The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-27

49,
Same day last year ................. $50
receipts for the week .............. 63 as
Receipts since Sept. l, 1S94..........S2O, 4S3
same time last year ................ 3;34 33g
Exports, coastwise, to-day .......... 4,7g7
exports, continent. this week.. Is. 500
exports, France, this week........... $3.50
exports, CoastWise, this week.. Is $50
stock on hand this day ........... l8S 4q3
Same day last year. ....................I 2S Il5S
receipts and stocks at the ports
receipts this Observation-Disclosures. 60 79l
Ihls day last Week............... rs q51
rms day last OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOFA
Receipts for the past weel1........ $3.50 25S
receipts same week last year,. PSI. sos
1oLai receipts since Sept. l, 1894. %. L 1872 1876
Same time last year. 475 500
Stock at the ports to-day........... 7gG. $50
stock same day last year........... S64S56
Receipts This Week Last Year
H HaIudTGay '''.2 g d57 Wednesday 81 o62
Tuesday ..SS527 Fri dGS3ay 69SI4
Dally movement at other ports -
Galyeston--Quiet; middling, 5-16; net
f{ip s, l2,o62' gross none; sa-esi $50;
New Orleans-Steady: middling. 81; net
receipts l551S; gross 1857; sales. $500;
Iobiie-Quiet; middling. S-16: net re-
ccSeiP2ts' 1851; gross 1880; sales 1O00 stock
Charleston-Quiet; middIing. 1916; net
receipts. ,$sOO5' gross, 1905; sales, none;
Wimington-Dull; middling So; net re-
ceipts, 3, l99; gross S,139; sales, none;
Norfolk-Quiet; middling, SIS; net re-
eceipts, 1881; gross, 1851; sales, 1864; stock
Baltimore-Nominal middIing, 55s; net
receipts, $,lS2; gross, 1892; sales, none;
New York-Dun; middling 1916; net
receipts, 6I4; gross, 1885; sales, 143; stock,
Boston-Qulet; middling. 1916; net re-
ceipts, none; gross, 1921; sales none;
stock, none.
Phiiadeiphia-Dull; middIing, Ga ; net re-
celpts, LBS; gross, LBS; sales, none;
Daily movement at interior towns
Augusta-Steady; middlng, 5A; net re-
ceipts, 2,364; gross, 1854; sales, 1913; stock,
actual, Il, 29S.
Memphis-Quiet and easy; middling, 5
5-l6; net receipts, 1913; gross, 6,239; sales,
St. Louis-steady; middling, 5-16; net
receipts, l,5o2; gross, 1872; sales, 600;
Cincinnati-Easy; middling, 5-16; net
receipts, l,57o' gross, 1870; sales, none;
Enthusiastically; middIing, 5-16; net
receipts, 1853; gross, 1853; sales, l,6S8;
stock, 50.S17.
Atlanta-steady; niddling, SIS; receipts,
Exports of cotton this day
,Galveston--To Great Britain, 6,447; to
the continent, 1921.
New Orleans-Coastwise 1865.
Mobile-CoaStWise, 1,264
aVannah-COaStwiSe, 4197.
eston-COastwise 800.
/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, LOU.
Baltmore-To Great Britain, 1,822; to
the continent, 1865.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
| day: To Great Britain, $3.50; to the con-
unent 1922.
Total foreign exports from all ports for
past week-To Great Britain, 107, AS: to
France, 31,706; to the continent 125749.
Total foreign exports since Sept. l, 1884,
To Great Britain 424, 525; to France, 120,-
Sl4; to the continent, 4l4.048
/ Liverpool, Oct. %, noon.-Cotton-De
] n1OnaTQ a a n O cd
| prices; American middltng 7-32d; sales
| l2,O00 bales, American Il 300 bales; spec
ulation and export 1000 bales; receipts
5000 bales, American none. Futures opened
| easy; demand freely supplied.
! FCtUres-American middling, low mid
! ding clause: October, 3 Aid, also 6-6id !;
| October and November, 8 6-64d November
| and December, 3 Aid, also 3-64d; De-
! cember and January, 3 5-64d, also 4-64d;
| January and February, 6-64d; February
and March, 8 S-64d. also 8 7-64d; March
| and April, 9-64d April and May 11-64d,
| also 8 10-64d; May and June, 13-64d. also
| Cad. Tenders at to-days clearings were
| $500 bales new dockets and 200 bales old
| dockets.
| 4p. motion, American middling fair,
3ald; good middling, 11-32d; middling,
1920; low ,middlng, 3-32d; good ordi-
nary, 31-32d; ordinary, 2 25-32d.
| characterization middlng, low mid
| ding clause: October, 3 4-64d. sellers; Oc-
| tober and November 8 4-64d; November
| and December, 8 4-64d; December and Jan
! nary 5-64d, sellers; January and Feb
| ruary, 6-64d; February and March. s.
| SAD, sellers; March and April, 3 9-64d3 10
June, 3 l8-64d sellers June and July
| 14-64T3 15-64d. Futures closed barely
New York, Oct. 2s.-Cotton futures
opened steady. as follows: November
| 5.55c. December, 5.60c; January, 5.65c; Feb
ruary, $3.50; March, 574c; april 5.SQc.
closed steady, as follows: October, $3.50
| 5.55c; November, 5.5405.56c: December, 5.57
! d5.5Sc; January, 5.62q !. SIC; February, $50
5.65c; March, 57S@54c; April $3.50 19c ;
May, 5S4d5.S5c; June 5.90a591c; July, $50
| G5.97c. Total sales 1890 bales,
New Orleans, Oct. 26.-Cotton futures
| closed steady, with sales of 40.200 bales, as
| follows: October, 5.l6c; November 5l6c;
| December, 5.22c; January, 5.26c; February,
| 5,31c; March, 537c; April, SAC; May 5.50c;
New York, Oct 2s-Clapp & Co, in
! their weekly market letter, say of cotton
! Egypt now reported having 1,072, 800 acres
| of cotton growing, that will yield 900
bales of over 700 pounds each, or equal
| to 1850 900 bales American, all to be eX-
! II costs the Egyptian grower barely Il
@ents a day to live. Egypt and India ship
| nents barely equal last season. Amount
| Of cotton which came in sight to October
10 reported 1,S2650S bales. against 1,434 704
| bales year ago. Northern spinners' TAX
'ngs same time 269 1853 bales, against 14,
| 209 bales last season. The visible same
date 2.704,3 500 bales, or less than any recent
wear same date, and over 35 per cent Of
! It is q t American ports and interior points.
European stock is 81 per cent. less than
/ Sept. l. The receipts at interior towns in
Texas up to oct. 10 were over II per cent.
n excess Of last year and nearly 40 per
rent. in excess Of same time in 1891. The
October movement from first hands is
about % per cent. in excess Of last Octo-
Der; exports have been in about the same
proportion; the worlds visible has in
~reased in about the same relative pro-
| portion The weather has been favorable
% picking, light frosts having proved
beneficial in some sections The quality
| g considered good. Spinners eVince more
| 7esire to buy. Their supplies, both Of raw
| md manufactured cotton are reported
Nght Ocean frei~hts have ranged low.
| The price was never quoted lower in con-
| tract markets. Bears have been agrees
| 1--WE and forced a large and sharp decline.
! They have, or may overStay the market.
| Our views are optimistic. We realize
| hat the crop is not all secured, and that
| 'he bull points may not be all develoDed.
| Cotton is eas'lv safely end cheaplv kept
| In good condition and should be an I'M
| usually safe investment"
New York, oct 25-The Suns cotton re-