The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-25

1855 bags; to the continent. 400 bags; coast
wise. sc. 765 bags.
The total exports FOR the same period
last year were s.. $50 bags.
Stock on hand and on shipboard to-day
was 1890 bags, against u,lS4 bags this
Charleston. s. c., Jan. A-Sea island
cotton market: Medium fine islands, ga
&c; fine islands. &c; fully fine islands, 26c;
extra fine islands. 35d40c. Receipts for
the week. 100 bags; exports, 1872 bags; sales,
80 bags; stock, 2.505 bags.
The total receipts since Sept. !, 1895,
have been 9,405 bags, against $3.50 bags
for the same time last year. The exports
since Sept. 1. 1895, have been SSH bags
against 4,OS5 bags for the same time last
Note-The quotations from Charleston
are for sea island cotton raised on the
islands of South Carolina which Is SUI
perior in quality to the "Georg1as ana
"Floridas." inexperienced producers not
knowing the difference should note this
explanation and avoid misunderstand-
ings.
Savannah Receipts. Exports and Stocks:
Received this day ..................... 1,44
Received same day last year ........ 24d
Received same week last year 1900. 1,49l
Received since Sept. !, 1895 .......... ,1o2
Receipts same time last year .....-..IS2,l ~
Exports past week ..................... 1,s6
Exports past week, continent ........ $40
Exports since Sept /, to CT. Britain. g, 5so
10 rance 100 a.
To the continent ................-......ly 0,Q9o
Total foredgn ......-.................. oh 10
Total coastwise ........................2 -. ~
Stock on hand this day ................ Si25S
Stock on hand same day last year. SoVO
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day .................... 1905
This day last week ...........,.... SS'SSS
This day last year .........-...-.... 1850
This day year before last .......... A.9IS
Receipts past week ................ Hs,S9S
same weak last wear ........... 209, S92
Same week wear before last ...... 1872. 006
Total receipts since Sept. l, 3d.. $3.50, 6S9
Same time last year .;........... ? gS6' ~
Same time year before last .......4, 762. S6S
stock at the ports to-day ......... 974,0G
Stock same day last year III ,O26,2 4
Receipts This Week Last Year -,
Saturday,. q lO2 "Wednesday S g 9e9
Monday. ,676 Thursday %, I5O
Tuesday .355l2 Friday S6,SSS
Daily movement at other ports
ealveston-Firm; middling, 8; net re-
celpts. S,67S; sales, 1870; stock, 1881.
New Orleans-Firm; middling, 8; net
receipts, 5.059; gross, 5,l12; sales, 4,OOO;
stock, 372, s64, corrected.
oe MGsis s saie s @5as stoek s net re-
arleston-steady;. .middling, 7%; net
re WiIRminF to- Firm middling. 7% net
receipts. 760; stock, 1853.
Norfolk-.Firm; Iniddling,. "; one net re-
Baltimore quiet; middling, So; net re-
ceipts, 1888; gross, 1,47O; stock, 49,
New York-Quiet; middling, 8 5-l6; net
receipts, 7So; gG1soss 44SS; sales 81 all spin
Boston~Firm; middling. sis; net re-
ceipts, 1883; gross, 6,lS4.
Philadelphia-Firm; middling, S-l5; net
receipts, s.; stock, 10,4s5.
Daily movement at interior towns
Augustsa-steady mddlins q sia net sct re-
Memphis-Firm; middling, I l5,lec; net
receipts. $50; sales. 1000; stock; l4S dS6.
rs St. Leust sTCss %ad HaeS is7 s siooS
GIN c;siinncinnati-ouiet; rniddling, s. net re-
oG HHRoSSSisto orT &; net re-
ceipts, LTD; stock, 3l,0SS.
Exports of Cotton This Day G
Gaiveston-To the continent 7,45
New Orieans-To the continent. $50. 7
Mobile-Coastwise, "a. -
Wilmington-To the continent $50;
0I Nor folk Great Britain. 2sOs; coast
Baitimore-ro Great Britain, 1924; to
| the continent, 400; coastwise, 1900.
New York--Forwarded, ZsS.
this day: To Great Britain, LBS; to
| France none; TO the continent, 1885.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
| far this week: To Great Britain, Is, $50;
to France 4.5S6; to the continent, 81 s4S
| Total foreign exports since Sept. /, 1880;
To Great Britain, 1,225 I'll; to France 347,-
| COS; to the continent, 1,026.755 o-..
Liverpool, Jan. "a, 1890 p. m..Cotton;
middIing. I sled; sales, 10000 bales; Amer
| lean. $500 bales; speculation and export
| 900 bales; receipts, 5000 bales; American
mand moderate. January, 4. sod; January
February, 4.29d; February March, 4Zsd;
March-April, 42Sd; April7May' 4.2Sd; Nay Jay.
Julle August 428a4 I'D; August septem-
Der, 4.26d September, October, d.lsd; &c.
tober-NoyeemInber; Aid: o FHtnres quiet;
las D. m.-Cotton, American spot grades
1-32d higher. American middling,, fair,
Sl$2d good middIiing L6 IiOe ro6 mla ords.
| arv 4ssd; ordinary, 4 3-16d.
D. mixtures: January. 4.Sod buyers;
T1arV- March, 4.2S6i4 ed sellers; March-Ap-
ril. 42Sd sellers; April-May, 427q4.2
value; May-June, 4.27q4 ;2Sd sellers; June ne
ASA sellers; August-septembear 1897 ;a9 .; Esd
| buyers; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lSa4 lyd buy
ers; October-November, 414q4.lbd buyers.
New New 8 york, Jan. "a noon.-cotton. fu-
March. 8O6c; April, S.1Oc; May. S.14c; June,
0I New : York YtS' Jan. a. p. m.-cotton fg-
| lures closed barely steady; January-Feb-
ruary, s.OOc; March; SG6c; April april S5 Ioc:
Sentember 1850; October, TIC; Novem-
ber. INC; December, 772c; Sales 1661oO
D@ New Orleans, Jan. 24-Cotton futures
s+esdv. sales, 5000 bales; January-Fe b-
ruary, 1859; March, 1870; April, 6Olc; May,
| SO6c: June, S.10c; July, Size: August, oUoc;
s 75Bc. ''''''
New York Jan. 2t:-Riordan + &C Co 2,,, say
| IF cotton to-day: 1T was rather lively
VI today. Liverpoors response to
our our advance of yesterday was disappoi91t-
| inc and our opening was at points de-
| cline. March selling on the call at 8.06c;;
| T.ater the light interior receipts caused
| a brisk demand, and March advanced
70 s12c The firmness was maintained un-
| in the last hour, when heavy selling by
b ~ Sc identiied with New England mill
interests broke prices and about tut, all , the
| vas barely steady, with March at S06U
07c. The bulls profess great confidence
| 9haf unless the movement should greatly
increase, prices cannot be kept to their
| nresent level, while the bears claim to be
| i,,et as confident the other way But
| {bere are few of the bears who have the
| courage to sell short -. =,
| McIntvre & WardwelPs cotton letter by
| nrivate wire to T. f. johnson, broker.
New York Jan. Alt was an IRREGULAR
| ,oarlxet alternately, weaker and stronger.
md Closed at a net decline for the day of
8 to points, with sales Of 16S. 100 bales. Lo-
al ii6Iiidation and a little bear hammer
| inl caused the slight decline. The Liver
rooI market was higher, the receipts light,
! PpC Of the SnOt quotations at the