The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27

bales. At the last call II closed steady
srI unchanged, with no sales reported.
The following were the official spot
oaoIarions at the close of the market
NJ the cotton Exchange to-day:
Good middling .-.--...---..............S3s
NJ ddnnS ,:..-.''-''..''-' ....''..''.--..6 SIS
NV middiing .........................7 1916
Market steady; sales, 1,450 bales.
Sasanah Receipts, Exports and Stocks
. IL .eipts this day .....-................ 6,29i
anne day last year ................... SSH
Receipts since Sept. l, '95 .266, Ia
same time last year --.............. 1921, 354
4 Exports. coastwise, this day ......... 2,141
4 sock on hand this day ............. 1O0,1lI
same day last year ....:...:.......15 6, 7S5
H Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this Observation-Disclosures. 1887
II This DAY last week. announcement. ALI
This day last year.................. $3.50
4 Total receipts since Sept. l. 1895. i, 1884, 95S
F. same time last year.................1,S36 , 094
Stock a. The ports to-day........... SS0,724
Stock same day last year........... 1926
+. Daily movement at other ports
=. 6aiveston-Steadyi middling, SIC; net
4 receipts s.992; gross, 1892; sales, 400;
New Orieans-Firm: middling, S 5-16c; net
receipts. ,2B; gross, 2l,S59; sales, $3.50;
5i?9iie%Quiet; m cid! ss3ss;, net re
ceots -l9l; sales, 900; stock 2S,8il.
Charlest0n-Quie mlddling, Sc; net re-
cepts LBS; stock. 52.S30
4 receipts, 100; stock, 19.75S
Norfok-Frm; middling sac; net re
Ctipts, 3.0S7; sales, 216; stock, 60, $40.
B9ltimore--Quiet; middling S14c; gross,
u; stock, 1916.
New York-Quiet; middling, S5sc; gross,
$3.50, sales, 1886: stock, 1874.
hoston-Quiet; middling, 9-l6c; net re-
Ceipts. 1865, gross 1918
eiphia-Firm; middling, S7sc; net
receipts, 1873; stock, $3.50.
Daily movement at interior towns
AUgusta-Steady; middling, SIC; net re
ceIpts, l,286; sales 673; stock, 3042.--
Memphis-Steady; middling, 5-16c; net
receipts, $50; gross, $3.50; sales, 1850;
St. Louis-Quiet; middling, SIC; net re-
ce.pts' Szl5; gross, 1921; sales, 80; stock
Cincinnati-steady; middling, sac; net
receipts LAP; sales, $50; stock 6.5S2.
Hcuston-Steady;m iddling, sac; net re-
ceipts, 6,797; stock, 1873.
Exports of Cotton This Day
,Galveston.-To Great Britain. S,7lS;
france, 9,14S.
continent, l4,045; coas twise, 5195.
Mobile-CoastWise 1927.
SaVannah-CoastwiSe, 214l.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l $40.
Norfolk-Coastwise 364.
New York-FOrWarded, All.
Philadelph Great Britain, SO.
Total foreign exports from all ports
today and thus far this week-To Great
Britain, l0,l64; to France. 9,74S; to the
continent, 4,045.
To Great Britain, 297. 127; to France 52,-
1872 to the continent. 254,S64.
Liverpool, Oct. rs, 1880 p. m.-Cotton-
Prices firm; American niddling 45sd
sales, 5000 bales; American, 1900 bales
speculation and export 500 bales; receipts
1000 bales; American, 200 bales. Futures
opened steady; demand moderately Ameri-
can middling, low middling clause, No
mberDecember, 436Q4S5; December
January, 436; January February, Asia
4.550i31@4. 3604.35; February-M March, ASA
t.36; March-April, 4.39Q43Sd4.S7; April
May, 4.40; June-July, 443. Futures steady.
