The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-08

lseceipts same week last year $500. 320 3l7
s soIaI receipts since Sept. !, .409OS5O
STOCK at the ports to-day ...........l,l45.024
STOCK same day last year. l59S59
receipts this Week Last Year
saturday ........4S 0O2 Wednesday A. So
HHoh9ay -..-..... las Thursday .......46S7T
ApTssqlay .....,-5l. Friday ...........62 lO2
Ddily movement at other ports
GalNeston-Firm; middlings 5-l6: net
Snaps lz'Zl; gross =; sales 72S; stock.
New Orleans-Quiet; middling. 81: net
r rSeelpts s.. 1S2l4; gross, 15.4; sales. 5000;
Mobile quiet; middIing. 5 s-ls; net re-
s. zBI zA4l; gross, 1892; sales, co., stock,
Charleston-Firm; middling. 81; net
excerpts, 24l7; gross. 2,417; sales COO stock.
Wilmi*gton-Steady; middIing. 81; net
stip ,dds54; gross, 1874; sales, none;
NorfOlk-steady; middling. SIS; net
s sttCeiipts. ,S6l2; gross, S,6l2; sales. 1856;
Baltimore-steady; middling, 5ss; net re-
stopciS 90 I Ita gross l242l sales, none;
New York-Dun; middling. So; net re-
GeIpts' zSSl gross $3.50; sales, 2i7, all spin
oB.s,o.sto1nomoSsteady; middling. so; net re-
celpts, 1928; gross, 1929.
Fhlladelphia-Quiet; middling, 6; net re-
9,099 9' 'O"e' S'O0A'
Daily movement at interior towns
Augusta-Steady; middling. 5-16; net re-
eeeipts, l,453; gross, 1,4S3; sales, 626; stock,
30S37. (actuaD.
Memphis-steady; middling 81; net re-
eteAlPts' SOso; gross. $50; sales. 275O; stock,
St. Louis-Quiet: middling, So; net re-
celPts' l'Is6; gross, S,S49; sales, 122S; stock,
Cincinnati-Easier; middline. 5lb; net re-
eselpts' 6S5S; gross, 6,95S; sales, none stock,
Houston-steady; middling, 5-le: net
@,Ta 0
stock, 1871 -'A'''
Exports of Cotton This Day
Galveeston-To Great Britain. 6.s52; coast
New Orleans-To Great Britain. $3.50;
France, 1905 continent, u.s.
Mobile-Coastwise LIP
Savannah-To Great Britain. 11e94.
France, ASH; coastwise. ASH.
Charleston-Continent, 1858
Norfolk-Coastwise, 1429
Baltimore-To France, 200; continent
238l; coastwise, 1000
New York-To Great Britain, 1895; to the
comment 1928; forwarded. 4S5.
Boston-To Great Britain. 52S
Iotal foreign exports for this day-To
Great Britain, 38,S49; to France 121S3; to
the continent, 16 425.
Iotai foreign exports from all ports thus
Tar this week-To Great Britain, 1925;
70 france, 5l,65O; to the continent, 12l $50
~ IotaI foreign exports since Sept. l. 1884
10 Great Britain, 1,19S $50 to France, 1885,
JAY 10 the continent, 1,O0732s
Liverpool, Dec. z, noon.-Cotton demand
m9aerate; prices firm; American 3 3-92d Z:
sales, 5000 bales American, 74O0 bales T:
speculation and export, 500 bales; receipts
5,OOO bales; American, none.
tutures opened steady; demand mod
crate; American middling, low middling
clause: December and January, 3.O6; Jam
uary ana FEBRUARY, 3.05 also 3.06; February
and March, 3.O6, also 3.07; March and April
gu also Bus; April and May, 300; May and
June, $40 also 3.11; June and July g. u also
3.l3; July and August, 314. Futures now
easy at the advance. Tenders 100 bales,
p. MIXTURES quiet but STEADY Amer
lean middling fair SID: good middlng
5-l6d; middling, 3 SGD; low middling Sd
good ordinary, 27sd; ordinary, 2 11-l6d
Futures-December 3 4-6lG3 5-64; Decem-
Der and January. 3.04M3O5: January and
February, 3.O4q3.O5; February and March,
S.O5Q3:06; March and April. 3.06G3.O7; April
and May, 3.0S buyers; May and June
3.U9H3.1O; June and July, 81 buyers July
and August S12q3.13; August and Septem-
Der 3.l4. Futures closed quiet.
New York, Dec. 7.-Cotton futures OPP
ened steady; January, 5.72; February, 5.T7;
March, $40; April 5S3; May. $50; June
New York, Dec. 7.-Cotton futures closed
steady; sales, 200 bales. December 5.57;
January, 5.62; February, 5.6S; March, 5.68;
April, 5.79; May, SIS; June, 5.SS; July, 5.SS;
August, 5.93.
New Orleans. Dec. 7-Cotton futures
f0sed steady with sales Of 1o bales
April, 5.54; May, 549; June, 5.54; July, $780,
August, 5.64.
New YORK. Dec. line sun S cotton re-
view says: Cotton advanced to points
but lost this and declined to points
closing steady. Sales, 1876, 200 bales Liv-
erpool advanced to 4 points, closing 2
points higher for the day and quiet; spot
cotton there 1.16d higher, with sales of
$1,000 bales. In Manchester, yarns were
firmer; cloths dull. New Orleans ad-
vanced points, but lost this and declined
8. There was a rumor that the East India
government intends to extend the per
cent. duties on cotton goods to those i'm
ported from Manchester, which are now
exempt. Unexpectedly large receipts at
the ports, liberal arrivals at the interior
towns, and the report that two firms in
Manchester had failed, caused the decline
here to-day.
New York, Dec 7.-Riordan & Co. say
of cotton to-day: Liverpool showed a
good advance this morning, and our open
ing was three or four points higher May
selling on the call at $3.50. The first prices,
however, were the highest of the day.
A downward impetus was given to the
market by the report of two large failures
increased by the heavy interior move
ment. 1t now seems probable that the
cotton coming into sight this week will
be fully 500, 900 bales. The bears foretold
this week ago, but they hardly believed
their own prediction. great deal of
long cotton was sold out and prices grad
ualiy declined under the pressure until
steady, with 5.7Sc bid for May. Liver
pool may also be weakened by the heavy
crop movement disclosed to-day and in
that case prices here may be lower to-
morrow, but we do not look for any Seri-
/ GUNS decline and upon any further conces-
sons we commend buying"