The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-10

-1~-P.S SilCG CSpt. l. 1874. az, OIL
Exports, France. this day ........... 5.7S7
Exports, coastwise, this day.. 5,275
SeA on hand this day .....--...... 1901
same Gay last year....-...............l 25, SAG
receipts and Stocks at the Ports
receipts this day ............... Sjs24
Ihls DAY last week.................., 77S74
i 5I's Jay ldSI year ..............-.... 5627
receipts past week. ,S95 O66
same time last year................ 29S O69
55otal receipts since Sept. l. 1891. 764
same time last year..................2,097 607
Stoch at the ports to-day.......... 999 l59
STOCK same day last year........... $4,000
receipts this week last year
saturday ........51,479 Wednesday, S las
Monday ..........53,632 Thursday. 80 569
tuesday .........5S,417 Friday. -. So 2l7
Daily Movement at Other Ports
alVeston-Steady; middling 1-16; net
stock, 1925.
New. OTleans-steady; middnng, 5: net
stceLpt 81 52.Sf9; gross, 26,07O; sales, $3.50;
Mobile-Quiet: middling. 5; net receipts,
I'S2i; gross, 2,O30; sales, 800; stock, q, rs.
Observation-Disclosures; middling, 1-16:
6m,eat receipts, 1906; gross, 1906; stock. H.
mington-steady: naiddling, ); net re-
celpts, ,666; gross, 1866; stock, q, ~.
Norfolk-Easy; middling, 5k; net re-
3S,0l9
Baitimore-Noninal middIing So: net
receipts, 3,3l7; gross, 6.34S; stock, 22,l97
New York-Dul and easy; niddling, 55s:
gross, 6l4i; sales. iO3; stock, 10O,047
BostonIpull; middling, 53s: gross, 500.
Phtadelphia-Dull; middhng, 6; net re-
ceipts, $50; gross, 9Sl; stock, 4,403.
DalIy Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta--Steady; middling, ); net re-
1894, actual, q, 633; 1898, actual, 80, 1872
Memphis-Steady; middling, 5 I-l6; net
receipts, ana; gross, 5,406; sales, $500;
700 -' w.
St. Louis-Quiet; middung. SIS; net re-
SSeeigts' 1000; gross, 4,S25; sales, 800; stock,
Cinoinnati-Quiet; middnng, SIS: net re-
ceipts, 3,449; gross. 3449; stock, 1859.
Houston-Easy; middling, 5; net receipts,
79;S's' gross, 1267s; sales, 1880; stock, So,
Atlanttas1oQuiet; middllng, 1916; net re-
ceipts, 1885,
Exports of Cotton This Day
GalVeston-To the continent, s,431
302; coastwise, 1888
Mobile-Coa stwise, 391.
5275. ''''e'
Wilmington-To Great Britain, 2,75i;
cOasIwise, r.
Norfolk-Coastwise, 5s5
,Baltlmore-To Great Britain, 1851; con-
tinent, 200; Coastwise, $500.
Total foreign exports from all ports for
to-day-To Great Britain, 20, 433; to France
1922; 10 the continent, 1872.
Total foreign exports from all ports for
the past week-To Great Britain, IL, 0S5: to
LduCe, t6,OUo5 TO Lne continent, I6,3lS.
Total foreign exports since Sept l. 1857
To Great Britain, 679, $50: to France. PA
6OS; to the continent, 59S,949
Liverpool, Nov. 9.-Noon-Cotton, fair
business done; prices easier: American
modllng, ) l-l6d; sales, 1000 bales; Amer
lean, $500 bales; speculation and export
iOO0 bales; receipts, IL, 400 bales, all Amer
Futures opened steady at the decline:
demand moderate; American middling
low middling clause, November-Decem-
1nfar- V1v, l..
4sTy-February, $50, also 26l. also 200;
February March, 2.e2; March-April, 800 ;
A5Pril-May, 3,02; Mey-June, S.03; June-July.
3O5; Juiy-August, 3;07., Futures quiet, but
steady; tenders, 400 bales new dockets,
and 100 bales old dockets.
p; m.-American middling, SGD; good
middling, 3 sgd; middling, 13-32d; low
mddling, 29-82d; good ordinary, 2 25-$5d
ordin airy, 1924; November 2.57d25S:
November December. 2.57@25S; December
2,59q266; February March. 2.61. buyers
980l; May-June. 302d303; June-July 8.0i
New York. Nov. 9.-Noon-cotton fu-
lures opened steady, as follows: Novem-
her. 5.35; December. 5.86; January, sal;
Ngw o 9 M NoT 5 S5 ART I futures
her, 5$4gg55; Dt CENT g;,' 5-sS SYStH
st7 Sardh. o5s55ia55: Oru April 't sss
JULY, 5.72d5.73; August, 576d5.7S.
New Orleans ea g ~ Noy 9-Cotton futures
December, sos; January, sos; February,
513; March, $40; April, SIS; May, $50;
July. 5:42; August. SAG; June, 531.
New York, Nov. 9.-CIapp & Co, in their
weekly review, say of cotton: 1T is esti-
mated about two-thirds the crop in eleven
states is picked. Yearly on an average
this date; 562, 387 bales, or the largest
weekly receipts, came in sight last week.
Total in sight to Nov. 8, 2,9o9,324 bales,
against 2'S2S,4io last year. Nell 81 o-o e eso
secrefary Hester V Of New 0r 7Sg ms
reports port receipts to Nov. /, as 2,110,706
spinners takings as All 4S7 bales, against
235,163 last season. Northern spinners
average weekly takings were "a, S34 bales,
against 1915 bales last year, and S6,72S
for 1892. Southern spinners takings for
the two months were 150,6S4 bales, against
same amount in 1888. Exports to Nov. 8
are reported as 1,236. $50 bales. against 969
591 same time in 1893. Continental buying
has been liberal. Exporters appear to be
buying more than usual at interior towns.
Stocks here are very small, only about
those two years ago. America seems to
offer a vast bargain counter from which
the worlds spinners may stock
0P record co GEsS' fadtoTs
ers and exporters have sold futures
in this market at practically lower prices
than cotton can De delivered mere Tor by
planters. Many believe spinners are will
ing to and are stocking up at these very
lew prices. The bears tell us the fine
weather throughout the cotton belt fore
casts a large top crop, predicting lower
prices The market records a $50, 900, 600 de-
cline for the crop the past sixty days, or
from SGT for January cotton to SOL. We
believe il sufficient to Offset general and
special conditions, and that any improve
ment in speculation or consumpttve de-
mand will likely advance values. Distant
futures are selling al less premium over
spot cotton than for many years, and be-
low the cost of carrying"
New York, Nov. 9.-The SUMS cotton
review says: Cotton declined to 5
points, November showing the most
strength Later on the decline was recov-
cred and princes then advanced 2 to 3
points. This was lost and the market
closed steady al yesterdays final prices.
The sales were 144.5G0. The record was
again broken for low prices. New Or
leans alone advanced / point, lost this
and declined 4, regained this and ad-
vanced 2, lost this and declined /. Liver
pool declined 1-32d on spot and to 2iS
points for future delivery, closing quiet.
In Manchester. yarns were in buyers IA
yor cloths dull. Spot cotton was dull,
weak end unchanged.
"Features-A large firm in Havre. deal
ing in cotton, wool and coffee was re-
ported to have suspended. New Orlea ms
receipts tomorrow are estimated at II. 900
IN IL 600 bales, against l6,4M bales on the