The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-28

o. b he following were the official spot quo
,,-ions. at the close of the market, at
he cotton Exchange to-day:
CoII NIiddliuS ...............'... ''.'''. LIN
lGfIling Observation-Disclosures. I-lb
Low Aliddlng .......-........'..-'''''. 3-i6
Good ordinary .'......''.,;' '''''''''' Io-Io
Market steady; sales, 552.
Sayannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks
Receipts this Observation-Disclosures. 5,IS2
same day last year.. ....:;.-....... S,z46
DaIaints since Sept. l, 1894. ........ 53l 1850
same time last year.................. 5iOll5
Fyuorts, continent, this day.. 6,Sl3
Evn0rts. coastwise, this day.. 2,430
stock on hand this day lSl,0l7
same day last Year................. l55,I6l
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports 900
Receipts this observation-disclosures 69'S59
This day last week............-.... t9,693
This daV last year.................-.. 9J,4z6
Receipts past four days............. l9l,92l
Same time last year; .....;..;oo;.'' l69'cS
TofaI receipts since Sept. !, 1891. 3,3lObu
same time last year. ..:.,.......... 2S34,zl
Stock at the ports to-day. l,l92,SU
stock same time last year.....,..., lO9hbbl
Receipts This Week Last Year 90 no.
saturday ........53 ,5SS Wednesday, 80, 485
Torjay ,064 Thursday 1879
Tnesday ........59,42 6 Friday. ,230
Dailv Movement at Other Ports
ayeston-Firm: middling, SIS, net re-
ceipts, S,8OS; gross, S,3OS; sales, 2,SOl; stock
-'%S ew Orleans-Quiet; middling, 5la; net
receipts. 25,2S2; gross 2S'S5O' Sales 5'Soo:
'Mobtle|Quiet; middling, 59s; net re-
ceipts 23l4; gross, 2,314; sales, 1900 stock,
C'bfyarleston-Firm; middling. sis; net
receipts. 5000; gross, 5000; sales, none;
S'VgH imiiInggftton-steady; middling, So; net
receipts, Asa; gross, 4,1S4; sales, none;
Mort %orfoik|Firm; middling, So; net, re
ceipts, 5755; gross, $3.50; STOCK l'S5O;
S' TPSaG1tim more midding, 81; net
receipts, -; gross, 1900; sales, none;
Sew %eW -York-Quiet; middHng, 6; net re-
ceipts, 1865; gross, 1S412; sales none;
'BBostton-Quiet, steady; middling, 6; net
receipts. =; gross, 5,4SO
Philadelphia-Firm; middling, &c; net
receipts Sl7; gross, 317; sales, none; stock,
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Easy; middling, 5 9-16; net re-
ceipts 1881; gross, 1881; sales, 0Sz; STOCK
-Memphis-Firm; middling, 57-16; net re-
ceipts 4,039; gross, 42O8; sales, 5000; stock,
st. Louis-Firm; middling, 7-16; net re-
ceipts, 1860; gross, 1851; Sales l'fOV; STOCK
Cincinnati-Firm; middlng, 50; net re-
ceipts, 1855; gross, 5455; sales, none; STOCK
Houston-steady; middling. 51a; net re-
ceipts, 1914; gross, 19,414; sales, 545; STOCK
72977.
Exports of Cotton This Day
Galveston-To Great Britain, l.
New Oreans-To Great Britain, 6,5OO;
continent 500; coastwiise, LOIS.
Mobile-COastwise, ASS 90,
Sayannah-To the continent, 6,3lS; coast
wise . 430.
Norfolk-Coastwise 1857.
Baltimore-To the continent, 45l2;
New York-To the continent, Las; Tor
warded, 77l6.
Boston-To Great Britain, 115.
Total foreign exports-To Great Britain,
t6l5, to the continent, SOUS
Total foreign exports
thus far this week-To Great Britain,
5IS3S; to France, 1O,795; to the comment,
Total foreign exports since Sept. ], 1884,
To Great Britain, 1,OO0,72l; to France,
26S3il; to the continent, S28,2F.
Liverpool Nov. o. noon.-Cotton-l)e-
mani fair; prices firm; American middling
3 SGD; sales, 10000 bales American 5000
bales speculation and export l,oU0 baies
receipts 1900 bales, American 4l5O0 bales:
Futures opened firm and higher; demand
fair.
Futures-American middling, low mid
ding clause: December and January, 3.lO
also 3.1l; January and February, 3.11, also
3l2; February ana March, 312. also S.l3
also 3l2; March and April, BIB, also 3.l4
also BIS; April and May, 315, also 3l6;
May and June, 317, also BIS; June and
July, 3.l9; July and August, $50, also 81.
Futures steady at the advance .-,-
p. motion, American middling fair,
! l3-l6d; good middling, Esd; middllng,
t-32d low middlng, 1-l6d; good ordi-
nary, l5-l6d ordinary 2&d.
IQldQllUSs
ding clause: November, 31, sellers No
Nember and December, BIZ, sellers; De
gemoer and January, 3ll sellers; Jan
uaTy and February 9.llq3l2; FebruaTy
and March, 3.13, sellers; March and April
5liP5l5; April and May, BIG, buyers; May
ana June, BIS, sellers; June and July, $3.50
Sg, July and August, 3.2l, buyers Futures
New York, Nov. 27.-Cotton futures
opened steady at an advance, as tolloWs'
NoFember 5.75; December, 5.96; January
sss5' February, 600; March, 6OS; April
New York, Nov. 27.-Cotton futures
closed easy, with sales of 277,000 bales, as
follows. November, 5.7lQ573; December,
@liG5.75; January, 5.S2G5.SS; February, 5.8S
07@, March, 593d594; April, 5.99U6O'
sM,ay,. 64q6.05; June, 6.10q611; July, 6l5a
ol'' August, 6,20462l
New Orleans La, Nov 27.-Cotton fu-
Ii,Ires closed barely steady, with sales OF
6 edg1 bales, as follows; November. S;fS'
Hsoember, 546; January $40; February
June 577e July 2G 5ss; august to- 589. way %
New York, Nov. 27-The Suns cotton
,rlntt says: Cotton advanced to .
hoI(s s' lost this and deel9 ne oo5 to
~" orleans advanced 8 points, but lost
S I.s ana declined to points. one hun
yt5 ana thiry-one members of the New
rr,h g9tton Exchange guessed at INC
IrlN. The highest was 1920, coo and the
iH7' &4OO0OO; the average was 92is, S3'
.''3. Liverpool advanced l-l6d on the
En-. ana 5l2 10 points on futures, closing
'.E' spot sales. 10000 bales. In Man
s" .'f yarns were dearer. but buyers re-
,. To- 20 on Cloths We're steady. EN
...7 from the ports, 600 20 Great Bri'
, i.. ana 29iR TO the continent Spot
.eh mere was quiet and unchanged. 10
,H Port receipts GO, $685. against G9&.
r. IdF last week and 59.425 last year
Tar this week, 1877 ,951. against 1881
ine time last week. New Orleans re-
81. tomorrow estimated al 1900 a.
I Nales, against 1906 bales on same
tt I.5t week and 1890 bales last year
I.. ivy advance was due 20 decidedly
5l ana continental buying l3uf
.. ,H mere was considerable reaiizni
r.. III'1 gave way. Delivery notices
...., issued December Is on December
.l York, Nov "a -Riordan a 60. sa,
..f... .9-day THE bpm movement %
I. received setback to-day Liver
hdfauced 5-tld which cause
...r. n-' lt our openinR January
'. h' highest price o. ne day. IRON