The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-24
$40 lO9,5l6 1881 SO, 1854
Cotton.


Very little attention has been paid to SPOT
COTTON during the last week and the market
mas ruled dull and rather tame, but tirmer
PRICES were retained, Speculation at the con
ironing markets has been comparatively
small. New dealings have been scarce, and
la'fe has been a disposition to avoid obliga-
L."aN IN consequence Of influences lldepen-
uthJ OF those Of natural character. The
amy regarding the signing of the silver
".l "l4ueouonaDly created much nervousness
anu tn addition the approaching somewhat
o.ra'ied no idays. both in this country and
u. liverpool has had the usual influence in
y-Tiil.lng trade The reports are rather un-
l'ni7ihg IN regard to conditions prevailing
d. manchester, and continental reports are
i... OF less tame. In this country the show
lug Is much the same as OF late, the cOnsum-
'.- END of the market affording little of
ol'eNng nature Now and then a display of
...l'0l among spinners is spoken of, but PEG
d-. making tegular and earnest effort to
secure sge orders from the mills report dis
me local market has been Influenced by all
vi ..t7e circumstances. and closes dull, but
[.sa't ana unchanged. The sales of the five
a T6e oI IRqrsday r night ig we're 8O$
... oi'on Exchange at the closing of the
MARIE. at 4 p. N. Thursday
abiding fair. 155
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wee. .4 u.s., l.,.tand-The receipts for the last week
. 4u- oales. The exports were 692 bales
aoTa. t as follows: TO northern ports for
NO consumption, 692 bales The sales
wv week were 462 bales The demand
I',, en- Usually good, and large sales have
ana yea. The receipts continue small
'r"'." me present demand the prices are
Gr."..s'N TO decline. The following are the
.'''As at which the sales are being made;
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Fine ."'''.. Observation-Disclosures. l61q0l1
Ncg.rr, L..-'-',.'. '--.............. lb73Dlb
.m TO Good Medium ........ -. Az
r5r' rls-ILe receipts of cotton at this
IL, W. ali sources for the last week were
ar .t.N7 upland and 1862 bales sea island,
i-.,.I o. loS bales upland and PIC bales sea
'-lthi last year.
f.'., particulars of the receipts have been as
Mrs',.u ltr Central railroad, 7,442 bales up
r...o.. savannah, Florida and Western
.>...'. 'p5 bales upland and 1874 bales sea
r... per Charleston and savannah rail
ra ales upland; per South Bound rail
ST.. "a,eS upland per Savannah river
D.,-'. u bales upland. Per Florida
.ar, ana Penlnsular 262 bales upland, per
-al'S upland and bales sea island.
rg.,' he exports for the past week
I...5 aH LaIes upland and 692 bales sea
"..I.t fW"'ing as follows To Baltimore,
}.rg y upland ana PSI sea island; to New
tl~, p,,'' baIes upland and 4l0 sea island;
~.olg .''r5Sppurg, 800 bales upland
ho,ra u.s., ne stock on hand and on ship
,.sudl was g. 1873 bales upland and 6.23l
AMI s sea Island against s., 1s5 bales upland
b.. .,o,O naleS sea island at the correspond
me last wear.
F.fa,LE owing to the observance Of Good
.r.,''a. ana hence the closing up Of The ex-
O.. r,a throughout the country we are with
ar.. a''- usual Geographic market reports,
r....o.I cotton tables are not as full ana CON.
t....,,a.,9. lney would be otherwise They are,
a.. t1g,L brought down to and include Thurs
ia " .6 NE az tae ports except Savannah, which
..-4es today sreceipts
81 h POOR Rf,,r,,,r.....-
$500. 1aleo y 1894. AND FOR THE CORRE-
DlNu TINE OF 1898 AND 1892.