The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-26
a., az. upland; per slOops. % bales sea

I The total receipts SO far this season We're
I Tgg,A4 bags, against 1921 bags last year.
me sales for the week were 595 bags
4 The market during the early part OF tbs
Week was nrm and active. At the close
IL y strt4y- fc sales were made on
/ C pass u the following quota-i on+.
+ Extra fine Georgia's, full...........is
Extra me GeorEia's. scant. .......12 d12-s
I ZINE Georgias and Florida .....-l1is
Mselum me Gas and Fla .10lauu
/ cCnarleston, ; c, Jan. 25.-Sea Island
Solton-Quote medium fine Islands l7G
7 &c; me islands, 23Q25c: extra fine Islands.
~ 5oc- Weekly receipts, los bags. exports,
{ lU6 bags; sales, 394 bags; stock /. ass bags.
Inc quotations from Charleston are for
81 oI,. tslSna cotton raised on the islands Of
I oouCh carolina, which is superior IN quail
T Ivy 10 the "Georgias' and ''Eloridas." In
[ experienced producers not knowing the
+ 9lHerence, will note this explanation
SaVanneh Receipts, Exports and Stocks
] Receipts this daV -...-....-. . 42l
! Receipts this day last year ............S.059
( receipts past week ..................-.2 81 407
accepts same week last year. % 100
Net receipts since Sept. 1, '9A.......-. 755 065
Net receipts same time last year
C1ed1ctng 64,oll bales through to
Gross receipts since Sept. /. '94.......3551 47
/ Gross. receipts same time last year
HhcIGdlng 64'Ou bales shipped to
| Exports coastwise to-day. 29S
Exports TO Great Britain past week...6991
Exports 10 the continent past week. S45
Exports to France past week........50 COS
/ Exports cOastWise past week. 1S6
Stock in hand this ay...........-......SS 07
stock same day last year. .............S7, 949
receipts and stocks at the ports
Receipts this day .........-......... s. S33
Ihls day last week ................. 1924
rms day last year ..--...-........... 2A979
receipts past seven days........... POS Sg2
Same time last year ................. 1872 006
Total receipts since Sept. 1, 1894. 1886 094
same ume last year-...-...-.......A,l62 SOS
Stocks at the ports to-day. .......... i, O26 294
STOCK same day last year. 1894, 762
Receipts This Week Last Year
saturday ....... ,446 Wednesday ....26683
mohuay .......- Iii Thursday .3O29
Tuesday ...... 49, Cos Friday ........24979
DAILY Movement at Other Ports
alveston-Firm; middling, SIS net re-
celpts, all5; sales, $50; stock, 200,9l5
New Orle2ns-Dull; middling. Lie; net
receipts. 1926; gross, SIN; sales, 1000;
Mobne-Quiet: middling. >: net receipts.
624; gross, 704; sales, 500; stock, 40,0l2
Charleston-Cluiet; middling, 3 3-16; net
receipts, 2,6SS; stock, 5S70S.
ngton-Steady, middling, AZ: net
| receipts. 924; stock, 1892.
Ncrfolk-Steady; middling SIS. net re-
ceipts, 1884; sales 1,2S9; stock, 81 ,6S5.
Raltimore-No minal; midGling Sc; net
receipts. 1863: gross, 1888; stock, 22,055
New York-Dull. easy; middHng. Ills;
net receipts, 1,4Oe; gross, 1890; sales, 50;
Boston-Dun: middling, 5 11-16; net re-
ceipts, 30S; gross, ASA.
adelphia-Steady; middling, 1916;
net receipts ffOs STOCK, u,bSU.
Daily Movement At Interior Towns
AuSusta-Quiet; middling, 81; net re-
ceipts, 1,Os9; sales, 433; stock, 33,7A act-
ual.
Memphis-DulI. middling, 81; net re-
ceiPts, 1'6l5; gross, 1887; sales, $500, stock,
131, 275
St. Lolis-Steady: middling, 81; net re-
70.140.
