The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-17
COTTON.

r1..lLa LOT TIC ud1
COTTON.
r Vas a quiet day in the local spot
4 market less than 200 bales changing
hands Futures a. New York were very
rz45v at the close, causing the local
market 90 become frmor. but the transac-
ions were exceedingly small. The re-
cs.ats 2t tha ports were smaller than the
same day last year, which was the first
real relief or change that the bulls have
had FOR long time.
ON change at the first call at 1880
o.l1ok the market was buletned quiet
and steady. and unchanged. with sales of
e h7las AT the regular midday call it
was steady and unchanged, with sales of
ll bales. At the last call IT closed steady
with further sales of p bales.
THE following were the odicial spot quo
tsuora. at the close of the market. at the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
Good NIddling..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7-16
-NI0QllNG ..-.-....-.....--.. J1s
Low AldlHnS ....-.-.................. 1916
t00d Ordinary ........-...............4 40
Market steady; sales 1913.
Sea ISland-rhe market was moderately
active in comparison with the exceeding
ly dull business of yesterday. The quota
lions remain unchanged with better
demand for choice than for the lower
grades The sales were made on basis
Of the following quotations:
Eztrs hue Georgia's fuli..........1 3ikui4
Extra fine Gcorgia's, scant........ Fab
Iue Georgia's and Florida s......l2la
Medium fine Gas and Fla. 's...... 1O011
Charleston, S. c., Jan 16.-Sea Island
'ottCn-QuOte medium nne islands, la
l,c: fine Islands, 22024c; extra fine islands,
ai -'435c; sales, 25O bales
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks
/ ltcflts this day...-................. 30 24
Same DAY last year. .....................33 iS
Receipts since Sept. 1, 1S9l,...........72S37 4
4 sane time last year...................173 275
4 Exports, Great Britain, this day......9375
4 tAiols. coastwise. this day............l29
STOCK ON hand this day................9i 633
- DAY last ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 90, 1855
Heceipts and Stocks at the Ports
I,f'eiotS this .......................25 ell
This day last week. ....-...............3 D. 704
IhS day last ......................27S S1
H''fpts past hVe days...............l34i i6
Sometime last year....................1 3O7
Total receipts since Sept. 1, 1894. - 625,342
same time last year. ................4f 5S 267
stock at the ports tO-day..........1.079 1853
Stock same day last year.. 40 09S
Receipts this week last year
saturday. 6l8 Wednesday....2 ISL
Monday 10 Thursday. % l26
tuesday. % OBS Friday ...........3i 772
Lelly Movement at Other Ports
aiVeston-Steady; middling, 3-16; net
ie.epts, S,l06; sales, 1865; stock. 259. 1872.
New Orleans-Nery steady; middling,
net receipts, 1914 Gross, Il1O; sales,
asA; stock 354 46f.
CENTS 81; sales, 400; stock, S7747.
harleston-Steady; middlng, "a: net
lseejjpts. l,0S9i gross, 1,o39; sales, none;
Ni.mngton-Dul; middling. 5; net re-
cepts $50; sales. none; stock, D. 056.
Norfolk-Dull; middling, "a; net re
cepls l,30S; sales, Lib; stock, 54,644.
Baltmore-Dull; middling, SIS net re-
.e,pls, none; gross, 10l; sales, -; stock,
New York-Dun; middling. 50; net re-
.eiplS l979; gross, 7,l76; sales, So, all spin
Boston-Duu; middling, 5&; net re-
,epls' lob; gross, 4,Oi5; sales, -; stock
hiladephia-Quiet; middling, 6; net re-
,,loi.' none none; gross, none; sales, -;
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
- usta-Nery steady; middling, 81
h.I receipts, 4l9; sales, S25; stock So 2l6
ltmphlS-Steady; middling, SIS; net re-
lqs e5S l'l55 gross, L257; sales, 5000; stock,
S. Louis-steady: middling, 51s; net re-
S, ny 49, gross, 1913; sales, 1900; stock,
,o Coiin5e.innaati,--steady; middlng, 5ss; net
ie{Gelpts, 2,215; sales, -; stock 10, 49,
o,uston-Steady; middling, IS; net re-
WIS h'oo4 sales, 564; stock, 57,lS0
CO. hta-Qulet; middling, SIS; net re-
Exports of cotton this day
,tdiNeston-TO Great Britain 6201.
sew Orleans-To the continent, 1850
VIC o0lie-To the continent, 6,S94; coast
v s..araln3nah-To Great Britain. 1915; coast
Norfolk-Coastwise. 500.
"5r1ed. 1903.
67oston-To Great Britain. 1850
10y 81 foreign exports from all ports to-
t,rsr.i Great Britain, 33277' to the con-
Total foreign exports from all ports
l,aS Iar his week-To Great Britain, 100,-
IS 70 rance, % 709; TO the continent, 49,,
r., I9 ora foreign exports. since Sept. /, 81
~ GREAT Britain, 2.063, S27; to France, 3D.
90 = 100 the continent. I AS 40
liverpool Jan. 6-Noon.-Cotton. de-
i5l-t Iar, prices easier; American mid
n I-lbd' sales, 1900 bales; American,
49, naiesi speculation and export. 1900
"a II receipts $4,000 bales, American, D.
futures opened easy; demand moderate;
~ an uiddling, low mi5dlinG clause;
Fy-February, 2.62; February March
S- Narch-April, $50; April-Mav, 3.0l;
ia ID me, 3.O2, June-July S.04, July-Au-
~, 800; August-Septembe 3.06. Flu
5-,S easy. Tenders, 1903 bales, new
= 2. motion, January and January
54l3' 20 buyers; February March
,'iE ers; March-April, 500 buyers;
.tIA-May. 302 sellers; May-June BOB
~, ~. June-July, 3.0i value; July-Au-
o-95 sellers: AugUst-Septembe 307
o September-October, sos buyers;
f.. '9e[ -NoVem 80 buyers, November
4,-. but steady.
.@4" York, Jan. 16-Noon Cotton fu-
-99ened qlliet ana easy; February.
0.ae. $50. July 572
a% fork. Jan. 16-Futures closed very
.rs'.s January and February, 5.55
@ y, 2.7y; April, 5.62; May. $50: June
Syuly; 5.4; August, SO; September
%sv a6lo .7 SIS; sales, IS. 200 bales.
ezle-" SJiieans, Jan. l6-Futures. steady:
r,Is~, ~ bales; January, 514: Feb
q - - March, 5.32; April, 5.35: May
Se1teTJb,.se., ~ July, $50; August, $50
--'I''-i' DBL; October, 800.