The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-06

The following resume will show the
tone and the latest quotations Of the diff
fsrent markets to-day:
COTTON.
Disseminating news from the controlling
markets weakened the tone and demand
In the local market Transactions were
mere Nv nominal and amounted to only 647
Talas Al the Cotton EXchGnge the
market, at the first call, was buHeuned
Illl but steady, with sales of bales.
Al the regular midday call 1t was dun,
hut steady, with sale5 OF IS bales. At
the last call it closed duh and easy, with
Inc following were the official spot
quotations at the close Of the market at
he Cotton Exchange to-day:
EIidlulg Falr.....-..-.......... N onlllai
Good Kidding. ..'.''''.'''-..'.- ''.-.---s 80
Kidding ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S-l6
ow MIddl!ng.. .........,............'.-.4 lo-ld
God erl 0to dai and easy sales 6i7
Sea Islands-The market continued
steady ana unchanged. The last sales re-
rorted were on basis OF the following
a6 6oi5e ,.....................IIgs}a 15
Extra Fine ......'.'.'.''....--''''' ''''iiSS7s
Medium Fine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
charleston, S. e. NOV. o.-oca Ind
cotton: receipts to-day were g bags.
Quote medium fine islands l74lSc, fine
Islands &c, extra fine islands 2SQ35c.
savannah Receipts, Exports tnu stocks:
Receipts this Observation-Disclosures. lO.l4i
same day last year. 6,S4l
receipts since Sept. !, lS94...........4o7 $50
Same time last year....,..............3 96, 95s
Exports continent this day .......... g49l
EXPORTS cOastwlse this day.......... 2,S44
stock on hand this DAY .l52,s5
Same day last year........--..........l 44,S9l
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports 49,.
Receipts this Observation-Disclosures. 9o,8Sj
Whis day last W5ek...............-... 9l,S22
This Gay last year. .................. o., o.
lteceips past three days............. I3g ~.
same tim last year. lUS, lJl
total receipts since Sept, l, 1884, .2,35l go
Same time last year. ..,....-...-....l,SO 46 o.
stock At the ports to-day........... S27,o&
stock same day last year. ........ S6ls934
Receipts this Week Last Year
Saturday ........51. 40 Wednesday AS, To
Monday .......53. f22 Thursday ~ 81
Igssday h tTiqegB oris III
GalVeston-SteaGy; middling, SIG; net
receipts, 2533S; gross, 23,3S6; sales, l,4s7;
New eT 6+rieans-ouiet; middIng. 5 3-16; net
receipts. 27,532; gross, 2S,o54; sales, 6,oOO.
Moble-Quiet; middllng, 5 l-l6; net re
ceipts 3,12S; gross, $40; sales, zoo; stock,
CharIeston-Quet middHng, 5ls; net re-
ceipts, 5,593; gross, 5,593; sales, -; stock,
Wiimington-Flrm rniddHng. IS; net re-
ceipts, ,3,251; gross, S,237 sales, none;
Norfoik-Quiet; middnng. 81; net re
ceipts, $500; gross, 33O1; sales, 1,016; stock,
BaiHmore-Nominal middling. SIS; net
receipts, 5yl; gross 1868; sales' -
New York-DuT; n1iddling. So. net re.
ceipts, 1888; Gross, ESQ., sales, 500; spin
Boeton-steady; niddling. so; net re
/ ceipts, --; gross, 3,2S8.
Phiadelrhia-Firm; middling, S-16; ne
receipts, 1893; gross, 499; sales, none; stock
1904
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; middling, 5 SIG; ne
receipts, 1858; gross, 1858; sales, 700; stock.
1lemphis-steady; middIing. 3-16; net
receipts, 1855; gross, 1860; sales, 3,7OO'
St. Lou3s-ouiet; middnng. 81; net re-
cetpts, I,25S; gross, 1o,62S; sales, 1000;
Cincinnatl-Quiet; middllng, So; net ro
ceLpts, 1892; gross, 1892; sales, -; stock
Houston-Qulet; r1iddInr. 81; net re
sel22tts LOSS; gross, l5,OSS; sales, $50; stock
A'Jlanta,.--steady; middlins. 65a; net re
Exports Of Cotton this Day
Galyeston-To Great Britain, 27.4O6
r2nce S,O25; continent 1878; coastwise,,
New. Orleans-To France, 6,716.
LOhile-C oastwise, 1875
Savannah-To the continent, s,497; coast
wise, 944.
wlmtngtor-To Great Britain, 1880;
Hzorfolk-To Great Britain, 50.
Ealrmore-Coas twiso, 1000
New York-Forwarded 4,152.
Total foreign exports from all ports this
1fZ-To Great Britain. 38,796; to France,
tzH; to the continent, 17,473.
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus tar this week-To Great Britain,
,.23,,9' TO France, 1926 to the continent,
.- Total foreign exports since Sept. /, 1884,
To Great Britain, 6lSI58; TO France. 49,
o-5! 10 the continent, 547 065
New York, Nov. 5.-Cotton futures
oo1ened steady TT decline, as follows: De
conner, 5.2i; January. J.56; February, J.6l /;
March SIS; April, 5.7l Nav. ST.
new YORK, Nov. 5.--Cottou futures
E S.gyeea o Gp,et: 1T steady sa les l57 900
80 January, So; February, 56} May,
sSS55;; april, PIG; May $40; June 5.S4; July,
Lsverrcol, Nov 5.-Cotton demand fair.
HT,ec5 .rteacv; American middline, SD;
gII's' 'ZOVO bales; American, 1880 bales;
..r speculation and export, 1,5O0 bales;
elpts. 1900 bales; American, 10,4OO
Futures o7ened easy: derrend freely SIM
Piled, November, December. 81, also sod;
Decerher-Jaruary 2n2; Janua RYE hrll-
arF 305; February March, sos; March
4.r.L 5t6, also 3.O7; Aprl-MaS, 5.0o. at.o
~ al-o sos; Mey-June, 500, also 80;
5,,ae-July. 3l2; July-August. 313 also
ola; futures row steady Fl the decline
renders. 600 bales. new dockets.
- p. .m.-Cotton futures closed quiet;
her 800 sellers: Do~enher-Js ulary. 8 A.
- yrs; JarUarv- February. SOC. buyers;
2ruarv-Mar>h, cot sellers; March
A,nril 3e5@3o5; Arrll-Mav S.07. buyers:
N,N-June, 3O9 sellers; June-July, 81:
5,,.aEE,eA.1ugust, S.12, sellers; July-August,
New Orleans. Nov 5-Cotton futures
,ea'y; sales 1880 bales; November. 5I9:
Llaern Der, SCI; January. 524: February
az Mcrch. 5.35: April $40: May, 5.46.
I,qa, 5;52; July, SIS; August, So
eW York Nov 5.-The Suns cotton re
.ort says: Declined 3 20 POINTS. but re-
covered this and advanced / TO points
L,en lost this and declined . 20 point0
I.9,ing quiet and steady Sales l57. 900
.tIea. Liverpool declined points and
,.osed quiet; spot sales 1900 bales at
N-@N nut unchanged prices In Nanchee
..I yarns were quiet but steady; cloth
tlA New Orleans receipts tomorrow
ere estimated at 5000 10 30000 bales.
~. gihst q. l09 bales. on the same dav last
w. ek' 5l4g bales last year and 1857 in
lN'- The southcrn spot markets were
17gnerally quiet stcady and unehsneed
me textures OF the day were. Slight de-
'Hne owing to liberal receipts, lower
ltlres IN LIVERPOOL and some realizing for
local and southern account but the de-
lIhe was not great here. because there
t 10 last1 NJ.