The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-26

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Receipts same week last year,. 81. ga
Net receipts since Sept. J. 1895. - 5g SO
Net receipts same time last year .3el. fS3
9Ioss receipts S2nce Sept. 1, 1888. 80. $50
GrOsS receipts last year ..........--.ss so iS3
exports to-day, cOastwise ......... p
Exports past week, cOastWise .-.... i Cos
exports past week, France. 71ll
EEAports past week, continent $500 p, l52
Exports past week, Great Britain n. is3
STOCK on hand this day ............... IS. 95S
STOCK on hand same day last year 13S f94
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day ................... S7,OiS
Inls day last week ............ 434lS
rms day last year ............... 60,79I
111Llg Jay IN 1885 ---................ bZ,ll4
ttoceipts past week ........... 29l 30
same time last year .............. 3S9. Z5S
Total receipts since Sept. J. '95 I2t76 3l
same time last year ..............1, 7S2. 1876
stock at the ports to-day ......... S74,3Sl
STOCK same day last year ........ SCI, 1856
Dally Movements at Other Ports
GalVeSton-Steady; middlng, 81 net re-
celpts, 4,l4S; stock, 135 991.
New Orleans-Firm; middling. 5-16: net
receipts rel ll,55S; gross 12,774; sales, 1850;
Mobile-Easy; middling, SIS; net receipts,
LIS; gross, 2lS3; sales, 500; stock. 27971
t,iest5olnd0oQuiet; middling, bid; net
reIeiPts. 100; stock, 1924.
Nilmln gton-Firm; middling, sA; net re-
ceipts. LAP; stock, 1889.
Norfol k-.Steady; middling, si4: net re-
ceipts, 2,139; sales, 431; stock, SO, 619.
baItlmore-Quiet; middling, SIS; net re-
celpts, Los; gross, 3,026; stock S.719.,
New 1ork-Quiet; middling, 9-16; net
160,5Sl.
Boston-Easy; middling, s1a; net re-
ceipts, $50; gross, 9039
Philadelph ia-Firm; middling. s 1916: net
receipts, 2l1; stock 6276.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Quiet; middling. 81; net re-
celpts, ,6y4i sales, 9l3; stock 30092
Memphis-Steady; middling, 5-l6; net
receipts r s, 90, Ss62; gross, 4499; sales, 900;
st. Louis-Quiet; middling. So: net re-
| celpts, LIZ; gross, 6,4i4; stock, 1S,Sl1
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; middling, so; net re-
celpts, 1,265; stock, 1851.
Houston-Quiet; middling. 81: net re-
ceipts, 9,26i; sales, S2O stock, 5O.976.
exports of cotton this day
GSTaiyeston-To the continent. S.OSS.
New Orleans-TO Great Britain, 10, 3l1 /;
to France, 6,S61; to the continent, 1852
Mobile-Coastwise, 1,44
Savannah-To the continent. $500;
Wilmington-To the continent, 1925;
coastwise, g.
Norfolk-Coastwise l.161.
BaltimOre-To the continent 1850
New York-To the continent 3 1856
Boston-To Great Britain, 224s
Total foreign exports to-day-To Great
tinent, %. 116.
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week-To Great Britain
S9'SSSi; to France, 1907; to the continent,
Total foreign exports since Sept. /. 1886
TO Great Britain, 2S6 957; to France, 43.ll4;
10 the continent 240Sl9
Liverpool, Oct %, 1890 D. m.-Cotton.
Demand fair; prices steady American
mlddllng, l-32d; sales, 10000 bales; Amer
lcan, $500 bales; speculation and export
5OO bales; receipts 5000 bales; American,
none. Futures opened steady; demand
moderate. American middling, low midi
dling clause December-January. 4.29d43O
a43lu432; January-February 43O64 31d
4SOd4. 3lu4.32d433; February March. 43i:
Mdrch-APrll 45SQ4 .3iGD43544.36; April
May 4.S444.SI; May-June, 4.3544 49, June
July, 4.37@4.39, Futures easy; tenders al
to-days clearings, none.
a p m;;..5Cotton, American middiing
ISar; 9-l6d good middling, 42ad; mid
ordinary. 4 l9-S2d; ordinary, 1 1920: DC
tober' 432q4.S5d buyers; October-Novem-
Der, 4;32d buyers; November
4S2d buyers Deeember-January, 1920
4S3d sellers; January February, 4S3d buy
ers; February March, 4.34G4 35d sellers.
M lari = 4.s5Q!S value; April-May
June-July. 4.39 buyers July-August, A4OG
44ld value. Futures closed quiet, but
,, New York. Oct; Is. noon-cOtton flu
ber S2sc December, ssc J Jan@ary s92e
February, $500; March, S55c.
MeW YORK, Oct: %, p. m..Cotton quiet;
s Slice; sales, 5N bales. Futures closed
firm sales, $500 bales; October, S.43c:
November S.43c; December. s.49c: Janua-
April, s.7Sc; May, S.s0c; June, S.s6c.
New Orleans, Oct. 25.-Cotton futures.
quiet, but steady; sales, 81, 500 bales: Octo-
Der, S.55c; November, SS7c; December. S.4Oc;
S.49c; April, S.52c; May S.55c; June, S.58c.
New York, Oct. 25.-Riordan & Co. say
OF cotton to-day: Liverpool gave the
bears an ugly surprise to-day. coming in
higher instead of lower, as almost every
body had expected Our opening was at
an advance of about IA points, January
selling at the call for SAC. For a while
the market was easy, January declining
to sac, but in the afternoon the demand
became brisk and January advanced to
S5Sc. The close was firm with January
at S57d8.5Sc. We attribute the advance
to-day mainly to the covering of the
shorts. The heavy losses of the past week
nave seriously impaired the buying pow
er of the friends of cotton, and we doubt
II the advance can be maintained after
the shorts have been covered. We again
ADVISE our friends whose ventures show
a profit to unload their holdings. The
chances are, we think, that they will be
able to replace at lower figures"
New York Oct. 25.-The Sun in its re-
view of cotton says: Cotton rose % 10
y points, the distant months showing
the greatest strength, closing firm, with
sales of 3l5,10O bales. Liverpool advanced
S12N42 points, then reacted and closed
quiet and steady, at a net rise of ~ to
21a points. Spot sales were 10 900 bales
and prices 1-32d higher. New Orleans adj
Vanced 10 to Is points. Exports from Inc
ports very large In Manchester, yarns
were quiet and steady. New Orleans ex-
poets tomorrow $4,000 to 10000 bales. The
bulls contend that at the ratio of last
years exports for the remainder of the
season the total exports this season viii
foot up 4000,00O bales.
"TOday's features: The bulish factors
were an advance in Liverpool, a rumor
that Neill Bros. are about to estimate
the crop at 6,250O00 to 6,500,OOO bales ma
terially diminished offerings from the
south, light receipts at the ports, and
at some of the Texas interior points
and considerable buying, partly new buy
ing, by operators who are now taking
the distant months, a fact which is re-
flected in the conspicuous strength of the
distant deliveries. The best prices of the
day were made toward the close. Some
Wall street houses are talking very IA
vorably of cotton as purchase. believing
that the worst of the weak, long iqui-
dation is over"
Price Mccormick & Co.'S review of the
cotton market by private wire to T. F.
Johnson, broker, Provident building
New York, Oct. 25.-The market to-day
has shown a very firm undertone, and at
1870 p. m. prices were from 10 tG 16 points
above last nights close. The Liverpool
advices this morning had stimulating
effect upon prices, that market showing
a greater strength than had been expected
in rPSOOnSA to our decline of Yesterday