The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-19
COTTON.

same time last year..................26 7, 359
Exports, Continent, this day.. 10,050
Exports coastWise, this day.. 5,S46
Stock on hand this day...........-1 ,246
Same day last year. ...-.. ..........-- lbs, 49l
Receipts and stocks at the ports
This day last week. 3S,9l9
This day last year....-.......-,..... 5b,038
Receipts past six days.............. 295,IS6
Same time last year. ..............,. 29S, 999
Total receipts since Sept. l, "a .... .1,315,9S6
Same time last year.. ....,.-.-..... l. ,33l
Stock at the ports to-day. 672,lD
Stock same day last year.......... 14,964
Receipts this week last year
saturday ....... S5,954 w ednesday 4o79
Monday ..,..... 5067S Thursday .,,...36 OBS
Tuesday .,......5L 262Friday .......... 5O,oS1
Daily movement at other ports
Galveston-Steady; middling. 5 7-16; net
receipts, 14,132, gross, 14,l32; sales, 1885;
New Orleans-Easy; middling So net
receipts. l4.02S; gross, lL551' sales 1850;
stock. 175.04S
2747; gross, 2847; sales, 100; stock, 23,72O.
ChaTIeston-Ste middling, 53s; net
receipts, 26O4; gross, 1904; sales, 500; stock,
Wiimington-Firm; middling 57s net re-
ceipts 1903; gross, 1903; sales, none; stock,
Norfolk-steady: middIing. Sc; net re-
reipts, 1856. gross, 1855; sales, 66I' stock,
1892
57s, net receipts, none, gross, l,2UI; sales,
none: stock, .32S
New York-Duu and easy; middling
15-16 net receipts POI; gross, 1,5SS; sales,
Boston-Easy; middling 6; gross receipts,
so
Philadelphia-Quiet middllng, 7-16; net
receipts. 228. gross, 22S; stock, 7,344
Daily movement at interior towns
Augusta-Quiet, steady; middling, Sic;
net receipts, 2,448 gross 2,44S; sales, l'164;
4tianta-Weak; middnng, 5 S-16; receipts
'Memphis-steady; middling. 7-16; net
receipts, 5,245, gross, 4027; sales 5000;
stock. 40 9l9.
eeipts 49, gross, 3,715i sales, l,O6S; stock'
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling. 5ss;, net re-
ceipts 1921, gross, 1921; stock, 5l6I: -.
Observation-Disclosures middling, 7-l6; net
receipts, 1920, gross, 1880; sales ll6o'
stock, ASP.
Gaiveston-To France, S,541; continent
$50; coastwise, 1859. ooo
New Orleans-To Great Britain 5,OOO'
Mobile-Coastwise 4Sl.
rleston-Coastwise, 34l. M.
Wilmfngton-To Great Britain, 9'S2s.
Norfolk-Coastwise 1949.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5OO. 90,
New York-To the continent, S2l
Boston-To Great Britain, 1913 4,,-
Total foreign exports from an I7 potts 'isls
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week-To Great Britain 64,5 e; 10
Total foreign exports since Sept. l, 1884,
TO Great Britain, 29S 966; to france oS'Vof'
IJver1ooII Oct. is. noon.-Cotton-d
mand active; large business done; prices
favor buyers; American mlddnngs L-99au,
sales 5000 bales, American l5,3U9 pales;
specuIation and export 1000 bales; re-
ceipts 200 bales, all American Futures
opened steady at the decline; demand
Futuras-American middling fair. low
mddling clause: November and Dece1 ll
her 1i-64d also 8 10-64d; December and
January, 11-64d: January and February,
12-64d: February and March, 13-64d;
March and April, 8 15-64d; April and May
9 l7-64d also 16-64d; May and June,
9 lS-64d Yesterdays sales We're increased
by late business by 5000 bales American;
D. m.-Cotton, American mlddllng ialr'
25-32d; good middling, 3 7-l6d; mlddllng'
3 SLED. low midding, 9-l6d; good ordl-
nary, 1-16d, ordinary, 2fsd e-,.- H..
Futures-;American mlddllng lar ar' GOV low
middling clause. October, 3 lO-64d; Octo-
her and November, 9-6id, buyers NO
vember and December. 9-64d, buyers;
december and January, 9-6ia$ lO-64d
February and March 12-64d sellers;
March and April 8 lS-64d, buyers; April 4,ipd
l6-64aS l7-64d; June and July, 3 lS-64d'
buyers. Futures closed quiet at the de-
New York, oct. 1s.-Cotton futures
opened steady at the decline, as follows
November, sole; December, 5,66c; Jan
uary, 573c; February, 5.7Sc; March, 5'Sc'
New York. oct IS Cotton, futures
closed steady, as follows: October, 5;o5c;
November, 5.56c; December. 563c; jan
uary. $3.50; February, 5.75c March, 36c;
April, 587c; May, 5.93c; june tOQc', jury
6Qic Total sales 1860 bales.
New Orleans, oct. 1S.-Cotton futures
closed steady with sales of 64lOO bales, as
follows: October, $500, nOminali NoNtn-
Der, 5.Glc; December, 5.S7c; January, 54Oc;
lebruary, 5.46c; March, 5.o2c; April 5'0oc'
May, 56lc; June 5.70c; July, 5.16c. 30
New York, oct. 1S-The sun, in It's tt,,. re.
view, says of cotton: To-days features:
Tie price felt the crushing effects OF larse
receipts at the ports and interior towns:
The south had a selling teNer ana OF
course this fact accelerated the decHne'
Late IN the day there was some puylhS
ny southern operators, who beleNe lnal
prices are low enough, and also by some
local operators for short account. Never.
iheless, prices ended at about the lowest
figures of the day. The southern markets
We're IN many cases lower, and though
liverpool was active, Il took the cotton
az lower prices or let II alone. =
New York oct. 1S.-Hiordan q co. say
ot cotton to-day: Liverpool sent us the
staggering decline of three siXty-fourths
Today, and our market again broke, max
ing a new low price record. January
9pened at 5.72c. rallied to 51lc ana then
leelined to 56Sc. The close was steady,
with 5.69c bid for January. The market
shows a good deal Of stubbornness at the
decline. The activity In Liverpool at the
low prices continued and there Is good
buying here after every depression. The
slsns are multiplying that prices are near
ing bottom and the inclination Of prudent
traders to buy, rather than sell, increases
with every fresh decline"
NAVAL STORES.
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