The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-11
COTTON.

COTTON.
Futures went off. and the demand
which was fair al yesterdays closing OF
IT.. market. slackened at the opening to-
av The entire sales for the day were
r.y 9l bales. The spot market remained
,.es0~ and unchanged at each call on
Change Sales were 80 bales at the first
n ZIl bales at the second call and $50
bales al the closing Of the market.
The following We're the official quota
H1as at the close of the market, at the
Cotton Exchange to-day;
Good Ml40iing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - ZIG
lillas ........'.''...... ..........-....o LIS
Low Al1lHhs ''...'.'.........',-....
| Good ordinary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Market steady; sales Sol.
.lU8lng same day last year, 75s.
SEA- lsiand-Ihe market was fairly act
m choice grades being in good demand
and inn. while lower grades were steady
Do sales We're made at the following
quotations.
Extra me 20 choice ......................f4
fA.fd me ..-......-.........-.l2 to 1919
'-- -..''...-'.''...........ll TO llla
charleston. 5. G. Jan. i0.-sea Island
Cotou-QuOte medium fine islands I'm
fine islands. 22q24c; extra fine islands,
NU.5e. sales. 90 bales.
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks:
Receipts this day ................... 24S7
Same day last year ................ 1872
o.
same time last year 100 123
Exports. coastwise, this day ....... S33
stock on hand this day ............1l0. S97
same qay last year ................. 33Gl
Reeelpts and Stocks at the Ports
n teeeipts this day ................. 9744S
rs 9ay last week .................. 39.1S5
MS DAY last year .................. 1853
te'elpts past six days ............. 1853 q4l
same uine last year ................ 116.4 13
oJal receipts since Sept. /, 1894. 3. AS. 927
same tlme last year ................4 40. $50
S.ooh al the ports to-day ...........1,15l.74 s
sock same day last year ..........1 l3S 955
heoeipts this week last year:
Monday ........ Is 016 Thursday 49,. 4. 643
llesday ...... IS SOC Friday ..... 26 $50
Hecnesday I'D, 800 Saturday %. OSS
PAM movement at other ports
alNeston-Firm; middling. S-16: net re-
W. o-5' sales, 220; stock, 2S2, ISL.
NgN OIifans-Easy; middling, SIS: net
pls, 12ii' gross, 1851; sales, 400;
sock. 556.J4S
Aooile-Quiet; middling. 5; net receipts,
Il 20 sales. 300. stock, 43 ,O4s
n ,.- l4l-eSI Io9n-Steady; middling, SIS; net
s-.ltS $685. stock, Sc 427.
. gsIi.a933s'9 9fQ middling, 8; net re-
Norfolk Firm; middling, 5Si: net re-
L1o-' sales. $40; stock, 64,064.
1l. l,n9ie Dun; middling, 55s; gross,
NJ. Ne@ y. lolrk-Dul and easy; middling. so;
AZ 5ipJs' lG6l; gross, zoos; stock
.h.2.s'oIn.--steady; middling. 81; net re-
Al-aael phia-Steady: raiddling. 6: net
Ip,s 1865 stock. ii .374
,-.t movement at interior towns
4 ,1, 9,,s-Steady; middling, 81; net re-
4 1859 gross, 1893; sales, 240; stock,
.. G,'e.mIr!55is-Steady; middling, SIS: net re-
4 g<i ''f' gross, LIN; sales, 1000; stock,
III. p. Louis }ll Steady middling. SIS; net re-
rt.- rt|r cross
~ .hatl-Steady; middline a.. net re-
HIS 1907; stock, IL. 573.
oar,1 steady; middling, SIS: net re-
4 H. i'9'L' gross, 4,S6l; sales, 122; stock,
EEA'f2orts of cotton this day
yav. 10 Great Britain, 7.744.
SI 0ll+ans-Continent, 10 922; coastwise
p li,o'5Ii 5 Great Britain. 1852; coast
55.galInnah-Coastwise 1888.
cgasrg 5iisslo a. Great Britain, 1928;
88oiIlt3lk--C oastwise, 2.S1t.
tre-..i ii4.3 r., Great Britain, 2.522 con-
-fr SsE {1ork-To Great Britain, $500; con-
po ny. forwarded 1856.
Toss.gi-Io Great Britain. 4.4S4
Fl dsv-To I,39.elsn exports from all ports to-
. nenr II ,5.eat Britain, G6,0S6; to the conti-
a fs- ~ foreign exports from all ports thus
Franc rs 40 Great Britain 153 934; to
T6,sI -5'lto' TO the continent, 67,1S4.
a II c. I ign exports since Sept. l. 1884,
5g. 10 fs. brltain, 1885, 9S3; to France 523-
l4e continent, 375. 559.
hes, POOL Jan. 1O.-Cotton. good BUSH
4 rii fi-,-. a. unchanged prices American
n esr 800 '-'-u5 sales, 1900 bales; Ameri-
e s-I ~ oJies; speculation and exports,
Ia. z.f.' aLi,eceipts,. 1900 bales; Ameri-
n Ameriaa,, 'prned quiet; demand moderate
n anusr,. I, inlddling, low middling clause,
D. Navl{ uary, sol; February March,
1sr-Ju7. april S.0$; April-May. 3.04;
glSi 2. ",0o' June-July, 3.07: July-Au-
slsa also 800; Acknowledgements
Il tHc-s 91i-.. september October. 31l. Flu
B. r., Out steady at the decline
81 s05l r5f.I,I--l lhellcau middling. fair, 311;
1dlna I'D; middling, 3-32d: low
clirary -e-I3di good ordinary, 13-l6d;
Jatg.-,. ,'-odi January, Sd, buyers.
sbrgar,5 ~ 'oFQary futures, 800 buyers;
ulF.r i"tc en-. 3Ol buyers; March-April,
ue ~ t4prll-May, 3.03 sellers; May
-iy-A t5,,se lierS; June-July, 3O6 buyers;
Pen M ~ sellers; August-Septem-
a9}ers Frrs' eptember-October, 30
N47 u ures closed quiet
E Ir.S IN, VI h, Jan. To- noon.-C'otton tn
& p. ri r,,sr, sleady al decline; January.
sy f., 5-55; March, 5.62; April 3 &c;
New S-ne' o.l3: July. SIS; August. $50.
tssdv- Gus Jan. 10-Cotton futures
-orisr, So 800 bales; January, 5.13;
- March. 5.32; April, 5.35;
Ssp-e-Jt ule, 9.46. July, 5.52: August,
n NeV lner, 5.6l; October. 5e5
flCrr rs. cans, Jan. l0-The COTTON state
z Exrt.7S 1eq by the New Orleans Cot
st= Or TsE SHOWS: Deliveries from the
this seas Tor the first four months
salas- az e. 10 Dec. 81, 2,26s. 457 bales,
season '''55 pales for the same time
@l bales TTahlng a net increase of
+. ! wi ne Q6liTHrinc q