The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15

] 1850 o. DdEH- stock
prseeelpts and Stocks at the Ports
| receipts this day "a - =. -
ms ms Gay last week ........... asS
/ lis Jay last year ........... II ~
i rbsSCeihts 1or the past week - 20 -
/ 1C. SiiPts same week last year 800 3Iq ~
i Ssr $50 ..scelpts since Sept ], 1884 3sS so
l same time last year ...........--. 2 ~ ~
/ STOCK at the ports to-day - Sis ~ ~
| SsSck same day last year ....-- IL "a
F2ses sa.llien receipts, Exports and Stocks:
/ Same dav last 49, .''-...----------..-- 1855
SSsSSelpts since Sept. /, 1894. net .sls 80
/ same Tune last year, gross - s4S ~
1 $50 - - Soastwlse, this day ....... 4955
] 500 on hand this day ........... ll6 es,2
came day last year 10 80
. Receipts This Week Last Year '---' 10
! NSod59sy -----...it,5H Wednesday ...4SOSs
ATHesday IS, 80 Friday - 81 a.
| Seit-y movement at other ports
receints tiD5is-SS ~ middling sis; net
| NeW Orieans-Steady; middIing 5k.
06o Itscelpts, l5,Ss9; gross. Is, 794: sales H.
w. STOCK, 5000. corrected
Mobile-Quiet; middling. 5: net receints
ILL gross, 2.494; sales COO; stock. IN 124 -
| oaf1. a.Iisston-Quiet: middling, Us; net re-
W. ~, S,4si. sales none; stock S0,S74
whining tOn-Steady; middIine ( s-1e.
ne receipts, 2,l96; sales. none; stock. 3s.,
ce NiS9PTfodIk9575Essy; mnaisddling g4 net re-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: middling. *. net
SOL gS:zS'' gross, 1854; sales, none
z n
New York-Quiet; middling. So; net re-
| 1O2.lg4 -' SAWS i00' stOcA'
Boston-Quiet; middling, 5 11-1s; net re-
CSIpt5, 40; gross, 1867.
adeIphia-Steady; mddling, 5 1916:
net receipts, 164; gross, 1880; sales, none:
| stock, $3.50, corrected
Daily movement at interior towns
AuSuSta-Steady; middling 81. net re-
celpts, ,l49; sales, 79S; stock, 81 SO. actual
Memphls-Quiet; middling, 3-16; net re-
S5a 6s S'SeS gross, 1885, sales, 1,15O; stock
St Louis-Quiet; middling, 5 s-1s: net re-
SSeSlP99s' LolOi gross, 5,24i sales, 800; stock
Cincinnati-Steady; middling. 5ss: net
receipts, lS50; sales. none; stock, 1851.
Houston-Quiet; middling. SIS net re-
ceIpts, 9Ool; sales, IS: stock us
Eports of Cotton This Day
We, Gialye ste Great Britain. 1865; coast
New orleans-To the continent. 5000;
M Mob jl9T the continent, s54; coast
Savannah-Coastwise 4.s55.
Norfolk-To Great Britain, 5,625; coast
wise. 946. '-''
Baltimore-Coastwise. 5000
new Iork-To Great Britain, 654 for
Philadelphia-To Great Britain. 926.
Iotal foreign eports from all ports to-
G gay o Great Britain, 27,72S to the CONT
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week-To Great Britain.
ddd 90 i95o' TO France, S4,O66; to the continent
- Total foreign exports since Sept. 1. 1894:
10 Great Britain, 1.313 4O6; to France, 800.
up 70 the continent, 1,lO6,475.
mess done; prices steady; American mid
ding, 3-32d; sales. 5000 bales; America.
