The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-06

markets. Wlli show the tone and the QUO
tations at the close to-day:
COTTON.
The usual Saturdays dullness prevailed
IN the market to-day. The advance IN flu
lures mad no effect upon the quotations
tnough the tone Of the market became
nrm, and holders held out FOR the Of
Icial prices. The transactions were small,
the sales being 152 bales during the day
Al the Cotton Exchange, the market
opened steady and remained unchanged
The following were the Official spot quo
tauOns at the close Of the market at the
cotton exchange to-day:
Good Middllng ..........................5
94iuulluk ..-.-....-.. ...- ---...-..5
Low Low 1dtqding lie
Market steady; sales. 752
Sea lsland-The market was fairly ac-
tive choice grades being in good demand
ana Hrln, While lower grades We're steady.
The sales were made at the following
quotations:
Extra fine to choice .....................1i
Extra fine 10 12is
fihe TO lli2
Cbariesion me . Ian < & 70 II
ton-Quote medium fine islands 171l8c;
fine Islands. 2202ic; extra fine islands, %
m35C.
. Savannah Receipts Exports and
Stocks
Receipts this day Observation-Disclosures. $50
same day last year .................. 3.ZiS
Receipts since Sept ], '94 ............7 0l 21S
Same time last year ................146S 37
Exports, continent, this day ........ $50
Exports, coastwse. this day ........ 200
stock on had this day ..............114.-S5
same day last year ..................13l,133
=, Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day Observation-Disclosures. 2307l
This day last year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 22.0SS
Total receipts since Sept. !. 81 ....5.393o57
Same time last year ................4. BPS 335
stock al the ports to-day ..........1, 1868, 776
stock same day last year ....-..-..1,2 16,3S1
Daily Movement at Other Ports
GdlvestOu-Firm: middlinc 1-lG: net
receipts, 4.S33; sales l.LiS; stock, 279 l19.
New Orleans-Firm; middling. Lilo: net
rev ipts, G366; sross, 1855; sales. 1850;
Mobil.-steady; middlins, ., net re-
cepts, 100; sales. Joe: stock. As 467
Charleston-QuieG middIng. 5Is: net
receipts, ] DO; stock. IDOLS
Wilmington-Steauy: middlng, 8; net
receipts, IS; stock. 1888.
Noriolk-Steady; middling, 5i4; net re-
ctlpts. 3,OlI; sales. 55S stock. $500.
alumore-Nominal: middling, So. net
receits, none; gross, 500; stock. 15IGT
New NorS-Quiet; mijdlng, ll-i6: net
receipts, 500 gross 5,S65, stock, 129.4i6
Boston-Dull; middling, 1-1G; net re-
ceipts, Cos; gross. 2745.
Phtladephia-Quiet: middling, 3 15-16:
net receipts, 6l3; stock, SIP.
Daily Movement Interior Towns
Augusta-Steady; miGdling, so; net re-
ceipts. 3i5. sales. 1856. stock 3125l
Memphis-2uiet; middling, SIS: net re-
cGeiipttsS, $780, gross So6; sales, 1850; stock,
St. Lous-steady; middling. 81: net re-
ceeipts' 40; gross, 5,eSS; sales 1884; stock,
CiEcinnati-Steady: midding. 500: net
receipts. 2,z2l, sales, 250; stock, 13 $50.
HOustOn--Steady: middling, > 1916: net
receipts, 6.a23. sales, 1855; stock, S. ,92l
Exports of Cotton This Day
GalVeston-To Great Britain, sop; to
the continent, biol
New Orieans-To Great Britain. 1875;
to France, 1855; to the continent 1875;
AIobile-Coastwise 30
SaFannah-To the continent. $3.50;
Charleston-To Great Britain s.577; to
the continent, 1899
Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Norfolk-To Great Britain, $500; coast
Baitimore-To Great Britain, 2,595; for
warded, SOS.
Boston-To Great Britain. s.4o6.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
day and thus far this week To Great
Butain, 400 to France, 1855; to the
continent, 3h4l5.
Total foreign exports since Sept. I. '9f:
To Great Britain, 1,S2S,52l; to France
5li,119: to the continent, 1,539.791
Boston, Jan. 5.-Correc tion-Deduct from
exports to Great Britain since Sept. l. 1894
1854 bales.
Liverpool, Janc~,5, noon.-Cotton-De-
mand moderate, prices unchanged. Ameri-
American, 1900 bales; speculation and ex-
port POO bales receipts, 1900 bales; Ameri-
can, 12,700 bales.
Futures opened steady at the advance
demand moderate. American middling
low middling clause, January February
2.62; February March, 2.6S: April-AIav. 3 O2.
May-June sos; June-July, 3.C5; JuIy-Au-
gust, 3.O6 September-October, 500. Futures
steady.
/; ?: m.17Middling, 8 1s-s2d. January.
2.62QZ 6}; January-February 2.620263:
February 2.6313C0; March-April
3.Ol. sellers; April-May, 502 buyers; May
June, S.0SG30t: June-July, sos, buyers;
July-August, 3.ot03.Q1; August-Septernb Der
sos, sellers; September-O October. 500, buy
er rs FQtards closed very steady.
ened steady; January. $50; February. $50;
March, 5.57; April, 5.64; May, 5.69; June
New York. Jan. 5.-The total visible sun
ply of cotton for the world is 1881 672 bales,
OF which 4.555,4l2 bales are American
against 4.6l5,742, of which 411,542 bales
were American respectively last year
Receipts of cotton this week at all in
terror towns is 125,SlS bales; receipts from
the plantations, 2l,SJ6 bales; crop in sight
1886 54 bales.
New Orleans Jan. 5.-Cotton futures
steady: sales. 1850 bales. January, SIP
February, M March, 5;S1; April 5.3l
800; September, $50; October, 5.65.
New Orleans, Jan. New Orleans cot
ton exchange reports Of actual average
weights of $685. bales Of the cotton
crop, embracing port receipts and over
lands FOR the four months ended Dec. n
4l3,99-lC0 pounds per bale, against 500
pounds per bale in 1898. Detailed AVERAGES
are as follows. Texas, 536 64-100 pounds.
increase over 1898. II 67-100 pounds; LouisI-
ana, 5l5 s2-l0J pounds, increase, II 72-1OO
pounds; Alabama, etc. SIP pounds. Increase
10 pounds Georgia. 1898 7l-i00 pounds. in
crease, l4-l0 pounds; South Carolina. 497
pounds, Increase, 10 pounds. North Caro-
lima, 59l l3-loo, increase Of p 63-10O; virginia
4s3 55-lD pounds, increase, 99-100 pounds:
tennessee, etc. including Memphis, St
Louis and overland, SIS 47-100 pounds in
crease, Y 200 pounds. Net decrease for
the whole, as compared with the close Of
November 1891, ] 2S-100 pounds per bale.
put compared with the close Of Decem-
her, 1893, II shows an increase of l3 gq-10o
pounds per bale ~
New York, Jan. 1.-THE Suns cotton ar
ticle says; New Orleans receipts on
Monday are estimated at 1900 bales 10
lhVuO nales, against 27,61 bales last Mon
day and 1884 bales last year. LIVERPOOL
showed "a hardening tendency on the spot.
though prices were unchanged: futures adj
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