The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-24

The following resume OF the local and
----aphic markets will show the tone
al tae quotations at the close to-day:
COTTON.
Tho local market continued quiet and
81 throughout tne day. There was every
l-4uc1 OF lower prices, and me demand
- freely supplied at easy prices. The
l-k-- at the cotton eXclGngl was IN
Gu5ei, the tone being quiet and easy at
Ia, following were the official spot quo
n -cls. at the close of the market, at the
J. .-tCu exchange to-day
1 lot A-QUlAs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1N -idqhLs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4 u0t Ordinary ..---..-..-. II l-lG
4 Market quiet ana easy; sales. SIS; mid
-- same day last year. nc.
Sc. IzlaLd-Tnere was only a fair de-
ll bat the market remained steady
oul ;he following prices.
Tzaa hne Georgia's fun .13ieoi}
lEr4 -re GeCrg-a's, sCant ...-.. lob
The Georgia $ and Flor.da's ..-uis
MEDIUM line Georgia's and Flor
Charleston. S. G.. jan. 25.-sea Island
FC--ol-QuOta medium fine islands. Ia
inc islands. z2a-4c; extra fine Islands
savannah receipts, exports and stocks
ptS this Gay OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2,46s
receipts since Sept. i, iS94..........74s,05
-.,At time last year ..:---; .....---.... 6oo,22i
IMPORTS, coasJwise, this day ........ Ito.
stock OH hand this day ............... $3.50
ame day last year........ ............ So. 1872
elpts and stocks at the ports
receipts tnl5 day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3S,O09
.i day last year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 26, b83
elpts past five days ............. 144, 299
Ga time last year................. 3,g9s
Iot4l receipts since Sept. /, 1894. ....5 S45.95
n. time last year northumberland 693. 500
Stock ar the ports to-day. ,0S0.0f5
et3- sane Gay Is, year .;;;......lOS6.47i
Saturday, .......26,446 Wednesday ....26, $50
.-a.-- .........2S.2l4 Thursday IA. 023
a.stty ...-.. .o2,6oj Friday -.......24, $40
Daily movement al other ports
GaIVeSt on-Quiet; mlddling, SIX; net re-
4 ,e'is, 1883; sales, $50; stock, 23G,j29.
q N.r Qrleans-Quiet; middllng, 1-16: net
pee 1925; gross, 1885; sales, $500;
quiet; middling. 8; net receipts,
s ross, 222l; sales, 800; stock, 4j,704
arleston-Quiet; middling, %; net re-
/ c-llis, 3,61G; stock, 5J,S40.
lmington-Dull; middling. AS; net re-
oaots, 454; stock Il 4S7.
Aorfolk-Quiet; middling, SIS; net re-
'a1ts, 1904; sales, 6l4; stock, SO. 554.
Daltlmore-Dull; middling, 59s; gross,
l32; stock, 26,Sl
view York-Dull. easy: middling, u-16;
.e5 receipts 1909; gross 2.52o' sales, 225,
30 tOn-Quiet; middling, 11-16, net re-
r-pts 426; gross 1.549
Observation-Disclosures; rliddlng, l5-16: net
e.eipts, l5i; stock, 1889.
Daily movement at interior towns
Aususta-Quiet, raiddIng, 51t; net re-
5pts. So; sales 66l; stock -. 2s6.
l5r1p hls-Qulet, middhng. SIS; net re-
Se2ls. 1882; gross. 1852, sales. 100; stock,
ST. Louis-stsady, middnng. So: net re-
51pts, 494; gross, 3,+J9. sales. 600, stock,
ctnainnati-steady. Kidding. 59s; net re-
'alplz. 1853 sales. 25 stock. - 9G3.
Eouston-Easy; middling, as; net re-
r5lp-s, 5,G375 sales, 915; stock. "a, ZIG.
Exports of cotton this day
ston-To Great Britain. 1854; con-
finent 1895.
New orleans-To the continent 1,5Oo;
1Iobile-Coastwise. 1.05-.
c@Na nndh-Coa stWlse. 100.
tnarlsston-To the continent. s 726, coast
Norfolk-Coastwise 295.
Boston-To Great Britain. 5,257
-ol2t foreign exports from all ports 70
fs.-To -G5lat Britain 3ISoS. 10 the CON
Fo-al toreign exports from all ports
nus lar this Week-1o Great Britain, 8. -
II 10 France, 1927, 10 The continent. S.
Total fo~etgn eXT. ,rts eince Sept /. SD
Great Britain, $50 233, to F'rahce SO,
~ 20 the continent, 548,071
Lave rpocl Jan. 2S.-COtton, fair business
zone, quotations barely supported, Amer
can lnlddliug 8 1-3-d. sales, 1900 bales ;
American 1880 bales: speculation and
export, 1000 bales; receipts, $1,000 bales
~ =r-can 1920 bales
lures opened steady, demand mode
a-= american middling lower middling
cause: February and March 260 April
711 Nay, IS, May and June, 500; July
anu august, 3.03; August and September
t-5 september and October. eos. Futures
4l---; tenders, 200 bales new docketS.
-Eerpool, Jan. 23.-Cotton, American
TA.-al.nG fair, 8 1880; good middling
good
1-fz-y, . 23-3Zd; ordinary. ? 17-32d. Flu
lures. January, 2.590260 sellers; January
r March. 260 buyers; March and April
w sellers; April and May, 2.63 sell
Nay and June. 200 buyers; June and
s. o,ulN302, July and August, 3.03 sell
e August and September, 3.04c3 %
--rs; September and October, 3.0503 70
--E=rs. October and November. 3 07 buy
November ana December, 3.0S03,09
-s. Futures closed quiet
New FORK, Jan. 23.-Noon--Cotton fu-
Ly--~ opened steady: January, 5.45; Febru-
49, March, 5.49; April 5.53. May. So;
Eea York. Jan. 2S.-Cotton futures
steady; January, SO; February.
March, 5.4I; April. $50; Nav. 5.53;
80, July, sol, August $50; Sep
E---=i, 90; october, 3.io, sales, 2O,, 100
-=w Orleans. Jan 23.-Cotton futures
,41y, sales. 30 800 bales; January, 5.05,
s. 1ary. 5l0: March, %; April, 5.22;
atoi October 5.52
=w Orleans, Jaa g. New
means Cotton EXCHANGE state
-. S=mi-Weeklv movement at
---1 leading interior towns: Receipts
year, d2,J75 bales, last year. A. 0i2
-nlpments this year. 6l,933 bales;
F5ar 1872 bales, stocks this year,
f-> e1les, last year 81. - bales
Fr ork, Jan. 23.-Rior1an 4 co. eav
a-lln to-day. In the earlier trading
E1ere was considerable sreadiucss,
-I-E which opened 2 It 5.5jc. sold up
but the receipts were aeain
1-- me Improvement did not last
Slowly ana stubb0rnlv prices
i until May sold ut 5.53c. The close
7-taey with 5.o3c bid for May. The
552 every day TO grow more tlnlil
selling =hor-. They are depending
-- -1e LIQUIDATION of the holdings Of
sea bulls to force a further de-
w nether their hopes are GOING TO
---1-1 IN This respect viii depend upon
,,- --.--1e OF Liverpool and now vol
-- G. r@cs-Dts keep up.