The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-04

4 Charleston, Dec. 8. - Sea Island Cotton
. 6uote medium fine islands, 17n2Oc: fine
Islands. 24c; extra fine islands, 2Sq35c.
4 Savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks
Receipts this day...................... g,4l9
Eame day last ear..................... S,lJl
4peceIpts since Sept. !, lS94.......... .559, sos
k8me time last Observation-Disclosures. on, 49,
FyDOrts continent this day............ IA, sol
tgyports Coastwise this day............ 2,6Sj
kock on hand this day lbs 81
4 anne day last year. ........-.....-.....l III 100
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day ..........-........'- rs 'h0l
Tins day last week. 20, 3S6
ths day last year.......-............ 90, l4b
Receipts past three days............. ~, 5o3
kame time last year. ..........-...... III, las
fotal receipts since Sept. /, 1894 %, 799. Is
same time last year. d, Oo3, 81
Stock at the ports to-day ...........l.l4 las, 60f
kock same day last year. .........l, l05, 900
a Receipts this Week Last Year
katurday ........4S, O02 Wednesday .....45 56i
Monday ........ &c. 146Thursday .......46, S77
1uesday ........ 81, bl6 Friday o., lU-
VI Daily Movement at Other Ports
Galveston-Easy; middling, 5ss; net re
fepts, 2i,737; gross, 24,7S7; sales. 92S;
New Orleans-Easy; middling.. 50; net
Receipts, p ,29l; gross, 22,5l5; sales, 1890;
Mobiie|Quiet; middling, 81; net re-
fepts, 2.479; gross, 2,479; sales, 1000; stock,
harleston-steady; middling. SIS; net re
feipts, 1881; gross, 1881; sales, %; stock
Wiiimington-steady; middling. 5ls; net
receipts 1,759; gross, 1,759; sales none;
Norfoik~Quiet; middling, 5A; net re-
tepts, 1852; gross, 1852; Sales l'4l9; STOCK
Baitimore-NominaI middling. 55s; net
receipts none; gross, 554; sales, none;
New York-Dull; middMng. 1916; net
Raaairtc I fEEs 5S3- sales. lUS. all
tpinners; stock, S6,594.
fepts, 62S; gross, 1854. .,,
Observation-Disclosures middling, SIS; net
S 55iP'S' '''' gross LOO s'''eS' ',O
Daily Movement at Interior Ports
Enthusiastically; middling, 5A; net re-
teipts, 2,614; gross, 2,6l4; sales, AIS; STOCK
4 Memphis-steady; middling, 5 5-1s; net
facipts, s.S62; gross, 1888; sales 2'SOO'
Stock, 1900.
St Louis-Steady; middling. 5sss;; net re
fepts' 4,lo4; gross R'Ho' sales' hoiie'
Cincinnati-steady; middling. 55s; net re-
feipts 1894; gross, 1884; sales none'
Hoaston@Easy: middling, 5-16; net re
fepts, l3,465; gross, 13,45o; sales' l'4V' ;
4 Atianta-steady; middling, 1-1e; net re-
Reipts, 1,GS5 bales.
ia EAHOilS CT COTTON tIiS hfAN
81 Galveston-To Great Britain, 1850; coast
fisa. 9 1853.
a New Orieans-Coastwise 4,6O2.
n Nohic-Coastwise las. oo,.-4
n sayannah-To the continent, 1885, coast
q Norfolk Coastwise, 3,57S.
BaltimCre-Coastwise $500. .,o.
New Ycrk-To Great Britain, 5,6SS3'
France, 795; continent, 800; forwarded
Boston-To Great Britain. s.O22.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
fay. To Great Britain, PASS; to France
~; to the continent, 15l6l ,,.., .1,,,s
4 Total foreign exports from all ports - nus 1s
Iar this week: To Great Britain, 6l'Voo; 70
Il france 80. 800; to the continent, 2OQll ,o,.
q Total foreign exports since Sept. l, ~
Eo Great Britain, Iii, 428; to France oo''
q Liverpool Dec. g, noon.-Cotton--De-
fnand fair; prices favor buyers; American
1liddling 8 3-32d; sales 1900 bales, amer
4can $500 bales; speculation ana eAPoi
900 bales. receipts 14,000 bales, America !
8 400 bales. Futures opened quiet; demand
moderate
4 Fuures-American middling, low mid
4hng clause: December and January 9.V-'
HlsO 30l; January and February, 3.Oz; ep,
Euary and March, 2.03 also 302; March ana
hpril, 305, also 3.04: April and May ~ o;oo,
*lso 305; May and June, 3.OS. also 5.Vt, als s9
~; June and July, $40, also S.O9; July anu an
august, 311 also $40. Tenders none u
cures easy at the decline.
p. motion, American middlng Lalr'
Il,l6d; good middling, SAD; mlqu IiIIj
sgd; low middling, 2 l5-16d; good orul-
fql I.. lS-l6d; ordinary, ?2sdi; lou, mid
r utures-American middling, low nlIu-
Ping clause: December. 3,01q3O2; Decem5
Ter and January. 30lG3.02; January anu
4 ebruary, S.01d3.02; February and March,
4 R03.03; March and April. 3.04, value
sApril and May. 3.O6. sellers; May and June,
kOlQ5.OS; June and July, 800, sellers; July
&hd August, 3.10G3. IL; August and SepteHl.
4er, 3l2, sellers. Futures closed quiet, ou'
Steady
New York, Dec. S.-Cotton futures
Rpened steady as follows: December, "a
january, $50; February, SOB; March, DOL
fAprl 5.67; May, 5.73. s.4,os
New York, Dec. 3.-Cotton futures
kolows: December, 5.55; January, 5,6S; req
! iiary, 569; March. 5.74; April, 5.19; May
~ y June, $50; July, 5.s6; August sol:
r Mew Orleans, Dec. S.xCot to futures
kUy,.ows: December. 5.29; January, 5:5O; teD-
9ary, 536: March, 5.42; April, 5.4S; May
f'S q, June, 5.5S; July. 5.63; August 5.6S.
New York, Dec. 3.-Riordan q co. say OF
eoLIon to-day: The market to-day was 9
EeIy puzzling and inconsistent one. Liv'
Pool was disappointing, and our open
'i IL was or points lower than Saturday
7 ~ 8, the first sales of May being az
80, put there seemed to be little cotton
nj MI sale at the decline and prices rapidly
tbbpIoVed, May advancing to isle. Then
hsSIIe was reaction, in which May solo
esr 1, 10 ,l.f6c The receipts were enormous
specially at interior points. and indica-
MS his now point to at least half million
|Fcre again coming into sight this week
Eer,. an hour the movement exerted q
|evtE depressing influence, and many were
|t65Peectlng to see the market close lower
|cb s,1 y opened, but the feeling gradually
|orfo,se e, and under the stimulus of buying
car from New Orleans the market be
'Long and Hay advanced 10 o.eoc