The morning news., 1894-11-25


Ho94 IILIuliiIs'
Low middling. Observation-Disclosures.
Good ordinary. Observation-Disclosures.
Market firm; sales 7SS.
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks:
/ receipts this y..-.-................... 3,s3l
I Same day last ar.................... 1927
/ Receipts since Sept /, 1894............520,2S ,2S9
. Exports Great Britain this day. 9.677
' Exports coastwise this day............ 2,lOO
stock on hand this ay...............131,12 ,121
Same day last year...........,..... l2l, ,906
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day.-................... 55,632
/ This cay last week........-.......... 47,30S
This day last OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sass
3 Receipts past one day................ 55,632
Same time last year................. J3,58S
Total receipts since Sept 1, 1884. .s97l3s2
Same time last year...................27 7lS.7S1
Stock at the port to-day. .............l 100 S45
Stock same day last year. .....-.......10 06l, ,6S9
Daily Movement al Other Ports
J GalVestou-Frm, middling, 5-16: net
/ receipts, ! $685. gross, 1885; sales, 1851;
! New Orieans-Steady; middllng 81: net
/ receipts $50; gross, 22952; sales, $3.50;
AIobile-steady: middling, 5ak: net re-
/ cepts, 1885, gross, 1888; sales, 250; stock,
harIeston-steady; middling. 5-16;
net reqse,iPitss, 1885; gross, 1886; sales, 200;
Wilmington-steady; middling, 5h; net
/ receipts, ,233; gross, 2,233; sales, none;
Norfolk-Firm; middHng, 5ss; net re-
ce.pts, 6-O33; gross, 6,0S5; sales, none; stock,
Baltimore-NominaI; middHng, 5a4; net
receipts none; gross, $50; sales, none;
New York-Dun; middling. s; net re-
. eeigls, Ll36i gross, 5,6Sl; sales, none; stock,
Boston-Quiet; middling, 57s net re-
/ ceipts, none; gross, 1 S3S,
Philadelphia-Firm middling, 6A; net
/ receipts, 955; gross, 955; sales, none; stock,
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Ftrm; middling, 512; net re-
eeipls 1876 gross, 1875; sales, S73; stock,
Memphis-Firm; middIing, 3 7-16; net re-
ceigts, 1885, gross, 6,625; sales, 5000; stock,
ST. Louis-Firm; middling, 5 7-16; net
r-ceipts, ll6o; gross 1888; sales, 2,747;
Cincinnati-Firm; middling, SIS; net
receipts 23O9i gross, 2,5O9; sales, 800;
Houston-Firm; middling, 5-16; net re-
Sc 659.
Exports Of Cotton This Day
GalVestou-To Great Britain, 5,01.
New Orleans-To Great Britain, II ,391;
France, 10000, coastWise, 5,131.
Mobne-To the continent, 40; coastwise,
savannah-To Great Britain, 9,677.
Charleston-To Great Britain, 4464; to
the continent. 566l; coastwise, LOO.
NOrfolk-To Great Britain, %; coast
Baitimore-To Great Britain. L749,
New York-To Great Britain, 55: for
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
day ana thus far this week-TO Great
Britain, 32575; to France, 10000; to the con-
Total foreign exports since Sept /. 1sal-
To Great Britain, SO 25S to France, 267,5i6;
to the continent, 7971OS.
New Orleans-Deduct from New Orleans
I exports 10 Great Britain since sept l.,
1886 bales; exports to France, $50 bales, eX-
ports to the continent, 2,QZ5 bales.
Liverpool, Nov connection, de-
mand fair; prices firm; American mid
ding, 3lsd sales, 10000 bales; American,
! $500; speculation and export, loo bales
| receipts, 43 900 bales American, IS, 500 bales.
Futures opend easy at the advance; de-
mapd fair; American middling, November,
3.QI; December-January, BOZ, also @06;
January-February 3O7 also S.06, also S0S;
1 Narch-April, 31l, also $40, also 800 also
80, also S.1l; April-May, 3.l2, also 3l3;
May-June, .SH also SI5, also S-l4, also
also 316; July-August, 317 also 3.16, also
3.17, also 3.l8 Futures firm.
can middins i5i6d Am5rean n'saGr middIng dfr
low middhng clause; November, 3B buy
ers, November December, 8,0Si December
/ January, 3.OS; January February, 3.09, sell
ers. February-March, 3lOIt3n; March
April. 2.12; April-Aiay, 31303.14; May-JUne,
515 buyers; June-July, Sl6d311 June
p m.-Futures closed steady; Ameri-
cal middlne, fair, 2o-32d; good middliug,
/ l1-32d; mddling, 3-l6d; low middlins.
7 . ID. ,.t dEta
Liverpool Nov 24-The following are
, | the weekly cotton statistics Total sales
I / of the week, 81 ,000; American, SO 900: trade
70 / takngs, including forwarded from ship
5 side, $1,000; actual export, 5000; total inn
j port 1851 American, 100000 total stock,
100000 American, b33, 600; total adoat $3.50 o.
. o90; American. $4,000; spectators took
4 4SU0: exporters took 3, 500.
8 New York NOV. .24-COtton futures closed
) . steady, sales. 163 500 bales; November,
{ 5.7l05.75; December 5.74; January, 5.S2Q
d 3 Ff, Nt
y . April hHaitouO; May, GJ; June, 6llu6l2;
July, 616D6 is; August 62lnG22.
a . opened firm December, 5.66; January, $50:
I 4 February, 5s2; March, 5.93; April 5.99i
y New Orleans. Nov 2L-Cotton futures
steady. sales $500 bales; November. 5.t2;
hecemhar oi5; January, Dol; February
e New York. Nov. ~ The total visible
{ supply q cotton for the world is, 3Sj2,S57
iCgu against 3,l93.9 .9,S bales, and 34O7 7sg
@ bales respectively last year. Receipts of
70 Zs,Iaa bales, receipts from the plantations.
% Ncw York Nov gi-The suns cotton re-.
points .uH closed steady Liverpool adj
p yaucti . i' o points and closed steady
b s2lh- ba'r. against sl71i bales for a.,
IS Same NH' Ii.I season. IhH amount that
ls-ia b.i. lel.r'l ,55'5,5 63lE. f5r a.,
% s1ma week. li.t E.tr. Sew Orlaan. rs.
. rr.ur h.Ht were estimated at u.-
. ll .I .il - 'l bales
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a Yo.. a.r.... s.a.a Is nas. .- -. .s',..
10000 HH. lF. I.I.. for IH.
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