The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-31

tatOns for the day:
Charleston. S. c.. Jan. SO.-Turpentine.
firm pc. bid; receipts. casks. Rosin.
good strained. firm. SlOOq1. 50; receipts, 12O
barrels.
COTTON.
The influence of the very disagreeable
weather added to dullness in the market
TODAY. Prices remained quiet and I'M
changed with the sales tor the entire
d7v amounting to only 459 bales. At the
cotton Exchange. at each call. the market
was bulletined quiet and easy and I'M
changed At the first call the sales were
s6 bales at the second call they were %
bales. and none at the closing.
The following were the official spot quo
tations, at the close of the market, at the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
Good Kidding ........................5
Nfiddllng l-16
LOW Kidding ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Good ordinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A 1-l6
Market quiet and easy. sales. 459.
Sea Notwithstanding the very
Indictment weather. the market was quite
active and the tone continued steady, with
sales at the following quotations.;
choice ......... $3.50. 4Ql5l2
Extra fine Georgia's, full..........H
Extra fine Georgia's, scant ......12 d12i5
Fine Georgia's and Florida's ......1lia
Medium fine Ga. s and Fla S.. .l0i2du
Savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks
Receipts this day ..................... 15l7
Same day last year .................... 200l
Receipts since Sept. /. 1894 ......... 9A
Same time last year :..~......... .S21510
Exports, Coastwse, this day ......... SO
stock on hand this day ............. 1885,
Same day last year ................... 49, 721
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day Neutrality-suspicious.. "a 1856
This day last week ................. 5000
This day last year ................. 1869
Receipts past five days ........... 1882
Same time last year ....-............ S9S5S
Total receipts since Sept !. 1894 G. 0S2 1874
Stock at the ports to-day ...........1 OBS 439
Stock same day last year .........1 .092, a03
Receipts this week last year
Saturd3y.......24149 Wednesday,. % $50
Monday ...... Is, 292 Thursday 1892
Tuesday. 2.75s Friday rs, SS4
Daily Movement at Other Ports
GalVeston-Dull; middling. SIS; net re-
ceipts. s197; sales, 1O0 stock. 1S9606.
New. Orleans-Quiet. middling, 5; net
receipts. 1851 gross. 1851, sales, 500;
stock 37S $50
llobe-ouiet; middling, 5: net receipts,
1s6. sales. 500; stock. ASP.
Charleston-Firm; middling, SIS; net re-
CENTS 1855; sales, =; stock. 54,2l5.
Wimngton-Dull; middling, as; net re-
oeipt7. 50i; sales, -; stock, 1869
Norfolk-Steady: middling. 5is net re-
oepts, 657; sales. 722. stock, 51,696.
Balumore-Nominali middling, 5ls; net
receipts, 49,: gross, 1906; sales, -; stock,
New York-Dun and easy: middling. 55s;
net receipts, 1853; gross. 1855; sales. So;
Bo5ton-Dun; middling. So; net re-
Ceipts, 40, gross, 2,80S, sales, r.; stock, -.
Philadelphia Steady; middling, SIS net
receipts 22l, stock, l2,157
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Quiet: middling, SIS; net re
ceipts, 657; gross, 80; sales. Ss6; stock.
Memphis.-Dull; middling, 1-l6; net re-
100 SIS
St Louis-Quiet; middling 1-16 net re
CENTS. 64; gross, 2,345; sales. 100; stock,
Cincinnati-steady; middling. SIS; net re-
celpts S,66 sales, -; stock, 1857,
Houston Steady; middling; l-l6; net
receipts 4.755. sales. 1,523. stock, o2lOl.
Exports cotton this day
Gaiveston-To Great Britain, 1884; to
the continent. 1858.
New Orleans-To Great Britain, 6,256;
10 the continent, 1852 coastWlse, 6fO5.
MOhle-Coastwise 70.
Savannah-Coastwise $40.
Charleston-To Great Britain, 6,S6S; to
The continent. 5,426.
Norfolk-Coastwise 30.
Baldmore-To Great Britain, 4625; to
New YorkGTo Great Britain, 4,2o3; to
the continent, 3.517.
Boston-To Great Britain, 1.540
Total foreign exports from all ports TO-
day
To Great Britain. 2,S71; to the continent
26403
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week
To Great Britain. 1854; to France, 325;
TO the continent, So 345.
Total foreign exports since Sept. l, 1884
To Great Britain, 2,356,207; to France,
@6S5 to the continent. 1,5S5,31S.
crate business, prices unchanged; Ameri-
con middling, 2 31-32d; sales, 1O,OO0 oales'
American. 300 bales; speculate ton and eX-
port, 500 bales; receipts 1900 bales; Amer
Futures opened steady. demand moder-
ste January February and February
March. 258; March April. 2:5s; Aprii-May'
-5l, May-June. 2.62; June-July, 3.Ol; Au-
September. 3.02 Futures quiet Ten
uefs, 100 new dockets.
.. m.-Cotton-January, January-Feb-
wary and February-March, 25oq2Sl =;
3Asareh- April, 2.5S. sellers; April-Ma $3.50
~ sellers; MaY-June. 26062.61. buyers;
4 june July, 262, buyers; July-August, 1850
s,N 6uyers; August-Septembe 3.01, sell
ers; September October, 302d3.03; October
November. 304, sellers: November. Decem-
per 56Q306, sellers Futures closed bare
y steady at the decline.
lev York, Jan. 3O.-Noon-Cotton fu-
vires opened steady at a decline; jan
n AIN AIN o.ii2; February SAC; March, 5.47c;
april l SOC: May, 5.54e; June. 5.57c.
USED steady; January. sac: February
21i5c March, 547; April. 5.5lc; May, 5.55c
,,oEe' 7o9c, July, 5.62c; August. $500; Sep
bTiaoer' ole; October, 5.76c. Sales, $4,000
oi New Orleans; Jan. .so-Cotton futures,
g,et' but steady; sales 10000 bales; jan
Az; 9.4; February, $40; March, $50;
4 Avn, ply; May, 5.26; June, 5.32; July, 5.SS
'[susJ, 5.4S; September, 5.47; October 5.49
n IL" Orleans, Jan. 30.-The New Or
sa15 sens cotton Exchange statement of the
n -cs IN weekly movement of cotton at thir-
r p ileading interior towns is as follows:
q it-- Pls this year. 54.037 bales; last year.
n bsil pdles; shipments this year. 81, 339
yssn s' last year, 1854 bales: stock this
az 856 bales; last year, 324 ia bales.
If Nv York. Jan 3O.-Riordan & Co say
sr5 'tIon: Liverpool gave but languid
a disappointing response to our inn
a Iria.9ihents on yesterday, and the first
n sbo,,f ms morning We're at a decline of
reco,t..e points. Part of the loss was soon
-eo req, however, and May rallied to
a rrato pom the announcement Of the esti-
q lof very heavy receipts at New
81 Cd MS MS tomorrow, prices again weaken
q ,i1dE selling down to 5.53c But brisk
81 M " " 10 cover shorts stiffened prices at
"a hi rose, which was steady with 555c
"a III l9r May. As the bears are not willing
81 ieelirL snort. and as the bulls seem rather
halt5iii,,'ea 10 buy more than to sell out their
sbi,-.'ilss upon declines. it seems reason
a voii7SS e. IAN that any speculative demand
IA stio,,' alVance prices sharply. but specu-
.7t4 continues 6nrr1ant aftfnu for