The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-30

I'll ssgs. There was fair demand for
7vsznd paying securities.
The following resume Of the different
-srze-s viii show the tone and the QUO
-srons for the day.
COTTON.
IRE market opened and closed with
. -riz- and easy tone. There was very lit
4 Il doing IN the early part Of the day. but
ne aaFance IN futures stimula ted the
market al the close and sales were in
-rszsaI A. the Cotton Exchange, at the
T.. ms. call. The market was bulletined quiet
md easy and unchanged, with no sales.
. al The second call, II was UNCHANGED with
sales Of % bales. Al the last call, IL closed
cuist and easy and unchanged. with sales
81 SIS bales
he following were the Official SPOT
i quotations al the close of the market, at
The Cotton Exchange to-day:
4 Good middllng ------...--.--...........5k
1lllCung 1-l6c
4 Low mldduns --..--..-.---.-...........4
i Kidding same day last year ........-7ssc
4 Market, quiet; easy; sales, s96-
Sea lslands-The market continues
steady with q fair demand. The sales
4 last reported, were made on basis of the
4 following quotations;
Extra fine Georgla's, full..........14
a Extra fne Georgia's, scant .....12 dl2ib
Il Fine Georgia and Florlda,s ......1lIs
4 Medium fine Cas- and Fla. ST.. .1Olkdu
Savannah receipts. exports and stocks:
Receipts this day.
4 Receipts since Sept. /, 1884 765 424
4 same time last year .................Slo50 e
Il Exports, coastwise, this day ..........2.l59
sock on hand TINS day ..-..--.-...-... 94,S58
4 same DAY last year .....................9l1 72
Receipts and stocks at the ports
Receipts lAls Gay ...-.---.-.-.--......54, 38o
This Gay last week .-.-.-.........-.....5 5,512
This day last year ,....................22, 75S
Il Receipts past four days ............99 1884
4 Same time last year ..................65 1879
+. Total pts since Sept. J. 1891. .6.O58.O0S
same l.-n5 ldst ysar ,....---.....-... 4,65f,zi6
Stock at the ports to-day .........-..1.0 57, 75S
Stock same day last year .........1 O95, 1863
Receipts this week last year
Saturday. -.....24, l49 Wednesday. %, $50
TUESDAY. ...... p 75s Friday. ,SS4
Daily Movement at Other Ports
Fl GalvestQn-DuN; middling, SIS; net re-
,sir $. 500; gross, GAIA; sales, 81; stock,
New Orleans-Easy; middHng. 5 ZIG: net
rsee-pis lS.llV' gross 1880; sales. $500;
Mobile-Eaasy; middling. s; net receipts,
22.sr3ss 1858; sales, 500: stock, 44.45S.
& ton-Steady; middling, SIS; net
receipts. Loss; gross 1,68S; sales, -;
Wi.minE5on-steady; middling. AZ; net
re.eipts, 49, gross, -; sales, -; stock,
81 N5rfolk-Dun; middling, 55s; net re-
Fl
Baldmore-Nominal middling 81; net
receipt. none; gross, $50; sales, -;
NeR York-Dun: middling, 55s; net re-
ceipts.zol; gross, $3.50; sales, As; stock,
Boston-Quiet; middling. 55s; net re-
n ceip5s 225; gross, 1894.
Fl delphia-steady: middling, 81: net
receipts. o. gross, 81; sales, -; stock,
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Angus. a-Quiet; middling, 3-16; net re-
c5ipjs 6l1; gross. 6l7; sales. So; stock,
Nemphis-Duu: middling, 51-16: net re-
cei1ls lli gross, 1,464; sales, S,l00; stock.
ST. Louis-Quiet; middling, lis: net re-
7l5,s BIZ gross. 2.S99; sales, IS; stock,
cneinnati-steady; middling. SIS; net re-
cei9Ls le2O' gross. 1870; sales, -; stock,
ouston-Quiet; middnng, 3 lis; net re-
asigts 2,S2l; gross. 1881; sales, 13o; stock.
