The morning news., 1894-11-09

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NSbaIiIs GbarIeston, t m S. G.. Nov. 8.-sea island
Cotton-Receipts to-day were 100 bags.
quote medium fine ISLANDS 17ul6c; me
Islands, 2C; extra fine islands, Hd3oc.
Savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks:
Receipts this ay..,.................... 8,OO9
Same day last year. 7,l:6
Peceipts since Sept /. 1894 435. .O55
Same time last year r................. 422, 6l6
Exports Great Britain this day. sos
Exports coastwise this day.......... 3,167
stock on hand this day.,..............l5 .l52,5 ~
Same day last year. r..................... l23, 1863
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day, ,.................... 39,5i3
This day last week. 50,39l
This day last year.................... &, ,JC9
Receipts past five ays.............. 310,242
Same time last year................. "a, ,S52
Total receipts since Sept. l, 1884. 2, 52l ,90i
Same time last year. ................204l 04l $50
Stock at the ports to-day..,........ 962,lt
Stock same day last year. ar............ $50, 2S3
Receipts this week last year
Saturday ........5l,4 ,479 Wednesday,. As, ,755
Monday .........53,632 Thursday. 80, 500
Tuesday .......58.417 Frida--. --..........56,2 ,217
Daily Movement at Other Ports
Galveston-Weak middling, 5 3-16; net
receipts, 9,734; gross, 9734; sales, 33S; stock,
Norfolk-Quiet; middling. 5 8-16; net re-
ceiIp2ts, 1885, gross, 1886; sales, $780, stock,
AIobile-Quiet; middHng, Lis; net re-
ceelptts, 1924; gross. 1924; sales, 600; stock,
Charleston-Quiet; middHng. 1-1e; net
receipts, 2,6l7; gross, 2,617; stock, 67,107.
mington-Nominal; n1iddling, 51s; net
receipts, 1850; gross, 1856; stock, 22,S77.
New Orleans-Quiet; middling, s. net re-
Gelpts, 8236, gross, S,515; sales, 1850; stock,
Baltimores5-;Nominal; niddling So; gross,
New York-Dun; middling. 5Ss; net re-
celpts. 9l4; gross, $3.50; sales, 40; spin
ners, 100: stock, 100, 1881.
5807
PhiladeIphia-Quiet; middling. 6lk; net
receipts, 335; gross, 335; stock, Abs.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Steady; middling, l-16; net
receiptS; l.hS; gross, LAB; sales, 1,067;
Memphis-steady; niddling, 81; net re-
cents 1854; gross, 5S29; sales, 5000; stock,
St. Louis-Quiet; middIing. 51s; net re-
293H 1'''''
decentralization; niddling So; net re-
'e1lPts, 2,615; gross, 2,675; stock, 9,153.
Houston-Easy; middling. 1-16; net re-
ep eelp{s' 1882; gross, 1887; sales, 1,O79;
o.9,I A9,tIlant5a5m7Quiet; middling, SC; net re-
Exports of Cotton this Day
,taNeston-To France, 4,575.
New Orleans-To Great Britain, 1850;
'C!unent, 5000; cOastwise, S,535.
HoDlle-Coastwise JAS.
saEannah--To Great Britain. 6,O51;
coastWise, 3, 167
arleston-Coastwise 1000.
Nortolk-Coastwise 2,425.
56cston-To Great Britain. 1,5S7.
da,(, Io'dI 1 1IorCeIgn experts from all ports to-
20 to the continent, 5000
e. otdi foreign exports from all ports thus
"a iaI F ms week: To Great Britain, l02 COZ
70 E rance, 66,7S5; to the continent, 81 126.
Pr Total foreign exports since Sept /, 1884,:
10 Great Britain, 659, ,236; to France, 20S, ,S46;
10 me continent, 5s1. ISL
liverpool. Nov. .-Noon-Cotton quiet:
prices easier; American rniddling, ssd
ssaIes, 5000 bales; American. 7400 bales;
9356 9B3e5Suiiatlon and export, 500 bales; receipts,
O LOW pales, all American; futures were
JGaasyi demand moderate American mid
44!lhE' December-J January, 2.62, also 2.6l;
uary-February, 300, also 2.63, also 2.62;
Eeoruary March. 3.02, also 3O1, also 500;
March-April, 3.O3 also 8.02, also sol;
A4pIIl-May, 3.05, also 3.04, also 3O3; May
SG69Re. 3.07. also 3.O6. also 3.05; June-July
SSv9, also 3.07; July-August $40, also 800
lIVures now dun at the decline.
- - p m-American middlingi fair, 3 2-32d
LOO mlddIing, S-16d: middling, 8 lied
2iS.,s5 5G% 5nlddli,ng, d,g, ? d5-led; good ordinary
Futures-NovembeT, ESQ. sellers: No.
GGesraoer-D r-December $50, sellers: December
Esqlge' FEBRUARY March, 2.63@3.0o March
T,pIII 5OlQ3.02; April-May, 3.03, buyers
June 805, sellers; .yune.July, S0
cIoseIGS cLI5,gISi July-August, S.0SaSO9 futures
New York, Nov. s.-Noon-Cotton fu.
Iles opened easy as follows NoVem
Per, 5.H; December, 5.45; January. $50
yyreoruary, 554; March, $50; April, 544
New York, Nov. s.-cotton future,
Slosed bearly steady; sales, 173 700 bales
EToVember, 5.S5; December 537
January, 5.41 February, 5.46; March. 55l
april 555; May, sol; June, SOS; July. 5u
New Orleans, Nov. s.-Cotton future,
steady; sales, 1900 bales; Novem
ger, 5O6 December. 5.04; January. sos
teoruary. 513; March. 5.19 April, 525
M,esy' $50; June, $50; July, 5.42; August
New York, Nov. s.-The SUMS cottor
renew says: Cotton declined to II
FONTS and closed barely steady, Sales
.5t,'V bales. Futures I'm New Orleans de
uned points. The bureau report will b.
,ssued on Saturday. a year ago Il gave
I.poft pointing 20 500, 900 bales. 1
proved TO be $4,000 bales. Liverpool dc
.unel = points, closing barely steady; spo
tD,lon l-lbd lower, with sales OF only 500
.Hl'A. Manchcstcr was quiet. Bombay rc
sl's Tor the week were 3,001 bales. aEains
,W bales last year East India crop ad
tL- are unfayorhhlc. Print cloths quiet
y' Urn. other cottona quiet and rathc
.g-N. Decemher contracts here touched
L ana January hfic. making "a new
rN record New Orleans receipts to-mOr
tre estimated al 10000 bales, possibly
a. hileH, against l6h03 bales 40 the sam
guy l"ei week nnd lD.iN bales last year