The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-06
LIVERPOOL MOVEMENT FOR THE WEEK END
ING OCT. 3, 1894. AND FOR THE CoRRE-
SPENDING TINE OF 1893 AND 1892

New York, Oct 5.--The Sun in it's review of
to-days cotton market says: TO days fea-
lures: If receipts continue to fall as much be-
low those of 1891 as they have of late it looks
as though 9,00000O crop estimates would be
lost to the winds. Both at ports and In
terror towns the receipts are below the mark
If estimates OF yield approximately the
same that of 1891 are 10 be
maintained To day Liverpool was active
the advance at the close. There was some re-
action here owing TO a reaction in Liverpool
and report that the Car of Russia was dead.
Warm weather was predicted for some parts OF
the cotton belt. and there was some long liqul-
dation and also some bear hammering and a
rumored failure IN Wall street. But the rumor
in regard to the car was proven false. Local
shorts recovered and Europe and the south
sent orders. Cotton goods we're strong with q
better demand Silver was rising and there
was less pressure 10 s I'll the actual cotton"
New York, Oct. 5.-Riordan & Co say of cot
ton to-day: The market huctuated violently
TO day In spite of smart advance in Liver
pool, our opening was at about yesterdays
closing prices, January selling at lSc. Then
there was sharp decline. which was helped BY
a rumor of the death of the car, and January
sold down TO 6.O9c. This was followed by
still sharper recovery, January advancing
amid mt Gu excitement to 625c bid In the last
half hour prices became easier, and the close
was steady, with 6.23c bid for January Every
body is puzzled as to the probable course OF
prices in the near future. though all agree
that we are going to have lively market, with
plenty Of ups and downs"
OEJ OOOubs
New York Oct 6-Through forwardines.
very good sales of dry goods were reported
chiefly OF colored cottons, wide sheetinRs
spring clothing woolens, cotton hannels and
more or less quantities OF serviceable stuffs.
Tickngs and other cottons were in request for
moderate to good supplies. There was no gen
eral market, however. and new business was
very irregular. Printing cloths firm at &c for
slxtyfour squares, and sales for the week
about $4,000 pieces.
Rice
The market has been firm and active the
supply at thesmills being freely taken. The sales
for the week were about $50 barrels. The quo
tattons at the Board Of Trade are as follows:
Common ................... ........... .31{Gi4c
Fair 4lb4Ac
Goou. ..'''''''s.' .''''.'...'. 4Ad4Ac
Prime ......... ........ ... ......... . .5054c
Head ....... .......................5k 06c
Rough-5Oc 70 OF 8 per bushel.
The following Is the statement OF the re-
ceipts since sept /, 1894, amount milled and
the stock on hand
Received past week. ........... 1885,
Received previously ............. 2l,699
Mlled past week ........ ..... o.. 1881
Milled previously ................. 1882
Stock on hand. 20.220
bbls. bbls.
NH ied past week ......'..'''.'...'''.. l7g
Milled previously .....................1,lo0
Delivered past week ................... 22s
Delivered previously .................. 500
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