The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-18

Tvrr9 Fine .1Sdl3i5
Fine ....................-... .l2al2!2
A es5arias 4 1lIe s G.. Dec. T7.-Sea Island
c9ffon-Quote medium fine islands, Ia
isc. fine Islands, 22q24c; extra hne Islands,
ga5C. e,.,
Receipts TINS DAY s.....-....''.'.'''''' 49,
same day last year ................... 6.!9l
Receipts since Sept. l, 1894 62i. 45s
same time last year .....:............66 90 20
Fvports. continent, this day ........ 5,675
rvnorts. coastwise, this day ........ 2,92l
STOCK on hand this day ................l II ,9l5
Same day last year llo'oo'
4 Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day ...............+.-.. lo,9ll
This day last week ................... 6z, 10
This day last year ................... 53,OSO
Receipts past three days .......... 10 liS
T Talai re iI since Sept. /, 1884
Same time last year ................S ,666' -
. Stock at the ports to-day .........1, 07, SCI
Stock same day last year ..........,L Jog, 81
. Receipts this week last year
saturday .......3S $50 Wednesday ....4S, 493
Monday ........53,0 S6 Thursday $500 SO, 223
Tuesday ......... 81, COB Friday .......5z, 5o4
4 Daily movement at other ports
. ENTHUSIASTICALLY; middling, 8 3-l6; net
receipts 25,033; sales, 2,493; stock, 2S2520.
. New Orleans-Easy; middllng,. BIS; net
receipts, 26S31 gross, 27,1S6; sales, $500;
T6bile-Easy; middling, 5; net receipts,
3lqg: sales, 500; stock, 35,13l.
harleston-Steady; middling, SIC; net
4 receipts. 4509; sales. 300; stock, A,OO2
/ Wiimington-Quiet; miGdling, 5ls; net
4 receipts, 2S74; stock, %, SOL
Norfok-Easy; middling, 81; net re-
oepts 8 523; sales, 6l2; stock, 81 $50:
. Baltimore-Nominal; middling, 5Ss net
receipts, none; gross. 1876; stock, 26. $50.
n New York-Dull and easy middling
81. net receipts, 1857 gross, 1,163; sales,
&l spnners, 100; stock, ll2, AL
. Boston-Dull middling, 59s; net receipts,
hiladeiphia-Quiet middling, 6; net re-
cepts 1926; gross, 1872; stock, l1,O62.
Daily Movement at Interior towns
Enthusiastically; middling, ga; net re-
ceipts 207l; sales, 430; stock, S2 74O
. Memphis-Steady; middling, 3-l6; net
4 receipts SAL; gross, 1856; sales, 2,lOO;
. St. Iouis@ouiet: middling, 3-16; net re-
. ceipts LOO; gross, 500; sales, 100; stock,
Ml0.
4 Cincinnat-Steady; middling, 52s; net
receipts. 2.5Sl; sales, 100; stock, 1888.
. Houston-Steady middling,, 53s; net re-
4 Ceipts 10. $50: sales, 1895; stock, 70,36S.
Exports of Cotton This Day
II Gaiveston-To Great Britain, 24,492; to
France. 6.459
New Oreans-CoastwiSe 2,336.
M0bile-COastWise 800.
Sayannah-Continent 5675; coastwise,
Charleston-To Great Britain, $3.50;
C0astWise, go.
Norfolk-Coastwise 1,541
Baltimore-Coastwise 100.
New York-.To Great Britain, 2'456; to
France 335; forwarded, 469l.
Boston-To Great Britain, 1884.
Philadelphia-To Great Britain, ISL; TO
the continent, no.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
1ay-To Great Britain, 1868; to France,
81; to the continent, S,SO6.
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week-To Great Britain,
S3Sl; to France, 21,512; to the continent
Total foreign exports since Sept l, 1884,
To Great Britain, 1,400,254; to France,
ll,7ll; to the continent, 1,l20,S22
Liverpool, Dec. II, l2:3O p. m.-Cotton'
moderate demand; prices easier; Amerl-
can middling. 3sd; sales, 5000 bales; Amer
lean, l,lS0 bales; speculation and export,
so bales. Receipts, 1900 bales; Amerl-
Futures opened steady at the decline;
demand moderate. American low md
#qnng clause, December and January, 81 ;
january and February, Sd; February ana
March, 1-64d; March and April, 8 2-64d !;
April and May, 3-64d; May and June,
SID; June and July, 6-64d; July and
august S-64d; futures quiet but steady;
Elenders, none.
q ?. m.-American middling, fair; 11-16d /;
*good middling, sad; middling, 3-S2d; low
1 middling, 2 15-16d; good ordinary, 1S-16d /;
n, Futures. December, 6S-64qSd; Decem-
n Per and January, 2 63-64d3d; January and
February, 2 63-64d3d; February and
Aarch, 9Q3 1-64d; March. and April, LILO
Esd; April and May, '3-64d sellers May
n a1d June, 3 4-64G3 5-64d; June and July,
5-bid sellers; July and August, 3 f-64d
|t1yers; August and September, S-6iq
Esd Futures closed dull.
New York, Dec. 17.-Cotton futures op-
Il fned steady at the decline: December, $50;
annary, $50; February, 5.54; March, 5.5S;
*April, g.
New York. Dec. 17.-Cotton futures
osed quiet and steady; sales, 10S60O bales /;
ecember SAG; January, $40; February,
2; March, 5.57; April, 5.62; May, $50;
lne. 81; July, 5.76; August, $50; Septem-
n New Orleans, Dec. 17.-Cotton futures
eady; sales AZ 900 bales; December, 5.l2;
january, 5.14; February, 52; March, 30:
'nrl, 554; May, $50; January, 5H; July,
II Q; August, 5.54; September, 557; October,
New York, Dec 17.-Riordan. & Co. say
cotton to-day: THE week has opened
oomily enough for the friends of cotton.
Igerpool lost all her gain of Saturday
H. opening was at an irregular decline
X from to points. May opened at $3.50,
lu after a day of narrow fluctuations,
oSed al 5.66c bid, with the tone quiet
hd steady. The port and interior re-
lips We're exceedingly heavy, and esti-
eleS Of the movement for the week
ale been sharply increased since Satur-
~. The apathy of spinners, whose TAX
- nave lately been so considerable, is
H. Aey-note to the weakness of the mar
IA y. Spectators are nearly all aVerse to
5uhS short yet general feeling prevails
1at there is too much cotton pouring in
JusIIy the hope of an advance at pres
H. ana that prices, under the pressure of
re surplus of supplies, are likely to drag
49,. The bulls now rest all their hopes
n higher market upon foreshadowing
IA reduction of cotton acreage next
eFfius so marked and general as to sat
81 .asrss plnners that they will get no more
FL >ent cotton"
lev New York, Dec. 1.-THE Suns cotton
Iew says: Cotton declined 5 to
sias. and closed quiet and steady, with
w oiT3 OF lO8, 500. New Orleans declined 3
HI l - on March. Spot cotton was dull
IA Easy at unchanged prices. Sales OF
No. export and 100 for spinning. Liver
uecilned Sla to points and closed