The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-16
COTTON.

.0w mlddhhs
Eeood ordinary .....,.....''.....'''''
market quiet; sales, 735.
So~snnab Receipts, Exports and Stocks:
'pscoints this day ..................'.' 1875
Epsoeirrs this day last year ........... $3.50
1psceipts his day year before last. 1921
2psceots since Sept. l. 1888 ............ 252, 0OS
tc,me time last year IA, S4O
e. time year before last ..........232,9 1872
Sl ll'C an hand this day .......... 1SS, 6S4
Same day last year ......,.............1l ,6lS
P4ce,pts and Stocks at the Ports
sReceipts this day ..................,. 81, 433
zT5is day last year ............... 47,365
ETbis dav wear before last ............ 81, 1928
.Total receipts since Sept l, 1898 IL, 467, S21
<c9me time asst year ................1,43 1 .905
<Same time year before last .........1 ,704, GAL
*Slock at the ports to-day ."........ 791, 767
5stock same day last year ............ 529, 1853
Daily Movements at Other Ports
n Galyeston-Nomnal; middling, 5; net re-
ceipts, 16, iS6, gross, 16,4S6; stock, A9,776.
i New Orleans-Easy; middling. 81 net re-
ceiots, 1856, gross, 1866; sales, $50; stock,
slBS6
Mobie-Dull, middling, 1916; net re-
reipts, 2,0S5, gross, 2,055; sales. 200; stock,
*F765
n Chareston-Steady; middling, 1916; net
receipts, 1865, gross, $685. stock. 1864.
8 Wilmington-Firm niddling, IA; net
Receipts, 1901, gross, 4.3O7; stock, 4s,IsS.
n Norfolk-Steady; middling, 51s; net re-
&cepts 61SS, gross, 6,1SS; sales, 1858; stock,
l,a&
n Baltimore-Nominal; midding, SIS; gross
fecelpts 325; stock, S4,7S9.
q New York-Dull; middling, SIS; gross re-
#Eeipts, 25S7; sales, 800; stock, SO, $50
Boston-Dull; middling, SIS; net re-
ceipts, 1888, gross, 457.
a Philadelphia-Quiet; middling, SIS, net
81 receipts, 80; gross, $50; stock, 5,745
n Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Alphabetically; middling, 51s; net re-
ceipts, 2,762, gross, 1885; sales, 1913; stock,
51A
MemphIs-steady; middling. 5; net re-
cepts, AGO, gross, 4,So5; sales, 5000; stock,
b70E
ST. Louis-steady; middling, 5; net re-
K Eepts, 1895, gross, S,6OS; sales, $50; stock,
&@
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling, 57s; net re-
repts- IA, gross, ia; sales, 800; stock,
lG5
Houston-steady; middling, .; net re-
Fepts, 1893, gross, 2S,S0S; sales, 400; stock,
a72
louisville-Quiet; middling, Lie.
Exports of cotton this day
Galyeston-TO Great Britain, 90 1O4;
rOastwise, 49,
New 0rleans-To Great Britain, S,210; to
me continent, 7,ll5; coastwise, 2,415
Moble-Coastwise, 112.
Cnareston-Coastwise !, 252.
81 Norfolk-Coastwise, 2,102
Total foreign exports from all ports
pr.k D
Continent Ills.
Total foreign exports from all ports
aus far this week--To Great Britain,
5SAi to the continent Ills.
IoIai foreign exports since Sept. /, 1895
Great Britain, LA; to France, &c.
to the continent, 245,05S.
Liverpool, Oct 15.-Cotton, spot, fair
enand; prices steady; American mid
ing 5-52d. The sales of the day were
'Vv Dales, Of which 500 were for specu-
a.Ion and export, and included $500
,ai9'lcdh' receipts, 1920 bales, all Ameri-
u'uIeS opened quiet, but steady with
uio1sra'e demand, and closed steady at
au'duce' American middling, low mid
pts clauSe October, 3.00Q3. Old buyers I;
|E n NoVember, S.00d buyers; Novem-
.n ,Deteinoer' 26Sd buyers; December
s r SsJ Z65d buyers; January Febru-
q, -'O'u buyers, February-March, 30Od
Isr March-April, 3.01d sellers; April
pc MAJ U'-u sellers; May-June, 3.02lt3. esd
s nor 1,si 'une-July, 3.0343.04d sellers; July
|I$ G N.Y. 5Oid buyers; August-September.
SeSSd buyers. =
s s,.. lork Oct 15-Cotton market open
S-uy' win prices 1Q3 points higher
snors IN from shorts, started by ru-
ortbsrr '' general frosts had visited the
ya-rol, portion of the belt last night
tdied +, news was quite encouraging and
E lon ,,,G 'ne oelter feeling. A full reac-
|E|E ALL urd. mace, however, shortly after the
|nerpg , 5,l realizing and light bear ham
4 b the az ,'G0ly Que 10 failure on the part
consea,," oi weather map to report frosts
+ i tbefr ll'pesuce>. Scalpers quickly chang
ear ele, p'"l' OF view and Joined with the
as nigb,,I'' Fflces slowly sagged below
f with tr55t H&ures under this pressure,
q eceiDts az spasmodicaliy active. Heavy
Aer in al points spurred sellers on.
aboYt Wv, W. forenoon futures were active
eaiy ar 49,, - lowest point. The close was
oger F. nv, uhc hanged prices to 2 points
he lay stl. 'el receipts at the ports for
Eek ana ,- Gales, against 60,296 last
aled reco,' ',o-o actual last year. Esti-
900 agair. ~ the ports for the week
4 33g 9S,,,aI sS3163 actual last week ana
x Mennbti' .!st year. To-day's receipts
% at Hail.. $500. against 1858 last year.
an 1s'oh 23,5OS, against $40 last
pnsd ' s,ass Oct 49, noon.-cotton futures
5sc Ky Ky az the advance. Novem-
& e9vary' G.esocember 5.Soc: January 59Sc.
5ao. T March, 544c; April. 5.4Sc ;
5slc.' ''i'e' o.55c; July, 5.5Sc; Au-
Mover. uIes closed steady. October
aay -a OF, 5'28c; December, s.2Sc;
& IN Soc a. February. 5.s5c
Y Ju.y april, 5l5c May. 5'49c: Tnne
sR Or sa5 .g'e, August, 5.6Oc.
h. - oct. 15.-Cotton futures
No, ig,. October, 4.S3c bid. No
i97af &c. ember, 1924 eSc; Janu-
go 5l7G-o February, 5Ol@5 OSc
~ se5lsc. Tn1 April, 5.11m5. 12c: Nav
Soy Of cot ~ Hubbard Bros &
4 .,sllool apd ION The Improvement in
''ed The s1 some reports of light frost
\ are an1Iee at the opening. but
~ "on dsrr OF cotton that was for
Evening Used prices below those of
n s40ft fearir.y. Tor. ors are st1l afraid to
B HI. can h,5as n ling frost. but as far
||'S b.. ue So6ib rom reports coming IA
~'se to be u, dl 10 Is now too late for much