.. A,slanta-weak; middling, 5l-1e; net re-
Exports of Cotton This Day
New Orleans-To Great Britain, 800.
slobile-Coastw LISP.
savanna he OastWise, 2159
Charles on-Coastwise, ZIP.
81 Alimlngt on-CoasL wise, 800.
NoIoolk-To the continent, 4,645; coast
New York-To Great Britain, s,577; to
!s9c5 325; to the continent, $50; for
n Narded. 1892
81 9o,al foreign exports to-day-To Great
4rliain, l5,g6l; to France, 325; TO the con-
I'll lnent, 5,205
Fl To,al foreign exports from all ports
.a,-S lar this week-To Great Britain, 49,,
~ 10 France, 325; to the ointment, S941.
n p! ol5l torelsn exports since Sept !, 1884
10 Great Britain. 2327, 236; to France,
.,9 90; 10 the continent, 1,55S 975
q oujst prios ian, ~ iS'oO ?. In:-Cotton
Inns, l5-3Zd; sales, 1000 bales; American,
tO oales; speculation and export 800
9aies; receipts, $1,000 bales; American,
futures opened easy; demand moderate,
soruary and March, 2.57d; March and
april $50; 2.59d; April and May. 260d
yuy and August, Sl00d; August and Sep
555moer. 302d; September and October,
oTq. Futures steady.
r-Hterncol, Jan 29.4 p. m.-Futures-
osnud ~. Z57M2.5Sd; January and Febru-
q Ily, z5Id; February and March. 2.5T02.5Sd
"a ei.eTsi March and April, 2.5SGlz. SOD sellers;
III 1rl and May, 2.60d sellers; May and
RI me. 26id; June and July 2.63d sellers
ny and AugUet 3 o0d BUYERS; August and
-5plenher. 3.0IG3 ODD sellers; Septem Der
81 " october, 303d sellers; October and
Wy emoer, 3.041305d; November and De
5Slioer' o6d sellers. Futures closed quiet
New York, Jan. 29-Noon-Cotton fu-
r,es o1enea quiet; January, 5.34e: Febru-
y. o,I5lc; March. 5.44c; April. SAC; May
e New York jar. 2s.-Cotton futures closed
-,-' January and February, 5.45; March
~, Aprl, 5.53'; May, 5.57; June, $50;
+ ny, 3.54; August. 56S; September, SIP;
0SS,ooer 5.77; sales. 1880 bales.
s+ lev Orleans, Jan, 2e.-Cotton futures
TJaayi sale. 5000 bales; January, 5.06;
rsoFoary, SO; March, 523; April, 5.22;
- 2.2S; June, 534; JULY. $40; August
n, oentember, $50, October, *.
-rsW York. Jan. 29.--Sun's cotton report
of.Is.; Cotton advanced to points, and
ISe nrm. with sales of 79, 500 bales
ool declined half point, but recov-
- ms and closed steady; spot sales
& W ,.'pJ bales at unchanged prices. In
~ a.i SER yarns were weak; cloths quiet.
IL" orleans declined ! point on May but
~ ered this, and advanced Z points.
B ~ ~ cans receipts tom orrow were es-
Il 81 at 900 bales to II, 900 bales against
80 80 DaIes last Wednesday, and 1850 last
f6r iver sd higher. in Lon
'5c' and &c higher here Cot
81 ac+ 7ools We're reported a little more
E go Prices advanced to-day in spite of a
81 ~ iiIt IN Liverpool and large receipts at
81 al tCTts Liverpool was buying and To-
E n s19rls and southern operators bought
E sf-,-ii.e extent. AS regards the financial
b so-r,o. en- cotton merchants hope that
n rlnlns will soon be done by congress
n ar-.' 5I stnen the gold reserve of the gov
tors . m On the other hand, some opera