The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-01

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tSecelpts and Stocks at the Ports
same day last year. ~ A
nnls cay last week.. - -
1nlS day last year. "a 5 80
receipts past week 90 20
same time last year... S91' %
s oIai receipts since Sept. l. 1884 67s fes
SellS uIne last year...............2 $50 ia
SOCK az the ports today. / 147' ara
SOCK same day last year I no 10
Ltsseelpts This Week Last Year
saturday -.-.....535SS Wednesday q sS5
1ohuay --.-......56.064 Thursday al 1SS
1Tesqay .----....59, 426 Friday. Is 5s0
5GSalIy movement at other ports =
HIalNest on-Quiet; middling ST.. net re-
SStsipts lS4S, gross 17.S4S; sales. 21i2. stock
New orIeans-ouiet; middling. 5 SIG. net
sfocF %, $40 S.,o gross $685. sales. 5000;
Mobile-Quiet; middling, 5ss: net re-
- ~ S'Sl5' gross S5l6; sales, 600. stock,
Gharie sston-Firm; middling. 81: net re-
g s w zdO' gross 2710; sales, $500; stock.
lmington-NominaI; middling. 81. net
receipts 4,25l, gross 425I: sales none.
stock, 36,75S. '1-99' "'iie'
Norfolk--steady; middling. 5 SIG; net re-
"a 7S5 1873 gross 1888; sales. 553; stock,
Baltimore-Nominal; middling. 55s: net
stocIl none none, gross l,150 sales, none;
New York--Dun; middling. 1916; net
spinners; stock, SO 252 0' III
Boston-Holiday
eolpphia-Quiet; middling, 6lk; net
receipts $685. gross 2, 259; sales, none stock.
Daily movement at interior towns
Augusta-Quiet: middling 5I4G5 SIG: net
receipts 1912, 1.-TWO days.; gross 9l2: sales
I43; stock, 26,005 (actuaD
M'eim[phdisa1,Nominal; middling, SIS; net
receipts 1886, gross 4.4S7: stock, 1O9i3s
81, Louis-Quiet; middling, 7-16; net re-
celpts, none, gross none; sales, none;
stock, 4,S73
Cincinnati-Easy; middlng. 55s; net re-
ceipts ll,577 1.-TWO days.; gross 1l,577: sales
none stock, 1852.
Houston-Quiet; middling, 57-16; net re-
etdpit E Ss5l gross 1851; sales, none
AAtlanta- Weak; middling SIS; net re-
Exports of cotton this day:
Galveston-To Great Britain, 1854; con-
tinent, 5,60S; coastwise 1873.
New Orleans-To Great Britain, 1151O;
france, A2; continent, 12,2S2; coastwise,
Mobile-Coastwise, .OSS.
-Coastwise, 4,979
Wilmington-Coastwi 256
2,01l.
Baltimore-To Great Britain, 2,484
coastwise, / 500.
New .York-To Great Britain, 222; for
warded, I65.
Philadelphia-To Great Britain. 874.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
day To Great Britain 81 612; to France
POP to the continent. 24,616.
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week To Great Britain
50, 147.
Total foreign exports since Sept l, '94:
10 Great Britain, l05O,312 to France,
3O4,3 1896, to the continent SS5 769.
Liverpool, Nov. 80, noon.-COtton dull;
prices favor buyers; American middling
3 5-52d; sales 1900 bales, American $500
bales; speculation and export 5000 bales;
receipts 1900 bales, American %, 200 bales
Futures opened quiet; demand poor.
Futures-American middling, low mid
ding clause: January and February, 3.O6;
March and April sos; May and June, 311;
July and August, 314 Futures dull. Ten
ders 200 bales new dockets
4 p. m.-Futures-American middling
low middlng clause: December. 1903, sell
ers; December and January, 3O3 sellers;
January and February, 3.03d304; Febru-
airy and March, 3O4d3.05; March and April
and June, 300, buyers; June and July
81, sellers; July and August, 3.12d3.13; Au-
gust and September, S.14, sellers. Futures
New York. Nov. 9O.-Cotton futures
opened steady as follows: December, 5.95;
January, SOB; February 5.6S; March, 5.72i
New York, Nov. So.-Cotton futures
closed barely steady, with sales of 2S7,50O
bales, as follows: December, 5.4S; January,
5.54; February, $50; March, 565; April. $40;
May, SIC; June, 5.9l; July, $50; August,
New Orleans, Nov. 3O.-Cotton futures
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follows: December, 5.19; January, SOB; Feb
ruary. 5.2S; March, 5.S5; April, $40 May,
545; June. $50; July, 5.56; August Sol
New York, Nov. 29.-Clapp q Co say of
cotton: Cotton coming in sight the past
fourteen seasons prior to Dec. averaged
according to Secretary Hester's report
so 80 Ter cent. of yearly movement. Chron-
icle reports show the percentages in 1884
"a. 927 per cent, in 1885, 50.225 per cent, in
1886, 51,3S9 per cent, in 1887. 57.754 per
cent, in 1888, 1856 per cent. in 1889
per cent. in 1891, 1854 per cent, in 1892,
81. 4S2 per cent, in 1898, So $50 per cent, the
average for ten. years being 52l2O per
average of both computations, this crop
will likely equal about 9,5S0,OO bales; l3l
New York Cotton Exchange members av.
erage estimate indicates crop 9,249,S3S
bales On basis that % per cent. more
cotton will come in sight prior to Dec.
than appeared in 1893 the crop will be
9375 900 bales. On basis of percentages in
1891 the crop may be about 100000 bales.
The worlds visible but So, 3S9 bales larger
The crop movement to Nov. p 4,429,0l3
bales, against S,512,Sl2 bales in 1898. The
average cotton coming in sight in De
cember the past fourteen years aver
ages about 2l.1 per cent. Of each crop. On
this basis We may expect about 6,lO0,O0O
in sight prior to Jan. ], 1895, or about y
per cent. of the crop. Stocks here are but
So 900 bales, against 124040 year ago
Sentiment backed and manufactured by
bears predicting 10000 000-bale crop, has
recently changed to a bull feeling, claim
ing the crop will scarcely exceed 100000
bales January cotton has advanced from
528 Nov. u, to 5.93, Nov. q. Average
prices of late have been about two-thirds
those prevailing last seasons. The recent
advance equals about $30,000000 on this
crop. Several of our correspondents in
nine cotton states report there is no cot
ton left in their section; others claim the
fields are white, or that the movement is
about over, or colder weather has re-
tarded picking and caused uneasiness. We
still think practically minimum low prices
for this century were made early this
month in the markets of the world, and
advocated conservative purchases of cot
ton futures as an investment or specula-
New York, Nov SO.-The SUMS cotton
renort saws: Cotton declined IS points
and closed barely steady at net decline
for the day of IA to Is points. The sales
were 237 500 New Orleans declined 16 to
IS Doints Liverpool declined to Az
noifts and closed quiet, with spot sales
IF 7 600 bales at a decline of 1-32d. In Man
chester warns were in the buyers favor
cloths dull. Spot cotton here is sc lower
sales. l05 bales for spinning. The New
Orleans receipts tomorrow are estimated
a. 600 bales to 5000 bales against 22,S70
haIes on the same day last week, and IA
oO0 bales last year. One firm said: In
f6e next three weeks there will come into
eieht we think 900, 900 bales. The overland
Ta0vement and southern consumption fs
about 900 bales weekly. We shall haVe