The morning news., 1894-11-24

T.. L'... .
S5otal receipts since Sept. l. 1891 S.318.75O
same time last year. r......,... , 665 ie3
STOCK at the ports to-day.......... 7S17
STOCK same day last year........ .O44 Sg2
receipts this Week Last Year
MSudIa1y Monda1 ''-.'.4S'2l7 ,M2Eednesday. 2 1o7
tuesday. 5s a48 FRidsS FFRigrsaay 20 20
iIdilN movement at other ports:
dlNeSton-Steady: middling 81: net re-
etlpLs' ,l,6l5; gross, u,6l6; sales, 1,21S:
New Orleans-Firm; middIirg, 5a.: net re-
cslpis' IS9}l; gross, l42SS; sales, 0000;
stoCk' 5t2,S9, corrected.
Mobile-tirm; middling > 3-l6: net re-
Sel-P5s' g. -95 W. gross 123S; sales, SEQ; stock,
Professionalism middline. 81; net re-
oo5siPls' O. 500; gross, 3,2o5; sales, none; stock
Wilmington-ste middling. 5as: net
receipts. :; 4S0 gross, 1880: sales, none:
stock. 5l.296, corrected.
Nortolk-Firm; middling, 81; net re-
G,oel1po[s' t794; gross 6754; sales, 7S7; stock,
Baltimore Nominal; middnng. 55s; net
receipts; IS z.s25; gross, 1896; sales, none;
New York-Dun; middHng. 57s; net re-
ceipts, 1889; gross, 1883 sales, 18l, all
sptnners; stock, IS, sos.
BoSton-Quiet: middling. S-l6. net re-
celpts, none; gross. 1858.
Philadelphia-Firm middling, 61sc; net
receipts o9S; gross, 59S; sales, none; stock,
l23l3.
Daily movement at interior towns:
uSuSt2-Qulet, middhnE, ass; net re-
&C 6celp5ts, p5 100; gross L766; sales, S0i; stock,
Nemphis-Firm; middling. 8-16; net
receipts, 5,O5S; gross 1857; sales $500; stock,
st. Louis-Firm; middling. "a: net re-
Scteldg2ts, L795; gross, 74l7; sales, 1000 stock,
incinnati-steady; middling. 7-l6; net
RECEIPTS S ~. .l55; gross, Lbs; sales none;
Eouston-Quiet; mtddling, 5l4: net re-
ceipts. S,G9S; gross, S,693; sales S97; stock
Atlanta--Ftrm; middling, ia; net re-
ceipts. 1222
ExpoI- Of Cotton this Day
Calves onto Great Britain, $3.50.
New Orleans-To the Continent, 2.927.
Mobiie-Coastwise sos.
Savannah-Coastwi 1929.
Norfolk-To Great Britain, 900; coast
.Baltimore-To Great Britain, 5,6o2; con-
tinent, / .713.
New York-To Great Britain. 6147: con-
tinent, 200; forwarded, S.151.
Boston-To Great Britain 2,41.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
day; To Great Britain, 3I557; continent,
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
Tar this week: To Great Britain, 134, 926;
to France, 25020; to the continent, SO ,587
Total foreign exports since Sept !, 1894;
To Great Britain, S44, 669 to France, 25S-
SIG; to the continent 1872 6f7
Liverpool, Nov 23, noon.-Cotton-Fair
business done; prices firm American mid
ding 31sd; sales 1900 bales; American
800 bales; speculation and export 1000
bales; receipts 5000 bales, American none.
Futures opened steady; demand moder-
ate.
Futures-American middling. low mid
ding clause: December and January. 300,
also 3.0l, also S02, also SOB; January and
February sol; February and March, 302
also 3,0S, also sos; March and April. 3.0i j.,
also sos also BOG: April and May, 3o5, also
3.06, also 3o8; May and June, 3o7 also S;oS,
also 3.09, also $40; June and July 800, also
S.ll; July and August S.11. Futures now
nrm- renders none.
D. .-Futures-American middling,
low middIing clause: November, 3.05, sell
ers November and December, 305, sellers;
December and January, sos, sellers jan
uary and February, 305d3.06; February
3.0SQS09; April and May, $40, buyers; May
and June, Sl2 sellers; June and July, 5.l30
8.14; July and August, S15, sellers. Fu-
New York, Nov 28-Cotton futures
opened firm, as follows: December, 553:
January, 5.62; February, $50; March, 578;
New York, Nov 23-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales of 3i2, 800 bales
as follows: November 9.51; December, 80;
January, 5.b9; February. 513; March, 5.79;
April, o.S4; May, a.9l; June, 596; July, sol;
August sos,
New Orleans. Nov 23-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales Of ia, 800 bales, as
follows: November, 5.$7; December, $40;
January, 5.44; February, $40; March, 555;
April 5,Gl May 5.66; June, 5.72; July 5.iT;
New York. Nov 25.-Clapp x Co, in
their weekly review Of the markets, say
Of cotton; "Opirion seems now TO indi-
cate crop of about 9,0000G0 or g50000g
bales instead of 100000 or 10 0C0 700 bales.
The worlds visible supply is about Sc 1896
bales larger than a year ago. Our ad-
vices predict an unusually large falling
off in the movement in DeCem ber and in
dcate that more has been marketed UP
[ to date IN proportion to the crop grown
than any previous similar time in The his
tory of the trade Southern advices all
report small advance, good export de-
md pH ia in off in
ening weather is following a good sea-
son for the packing and marketing of
cotton to date. Many predict well-to-do
planters Will hold back cotton rather than
sell for cents. Some fertilizer com
panies claim planters are too poor to buy
fertilizers. and that more food products
report liberal sales for future delivery and
but small stocks of print cloths, and that
mills are increasing their force. Port re-
/ ceipts to Nov l6 We're 3,204,S6f bales.
/ against 2,405713 bales last season. Total
7 in sight, 1861, ,464, against 3,l33,2i2 bales in
I 1852, i9l bales. Planters In a dozen states
/ have been marketing their cotton at 5
/ cents per pound. or less than the cost of
! per bale they received on an average for
+ the 1SS9-lS90 crop. Cotton seed is firm, ST
/ to 50 per ton, against about SIS year
! ago, and SIS in 1882, The 1891 and 1899 cotton
| crop sold In March, 1892, as low as $50 for
! the succeeding months delivery. Investors
/ and spinners bought freely creating bull
.
/ higher within six months thereafter We
/ belive maximum receipts occurred early
! this month and minimum prices, and
! favor investment purchases Of cotton for
/ March or May delivery, believing this an
/ opportune time for a permanent and up
/ ward movement in values"
New York Nov 33.-The Suns cotton
report says: Cotton advanced Is to l6
/ points. then reacted and closed steady at a
| net advance of y to Is points Sales,
/ 2{2 800 bales Liverpool advanced lia
points. and then reacted and closed steady
I al a rise for the day Of to points. In
/ Manchester yarns were steady, clothes,
| quiet unchanged. one firm said
/ aThe strongest feature in the sit
T uatfon shows how little In excess Of
( last year was the worlds visible supply
/ iast Saturday, when there was so, 100 bales
less stock at the ports than the 9o0J,OO9
Z bales year We shall enter the month Of
7 December with less cotton In sight than
/ In the 5000. 900 bales year New Orleans
Z YaraIpts for tomorrow were estimated ~
1900 bales. possibly 5000 bales, against
I 9Gs27 bales ON the same day last week
. ana 1887 bales last year Cotton goods
I we're nrmer owing 10 the rise IN raw cot
. ton New Orleans advanced ~ 20 II
. 'fit. ff1g,. tfa4. Fp-GaV was largely due