The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-30

,-ohability of getting the receipts at
heir price. Rosin was unchanged from
,esterday, with only a fair demand.
Fl atber markets were steady. The follow
ing resume of the different markets will
n snow the tone and the quotations at the
4 close to-day;
COTTON.
The increased strength in futures gave
a hardening tendency to local spots to-
II i4v and. although there was quite a good
H nquiry the factors refused to sell. even
T. 4r the advance of sc. The accumulation
. n local SPOT cotton is larger than il has
H been for a long time. Factors have or
Il iars to hold their stocks for a better
/. price and the general feeling is that the
value Will increase in a short while. At
the Cotton Exchange, at the first call
III 1880 o'clock a. m, the market was
bulletined firm and unchanged. with no
sales reported. At the second call. at
l3l o'clock p. m, it was bulletined firm
az an advance or sc all around, with
no sales reported. AT the last call, it was
firm and unchanged, with sales of 299
bales.
Tae following were the official spot quo
tations at the close of the market, at the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
G0o4 mldullhS ........-.................S GIG
.ladHlS
Low mlduhng observation-disclosures.
Market firm; sales 299 bales.
sea lsland-The market remained steady
with a fair demand at unchanged quota
tons, as follows:
Extra choice Georgias ................16
Choice Georgias NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 15la
Extra fine Georgias Az
ltg .Ieoa : lels IA
Medium nne Georglas ............ Nominal
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks:
receipts this day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S,041
same day last year ................... Is, 1906
Receipts since Sept. 1, '95 ........... .2S2, sos
same tlme last year .................35 6. $50
Exports, continent, this day ... 1872
stock on hand this day ...... 1O2 $50
same DAY last year las, 1872
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day ............. 42O3O
rms day last week ............... S. 866
ms day last year .................. 73726
This day in 1893 ........... Sc 472
hecelpIs past Tour days ..............149, 754
same time last year ........ 219547
Iotal receipts since Sept. 1, '95 II ,497, 1856
same time last year 2,OO1 742
same time in 1898 ..................167g 900
stock at the ports to-day ...... 9O7172
STOCK same day last year ........ S98 JOG
Receipts This Week Last Year
saturday. ..... 90, 500 Wednesday .....s1, SOL
Monday ,922 Thursday ..50,39I
tuesday. .7S,726 Friday ..........77,S74
DAILY movement at other ports
Galveston-oSteady; micdling, 5-16; net
receipts, 59O5; sales, 791; stock 124251
New Orleans-Steady; middling. 80; net
stock. S24 500. ''''''
Mobile-Steady; middling, 8 3-16; net re.
*
Charleston-Firm; middling So: net re-
eelpts $50; stock, 54,546
Wilmington-Firm middling, So; net re-
eeipts, 1,5S2; stock, 22,156
Norfolk-Firm middling 81; net re-
ceipts, l,792; sales, 524; stock, 1890.
ia B3altimore-Steady; middling, SIS; gross,
New York-Quiet; middling. 81; net re-
Ct.siP2ttss $50; gross, S,5O7; sales, 26S; stock,
Boston-Steady; middHng, 11-1s; net re-
CENTS S2fl. oe0
Philadelphia-Firm middling, 9k; net
receipts, 472; stock, 7156.
Daily movement at interior towns
usta-Steady; middling, s 7-16dSlS:
net receipts, 1,349; sales, S32; stock, 30,477'
20 Memphis-Steady, nominal; middling,
a on net receipts, Ass; gross, 1895; sales,
St. Louis-Steady; middling, S1b; net re-
selpts l,5SS; gross, 6,S17; sales, LIZA; stock,
Cineinnati-Quiet; middling. So. net re-
ceipts, 2,Sl7 stock, 7,49S.
Houston-Steady; middling, 8 5-16; net
receipts, 14,44S; sales, 1886; stock, 5O,O93.
Exports Exports of cotton cotton this day
New Orleans-To Great Britain. 6. 100:
france, 1900; coastwise, 2,3S7.
Mobile-Coastwise 1877.
Savannah-Continent, 1872.
rleston-Coastwise 1874
" llmingtOn-COast Wise, g.
NOuOlk-COastWise 1855
New York-To Great Britain, 1853; con-
Boston-To Great Britain, 800
Iotal foreign exports to-day: To Great
iiil 1913; to France, 1900; to the con
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
J ar TINS week: To Great Britain. %. 553;
70 IN, range, 28,S9S; to the continent, %, 764.
IT. 0tdI foreign exports since Sept. l. 1894:
10 treat Britain, 320,510 to France, 72,Ol2;
70 me continent, go, 5S3
LlEerpool, Oct 49, 1870 .. m.-Cotton.
ddfi inaa a. fair, prices firm; American mid,
a, 'l-tls' f2sd; sales, $1,000 bales: American
i'lD bales; speculation and EXPORT I'D
9Ga5eS' receipts, 21000 bales: American.
49, paies. Futures opened firm; de-
IidIld lair; American middling low mid
C1lng clause. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1850
't f}g t4Id; December-Januafy, 439d4 4OlD
~, January-February, 43904. 1904. AID:
Ma, april 441q4 42d4. 4SQ444d; April
Nay 445d; May-June, 444d4 46d; futures
steady at the decline
can N 40 70, z. Iml-Cotton, spot higher; Amer-
o. 9 S55Ia1ouIlng fair, 9S2d good middling,
ive $50 ordinary, 42d; ordinary, 5-l6d.
Octot elI'ooI, p. m.-Cotton, American,
T Ue5Goer 1884, 4S4 "a, buyers; Oetober-No-
Decemb,ar 4'41& 81 4Sd, buyers; November
80 442d, buyers; December-Jan-
4 s5lg; ,4;4zd, buyers; January February,
- - y -f5u buyers; February-March, 443Go
49, NH pDuyers; MarchApril 4.45d, sellers;
is.4iiQ44Sd, sellers; JunHe-July. 44SGS4 l9d''
99Gsers; July-August, 450d futures closed
New York, Oct. 20. noon.-Cotton fu-
1 Iete5 opened firm; October. S.55c; No
SSee6I I'm S66c; December, SIZE; January,
SS.9a3 as February, S.S4c; March, $780, April,
New York. Oct. % n m-Futpres
Closed steady; sales BOZ. 166 Bales octo
c oen s6oc nominal November S64c; De-
s SSs9d o. n soc; January, size; February.
IN March, S.S7c; April, S.92c; May, S98c;
,to NeW Orleans, Oct 29.-Cotton futures
Wy; sales, 400 bales; October, S61c;
M ~. en- Der $500; December, S.64c; Jan
-ANlI, SSOc; May. SS4c; June, 8.S8c'
Of ~ York, Oct. Californian & Co saw
for Oo'{ ION to-day: Liverpool set the pace
ers nIsher market to-day, and the buy
.Ta1,,nnsre promptly followed her lead.
TTooiHuary opened at $500, a gain of Is
IL US y = over yesterday and after reacting
ia 49, became very strong. advancing