The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-24

Unchareed with further sales OF ls6 bales
The following were the official spo, quo
tations. al the close Of +ne market al 'i-'
Cotton Exchange to-day
Good ulIdllug ..--------..-..' ..--'-''''3 ~
MlGlIlE ..--.--..----. ----s'''-'-'--'''
Low middling -.-...-..----....'.'-.--
Good ordinary ...--..--- --.-. ..-----.--
Ordinary .....- ---- $1,000 -------
Market-Steady. sales. z'6.
Savannah receipts. exports ana sloc -,
Receipts tl-s cay -..--- -'''''''----'' = S77
same day last year ---.....-..-.-- - ~
Receipts since Sept. !, 80 .....-.--- $500
same time LAST year ----...-.-..-.- .'- ~
Stock on hand this day .--...--..--..-- I'D,
Same lav hasa wear ----.-.-.-- - --- .4'l 'i-i
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports .,-
Receipts this day ..--...-....--..'- 1870
This day last week .----.-...-'..-'' ---',ii55
This Qay last yeor .-.-......-.'.'-' 100
This day iu 1893 -...---..-. -..-', 100
Total receipts Siuce pt. I, '93-... Z.-,-,,lll
Same time last year .-...-......'- 30. t'--'--
Same time in 1873 ...--.-...-..-.-- . o' -
Stock at the ports to-day ........., 1900
Stock same dny last Gar H. w. 10
Daily Movement al Olhrr POTTS
t;alVeston-Steaay: middling. l-l6s net
receipts E l2f: sales, l+lt3. stock. l"l.oAi-
ra SeT or3 s sr55 s G,a9 Sales 550o
Nobiie2Firm: middHng. s; net receipts,
cbarlest5nL Steady. middIing, rs; net
receipts. 1856, stock, JS.t39.
Wiimington-Firm middling. SIS; net re-
ceipts, 1.OjS: stock, 206f1.
Norfolk-Firm. middling, 3-l6; net re-
ceipts. 723; sales. 375; stock, 1890.
Baltimore-Nomnal. middling SIS net
receipts, none. gross, 4l2i stock, AV42.
New York-Quiet; middling, 9-l6; net
receipts, none; gross, I,eJO; sales, none;
Boston-Quiet; middhng, S15; net re-
ceipts 351; gross, 2.73S.
Philadelphia-Fir middling, 1916;
net receipts, 1885, stock, II ,235
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Nery steady; mlddllng' SIS; net
receipts, 1.6ll; sales, "a; stock, $685.
Memphis-Steady; middling, SIS; net re-
ceipts, 2,55l; gross, 3,O6S; sales, $3.50; stock,
ST. Louis-steady; middling. 8 S-16; net
receipts, 1,l67; gross, 5,5SS; stock, 1883.
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling, 81; net re-
ceipts, 1,O07 sales, $50; stock, 1851.
Houston-steady; middling; is; net
receipts, 6,6l6; sales, 1886; stock, 4S,497.
Exports of cotton this day
Galveston-To Great Britain, $3.50;
New Orleans-To Great Britain, $3.50;
TO France, l5,4S2; TO the continent, lO,ll9.
Mobile-Coastwise Loss
Observation-Disclosures $50.
Norfolk-Coastwise / 1897.
New York-Forwarded, 469
Total foreign exports from all ports
to-day and thus far this week-To Great
Britain, 1916; to France, l5iS2; to the
continent 1918.
Total foreign exports since Sept !, 1895
To Great Britain, 593. 569 to France, 49,
go to the continent, 519,4B
Liverpool, Nov. %. - 30 p. m. Cotton de-
mand fair: prices firm; American mid
ding g-16d: sales, 10000 bales: American
900 bales; speculatons and exports, LOCO
bales, receipts. 5000 bahs; American, b.
