The morning news., 1894-10-31


of j., to Ia per cent.
Corn was the feature in the grain mar
tat and reflected its strength on wheat
and oats. There was a renewed activity,
and interest in the former and advances
recorded in each.
The following resume will show the
tone and the quotations of the different
markets at the close to-day.
COTTON.
The local market remained unchanged
in price during the day. After the opening,
which was easy, the tone became steady,
but BUYING was gih he cot6n % G'fSSo hsgs
Al the first call at 1870 o'clock a. m,
the market was bulletined easy and un-
changed. with sales of lO9S bales At the
regular midday call, at ! o'clock it was
bulletined steady and unchanged, with
sales of S28 bales, At TIE last call, at
o'clock it closed quiet and steady with
further sales of S1S bales,
The following were the, official spot
quotations, at the close of the market, at
the Cotton Exchange to-day:
Good Middling' ........................9 l-i0c
Middling ...........-....,......,.. 3-l6c
Low Middling .,......................4 lo-i6c
Market quiet and steady; sales 2,259.
Sea Islands-The market is steady, with
a fair demand. The last reported sales
were made a the following unchanged
quotations: -
choice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ll}2Gl5
Extra Fine ....-..-................... l3i2
-'iSi5iii GbarIeston. oct. $0.-Sea island cotton
Receipts tC-Gay. 81 bags; quote medium
fine islands. ne; fine Islands, 24c; extra
fine 2Sd55C.
Savanr ah Receipts, Exports and Stocks
Receipts this day. ay.................... 15,IO5
Receipts since Sept /, 1884 356,559
Same time last year. ;..,';-.......,'.. 564,lg6
Exports. Continent this day.. 5,ijl
Exports, COastwse, this day......... ., 755
Stock on hand this day............... lis, 1872
Same day last year; r;........:.......,. 1j5,6l5
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day.............,...... 76,726
This day last week. 72,521
This day last year. ar.;................- 8S,+2
Same time last year............... 203,4S9
Total receipts since Sept. l, 1894. 2,00l 742
same time last year. .';......'.'..... L6t9'S02
Stock at the ports to-day. 896,l96
Stock same day last year........,.. 9lS, 100
Receipts this week last year
Saturday ..... 965 5 Wednesday. ~, IL ll4
Tuesday. .........S8,472 Friday. 1885
Daily Movement at other Ports
alvestonaoQ2uiet; middling 5-16; net
receipts, I0,922; gross 1882; sales, 5g5;
stock, 200721.
New Orieans-Quiet; middling. 81; net
receipts. ,7O9; gross, 27,0SO; sales, 1900;
MobiIe-Quiet; niddling, SIS; net re-
celpts 1907; gross, 1,507; sales, 1000; stock,
Charleston-steady; middling. SIS; net
receipts, 1881; gross, 1881; sales, 500; stock,
Wilmington-Steady; middling, 514; net
receipts. 2946; gross, 2,946; sales, none;
Norfolk-steady; middling, SIG; net re-
@zelPts z 4539; gross, 4,557; sales, 1927; stock,
Baltimore-Nominal middling, 59s; net
rreseeiptso, none; gross, l133; sales, none;
New York-Quiet; middling. So; net re-
eelp{s efa2{t S'2Sl; gross, 1915; sales, -;
Boston-Quiet; middling. 5al: net re-
celp{s' none; gross, 1883; sales, -;
Philadelphia-Dun; middling, 68-1s; net
n I59Gssipts' 44o' gross $40; sales, none; stock,
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
AuguSta-Quiet; middling, "a; net re-
i5Pss' Zol0; gross, 2,573; sales, 1,O53; stock,
Memphis-stea middling, 55-1s; net
rtcelp lfcellpJs5 S 2s8o; gross, 6,7S6; sales, 1000;
St, Louts-Quiet; middling. SIG; net re-
% 95iP5s Is5 l992; gross, 1915; sales 200; stock,
Cincinnati-Easier middling, 50; net re-
I6 pS5 32S5' gross. 1886; sales, none; stock,
H5Io2ustton-Easy; middlng. 5 SIS; net re-
* J3{ o2'564 gross 1864; sales, Gil; stock,
Atlanta-weak; middling S-16 net re-
celpts 2l47.
Exports of Cotton This Day
coae aeW Orleans-To Great Britain, $500;
Moblle-CoastWise 61S.
,,.i 2iaVaannah-To the continent, 5,451; coast
cosls oGhasrl,eston-To the continent, $3.50;
coaStWise, 42S.
Mimington-Coss stwise, 212.
SprIoIE-Coastwise 2,294
%TaIumore-To %a,,. TeTo Great Britain 2,O57.
.,NeW York-To Great Britain, 3316; con-
u4eht s69; forwarded, 4,502.
3Csl0n-To Great Britain. 81.
4.,l Lo.aI I foreign exports from all ports to-
80 10 Great Britain, 1884; to the conti-
Total foreign exports from all ports
~, nus ~ lar this week to Great Britain, 80 Dos;
- rance, 9,l9s; to the continent 903O
20 Total foreign exports since Sept. l. 1S94,
70 Great Britain, 474 494; to France, 129S5i;
~ me continent, 6ol ,534.
r,S.EeIpool, Oct. 30, noon.-Cotton-De-
mgaind fair; prices unchanged; American
iaalIlng 5-32d; sales 1900 bales, Amer
! iJS6 5,n Loo bales; specula tion and export
~ y, pales; receipts 25,0O0 bales, American
rS,op -5e nales. Futures opened firm; demand
1,in ,Finulturses-American middiing, low mid
eol554{ y clause: November and December,
--otd, also 3 l-64d; December and Jan
HIafy 4-6id. also 3-6id January and
gg5 ggg59f4HG,ry, H,ry, 6-6td, also 2 5-6id; February
suau March, 3 7-6id March and April,
S,S-old, also S-64d; April and May IL
2'GJ gay and June, l2-6id June and July,
- p m.-Futures-American middling.
l2W middling clause October, l-6id. sell
-, october and November, l-6id. sell
rs, November and December. lid sell
|Is' DecembGr and January, 8-64d SELL
gts' January and February 4-6i6S 5-64d;
Fturuary and March 6-64d buyers,
March and April, s-6id. sellers, April
siI May 9-6id3 10-6ld May and June,
~ 900. buyers; June and July i3-6id,
slle Futures closed barely steady.
NeW York. Oct. 30-Cotton futures
.Ieqed quiet and steady, as follows: Mo-
|uptr, l.53c; December bb7c: January,
rs.-c' FebruarY 5G6c, March, 5.7ici April,
,New York, Oct. O.-Cotton futures
sl3sed steady. with sales Of ss. 900 bales, as
t''io"s' october, nominnli November