The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-22
COTTON

t.11z at the close to-day.
COTTON.
Tho 1c-aI market was dull with quiet
+-r- Futures We're TO points lower
-r7n saturday and tone Of the market was
rz--'r steady. on change at the hrst call
he r-1rzet was builetined quiet and un-
charged with sales of IA bales. a the
orl eau It was dull and unchanged.
with sales of 322 bales. At The last call 1t
closed duu and unchanged, with sales
7rs following were the official spot quo
t--l1n- ar the close of the market az the
C--on Exchange to-day;
Good mlddllng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ......9 i-lo
1Lt1l.n@ .-.+...-. ..-...,'. ''-''.'''' rs 90
Low middhng .................-......4 1915
Good ordinary ...-......-- ............-.4i
Market dull; sales. 7l9.
Sea Island-There was a fair demand for
al grades. though choice qualities were in
better request than the lower grades. The
sales last reported were made on basis
ct The following quotations: .-,-,,
Fztr4 fine Georgia's .13ianN
Extra fine Georgia's, scant........ l2dl5
rina Gc0rgia's and Florida s.....,1ll2
Medium me ca. S and Fla s.. loql1
Charleston, S. G, Jan. L-Sea Island
1 cotton Quote medium fine islands, la
81 fine islands. 22d2ic; extra fine islands,
s3gannah Receipts. Exports and Stocks:
Re ert7 his day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3'105
4 fa.sr-s since Sept. l. '94 ............7 to,729
S.ma time dast year -............. 49,
Frror-5. coastw!se. this day ........ III
S'o5 ON hand this day ...-..''.... $500
Sam day last year ............. 9l,-o-
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
E--tr-s this DAY .......-...--.'-.- 45,o41
T1- laV last week ......-........... 95'i2S
T5s iv last year ..--...-....+....... zS'zl+
r. r-s past three days ............. l4UN
Ssw time last year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Jl.hbu
4 T7- receipts since Sept. /, 81 ....5 ,ls2,4i9
Sam time last year .,-.-.----....' t6.t'a.9
Sock al the ports to-day ......... l04l,96i
4 S--k same day last year ......1 ,09l $50
Receipts This Week Last Year
Saturday, .....26. 446 Wednesday ....26,6S3
Monday .........ZS pa Thursday ....Z3,O29
Tuesday, -...... 30 Sos Friday .....,.. 2i,91J
Daily Movement at Other Ports
f5oveston-S Steady, middling, S-l6 net
= 5pts, 1Ao4; sales, 1872; STOCK -55'-
New Orlcans-Quiet; middling, SIS; net
receipts. 12.54S, gross, 1891, sales. 1850
t-1-1 229.5l3.
H56ile-Easy' middHne, 5 lis: net re-
ceipts $3.50, sales GOO; stock. 4l,9l0.
Charlie stcn-Quiet; middling "a; net re-
Hiimin's.ttIcn1Duii. middling. 5; net re
&C PTS 1,56S; stock, l0,Hol
Norfolk-Dull middlins, 81; net re-
efp-= 2.310; sales, 1851 stock oo'-lG
Baltimore-Dul; mlddling' o9si gross
NV York-Easy; middling. 524 net re-
ca.pts 2SS; g~o.s, 6.2oS; sales 532' spin
Bos.6nLQuiet. middlng. so; net re-
CENTS. l21; gross, 1855.
Philadelphia quiet, middiing, G. net re-
cents 116: stock. l0,S2l
daily Movement in Interior Towns,
Aucusta-Very STEADY; middling, 81;
nj r. e5pts. SIS; sales, 32s; stock, 49,
Nemrhis-steady: middnne. 81; net re-
i csTt~, 260; gross, S,432; sales ZOO; stock'
s, Iouis-steady: middHng. 81: net re
cslpts. SO, gross, 5,12S; sales loo' s'ocA'
caonnau-steady mi-adling' 59s' net
-74z-on|Sujef: middHng. 5ls; net re-
co.r-= sc. sales. 80, stock. 5647S.
Exports Of cotton this day
Galveston-To Great Britain % S;-oo' 10
Notile-Coastwis AZ.
SAY 3nnah-COastWise, al.
Charleston-To the continent sou.
%orfOlk-To the continent, lOO' coast
E5lumore-Coastwise $500.
View York-To Great Britain, l5' france
90 continent. sos; forwarded coastWlse'
Boz-on-To Great Britain, POI;
Total foreign exports from III ports ql.a,, 10
aar-To Great Britain. 9,2O4, 10 France
- m the continent l7,9S2- ,.- 49,
tsr this week-To Great Britain, 9go9G 10
a France. 1927: to the continent, %, no.,
Total foreign exports since Sept. l, 1874
& To Great Britain. 2128.S 9S; to France, 516,-
"a le-. to therCOntinent, 1,5l33oo- s.
Lrerp4ol Jan. p Cotton demand falr;
4 prices aasier. American middling ) l-$Zd;
sales l5o06 bales; American. 1880 bales
speculation and export, LOCO bales re
7eIPs I2l00 bales, all American
lres-American middlinS lower MIC
l.-e clause: February and March, 20,
and April, 2.6S: April 2nd May 20 .:
4 Na ana June. BOP. June ard July, o.U3;
4 July and August. 300; September and
a Q--o3-- SOL Futures quiet at tne de-
ius Tenders 800 bales new doGkels.
Cotton. January, PSI; January
e l~v~ j. all
~ sellers; March and April 10 value;
April ana Nav. SG30l sellers: May and
June IL sellers; June and July, 303E30i;
JtE ana August, 3.04d3.05 buyers; August
-1 september. 3.o6 sellers SepIeIllN32e Ne
5-1 October 8 o. buyers: October ana NO
=Uhe- 30S1309 buyers; November ana
her, 30 value. Futures cloSSu
M steady. e..
Na7 York. Jan. 21-Noon.-Cotton fu-
.= opened dull: February, 5.53; March
' April 5.6l, Nay, Sol; June 5'o9' JulN'
III York Jan Lem, a.-Fq Il, Son[ eio5sd
March, So April, $50: May. SIS;
July, 5G6; August, 30 Septefn-
October 80. Sales, $1,000 bales.
--N Orleans Jan 2l.-Cotton futures
Sales 351oo bales; January, BOO;
5ry 30: March. 5.25; April, 80;
June 59S: July. SAB; August,
MEMBER, SOL; October, 30.
ORR Jan -l-Riordan & GO. say
H today: The decline which took
The cotton market to-day con-
III with the trifling fluctuations of
week. seemed an important
Nay orened at 564c and gradually
s.z 70 3yc. The close was barely
j. ? 56c bid Tor May. The heavy
f=7-..- YA niue to be the discoura ging
--a- 9- me situation and as long as
ll.. up there seems to he little
irr l--proN ement. The bears say it is
'7 taat present prices can be be-