The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-23

4 rIe close lu-udy
COTTON.
There was some encouragement set forth
+ In the cotton market to-day, but
SPOT dealers had not sufficiently
recovered irons the great excite
ment of the past few days to enter
f into business. The futures market show
. Ell d reaction and advanced several points
a on the day. 1t did not affect the local
spot market, as everyone was waiting for
the settlement of the irregularity which
has existed since last Saturday.
AT the cotton Exchange at each call
the market was bulletined nominal and
unchanged with no sales.
The following were the official spot
4 quotations at the close of the market at
The Cotton Exchange to-day:
Good mlddlng ..-..... ...... ....--....S12
MlddllhS - '.''.''''' $500 ...'.914
4 Low mddllng ..... ........ ..'........f lo-lb
4 Good ordinary ........ ............---
Market nominal; sales, none.
Sea Island-The situation remained
about the same as yesterday. The sales
reported were on basis of the following
quotations.
Extra choice Gas ........................16
Choice. Gas
Extra fine Gas .........................l41 a
lhs va, ; - -
Mtului me ia ; .....-......... N OHllndl
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks:
hecelpis lils Jay ...'...'. .''......... 999Z
Same day year before last ........... y. Az
receipts since Sept. l, 1885 .....i... .2SS 6Sl
Same time in 1894 .....................2S 7, 81
EXPORTS Great Britain this dav 80 II ASP
4 Exports cOastWise, this day ........ 8 65O
stock on hand this day ............... &407
Same day last year 800. .125, 790
Receipts and Stock at the Ports
A Receipts this day .................. So $50
4 This day last week ................. 81, AS
This day last year .................. 72531
4 This day in 1893 Observation-Disclosures. 6S 627
Il Receipts past four days ............ 165 $50
4 Same time last year ............... 212 $50
Total receipts since Sept. l, '05....1,22l,4n
same time last year ..,..............1, 533, 242
stock at the ports to-day ........... S3S, 1853
4 stock same day last year ......... 776, 402
Receipts This Week Last Year
satuTday..... 53,41 Wednesday ....53 91S
Monday. 9S4 Thursday ...6l 713
Tuesday ;......72,5 S1 Friday ....!....6O79 1
Ddily Movement at Other Ports
lvestOn-Nominal; middling, 80; net
receipts, 4S4S; stock, 123.26S
New Orleans-Quiet: middling So; net
receipts .o 2 SS; gross Sl,26S; sales $500;
Mohile-Entirely nominal; middling,
nominal; net receipts, 1,943; stocks, rs, 09S.
Charleston-Unsett middlng, none
given; net receipts, 14l4; stock. 53.093.
Wilmington-Dull; middling, 81; net re-
eeipts, 1904; stock %, 765.
ness; net receiptg 4,O55; sales I; stock,
1863
Baltimore-Quiet middling, So; gross
receipts, 1872; stock, II ,266.
New York-Quiet middling, S%; net re-
ceipts, none; gross, 2,SS9; sales 246 all
spinners; stock, 165, 459
ceipts, 1,775; gross. 6,127.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. middlng, SIS; net
receipts, 26S; stock, 5,54S.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Enthusiastically; middlng, SIS; net re-
ceipts, 2,646; sales, o45; stock, 26,Sl3
ACCOMPLISHMENTS middling, SlA; net
receipts, 1886; sales 1850; stock, 57,704.
St. Louis-Quiet; middling, SIS; net re-
ceipts, l,2S2; gross, SIPS; stock, l5345.
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling, SA; net re-
Houston-Easy; middling, So; net re-
Ceipts, 1850; stock, 81, 407.
Exports of cotton this day
Observation-Disclosures 42S.
New Orleans-CoaStwise $3.50.
MObile-Coastwise $40.
SaVannah-TO Great Britain, II, 462;
cOastwise, 1850.
Observation-Disclosures SS1.
