The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-14

were SSi bales upland and IO5 bales sea is
land, moving as follows: To Baltimore
% bales upland; TO New York. 355 bales
pant anu and 100 bags sea island: TO Boston,
StOcks-The stocks on hand and on ship
BOARD 90 to-day were 1880 bales upland and
~ Daies sea island, against y 80 bales
upland and 1918 bales sea island IL the
corresponding time last wear
sea lsland-The season has not as vet
opened up and IL is impossible to OBJ
tain quotable prices. There were sales of
81 oags during the past week but factors
refuse 10 give out any infOrma ton as 10
the prices. By next Friday, the market
VIII be fairly opened, and II Is expected
Inat reliable quotations can be obtained
Ine receipts for the week were l2l bags
me exports were l05 bags, moving as fol-
lows; To Havre. 50 bags: TO New York
ior domestic consumption, % bags.
Charleston, S. c Sept. l3.-Sea island
cotton market, nominal; receipts Il bags;
exports, none; sales. none; stock. 10 bags
19S SdEaHnah receipts, exports and stocks
Receipts same Gay last year -. 8 $50
receipts past week ...................l2g75
receipts same week last year -. p Og7
Net receipts since Sept. 1. 1895. .....I6.2i5
Net receipts same time last year - % Og7
Gross receipts since Sept. l, 1885. .ls. PAS
Gross receipts last year ............. % C9T
exports past week, coastwise. I,OS9
STOCK on hand this day. .............l9,74 2
Stock on hand same day last year % 9Oi
Receipts and stocks at the ports
HS SSelpts inns oay -.........-.--........ S,92
0.aN
This day last year ................... 90 4S3
receipts past week ................ al C35
same same week last year ................ 4.522
Iotal receipts since Sept. 1, 3d.. 60. 655
same time last year ..................12 2 707
stock at the ports to-day ........... 3)4 2fS
Receipts this week last year
saturday ......... 1884 Wednesday -. IL $50
Monday ......... ,0lS Thursday .....l2 2O9
Iqqesdiay .......l S55s Friday .........2O. 4s3
DAILY movement at other ports
calves ton-Steady; middling, 8; net re-
ceipts, 1885; sales, 1913; stock 1921
New Orleans-Quiet; middling. 1876
stock, Co. 124
Mobile-Quiet; middling, IA; net re-
ceipts, S26; stock, 6,202.
Charleston-Quiet; middling. Gle; net
receipts, 1851; stock 1929
WilminIgton-Firm; middling. u.s. net re-
ceipts, 1856; stock. 1,O22.
Norfolk-Steady; middling 7%: net re-
celpts, 4O2; sales, /; stock, 4,633.
Baltimore-Firm; middling, Sss; net re-
ceipts, 81; gross, 151; sales. -; stock, 1886
New York-Quiet; middling, 81: net re-
cceipts, "a; gross, 1874; sales, 227; stock
Boston-Quiet; -middIing, s a-1s; net re-
iladelphia-Steady; middnng. 7-l6;
net receipts, 1876; stock, 40l3.
Daily movement at interior towns
Augusta-Steady: middling, TX; net re-
celpts, 624; sales 26T; stock, 5.1lS, actual.
Memphis-Steady; middling, "a; net re-
ceIpts, 70; sales, 25; stock, Lbs
St. Louis-Steady; middling IA; net re-
ceipts, 4; gross, 81; stock 1852.
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling. 8; net re-
ceipts, "a stock, 5,526.
Houston-Quiet; middling, s; net receipts
3,lf3; sales, POP; stock, Z, 629.
Exports of cotton this day
New Orleans-To Great Britain, 1885,
coastwise, $50.
MObile-Coastwise, 26
Whining tOn-Coastwise So.
Norfolk-Coastwise 25
New York-FOrwarded, ISL.
Total foreign exports to-day: To Great
| Britain, 1885.
Total foreign exports from all ports
| thus far this week; To Great Britain
| l4,204; to France, 300; to the continent, 200
Total foreign exports since Sept. l. 1895:
to the continent, 743.
Liverpool. Sept. 1S.-1O:3O p m.-Cotton
moderate business; prices Irregular and
4 15-l6d; sales, 10000 bales; American,
1900 bales; speculation and export 800
| bales; receipts none. Futures opened cas-
4.13d4.15d; October Novem Der, 414d41SG
4.12Q413d; November December, 4.13GI4. ia
AID; December-January, 4.16a4.15q+14Q
4.13Q4 .4Q415d January-February. 41f0
4.16Q4. l5Q4 .14q4 156t4. led; February March
4.1SG4. 16g4.17d; March-April, 42Om4 lSd;
April-May, 4.12q42ld; May-June, AID. Flu
| bales new dockets.
Liverpool Sept. 1S.-4 p. m.-American
/ 1920. ordinary. S7-S2d; September, Aid
bid; September-October, AID; October
November. 4.16d November December 4.l6
| Q4.17d bid; December-January, 4.17GI4 1Sd:
January, 41S614.19d; February-March, 4.24d
bid; March-April, 4.21G422d bid; April
May 4.23d MayJune, 424d bid; June-July.
4.25@426d Futures closed quiet, but
steady.
lures opened steady at the advanced Sep
TENDER, 7Ssc; October, 1850; November
S.02c; December, S.O9c; January, S.1Sc; Feb
ruary, S25c.
ures closed very steady; sales, 1s4, 900
bales; September, 7.94c; October, 1870; No
vember Sole; December, size; January
S.lSc February, s.2Sc; March, s.2Sc; April,
New Orleans, Sept. 13.-Cotton futures
steady; sales, 4S, 300 bales; September, 7Ss;
7.94c; January, 1850; February, SO2c;
March. sO6c; April. S.10c; May, Side
New York, Sept. 13-Riordan & Co. say
day in liquidation of long cotton especial
ly in the forenoon, but the market showed
| stubborness upon every decline that
made the bears anything but comfortable
Liverpool responded to our decline with
a small advance and January opened at
size, seven points higher than -yester-
days closing price. A great deal of cotton
was sold at the advance. forcing January
down to S.10c, but after some little time
a slow but steady recovery began and
prices kept hardening until o'clock, when
the market closed very steady at about
the best prices of the day, the final price
of January being 71SG7.19c. Our friends
must be prepared for occasional lively
slumps. but we do not think that it is
prudent to be short of cotton with the
present outlook
New York, Sept. 1S-The Sun in its re
view of cotton says: Cotton advanced s
to 10 points and closed very steady with
sales of 1854 600 bales New Orleans advanc-
ed s to 10 points and then lost to points
of this. Liverpool declined 1-S2 on the spot,
but advanced IL to points for future de-
livery and closed quiet and steady. The
receipts at New Orleans tomorrow are
estimated at 1900 to 400. against 3,446
last Saturday and 2,4S7 last year. The to-
tai interior receipts for the week were A.
1873. against %, 1872 last week and 74,154 last
year; shipments, .43O against 21,19S last
week. and 63, $50 last year; stocks. 1929
against 1915 last week and 67,117 last
year
"To-day's features: Contrary to expec-
tations Liverpool advanced and this fact,
together with considerable covering of
shorts and some new buyiny by the south
as we'll as some covering of January for
Liverpool account caused the rise here.
AT one time prices here reacted, owing
to large gold exports, favorable crop re-
ports from some sections and long liqui-