p. m.--American middling 45sd. Octo-
Der, 434u4S5; October November, Novem-
her-December. 4.I; December-Janua 44
,l435; January February, 4.S5; February
March, 436, buyers; March-April, i.3lq4.S8
April-May. 43Sq439, buyers; MayJune
40, sellers June-July, AL, buyers; July
August 4.42G443. Futures closed quiet
New York, Oct. -Noon-Cotton flu
lures opened easy; October, S.35c; No
vomber, S35c; December, S.41c; January
St9c: February, S5lc; March, S.5Se,
closed steady; sales, 800 bales; October
S.3Sc; November S.3Sc; December, S.43c;
January, $500: February. s.5Sc; March
&6lc; April, S.66c; May SIZE; June sic;
July. S2c.
New Orleans, Oct. 26.-Cotton futures
closed steady; sales $1,000 bales; October
November S.3ic; December $3.50; Janu-
ary S40e; February, S45c March, S49e;
April S53c; May, S.57c; June, S.60c.
New York Oct 26-The total visible sup
ply of cotton for the world is 3, 12S, 455 bales
of which 2.S46, 255 bales are American
against 2955,SlS bales and 2,6l6113 bales re-
specuvely last year. The receipts of cot
ton Tor the past week at all interior towns
was &1,7l9 bales. The receipts from the
Plantations were 352,S2l bales. The crop in
sight is l946,4S5 bales.
New York, Oct 2G-Riordan & Co say
OF cotton: The week just ended will be
memorable in the history of the cotton
exchange. The transaction incident to
an enormous liquidation have been the
heaviest on record and attended by a
oleaN in prices on Monday last that was
phenomenal in magnitude and suddenness
since then there has been a partial re-
coFery, but the market has continued eX-
.!emey sensitive and the daily huctua-
a q
Hd.lAS to-day was comparatively light
ana quiet. The bulls were disguised at
1Ae l3ek of enthusiasm exhibited by Liv-
tt.ool III response to our advance in yes
tet!ay, and the opening here was at q
u-cIna of to 10 points. January selling
on the call at sac There was a further
Nach carried January up to 8.5Sc, but the
ADVANCE brought in heavv selling orders
-QF January. The course OF prices
Arhcei onward is going to depend on de-
.N-upl4ents as to the actual yield of COZ
Ion. While crop estimates of less than
Ll1V9 bales have lately become so COM
mon as to be generally accepted, it is
WI 10 bear in mind the hard fact thaC
IIle movement of cotton thus far by no
leans sustains these low estimates. We
near everywhere the old story that a per-
ltnalcular drop in the volume of re-
1e-pts IS at hand, and II must be admitted
5r,.W mat there seems to be more ground
loI this prediction than in former sea-
sons, but until the daily reports of re.
eFHfoachlng exhaustion, we hardly an
Ilcipate that prices can regain the high
l-NeI they had reached ten DAYS ago. The
eIusnlng losses which the bulls have suf-
irfed lately have badly crippled their buy
ing power and we think the next inn
1or amt advance, whenever ii shall occur,
LUST originate with the spinners, rather
man with the spectators. For the pres
ny we are inclined to favor sales upon
very good rally
New York Oct 26.-The Sun. in its re-
rev or to-day's cotton market. says: Got
1n Iell 10 to II points and then recovered
-dIt OF the loss, closing barely steady witt
eaies OF III 300 bales. Liverpool advance
our points and then lost half of this, clio y
ing quiet, with spot sales of 500 bales at
-haltered quotations. New Orleans W as
'7dsler. The New Orleans receipts on Nc IN
iay are estimated ct 1900 to 5000 bal es.
Salnst q rs last Monday. &c. 12S last Y ear
ana l51e5 in 1893. She Chronicle states hat
orthern spinners have taken thus far
l"ls season, 297.397 bales, against 1877 S91 last
.eason To-day's features: The Liver pool
Tvs was disappointing and it was de-
Jared that NELL Bros. were to ISIS ne a
yrop estimate of 6.250,000 to 900 lales.
Consequently prices declined. not only