L5OO bales; special and export, 500 bales
receipts, 80, 500 bales, all American
Futures opened firm; demand moderate
american mlddlng low middling clause
2ES ahy and February, 2 1864 also Sd ;
April and May, 3 3-64d; May and June
3 4-64d; June and July, 6-6ld: July and
August, 7-64d. Futures quiet, tenders
Liverpool. Dec. IA, 4 p. m.-Cotton: De-
cember, ? 63-64d3d December and January
63-64Q9d: January and February 69-s4
go; February and March. 3d3 1-64d ;
May, Sid sellers; May and June, 8 4-64
as 5-64d; June and July, 5-s4G3 6-64d /;
July and August, 7-64d buyers; Septem-
Der, 3 S-64q3 9-6id. Futures closed quiet.
New York, Dec. 14.-Cotton opened stea-
dy;December, 4.45; January, 4.52; Febru-
airy. 800: March, $50; April, 562; May, 500
New York, Dec. 14.-Cotton futures
closed steady; sales, 1876, 700 bales. Decem-
Der, 5d; January, 5.57; February, $50;
March, 5.64; April, $50; May. 5.74; June,
5.7S; July, 5.S3; August. 5.S7; September, $50.
New Orleans, Dec H-Cotton futures
steady sales 1880 bales. December, 5.1S;
January. 5.23; February 5.Sl; March, $50;
. .
August, 562; September SOS; October SIS.
New York, Dec. 14.-Clapp & Co., bank
ers an brokers, in their weekly market
letter say of cotton: THE consensus of
opinion indicates largest crop ever grown.
This market is nearer a parity with
southern markets. Manchester and Euro
pean advices indicate their buyers have
been in every state shipping direct to Eu-
rope. The continent has taken this sea-
son about 1,560000 bales, or about 100000
bales more than last year same time.
Their visible supply is about AZ per cent.
larger than at this date in 1891 Northern
spinnerS have taken about 425,OO0 bales
more than last season, and building sheds
and securing storage room to provide for
future uses. German houses who aided
the recent advance appear as moderate
sellers St Louis is offering cotton in this
Texas cotton bills for cotton en- route to
spinners. Some cotton factors now advo-
cate holding Liverpool cables are gen
orally bullish, with selling orders. Rail-
ways have favored southern more than
northern ports, sending cotton to Liver
pool at less rate than via TINS city
Spinners report moderate sales Of pro-
ducts and admit profits. Planters, rae
tors and spinners predict increase CT food
products and curtailment OF cotton
acreage The neutral Spectator ttlls us
when speculation leads an advance, wise
spinners follow, and success usually crown
their efforts, and when spinners STOCK up
and speculators follow, an advance Is
often defeated. Present quotations are
about half way between the low range
and recent top prices. The Dec. gov
eminent report says the average price OF
cotton on plantation was 40 cents per
mound. the lowest record ever reported
II was reported $50 last year, and S.44 IN
1909 Indicating the right thing to 40 is 10
keep some cotton in stock
New York, Dec 1.-THE suns COTTON
renort saws: Cotton declined polnts.
bIit recovered this and advanced TO
noints. then reacted and closed STEADY az
q net rise of to points, with safes OF
i95 T00 bales. New Orleans declined point
On March. but recovered it and ADVANCED
noints. then lost 2 points Of TINS. spot
cofton steady, with sales 1900 bales. Law
ernooi advanced 11a points, but lost TINS
nd CT closed quiet; spot sales there We're
00o bales, at steady and unchangeu
1rices In Manchester, yarns ana cloths
geTe dull. The quantity of cotton brought
into SIGHT this week is estimated at 45o'-
900 baIes. against 100000 bales in the pig
iron wear OF 1891. New Orleans receipts
toemorrow are estimated at l5,OOO bales
IN II 900 bales, against 3,SSS bales on the
son1e day last week and 1854 bales last
Vaar a Liverpool dispatch says; mess
S SGaa ged from your side, we shall be
ant to 20 up. Spot quotations at the
e6u+h as a rule, were unchanged, with
fTsde dull. The rise here to-day was
caused mainly by unexpectedly smaIler re-
ceints for the week at the interior towns
STARTS covered. Liverpool was raIher pet
tar TOO than had been expected.
~ - York Dec 14.-RiOrdan & Co. say