Wilmington-To the continent, 1O,SO3;
COaStWiSe, 1882.
NOrfOlk-COa StWiSe, 2,07S.
New York-ForWarded, 761.
BOSton-To Great Britain, $50.
Total foreign exports to-day-To Great
Britain, l2Sli; to the continent 1O,SO3.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week: To Great Britain, 81 $50; to
France, ION; to the continent, l2,65S; 49,
Total foreign exports since Sept. ], IS:
To Great Britain, 26342S; to France, sos;
to the continent, 1876, 1873.
Liverpool, oct p, 1890 p. m.-CottOn,
demand moderate; prices irregular; Amer
lean middling, 4Ssd; sales, 10000; American,
1000 bales; speculation and export,
800 bales; receipts, 26,000 bales; American,
300 bales. Futures opened easv: den,ar,d
good; December-January, 43I@434d; Jan
uary,February, 4.26@4. 27gg4. 28a4 29a4 Boa
4$lq4 .33G4. 34GI4 35t4 S4Gt4. 34G4.356c
456d February Nlarch, 4.30ICL330434I4.3 $50
436d437d ;March-April 4.3OGJ4 325iA 32q4 SAC
4$2q lisa 4.3l@4. 330t4 S9Q45S April-May,
43lqt 39Gl440d; May-June, 4.35q431d4.JSn
4iVd4 I'D; June-July 442d. Futures
steady at the advance; November-Decem-
Der, 4.254434d.
Der, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4.22d buy
eISi ~edember-January, 429d4.90d
sellers seIIers January February, o4d$9oQ43li
STs, March-April, 4.33d buyers; April
Nay, 434QA35d sellers; MayJune, 4.66d
sellers; June-July, 4.37d buyers; JulyAug
tst, 45od439d sellers. Futures closed IT.
regular and unsettled.
New York, Oct. o. noon.-Cotton flu
lures opened irregular: October, $500; No
S3elhper, SS6c; December, sac; January,
e2Vc; February, 8.54c; March, S.58c
rev ork, Oct; Y, p. m-Cotton quiet.
Futures. October, sac: November. S. 47c:
S'eSCemper 65Sc; January, S.59c; February,
Golc' March, S6Sc; April, SIZE; May, SIZE;
June As2c; July, SIS.
New Orleans, Oct 22.-Cotton futures
Very steady; sales 125, 700; October S.45e;
M0Eember, S46c; December S.46c; Jan
Gary; S.4Sc; February, S50c; March, S52c;
APerH, S.55c; May, $3.50; June, S62c; July,
New York, Oct. 22.-Riordan & Co. say
o. cotton to-day: The bears in cotton
ga not have everything their own way to-
gay. Liverpool, after opening higher had
sllolHer bad break, which checked our
Jeniency toward recovery. The market
curing the greater part of the day showed
EIeat nervousness, but in the last half
nour rush of buying orders impaired
n.rehgth to the trading and the close
vas al the best of the day. at a gain, as
cpmpared with yesterdays closing, or
ao9ut ~ points, January opening at $500
d4a after advancing a point or two, de-
1llned to $500; from that point the mar
Het rallied and the close was firm, with
January at S.50GS 60c We think that the
Lux OF the liquidation is over and that
~ nave seen the worst of the breaks, but
ne market may continue unsettled anf
,tNeFlsh for some days to come. We
EouIq caution an extreme conservatism.
1T, inc present in making ventures on
rLHeI SIDE Of the market. Strong houses,
%Hl.h bought at tho bottom, were selling
a. me close to-day. Should the recov-
~. enable any Of our friends to unload
49, ,it purchases without losses, we would
portuoity."
Mew York, Oct 22-The Sun, in its re-
IN or to-day's cotton, says: Cotton
.@s ~ 70 p no nts. then lost most Of the
j., put advanced again and closed Is
FONTS higher than the last figures
etday- with the tone firm and the
1iai on stdi large. the total sales