The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-20

f.s 81. liz III ! !.
p Savannah receipts, exports and stocks
receipts this day ............ n So7
Receipts since SeG 1t u d60
same time last year ............... 275' Ia
exports, cOastwise, this day........ Tia
SeTa on on hand THIS day..............1l2,5 33
same udy last year....................1S 1871 }07
receipts and stocks at the ports
This day last week .. 50 5S7
rms day last year............... 81 O35
teceiptS Tor the past week.. So 737
TTeteIpls Tor same week last year. 286, 7S9
S 5o1I receipts since Sept. l, 1894. l. 1872 937
STOCK at the ports to-day.......... 1925
STOCK same day last year.......... $50 435
RecelptS this week last year
saturday .......35, 95i Wednesday ..54 O72
MONDAY ........5O bl3 Thursday ......36 OBS
IueSQdy .......51, 262 Friday .......... 50 5S7
DAILY movement at other ports
eston-Steady; middling, 52s; net re-
G9egiPP65s 1910 gross, 15475; sales S9l; stock
New Orleans-Easy; middling. 5ss. net
receipts, 1865, gross, 1879; sales, 1850;
Mobile-Quiet; middling. 81; net re-
IS, 15l.
Charleston-Stea middling, 52s; net
receipts, $3.50, gross, 6,0S0; stock 6S, $50.
ceipts, 3,27S, gross 3,27S; stock, Is, 029.
Norfolk-Nominal; middling So; net re-
cceipts, 3,179; gross, 3179; sales, so; stock,
Baltimore-Dun; middling, 50; net re-
ceipts, 5l2S, gross, 5,S1S; stock, 1879.
New York-Dull, easy: middlinE 1916:
net receipts, none, gross, 1856; sales, 222
stock, SO 270.
Boston-Dun, easier; middling, 5 lie;
net receipts, none; gross, 4,134.
Observation-Disclosures; middling 63s; net
receipts, 264, gross, 264; stock, 1903.
Daily movement at interior towns
Augusta-Quet; mddling, 5 5-16; net re-
| celpts, 1913 gross, 1919; sales, ,3S2 stock
Memphis Steady: middling 5ss; net re-
ceiptss BIOS, gross, 1868; sales, 1850; stock
ST. Louis-Steady; middling, 7-16; net
receipts, l,079 gross 5,8I6; sales, 425; stock,
| 1884
Cincinnati-Quiet steady; middling, 50 ;
net receipts, 1,414, gross, 1,414; stock, 1896.
! Houston-Quiet; middling 5ss; net rec, is,
1S,41S, gross Is, AIS; sales 700; stock, IS, ISL.
Exports of cotton this day
| New Circumstances, "a; coastwise,
Mobile-To Great Britain, 6,783; coast
Norfolk-Coastwise 1920.
Baltimore-To Great Britain, ASA; con-
New York-To Great Britain, 16; CONT
| nent 100; forwarded, 2,349.
Port Royal-To Great Britain, 1873; con-
Total exports from all ports to-day to
Great Britain 1914; France, "A; continent
9073.
far this week-To Great Britain, %, AS; to
! France, % 1903; to the continent, 1903 ,oo.
Total foreign exports since Sept. l, lS94-
| To Great Britain, 3l70SO; to France, o5'lUS;
| to the continent, 288,299
Liverpool, Oct. 10, noon.-Cotton--Fair
| business done; prices favor buyers; amer
lean middin y6 5lSd; saies ti 2o9 ND 1ai e
port 1000 bales; receipts 200 bales, all
American. Futures opened easy; demand
freely supplied.
FuturesIAmerican middling fair, low
middling clause: October and November,
Sid; November and December, 10-64d,
also 9-64d; December and January, g.
64d, also 10-64d, also 9-64d; January and
February, 10-64d, also l1-64d, also 10
SD; February and March, 3 l2-6ld, also
ACID. also 18-Gld. also 3 12-64d; April
and May, 3 15-64d, also l4-64d; May and
June, 8 16-64d, also l7-6id; also l6-6id.
Tenders O. 800 bales new dOCketS
4 p. motion, American middling fair,
Sad; good middling, l3-32d; middling,
9-32d; 10y mid,dling, 5 - 55, good ordi-
FutuTes-AmeriCan middling fair low
middling clause: October. 3 9-64d, value;
! October and November, S-6id3 9-64d; No
vember and December, S-6id. buyers;
December and January, 3 S-64a3 9-64d ;
| January and February, 3 Sad, buyers
| February and March, 3 10-6td3 11-6id
March and April l2-64d buyers; April
| and May 14-64d, sellers May and June,
| 3 15-6iG3 16-64d; June and July, 3 l1-64d,
| buy ers. Futures closed barely steady.
New York, Oct 19.-Cotton futures
! opened steady. as follows: October, 54Sc;
| November, 553C; December, 561c; Jan
! uary 5.67c; February, 575c; March, 5.Slc.
New York, Oct; l9.-Cotton futures
November, 5.56c; December. 561c; Jan
uary; 5.66c; February 5,72c, March oe: 5.7Sc;
| 6.6lc. Total sales l14,100 bales.
Novr Orleans Oct. 1Q-C'OttOp futures
closed steady with sales of TO- 200 bales, as
! follows: October 527c; Noyember, 5.27c;
| December 532c; January, 5.35c; February,
| SAC; March, SAC; April, 5.53c; May, $3.50;
| June. 5.64c; July, 5.70c.
New Orleans, Oct 19.-Following is the
! cotton crop statement, Sept. l 10 oct. 10,
Port t,.' receipts, 1.898,238 bales against /,
bales year before last, and 1885, $3.50
mills and Canada, 12S. 437 bales, against
| 1854, 93,097 and 1874 1856 bales. Interior
stocks in excess Of Sept. l. i30,l27 bales,
! against 147053, 196,002 and A2074 bales.
| Southern mill takings. net, 109,935 bales,
| against l11,S20, 1882 and 1913 bales.
| Amount of crop brought into sight during
| 40 days to date, 1,S06, 1872 bales, against j.
! 377021. 1855, S07 and 2.062, 1852 bales. Brought
! into sight for week, 4S6,S03 bales, against
| ass 2l9 bales for the seven days ending Oct.
! 49, last year, 1885 bales year before last
| and 5lS998 bales for same time in 1891.
| Brought into sight first 10 days of October,
1851 491 bales, against Sn,772, S29529 and
! l. $50 045 bales.
Comparisons in these. reports are made
IN to corresponding dates, and not to
close of corresponding week Comparisons
by weeks will take in so days of October,
| last year fifty-one days of year before last
/ and fifty-three days in 1891, against only
forty-nine days this year.
The total taktngs of American mills,
north and south and Canada, thus far,
| for the season, have been 402, 46S bales,
against 24S,674 last year Stocks at the sea
| hoard cities and the twenty-nine leading
| southern interior centers have increased
/ during the week 1894 bales, against an
! increase during the corresponding period
| of last season Of 1909, 159 bales. and are now
h. 29s bales larger than at this date in 1893,
| Including the stocks left over. at the ports
| and interior towns, from the last crop
and the number of bales brought into
| sight thus far of the new crop, the supply
| 10 date is 2,042,7 62 bales, against l,6S6,9I
bales for the same period last year
EXPORTS or COTTON FROM THE PORTS FOR TIE
! WEEK ENDING OCT 10, 1891.
Great Cont Coast.
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