The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-10
9,76s l36.9Os $40 1Os, 1872
Cotton.

The week opened with a decline Of 1-1f@Kc
on saturday. with further drop &c on Mon
Nds. On Tuesday a slight demand caused a
recovery OF &C, with increased transactions
~ thursday there was another advance of
iioc. mldding selling at 3-l6c. There is a
idlr demand at the close to-day, and a better
lee.lug IS manifested
me market seems to lack good solid sup
loLt al New York. and Is fairly well repre-
seh.ed by a suggestion to the efect that peo-
PIE win sentiment in favor OF cotton have
10 money TO back IL up. and those who control
Lue means lack the sentiment Foreign or
ueIs are slow and moderate. Just trifle
more attention is given cotton on home &C
COUNT out the orders from spiDners are small,
anu snow every evidence OF being closely and
oS.g-uIIy calculated to some special necessity
vi suf moment, the majority of customers
a4iulng back and refusing to leave open bids
me south, however, is still making very
S.Ldl oHerlngs, and is showing a greater
t-eaS4io OF nrmness in response to the feel
M w, Iullng at the controlling markets.
Inc port receipts for the week ending
.osI FRIDAY night were ~ AL bales,
1ea'LaI 5o515 bales last year. The
Ssy I h9 AT the ports are S249-5 bales against
800 9ales last year, and stocks at interior
,o"Ha 1913, 1iO bales against 1S07l6 bales last
EgaL Inc total amount OF receipts at the ports
slLce sept l, 1893, have been 5,272 567 bales,
i H5e .i AUS 96G bales for the same period
J trS. t%f' Inc local market closed firm to-
Jay win the following quotations at the Cot
TON Lxchgnge
Huddllng fair " 11-16
No. lnddllng Observation-Disclosures. z 7-l6
Low rig,i,t,,,,. ......,........... 3-l6
Coos mug '.'.............. ....... l0-lo
vi ''idIy -... ................... 9lo
$50 ,L5ssland-The receipts for the past week
rr me- -t- pales The exports were S62 bales,
In rll. as follows: To Liverpool, 551 bales;
~, northern ports for domestic consumption
y5,' .a-es. The sales for the week were .784
tb 9'gs mere has been a good demand during
,r-Eg7F E. which is expected TO continue The
rio5 Ns' closes firm at the following quota
Choice 1zilate
I,fr u me .... Observation-Disclosures. l65aQl7
Medium Flne......., aS-'
'r''-in to Good Medium mann. e. 1415
-,r' y. pis-Ihe receipts of cotton at this
az, rom all sources for the past week were
S.,t .aleS upland and ZAP bales sea island,
'sihAa last year.
'as particulars of the receipts have been as
'tg">' Per Central railroad 1872 bales up
---u. per Savannah. Florida and Western
'.''-."aS. l.d21 bales upland and 242 bales sea
r-1-' per Charleston and savannah rail
ras5 oaIes upland; per South Bound rail
49,. ~ udleS upland; per Savannah river
r.1tAtfs, % bales upland. Per Florida
Bc,.al and Penlnsular, lis bales upland; per
la's' I,Lry,o etc, bales upland per carts, 4
~, tPiaud, ii bales sea island.
r.-r@iJtlS-lh he exports for the past week
Is.a4 e,344 bales upland and 1872 bales sea
ana moving as follows: To Charleston,
-aiss upland; to Baltimore, 2.732 bales
5ii1uu and 25l sea island; to New York. 3.2O5
AZ upland and 100 sea island; to Boston
a. 'y o., qaIeS upland and 53l bales sea island;
XIX iIaueIphia, 745 bales upland; inland Az
80 as The stock on hand and on ship
faIoo To-Day was y l67 bales upland and 7,477
-te9 sea Island, against 55 S95 tales upland
i i"e tO,U26 bales sea island at the cores pond
ing time last year.
Z
M FoOL MOVEMENT FOR THE WEEK END
- MARCH 8, 1894, AND FOR THE CORE
eFONDlNG TIME OF 1893 AND 1892.