The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-29


li--lng ---------.-.----o LIS
Low llddhng ......---.-.---....-..---.-. 4A
-sT7--lSst Quiet, easy; sales 4Ss
seaman Receipts. Exports and Stocks
Receipts ms oay. .--..--..----------.-. S,l59
say lzSL y .let
Trr5rts coastwise, this day.......... 1850
s.ocs on hand this day-.---......-.... 90, $50
sane day -ast year ----;.--.s.-.--- 1924
-9Is dsv last Week..................... At, 676
This Gay last year. .-----.-.....--.--.-34 sol
4sceip-s past three "a $50
same lime last ear.....-..-.-...-......43 AZ
Total receipts since Sept. l. 1s9!. .s,o23 623
same time last year. S11. SIS
stocks at the ports to-day .04S PIT
stock same day last year. ,0S9, 81
Receipts this week last year
Saturday. ....-..24.l49 Wednesday %, $50
Lan5ay i 7 2ss E FhIgggIday seq So
Daily Movement atsOther Ports
Galveston-Quiet; middling, IS; net re-
cei0-s, Szlo; gross =; sales, $50; stock.
XIV Orleans-weak; middIine, 5 1-1s;
net receipts. 20,sS1; gross. 20,ss7; sales,
Mobiie-Easy: middnng, 5; net receipts.
g429 sales, 500; stock, 1883.
Charleston-Steady; middiing. 51s; net,
1T.imin eF'ton-steady: middling. IA: y,4t
RECEIPTS, lSl; gross, -; sales, -; ste ok.
Ncrfolk-Steady; middling. SIS: net
Baitimore-Nominal; middiing, 5,,; net
receipts. -; gross, 24S7; sales, = stock.
Nsw York-Dun; middling. 5ss; net re-
ce.pcs. 1910; gross, 1929; sales, S4ls spin
1srs 30; stock. 15EO05
Boston-Dull; middling, 5 11-1e:. net re-
csinLs 100; gross. 3,055; sales. -; s. Fock. -.
PailaGelphia-Dull; middling, SIS; net
receipts, -; gross. -; sales, -; stock.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Quiet; middling, 51i net re-
CENTS. $50; gross. $50; sales, sS4; stock.
Memph's-DuIl; middling. SIS; net re-
cents, PISA; gross, 1921; sales, 1880; stock.
ST. LoGis-steady; middling, 5lk; net re-
cepts, 525; gross, $500; sales, SIC; stock,
Cincinna STEADY; middling, 57s; net
receipts. S95; sales, =; stock, 2.75l.
ousfon-Quiet, middlins, SIS net re-
cei7ts, 45l; sales, =; stock. 55,03S.
Exports of Cotton This Day
calveston--To Great Britain, $50; coast
globia-Coastwise. 572.
Savannah--Coastwise ] $50.
Norfolk-Coastwise 1853.
Baltlmore--Coastw1se 600.
New Yorlt-Continent, 525: forwarded.
Poston-To Great Britain, 1854.
Total fore gn exports from the ports to-
day-To Great Britain, .s,524; to the CONT
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
tar this Week-To Great Britain, "a, $50; to
he continent, 3756.
Total foreign exports since Sept 1, "a
70 Great Britain, 2,512, rs; to France, 5S6,
BED, to the continent. 1,55S 10.
Liverpool Jan 2S.-12:30 p. motion.
fair business done; prices favor buyers.
american middling, Sd; sales, 10000 bales /;
American. $500 bales; spsGlla ton and ex-
port, 500 bales; receipts, 4Q,100. all Ameri-
Futures opened quiet; demand moder-
ate; March, 259; March and April, 260;
april and May. PSI; May and June. 2.65,
August 8.o1; August and September. SO3;
september and October, 3 "a; futures easy
az the decline Tenders, one;
p. motion. American middlins, fair,
5QS. good middling, S.01g low middling.
-l4; good ordinary, 2.11s ordinary, 21sd.
Futures-January 2.57G25S: January and
February. 2.57025S selle rs; February and
March. 2.57Q258; March and April. 2.5Sa
rs, buyers; April and Nay, 2.6O, buyers
May and June, 2.61G2. g., buyers; June
nd July, GO, sellers; July and August,
5WcS.0l, sellers; August and September,
5On302; September nd October, 303;
october and November +, 3.04; November
ana December, 300, buyers; futures closed
New York. Jan. 2s-.Noon.-Cotton flu
i lures opeped steady at a decline: Febru-
+ry' SO: March. 5.45; April, 5.4S; May, 5.52:
june, 100; July. $50.
,Esw York. Jan. 2s3-Cotton futures e.
3ro5 s 5 Ip 2fn s 3SP N ES6Fg 5sI Jag
559; August, $685. September, $685. Octo-
Der, 81; sales, 104, 600 bales.
New Orleans. Jan. 2S.-Cotton futures
steady; sales. 67, 800; January. 5.02; Febru-
9ry, 504, Ma reh 5.1S; April. sly; May, 5S3
June. so: July, 5.S5; August, 5.40s Septem-
Ter. "a, October, < IS.
New York. Jan. 28.-Riordan & Co; say
Of cotton TODAY: ''I4iverpooT declined
sharply to-day and prices here yielded a
lew points in sympathy. but there was
nothing like. break and although re-
cejpts were very heavy, stubborn stead
ness was II e feature Of the trading from
Hrs- 10 last. MAY opened at 5.52c. rallied
. $3.50. declined to 5.50e and closed at
oo.4552c with the tone very steady. The
bulletins in regard to the financial mud
ale in Wash ington were narrowly watched
ana the slim prospect of the government
oeng able 70 maintain the gold standard
Intensified the dissemination to sell cotton.
me shorts we're buying to cover through
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