Cincinnati-steady: middling, SIS; net
receipts, 1,7t6; sales, 10; stock. 1901
f.,rre .1Vvs v7oN,
ceipts, 6,475; sales, $50; stock q, 722.
Exports Of Cotton This Day
Galveston-To Great Britain. 14,S6s:
New Orleans-To Great Britain, q, $50.
Mobile-Coastwis 2lS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4,29S.
Wilming ton-Coastwise Sc.
Norfolk-Coastwise 1,094
Baltimore-To Great Britain, 2s75;
coastwise, 500.
New Yorll-Forwarded POSI-
Philadelphia-To Great Britain, 492.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
day-To Great Britain, 1883; to the con-
tnent, 1.024
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week-To Great Britain,
179. S92 to France, "a, III; to the continent,
Total foreign exports since Sept /, "a
To Great Britain, 2,27S,123; to France, $685.
7Sl; to the con tinent 1,550,39l.
Liverpool, Jan. %, l2:30-In cotton
good business was done; American mid
ding, Sd, sales 1900 bales; American,
II 3O0 bales: specula ton and export, l.u00
bales; receipts. 600 bales; American,
$500 bales: futures opened firm, demand
moderate, American mlddllng Iower ms
ding clause: February and March. go;
March and April 2.6l; April and May,
2 1854; May and June, I'd; June and July,
1-64 also 2-64; July an6 August 3 800;
August and September, 3 4-64; September
and October, "a. Futures quiet; ten
Liverpool Jan. Is, p; m.-Cotton;
Tanuarv 59-64d buyers; January and
February, 59-64d; buyers; February and
March, 59-64Q2 60-64 buyers; March ana
Nay, S2-Sid buyers; May and June.
July H'i and August, 5 3-6ld8d sellers; .4Au-
EuS 7be ana ana October 5-64f buyers &c
tober and November, 7-6ld sellers: No
Venber and December, S-64d sellers.
IH NeW Y f52Seu jan an 25-Noon.-cotton fu-
lures opened steady: February o45'
March, 54S April, So; May, $50; June
0'p New Y York, Jan. 25.-Cotton futures closed
steady: January, 5.43; February, 543;
March, 5.4S April, 5.5l; May, 30; June
SIS; July. sos; September, 5.61; October
D. e Sew 995 Orleans Jan. 25.-Cotton futures
barely steady; sales, 24000 bales; January,
sos; February. $40; March, 5.25; April %
( 46: september, 5.49; October, 5.54
New York. Jan. 25.-Clapp & Co., in their
weekly review OF the markets. say OF COT
a5rhe total visible supply is about 100000
bales in excess Of any previous January
at this date. and equals consumptive needs
to July /, 1895. Neil & Go. are again re-
ported predicting a 10,250000 bale crop.
Texas exterior receipts to date are about
67 per cent. in excess of last year tx
ports continue large Supplies here are
Unusually small, being about ~ 600 bales,
or about double those of NOV. D; year
ago There were 221 900 bales; two years
ago 800. 900 bales. The amount that is like
Nv to appear in sight this month IS about
g25 900 bales or over 20 per cent. IN excess
of January, 1892 the big crop year, and
raising the amount in sight to about
Z. 100000 bales. January port receipts viii
likely exceed those of any previous Janu-
ary by 6 or per cent, and be larger than
January, 1892. Holders by Spectators and
investors are numerous all along the line
from planter 10 spinner The factor has
but few reasons to congratulate himself
SINNERS with modern and new machinery
are reported as able to secure handsome
profits. buying cotton at cents per pound
and selling the cloth at PIC per yard. This
pressure appears inducing inventive gen
ms and careful workmanship to make fur
ther advances and encourage the DRIFT
ING of the cotton industry from New Eng
land to the south. Estimates are out that |
.foI1rtean southern cotton st9fes IN 'sD'
1,revr a larger cereal grain valuation than