The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-06

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.ho tone at the close to-day:
COTTON.
s,+,,res market took tumble to-
ma Inv snots went down 1-16c in the To-
Gay arl,et with the tone easy, and with
ca II I3t+1o demand after the decline. The
very -o,orted at the first call, at the Cot
sale9 1,,,d7anpe. were made late Saturday
lon no and were at Saturday quotauohs.
NE Cotton Exchange, at the hrst
~ ~ market opened easy and UNI
call tll9 viii, With sales of 500 bales. At the
chau73 ali the market was bulletined
se decline of Lice on all grades,
easy saIee of 81 bales. At the last call, 1t
WIN 9osv and unchanged, with no sales
IJ, SHOWING were the official spot quo
- at the close of the market at the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
Good middling ''..''''''''''''''''''-2 80
SW6Iling ......................'l ~
NV middling ...........'.''. ''''.''''''' "-'o
Ma rlxet easy; sales, 81 Dales.
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks:
pocaiDts this day ....-........'-'..''. I'4to
po-eints this day last year ......... 1887
b,ceipts this day year before last. 1883
Peceipts since Sept. 1, 1896. .........l TO- 20
same time last year ......t........'.'lzo 10 toI
caT,a time wear before last....... ...l6f, 100
Stock manu- ILLS ICY 80 's's.'-' - =
same day last year. ................... 'o'zJo
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
paceipts this day ................... 74,ooS
1st. 5av last week. S,475
me- ME- Gay last year................... 63,172
Mi. dav wear before last .......... 90, S54
receipts past three days ............ 1900
GO davs last year .............. ABB
same DAYS year before last ........ 1928
Toal receipts since Sept l, 1885,. !, lO7, l2O
1ag z.
same time year before last....... S22, 239
Stock at the ports to-day ....,...... 733,4lO
stock same day last year ,........... 6lO, ZLO
Receipts This Week Last Year
Saturday. ,261 Wednesday ....4 6S3
Nonday.......63.1 72 Thursday .......S5 22l
Tuesday. .......51, 9O6 Friday .........S9, t94
Daily Movement at Other Ports
Enthusiastically; middling Ills; net
receipts, % GIG; sales, 497; stock, 164,S79.
New Orleans-Easy; middling, ~; net
receipts, 28,5l6; gross, 2S,S62; sales, 5000;
stock 1888, SIG
Mobile-Easy; middling, TX net re-
ceipts, 4627; sales, 400; stock, SO,455.
Charleston-Quiet; middling, IA; net re-
ceipts. A; sales, $50; stock, 7O,S51 (cor-
rected).
mington-Steady; middling, rs; net
receipts 2,097 sales, 1854; stock, 6,119.
Norfolk-Quet; middling, 74; net re-
ceipts AIS; sales, 544; stock, 4020S
misunderstanding middiing S1s; net
receipts, none; gross, SIS; stock, 5.465.
New York-Quiet; middling, 3-16; ne:
receipts $685. gross, 1912; sales, 4,4S5;
spinners, 1873; stock, 107, 9O5 (actuaD.
Boston-Quiet; middling, 8; net receipts,
779; gross 2,T4.
phia-Quiet; middling, 87k; net
receipts, 100; stock, 8, ass.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Steady middling, z 9-16; net
receipts, 1903; sales, 1,945; stock, 33, 1856.
Memphis-Steady; middling, rs; net re-
celpts' 1851; gross, 1O,A6; sales, 1850;
stock, 1,777.
st. Louis-Steady; middling, rs; net re-
1859.
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling, 8; net re-
celpts, 1,l07; stock, 1857.
Houston-Quiet; middling, "a; net re-
eelpts, 1882; sales, 401; stock, 81. $50.
Louisyille-Quiet; middling, 8.
Exports of Cotton This Day
GaiVeston-To Great Britain, 5,4s5; con-
unent, 1867; coastwise 4,233.
New Orleans-Coastwise 1853.
Mooile-Coastwise 744.
hareston-Coas twise, 1,01S.
N0rtolk-CoastWise 1854
new fork-F'rance, $50; continent, 1857;
forwarded. Ais.
Boston-To Great Britain, 21S3.
lo'aI foreign exports from all ports this
gN 10 Great Britain, 13,737; to France,
~, 10 the continent, 49, 64.
Total foreign exports from all norts
.nls far this week: To Great Britain. Is. =
10, 10 france, $50; to the continent, 20 AGA
n IoLaI foreign exports since Sept. l. SO:
nv Ureat Britain, 272 354; to France. "a
W 10 the continent. 1855 797.
liverpool Oct 5, 1890 p. m.-Cotton. de-
m rGsu' american middllng, 1l-16d; sales,
~" American, 1900; speculation and ex-
puIr eo' receipts, 7,40O all American. Flu
, %es quiet; demand moderate; October,
N~a7'old; October November, 424014 Esd /;
NNovember-December. 429d: December,
SSarnNuary, 422d; January-February, 4.220
11.i44'z-d; February-March, 422d March,
Hnpu 4.22q42lQ4. 22d; May-June, 42Sd;
uiy' 4.2Sd. Futures quiet. Ten
's al to-day's clearings, none
~. p m.-Cotton: October, 4.29d buyers I;
yoDer-November, 4.25014. 26d buyers; No
c ,srnoer- December, 4.22q4.23d sellers; De-
rv r',oer anuary, 4.20G4.21d; January-Feb-
lSay,' 4'2Od buyers; February March,
1g 515 i,zId sellers; March-April. 1900
~ Seuers; April May, Aid sellers; May
S sop' A2d4.22d sellers; June-July, 4.22d
M July-August, 4.22d buyers. Flu
Closed quiet but steady.
oe" YORK, Oct. 5, noon.-Cotton futures
-e-Heq steady; October 794c; November.
rn y.., december, S.0Sc; January S16c; Feb
q%SlS' SIC; March, S.25c.
INV" York, Oct. 5, p. m.-Cotton flu
ve,,, s e'osed steady; October, 77Oc; No
7ga a. II f75c; December, Use; January,
S6o. ! ebruary, S00c March, sole; April,
b.io., May size; June, s.15c; sales 233 800
o- He" Orleans, Oct 5.-Cotton futures
toto. oH 10 steady; sales. $4,000 bales; Oc-
7,7,. G"8c; November. 747c: December.
Mn. January, 7.65c; February. 7.7lc;
MI G'6c; April, 7S0c; May, zS4c.
of,-" FORK, Oct. 5-Riordan & co. say
f.arJ.'oh' The slump which we had been
fo1a. came to-day. Enormous receipts.
Jar5""ed by heavy selling, broke prices.
7T. opened at S1Gc. sold down to
fan. ana closed at 795dzg7c, with the
do.t. ,6tady' The market had been UNI
t,, " oNer-bought. but the uuuida-
con. ID Jay was very large. and must have
,s.. AMY lightened the load of long
d,.t winch the bulls arc carrying. The
ra... was something we have rather ex-
rnY.. ana has not shaken our faith in
I'M Hi5her prices later on, but until
td,t lgls snail begin to show the de-
tbc. .Ilnkage which we feel sure that
tI.g wa snow much earlier this year
a.' W. any previous senson. spinnets
o.. luue themselves with the idea that
a.ar 'lous crop shortage Is all a. mere
u ,.' "u prices may continue to sag
r,, '. .iI depend upon how Tho rpcoinfs