The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-29

Aiddling 1i-4-
Low middling .........---...--...-.'-.1t
Good ordinary ...--.----- It's
Market quiet and easy; sales, 2bA
Sea Island CottOn.-Ihere was no chaiise
in the situation, as usual, me mark
was quiet on the opening oI lLe NeeA.
The quotations remained unchanged, az
follows. IN sea
Extra fine Floridas ...-........-.'-'i9
Fine FlOridas ......... .-...... -..'.lI
Extra choice GeOrgias ...... .--.-.ll
Choice Georgias ........-.. ....-....lo % !o54
Extra fine Georgias ..........--...'l9 NV
Fine CreOrglas 10 90 ~
Medium fine Georgias ....-.--.-; .lfiz9 10
Savannah receipts, exports ana stocks Is
Receipts this day .-............---.'-'- 1900
Same day last year ~ ~
Receipts since Sept. !, lS9o.-.-...- Old 20
Same time last year ......-.---....- Vl-
Exports. coastWise. this day ...--. -0s-
stock on hand this day ...-....... $3.50
Same day last year ..-...-.-.- -. .. -l''''-l
Peceints and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day ..-..............'. fo'to-
This day last week .........-...'...s St'9!o
This day last year .-.-......-.''.'. tty'2i5
This day year before last .........'' 2itg5-
Total receipts since Sept. i, 'yo..... 5,5tl ,5sl
Same time last year ......+......... 9,Vol 81
Same time year before last .....4lol ~
Stock at the ports to-day '..''.'.'t' tVo'e on,
Stock same day last year .-- -. l'-''l'io'
Daily Movement at other Ports
Galveston-Quiet; middling, as net re
ceipts, 1877 sales, Sll' stock lo-'llo-
q
receipts. 12,S39; gross, lS,llVi sales z'4Oo'
Mo6ile2Steady; middling rs; net re-
ceipts, l,2S6' sales. 600; stocHl S-'4St, 80.
Charleston-Steady; mlddllhG, 49, net
receipts. LIS; stock, %. 29.
Wilmington-Steady; mlddllng, ga; net
receipts l34; stock, 2l.Sl6.
Norfolk-Steady; middling, tA, net re-
CENTS. /. l52; sales, 459. stock, $3.50.
Baltimore-Dull and unchanged; mid
ding. 81; stock, $3.50 ,,..- e,,...
New York-Easy; middllng, SAi net re
ceipts, none; gross, 1874; sales, 49, Stock
Boston-Quiet; middling. 81; net re-
ceipts, 3275; gross, 6,Al5.
Philadelphia-Quiet; middllns, o72i net
DafIV Movement al Interior Towns
AuRiista--Nominal, unchanged;m iddllng,
"a; net receipts, sos; sales, %; Stock 4o'-
Memphis-Easy; middling. 1916; net
receipts, S54; gross, 1884, sales 55O' STOCK
81. Louis-Quiet; middling. rs; net re-
ceipts, 66s; gross S,7S5; sales, o0' Stock
cineinnati-Quiet. middling, rs; net re-
ceipts. LOS; sales, 800; stock, s,lbi.
Houston-Steady; middling, "a. net re-
ceIpts. 7.470; sales, 552 stock. 55,77l.
Exports of Cotton This Day 49,
New Orleans-To Great Britain, 1000
continent, 7,099; coastwise, '5JS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 2,0o2.
Charleston-Coastwise Al.
NorfoIk-C oastwise 6SS.
New York-To Great Britain. 5,0S2i
France, 400; continent. l,sOl; forwarded
total foreign exports from all ports
this day-To Great Britain, $50; to
France, 400 TO the continent, e,@O
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week-To Great Britain, S,9io' &c
France, AGO. to the continent, S,W9,
Total Toreign exports since sept.
ISg5-To Great Britain, ,l19i TO FRANCE
rena 80 he rnrffngmf- NJ ~.
New Orleans, Dec. 8.-Correctlon-De,
duct from New Orleans exports 10 Greal
Britain since Sept. I, l,lS4 bales ana IRON
New York Dec. IS, NOon.-Cotton III
lures opened steady; Use offered; Febru'
airy. Use; March, 7.95c; April f.ssc' May
'9 New ' York, Dec. 2s, 4 p. m.-cotton fu
lures closed very steady. December 7SOc
January Isle; February, 1900; Maren
1850: April, S01c; May, S.05c; June, Sl0c
Univ S12c; August. S.14c; September 79c
October, 7.7Sc; November, 1.l5c.
New Orleans, Dec. &-COtton futures
steady; sales, 5000 bales; December TIC
January, 7.69c; February, tic; Marcn
7.s1c; April. 1850; May, 1900. June, 794c
July. 7.Ssc; August, 7.slc; September T60c
NeW YORK Dec. 2s.-The total visibl,
supply of cotton for the world is 4,092, 81
bales, of which 3,7i7.114 bales are Ameri
can, against 4,S26l9l bales and 4,49l,33
bales respectively last year. The receipts
=
towns were 1873 bales. The receipt:
from the plantations were 235, 439 bales
The crop in sight Is 4,795,S4 bales.
New York Dec. 2S.-RiOrdan q Co. say
of cotton to-day: THE week Just ended
has been dull and featureless one il
the cotton market and closing prices to
day are not materially changed from
those of last Saturday. The liquidation
of the interest in January cotton yester
day Occasioned spasm OF weakness, bu
notwithstanding rather heavy receipts
no M
soon rebOunded. To-day the market show
ed further evidences Of stubborn strength
March opened at Z $50, and closed at 1850
with the tone very steady. After tn
close there were some large private trans
actions in March at 1910. The genera
feeling here is that there is no furthe
occasion for uneaslness on the part o
holders OF cotton on account Of hnan
cial trouble or the apprehension of wal
Whether cotton is to go up or down i
the immediate future viii depend abso
lutely upon the receipts for the next feN
weeks The bears claim 20 have infoT
nation that the January movement wi
exceed three-quarters Of a million bales
If the receipts day by day should seer
convince the trade that the crop is goin
10 be more than 100000 bales. and som
further DECLINE may follow. We believ
that the hopes of the bears viii be dis
appointed. Our information is that tn
south, as a whole, for many years ha
not been so bare of cotton at the end @
y
diminished movement is Inevitable
we are not wrong this should give us
higher market But whatever the Jar
uary receipts may be- il viii not chang
our opinion that the crop is very shor
We believe that those who buy Marc
cotton below cents and hold IL wi
make money"
Mcintyre a. WardWelfs cOtton lette
by private wire TO y. +. Johnson broke
Provident building.
New York. Dec. 28.-The market wa
OF exceedingly small proportions. OWN
70 the fact that most operators prcferrt
10 wait and see what Liverpool VIII d
on Monday Under the circumstance
" az merely board room speculation. viii
moderate fluctuations. All first there va
decline OF 8 points partly owing 20 liI
ffai receipts az Savannah. ana low,
Npnsoia and stock markets. The port a.
felpif ln ore aggregate were also ga
sl9erel rather liberal che estimate beiH
ea.y9 bales. huf latee on when "a SD
round thnt Memphis bad received on
- bales to- Say there was moro ur n.
covering and the earig decline Was rhcr
tofe fffained, and the Iasf prices rho.
80 z ntt fise for iho day II 1870 point
Win the tone very sfenfy ana thf sah
were psisb bales NeN Orleans decln,