The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-03
IT PRINT

wee x laSt year 4
..-.-.....- W ednesday .....2S, 724
- 3a72 Thursday ....... Sc, S5S
relt al Other Ports
IS; niddling, SO net re-
sIas, 2,1lS; stock, rs, $50.
Sc middling, Ss4; net
ross, 6,4i4 sales, $500;
middling, SSs; net re-
90, stock. 1885.
ui1t and steady; middling,
2,1lj; sales, 80; stock,
uiet; middlng. SIS; net re-
aal u $50
middling S5s; net re-
1885, stock, 1855.
-.et; mlddling, 3: gross re-
..l- lasy; middling, 8: net re-
5ss4 sales, 200; spin
4-=-; middling. 9 1-l6; gross re-
1ia-Qule5: middling. 81; net
-Cck, 4589.
-f--.-clt at Interior Towns
i--------zt and steady; middling,
-e-@i-S,s, l,44; sales, 5S2; stock,
a.s-E1sy; middling. SIS; net re-
-.--yi =ross. $50; sales, 1900; stock,
SIS -eady; middling. s94; net re-
sross, AIS; sales, 100; stock,
Steady; Iniddling, SIS; net re-
sock, 5.224
.l~.st; middling, 50; net re-
~. s1.es 343; stock 30,2O0
81 coNton this day
.-l.-Co sSe0ise, 4,5l6.
-s-.-s-Continent, $3.50; coastwise,
Co-scwiss. 6s.
e-- oastwise, S,0l2
--< s-s-W-se, 7S6.
-ra---c-2 wise, 500
ll--5 Great Britain, 1891; con-
,-- ~ J@--au l.546
-.- --1- exports from all ports to-
~ -re--- Britain, 1897 France, none;
-1-4-- sZgorts from all ports thus
II Great Britain, 15,276; to
. 3 the continent, 26,506.
-~-5- exports since Sept. l. 1894:
~. ----l, 1919; to France, 7,191; to
COS p 1890 p. m.-Cotton de-
,--ces easier. American mid
sales, 1900 bales; Amer
.acu-ation and export 1000
tserican, 200. Futures
a4nl moderate. Ameri-
Kidding clause No
tas4t4AOd; December
ta' January February 4.4z
February March
2, a 1'l. 44404 .45d; April
+N -la. 4.47d; June-July,
lo- but steady. Tender,
We're 200 bales new
american fair, $500:
~ I'D low middlng
-o- iltsry, 7-16d; ordinary
--e. October, AID sellers: Oc-
ssc4D-r. 4.49d sellers; November
------~-, -.-o- sellers ;Decemb Jan us-
-.- e=rs; .anuary-February, 4 42d
.-.|er.5 -Cr -;--y-4darch, 443G444d s ELI
-.--'1-----pr--, 4.45d sellers; April-1 lay
buyers. Aay-J une, 447GI4. 4Sd
---.4l5d; July-August 4. 500
-ettss closed irregular and un-
-... Yea. oct 2ANoon.-Cotton fu-
s-ae s-4-dy at an advance; O cto-
-t1t -.cga41 Der, S.S2c; Deem Der
--l --y 6-S5c; February, 8 coo
1Jez Get. ., p. m.-Cotton fu-
steady; sales $4,000 bi lies;
cs november, sic; Decem Der
s56c; February, 8 &c
-l-i. sOSc. May, S.09c; J fune
ors Oct. 2-Cotton fut ures
- $50 October, S.79c No
-i3 eember, SIZE; Janu airy,
o.osc; March S.S5c; A pril,
Der. secretary .Hes-
e-v ---a--s cotton exchange 81 .nte-
4--4 average weight of 3D. 0S6
sac --+-Jn crop, embracing port
- 5t5t-end FOR the month snd-
---- s.! Z8-lO5 pounds per bale,
--e po 1nas per bale last rear.
gas are as follows: II sxas,
-easa under last yefIr of
--ua. "a 30-100 a dec reas Sc
aus etc, 521, a dee rease
'-tJ0. a decrease O { IA B.
-1H, 595, a decrease of s;
s3 @ decrease of I =; Vir-
an Increase of IS 62-10tI; Ten
llg Memphis, St. Louis
5i-I00. an incres Sc of
grease for the whole
tn he close of Sen TENDER
9-.t pounds per bai le.
eei. 2.-~RiOrdan & { 70. say
The course of prices
ently erratic to con-
4e1 thar this is no longer a
The bulls are still
success and confide mt, but
,eet they are not going
l1air own way nd that
atL 70 hold the ground
IS the opening to-day
us p sharp break: bur
every body, our market
4l1e advance, January
at 89Tc. This was the
Gays Realizing sales again
es sharply, and January
AAe From that figure it
- ---c. L1en there was another