100 bales. Futures opened firm; demand
fair; American middling. low middling
clause; December-January, 430d4.I; jan
uary- February. A29G4 .300431; February
March 430dA 81: March-April 430d4 31d
4.32d431; April-May, 4.32dA33; May-June,
434; June-July, 4.Si; July-August, 4.35. Flu
lures, quiet a the advance.
1p. rn.-Cotton American middling. 4 @
1fd; November 4.32d value: November
December. 4.&q42; Overwhelmingly
43l, sellers; January February. 431 sell
ers: February March, 43l0L32, sellers
March-April, 4.32, sellers; April May. 432
sellers; May-June, ABA value; June-July
80 buyers; July,-.August, 4S6; August
September, 4.35Qi56, buyers. Futures clos
ed steady.
New York, Nov. 23.-Cotton futures OPP
ened barely steady; November, S25c; De
cember. S.29c; January, sale; February,
S.35c; March, S40c; April, S43c.
New York, NOV y, a ?. m.-futures
Der 8.33c; December S.S3c; January, sac;
February, sac; March. SAFE April. sole;
May Sole June, S-o6c; July, S5Sc; August
Sgoe September, =; October, s.25c.
steady: sales, as 400: November, S.i0c; De-
cember S.l3c; January. SlSc; February.
SIC; March, s. PC; April $500; May, S-S4c;
Monday being Arbor day, there win
be no cotton futures sent out.
New York. Nov. 23.-rhe total visible
supply Of cotton for the world is 3,G1S. 5S7
bales. of which 3,273,3S5 bales are American
against So, 1851 bales. and 1896 157 bales,
cotton for the past week at all interior
towns We're 1884 bales. Receipts from
the plantations we're 25S. Sl7 bales. The crop
In sight is 3.2i9S76 bales.
New York. Nov 23-Riordan & Co.
says Of cotton to-day: THE week closes
with more hopeful feeling in cotton.
Liverpool seems at last to be paying heed
10 the light movement and again advanc-
ed to-day. our market opened about
points higher, then weakened lost halt
the gain, but afterWard rallied sharply
closing at the highest price of the week
January opened at S.33c. declined to $3.50
and closed at S.334S-3Sc. with the tone
firm. The bears contend that the croI
shortage has been fully discounted by
present prices and that the disturbed con
dition of affairs in the east forbid the eX
pectauOn OF a higher market. Among
the local traders there is a strong dispo
Sition TO accept profits on every advance
and the short interests, having been praC
tically covered during the week, il may
happen that the pressure OF selling OrQeri
win cOunteract what we regard as III,
natural tendency of prices to improve
This may give us Tor some little time {,
come. a huctuating market, but unless
the movement should show a decided in
crease which does not now seem likely
we are of the opinion that the fear of
yield even smaller than the average esti
mate of the bulls, VIII presently alarm
spinners everywhere and cause materla
advance. Such an advance, If 1t should
come, win be based upon sharper de
mand for consumption. The speculative
spirit which a few weeks ago gave S,
strong a support to the market, has beer
chilled. and an Improvement in price
now would probably be safer and NOR
permanent than that which marked tn
middle of October. On every depression
in the market we think wei Of BUYING
cotton"
Mcintyre & WardwelPs cotton letter bl
private wire to T. i. Johnson broker
Provident building:
New York. Nov. 23.-Dominated by SOM
Influences which has had a tendency Il
put zap prices during the week. cotton
again advanced to-day and closed firm ii
q rise of y 70 l3 points with sales of 1874.
$50 bales Bullish interests continue,
20 he promoted by an active and risin.
Liverpool market, favorable reports From
Manchester and continued light receipts
as wei rs some increase IN the dry good
trade, here and az the west. and "a liberia
spot business in raw cotton nj the south
Where not only European. bur American
spsnners have been buying pretty freel
ei late lt Is claimed that The visible
supply at the south is rapidly diminfebin,
Fears who sold here Yesterday coVerc,
To-Day. The trading was mainly amoni
room operators but the local seutimen
d becoming more bullish. owing ~ an
eonliuued Aghtness OF the crop move