The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-04
COTTON.

II the factors having Iallen OH since the
h9l'11Sb ange at the first call at 1879 o'clock
the market was bulleuneo quiet
Cd easv and unchanged with sales OF
3 bales; at the regular mldaay can at y
5'el0ck D. m, il was unchanged, with
LIS If ia bales; at the last call at 1
9tiock. it was bulletined easy at the de-
cl4lIi ms following were the official spot
-,,ofstfons, at the close of the market, at
he Cotton Exchange today
Good Middling .-....ss-'.-.-'.'''...-o
Kidding ......-................... go.
low Aliddl1ng ..-.....-...-.-.... LEU
G9 %ar Peti~ easy; sales SO; mddling same
gay a. AS Island Cotton-The market was un-
hanged from the last report, choice
grades were still in strong demand, while
iower grades were easy 1 ne safes Were
Tsde On a basis of the following quota
choice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Extra flne
sine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II l4dll12
A S5ariesto ton s. C. jan Sea- Island Cot
.on-Ouote medium fine Islands, l1qlSc;
me islands, 22q24c; extra me ISLANDS, =
Savannah receipts, exports and stocks
Receipts this day .....-......-......... 5'5l1
Same day last year Coz . 20 70
Receipts since sept. l, 1854. .....s...' 953'952
Same time last year 'd5' e y
Fxports. coastwise this day ........ 2,5S.
stock on hand this day.-...-......-.ls 5'V55
same day last year .............. .-.- -l5o' Zoo
Pe9eipts and stocks at the ports $500.
Receipts this day ...................s OLE
This day last week .........-.......- a,'s39
This day last year ...........'..''... So
Receipts past six days ............... I5l'910
Same time last year ...-...-;c:;-'- d 49, ~
Total receipts since Sept ! 1874 Pei 70 70
Same time last year ..;.......''.'
Stocks al the ports to-day ...'.''. 80 80
stock same day last year. 1900 A'zto'ol4
Receipts this v'@CE laet wear no oo,
Saturday .......43,057 Wednesday % 255
Monday ........33,019 Thursday .......24,2Sl
Tuesday ........ZJ,v-U FRIDAY ..'.'ss..''ot'tVV
Daily movement at OtnSt ports
GaNeston-Firm; middling, LIT; net
receipts, 49, sales 2,e2o, si9Gk' @oY;4 ;e
New Orleans-Weak; middling, l,le'
net receipts, 1855; gross, 1887; sales
TobiieGEasy: middling. 5; net receipts.
1920; sales, 500: stock, 4IOlI
harleston-Steady; middling, o55!!s; net
receipts, 2,4l7; sales, 250; stock, SO,S9i;
Winning on-steaddy; middling' 3; net
receipts. 106: stock, 20,292.
NOrfolk-Quiet; middl1ng, LIP net re-
ceipts, 4O79; sales, 500; stock. 75l64,
Baltimore-Nominal; middling' 5Ss' net
receipts. 119; stock, 1851: .....u,
New York-Dull; middling, l,l6i net 5 re
ceipts, 1,574; gross, 11.5O7; sales l'2oO'
Boston%Quiet; middling. Ills: net re-
Ceipts 1.772 gross, 4,5l6. 80.
Phiadelphia-Quiet; middling, l0-lo'
net receipts, sos; stock, Ills.
Daily Movement at interior toWhs--,,.
Augusta-Quiet. steady; middling % :
Memphis-Quiet, steady; middling,, 5ls /;
net receipts. 467; gross, 59l; sales, 1850;
st. LoGis-Quiet; middling. 51s; net re-
ceipts, 9O2; gross, $50; sales, ~; slocK'
49S2
Cincinnati-steady: middling, 52s; net re-
Ceipts 1910. sales, Is; stock, l,25'.
Houston-Steady; middling, 8; net re-
ceipts 7633: sales, 554; stock, S6,SSO.
Exports of cotton this day - -,-
New Orleans-To Great Britain L'o9''
cOastwise, 1,130.
Mobile-Coastwise 600
Savannah-Coastwise 25S1.
Norfolk-Coastwise, LIS.
Baltimore-Coastwise, 1,UVO.
New York-To Great Britain, III; con-
tinent 500 forwarded, 4,S9S.
Roston-To Great Bratain SlU9. -
Total foreign exports from all ports To-
day. To Great Britain, 1888; TO the con-
tinent 800
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week: To Great Britain ~ lV 20
Total foreign exports since Sept, ], 1874;
To Great Britain, l,769,SA 20 france
1872 IA; to the continent l,29oS'9. sot.
Liverpool. Jan. S.-IottoI.-Delnan Lal5 ;
prices in buyers favor. American hilu-
ding. Lied. sales, 1900 bales; American
400 bales; for speculation ana export. 2o0
bales. Receipts, 5000 bales, OF Whlcn -0''Vo
Futures opened steady at the decline;
demand moderate, American mldullhs;
Icy middlirg clause, January nua Ma 1ilb
~; May and June, 5.U5'
July and August. S.05; August ana sep
TENDER, 306. Futures steady. 49, oz,z.
p. m.-American middhng, IalIS 05559
good middling. 3 S-l6d; middllng, D 49, a.
loU middling, ,25sd; good ordinary E7'd'
ordinary, 9-l6d. :
February, 2.59d2 50: February and Marcn.
Isl, Sellers March ID April, 2ezq z.o5 :
april and May, 800, sellers; May anu j rune Il,
S.0l buyers; June and July. S02a3Osi july
September, 305Q3.06; September and DC
tober. 30603.0T. Futures closed easy
New York, Jan. 3.-Cotton futures 9ps td.
steady; January, 5,46; February o;+S'
March 5.5l; April, 55S; May o.5l; june
New York, Jan. 3.-cotton futures closed
tatE, 5.46: February. 5.4I; Marcn,, e'2 2d :
April, 5.56 May, SOL; June sos; July, ~
august. .. -; September, 5-1S; OCTOBER, ool.
s.NeW Orleans. Jan. $.-Cotton--tut9 lures re ;
steady; sales. A. 400 bales January, 300
SSeoruary. 5.15; March, 525; April %! ;
;uay. 90; June, 5.3si July. a;4S; August
~; September. 5a3: Oofoher. 3 5S
Now York, Jon. 5.-Rordan 4 Co. say
" cotton to-day: Intense dizziness vas
yac main feature of the market to-day.
noes were lower III sympathy with the
- break III Liverpool, but the huctua-
cls We're within narrow limits, the high
H.. I.Ife Tor May having been 3.62c, ana the
,GWtst o.59c. The close was quiet and
"a. nth the trading IN May at o6ie.
1oy much cotton and too little speculation
i.'2 I" be what is the matter just now
"''n The market The shUr. interest has
,- pretty well covered and at every ad-
n- however slight. the bulls seem
i,,~l'us To liquidate their holdings. An
'sslon Is gaining ground that there
more cotton being held back that had
M imposed mp 10 this time. The course
re i1gS IN the immediate future viii de-
Il ,uosether on the receipts from day
7, Nv York. Jan. s.-The sur's -cottorf re-
rioe;..S aN t-OtiOu uecAned points,
Cor rs 4alel and steady ut n net decline
a En- g.. gay OF , 10 3 points with sales Of
suof Hies Liverpool declined I.32 on the
cry 81 81 ~ 70 4 points Tor future deliv-
Using easy With Spot sales of l2,0JV