The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-16

The past week was dull in the local cot
ton market, only a little over 1000 bales
controlling markets caused a weakness
and a steady decline almost daily. The
market closed to-day at a decline of 5sc,
being a loss of 5-l6e for the week The
factors continued to be hopeful, and as
the receipts were comparatively small,
and other circumstances point to better
conditions, they are satisfied to wait for
the reaction, which they confidently eX-
pect.
The following were the official spot quo
tations, at the close of the market, at the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
Good middung OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3-l6
4llddlhS ;;.....'.'..'''''. ....''.....'...S
Market-Quiet and easy
Receipts-The receipts of cotton at this
port from all sources for the past week
We're y $50 bales upland, and 5,511 bags
sea island, against So, 100 bales upland and
5,2I5 bags sea island last year.
The particulars of the receipts have
been as follows: Per Central railroad
1885 bales upland, and 1870 bags sea ISL
and; per Savannah, Florida and Western
railway. 700 bales upland and 5,276 bass
sea island; per Charleston and Savannah
railroad, ,229 bales upland; per South
Bound railroad, 1,4l1 bales upland per
Florida Central and Peninsular, 1854
bales upland; per river steamers, 234
bales upland and , bags sea island; per
carts. 10 bales upland and 43 bags sea
island
Exports-The exports for the past week
We're 1850 bales upland and 3,755 bags sea
island, moving as follows: To Baltimore
900 bales upland; TO New York, 1858 bales
upland and 1854 bags sea island to Bos-
ton, o,292 bales upland and Ill bags sea
island; to Philadelphia, 81 bales upland;
70 Bremen, 5,2Ol bales upland; to Ham
DUfg, 600 bales upland.
Stocks-The stocks on hand and on ship
BOARD to-day were 81, 444 bales upland and
l9.5z2 bags sea island, against 1872, 1877 bales
upland and 1881 bags sea island at the
corresponding time last year.
sea Island-The receipts kept up pretty
Wen during the week. There was an cas-
Ief tone during the week, and the sales,
although made at unchanged prices We're
Tor fuller grading than usual 1t was an
effort for the factors to maintain prices
ne receipts for the week were SSH bales,
CI which Dip bales were to factors ana
Yjj went through. The exports were ., 755
1jales, moving as Follows; To Liverpool,
~ 70 HaVre, 50; TO Glasgow, 100; to
MANCHESTER. 200; to northern ports for do
nestle consumption, 1865. The sales for
the week were 3677 bales The market
gtcses steady at the following quota tons:
t-Stla cholce GeOrgias ...............l6
rH3ice GeOIglaS --.......-............l51s
Ira hne Georg1as .........-........1ilzlii as
Medium fine GeorGias ............. Nominal
Charleston, $. G., Nov. 15.-Sea island
cotton market: Medium fine Islands ~
.-z9i2c; hne Islands, pc; extra fine islands,
~i9Ac Receipts for the week. COS bags;
S6borts, 50 bags; sales, 464 bags; stock,
Note-The quotations from Charleston
re ior sea island cotton raised on the
sands of South Carolina. which is SUI
4Ilor in quality to the "Georgia's'' and
IoFld2 s. Inexperienced producers
W. knowing the difference should note
lis explanation and avoid misunder-
aaF@nnah Receipts, Exports and Stocks:
t.cceived this dav ................... 4 S45
Is eeiNed same day last year ........ 6523
-C5NS9 past week .......-.-......... p .}75
wed same week last year 500. 80 465
tsetelpts since Sept /, 1S9i............3 62 S97
iif-..e,pts same time last year ......... 4S3.076
i;DpIta past week. coastwise ....... Is. 52f
s.--l93- IS past week, continent ........ 10. 90f
-o~ on hand same day last year. ,72s