The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-18


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Liverpool, Oct II, noon.-Cotton-Good
business done; prices unchanged; Amer
liccan 5 l5-l6d; sales 10000 bales, American
iS,4oJ bales; speculation and export ZOO
bales receipts 1000 bales, American 1890
bales Futures opened barely steady at
the advance; demand fair.
Futures-American middling fair low
mlddllng clause: October, 14-6id; Octo-
Der and November, 13-6id; November and
December, 3 l3-64d; December and Jan
uary, 13-64d, also 3 l4-64d; January and
February, l4-64d, also 3 15-64d, also 8 IA
64d; February and March, 5 17-64d; Marcn
and April, 3 17-6fd, also 1S-64d; April and
June 20-64d. also 21-64d: June and
July 22-64d, also 23-64d. Tenders none.
p; m.-Cotton, American middling fair,
l3-l6d;. good middling, 3 15-32d middling,
u-32d; low middling, 3 7-32d; good ordI-
nary, 1920; ordinary, 29-32d.
Futures-American middling fair, low
middling clause: October, 3 13-64d3 14-64d
October and November, 13-64d, buyers
November and December, 3 13-64d sellers;
IIgGTm6er ana January l$-64d buyers
February and March, 3 15-64d3 16-64d
March and April, 3 17-6id, buyers; April
ana May, 3 l9-64d, sellers; May and June,
lO-b4Q3 2l-64d; June and July 2-64d. Flu
lures closed barely steady.
Manchester. oct. 1.-THE Guardian, in
It's commercial article, says: The market
mas Deen influenced by rumor from Liv-
eTpool that the estimate of the new cotton
crop has been reduced to 100000 bales,
for the reason that it is Improbable to
PICK more al present low prices Although
IhIs was regarded as serious, some dealers
covered their shorts, and others were
ANXIOUS to catch the slump bought.E The
market is fairly steady, but lacking in
energy. Producers who were recently
selllng freely have sometimes refused the
current prices, preferring to wait, but the
important markets are not sanguine, not
belng able to see where large buying is to
come from. Cloth sales have been small,
put at steadier prices, and there has been
an average business in yarns.
New York, oct. H-Cotton futures
opened firm, as follows: October 5.65c
November, 5.7Sc; December. 5.79c; January,
o.S9c; February, 5.9lc; March. 597c.
New York, Oct H-Cotton futures
closed barely steady, as follows Octo-
Der, 5.6ld563c; November, 5G4Q5,65c. De-
cember, 5.7l@5.72c January 5,16d5.77c;
February, 5.S2a5.S3c; March: 5.SS@5. S9c
6,97aGQSc; July, 6.12qG.l4c. Total sales,
ll2. 100 bales.
New Orleans, oct. 1Z-Cotton futures
opened barely steady, with sales Of 1880
bales as follows: October, nominal: No
vember $3.50; December, 5.41c; January,
; &c, February, 549c; March, 5.5Gc; April,
New York, Oct. 1.-THE Suns cotton
market review says: Cotton advanced 6
10 points, but lost this and declined TO
3 points, closed barely steady. Sales 1l2-
600 bales. Liverpool advanced 1-39d on the
spot and 2l3 points for future delivery,
closing barely steady at net advance OF
] 10 ~ points. In Manchester yarns We're
quiet but tlrm; cloths were in moderate
demand. Half weekly interior receipts
indicate $4,000 bales against $4,000 bales
Tor the same time last week and 5000
bales last year. Shipment, tl2 900 bales
against $1,000 bales last week Nand 1900
bales last year The movement shows
an Increase Of 10000 bales over the 100000
year To-day's features:
There was quite an advance early IN
The day owing 70 the active and higher