light, the entire sales being
call during the day, the market was bulle-
tined easy and unchanged from yester
days closing. Sales at the first call were
367 Lales, at the second call 492 bales, and
at the last call 81 bales.
The following were the official spot quo
tations at the close of the market at the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
GOOD Middling ..............,.........5 7-16c
dIuulling '-'''''''.'.'.....''.'...5 J-l6c
Low, Low NdiddIlhg .'.'.'''...''''..'.''....4 lo-l6c
Market, easy; sales, i,64s.
Sea Islands-The market continued
steady, with good demand for the finer
grades. The standard choice was seiline
at 15c. while some scant grades of choice
sold at 14lac The published quotations
of choice yesterday should have been 1416c
to l5c, and not lac to 15c. The sales for
the day were based on the following quo
tations:
Extra FINE. .........'..........,...... lSh
Blhe .......'..........,,....... 12A
Charleston me Oct 1.Sea; Island co5ttttaon-
Receipts to-day, 55 bags; quote medium
fine islands, 17c; fine islands, 24c; extra
fine, 2slI35c.
Savannah Receipts. exports and stocks
Receipts this day ..................... G,SH
Receipts since Sept l. iS9i .S27, ,S5G
Exports, continent this day ....... $3.50
stock on hand this day........,.....136,7S 1856
same day last year .;;......... 1875
Receipts this day .................. 53 S99
This day last week................ 5S4ll
This day last year .................. 52.065
Receipts one day this week.. 53 s9s
Same time last year................. 81.
Total receipts since Sept l, 1894. i, ,S36 O94
Same uIne iaSt year :.............l 52I,Sl4
Stock at the ports to-day.......... 1856 926
Stock same day last year .......... S62,977
Daily movement at Other Ports.
Galveston-Dull; middling, 5-16; net re-
ceipts, l3,4o4; gross, 1S, 4O4; sales $50; stock,
Norfolk-Quiet middIing, 5as; net re-
Seeiptts' $3.50; gross 1883; sales, 793; stock,
Mobile-steady; middling, 5M; net re-
ceipts 2,6sS; gross, 2,6SS; sales, 600: stock.
harleston-steady; niddMng. s-1s; net
receipts S.lO2; gross, none; sales, none,
lmington-Steady: niddllng, 81: net
stock, %, 42S. o 0''-' -''-- ''''S' 40ie'
New. orleans-Quiet; middling, 81; net
gefeeipts, I5a9Z; g5rosss g5Ss l64a2; sales, 1900;
Baltlmore-No Nominal; middling, 5%: net
receipts, none; gross, none; sales, none;
New. York-Dun; middling, 8 1916; net
receipts, re 40; gross, 7,545; sales, 1O3; stock,
Boston-Dun; middllng, 51s-1s; net re-
celpts, none; gross, 275s; sales, none;
Phiiadeiphia-ouiet; middling. 81; net
rteceiipts, I,lI6; gross l,176; sales, -;
Daily Movement al Interior Towns.
AAugust5asmosteady;, 5so niddling, "a; net re-
II, 1853. 100 ''00A'
Memphis-steady; midding. SIG. net
receipts, {6;S55; gross. 6,223; sales, 1900;
St. Louis-ouiet; middllng, 5-1s; net re-
ceeilpts, l'Sl1; gross 9,3S7; sales, S92; stock
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling. 511-1f. No,
receipts $751; gross, $50; sales, 200; stock,
H,o,ustons-oulet; nnidal!ng, 5 SIG; net re-
So 926. S0'' ~ S'och'
A,tilan3tsas0osteady; Alta ssotead mlddling 5A; net re-
Exports of cotton this day
Galveston-To Great Britain, 6.97s.
France, r7IG, $50; continent, 1920,
New Orleans-To Great Britain Il OOs
Mobile-To Great Britain, 67ss: cont
nent, S7S; coastwise, SIS
Sayannah-To the continent, $3.50.
Charleston-Coastw GAL
gton-Coastwise 2l2.
Norfolk-Coatswlse L. 2eS
New York-To Great Britain, s.2s2.
Total foreign exports from all nor+s to
day-To Great Britain, 81, ,079; to France
192o to the. continent, 1885.
Total foreign exports from all Dor+s
| thus far this week-To Great Britain. AZ :
0l9i TO France, 1925; to the continent IL
Total foreign exports since Sept / 1Sa4-
! To Great Britain, 461 2S5; to France. I9S :
| 59l; to the continent. 430 459.
Liverpool, oct. 27, noon.-Cotton-De-
mand moderate; prices easier; American
< h,T
| lean 300 bales; speculation ana eTnort
l,OO bales receipts 1900 bales, Amer
6a,i1, lGSn IL Iti'O bales, Futures opened weak;
Frtures-American middllng. low mid
| ding clause; October and November. 8 g.
ber, 3 S-6ld, also 8 2-s4d; December and
January, 4-64d also 3-64d; January and
February, 3 6-6id,. also 8 6-G4d; February
ana March, 7-64d; March and Aprif
9-6id, also S-6id: April and MAY M,
go also l-6id; May and June, L.
/ p. m.-Cotton, American mlddlinp fair
1920; good middling, 3 5-1ed; middlinE
| o-lbd: low middlinE, 1-l6d; good ord{-
nary, l5-l6d; ordinary, 2&d.
,Futures--Ameeric2n mlddhng, low mid
! ana November, 5d3 1-64d; November and
! December. lid, sellers; December and
January, 3 ,s-5q z-5iq$ 5,64d January and Feb
! 6-6id, sellers; March and April 7-6i1
sod; April and May SID buyers
.fAeee anu aNAlN o Al-Nitlt buyers. June and
! July l3-64d sellers. Futures closed
easy.
New. York, Oct 27.-cotton future,
| opened steady AZ decline, as follows:
October. 5.a5c November, 5.4sc: December
92,i5sc Jepuary 5,5oc' February, 5.6lc :
New York, Oct 27.-Cotton futures
closed steady, as follows: October 5'4sc
November sec; December 562c. Jan
qToT,y 5 o5le; J hFs666rqhsrTy 66 hsTy 6e2e March. 56Ic
New Orleans, oct 2T-Cotton futures
closed quiet and steady with sales OF
$500 bales. as follows October, 5.lic. No.
yember b.iic; December, s. 20c; January.
b2lc. February 5.29c; March 5.s5c; AprH
/ 5ilc May, $50; June 563c; July 559c
Correction Deduct from exports since
Sept. ! 10 Great Britain S02 bales. 10 Tho
bales.
New York. oct. 27-Tho total ,isuI,
supply Of cotton for tho world r. 2 asy 9iq
bales. Of which 26Q6ll9 bales are Amer
icgni against 3.O3sboj bales and 1850 365
bales reB1c ctivcly last year The receipfe
OF cotton thls week at all interior towns
wero a.2l90 bales. The receipts from he
pisa.nnllaii9n9 were 4asoi3 balor. Crop IN sight
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