The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-14

To the continent. ...........2 27 100
Liverpool, Oct. 10, noon-Cotton-Fair
business donei prices were unchanged.
American middling 3 11-92d; sales 10 000
bales, American 300 bales: Speculation
and export 800 bales; receipts 5000 bales,
American none. Futures opened steady;
demand fair.
Futures-American middIing fair. low
middling clause: October and November.
: l2-64d; HSooyeember and, December, 49,
11-64d, also 12-64d, also 1850; Jan,
uary and February, 1l-64d, also 8 14-64d.
also 3 l5-64d; February and March, 3 10
64d also 8 17-Gid, also 1S-64d, also, 3 IL
Gid; April and May, 3 l9-64d; Nav and
June, 8 19-64d, also 3 20-G4d, also 3 21-6id;
! p. m.-Cotton, American middling
Futures-Amerlcan middling foir low
ers; October and November, 13-6i03 IL
64d; November and December, do: De
fem Der and and Iahhuary l4-6!d sellers;
February and March, 16-Gl68 i7-Gid
March and April, 18-6ld, buyers: Aprii
and May, 3 l9-64Q3 20-64d; May and June,
6 71Gt90 1S S164G J June and July 2364
New York, Oct 13.-Cotton futures
opened steady at the advance, as fol-
lows: October, see; November, :. roc: De
cember, 5.7Sc; January, 584c; Febr1srv
$500; March, $3.50. >
New York, Oct. 13.-Cotton futures
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November, 573c; December, 579c; Ian.
uary 5,S5c; February, 5.91c March 5g7c.
New Orleans, Oct. 1S.-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales of $4,000 bales, as
follows: October SAC; November, s. 4Sc:
December $3.50; January s. 4Sc; Februarv
5.5Sc; March, $500; April, 5.65c; May 5'7ic:
New York. Oct. iS-The total visible
supply OF cotton for the world is 2426, OSl
bales, OF which g05s.9 3l bales are Amer
lean, against 2,525,995 bales and 2,i63 795
bales respectively last year. Receipts Of
cotton this week at all interior towns
25S976 bales. Receipts from the plat1ta,
bales.
New York Oct 13.-The Suns cotton re-
port says cotton advanced to 9
points Sales, $1,000 bales. Iivar1ooI
was unchanged on the spot and ~ to 2
points higher. for future delivery SPOT
sales, 10000 bales. New Orleans advanced
6 to points. Spot cotton here was duii
and unchanged. Sales, 1884 bales for spin
ming. Port receipts were estimated at
ii,b95 bales, against 1856 bales this day
last week, $500 bales this day last wear
and US bales in 1891. To-daYs features
An unexpected advance In Liverpool, cool
weather at the south, predictions OF frost
and covering by the shorts caused an al
vance. Some OF the crop reports from,
Texas were rather unfavorable, report-
ing ravages by worms. AS rains were re-
ported to-day. there was considerable
nervousness among the shorts, cspeciaiiv
as lower temperature was predicted
There was cold wave coming from the
northwest, which many feared might ex-
tend down to the cotton belt"
New York, oct l3.-Riordan G. Co. saw
OF cotton to-day: The cotton market too
seems 70 have no bottom. To-day brought
a l0-point rally from the lowest JanuaI.,,
which sold easy yesterday at ste. having
reacted to 5S7c. But the Improvement
was not fully maintained and Jnnuary
closed about 5S5c. with the tone steady.
After the close the 1nnouncemeut that
would be nearly double those ON the ssr-e
day last year, weakened the demand ana
prices lost or points more of the DAVIS
advance Rightly or wronely me tIade
throughput the world believes that tbis
crop VIII prove the biggest ever grown